in this week's chronicle Barnsley manager Simon Davey says he will not be making wholesale changes to his squad in the summer. |
Trio will be fit for pre-season Barnsley have been boosted by the news that injured trio Heinz Muller, Stephen Foster and Martin Devaney will all be fit to return to training in pre-season. The only players not expected to report back are long term cruciate victims Anderson De Silva and Michael Coulson. |
Three and easy so far for cricket team Barnsley Cricket Club gained a Bank Holiday double header to move two points clear at the top of the Yorkshire League.
Victories over Rotherham and Sheffield United made it three wins from three and the town team have certainly made their title intentions clear. |
full story in this week's chronicle Pain and no gain for superbike rider Jonathan Howarth needed an operation on a broken thumb and suffered a bruised leg and shoulder after high siding at high speed in qualifying for last weekend's British Superbikes at Oulton Park. |
Greece is the word for Garland Jet skier Stephen Garland is hoping for great things when he competes in the World Grand Prix Championships in Ayia Napa, Greece. He has just acquired a four-stroke turbo charger Hydrospace which is capable of speeds of up to 65mph. |
full story in this week's chronicle Mixed fortunes for Barnsley schoolboys Barnsley Schoolboys under 15s won the Yorkshire Shield after an excellent 3-1 victory over Hull. However, Barnsley under 11s were beaten 6-0 in their cup final to bring to an end an excellent cup run. |





















