FORMER Hipperholme and Lightlciffe High School student and Lightcliffe Golf Club member Alexandria Keighley is in line to become the new head professional and coach at Huddersfield Golf Club, Fixby.

IT is business as usual hopefully this week for Brighouse Town as they prepare to enterain top of the table Retford United in the Baris Northern Counties East League Premier Division (3pm).

BRIGHOUSE Rangers Juniors are looking for new players of all ages for the new switch to summer Rugby League in March writes Charlotte Henbest.

BRIGHOUSE Old Boys manager Phil Garbe would like to concentrate on the promotion run his form side were on until the big freeze set in, but for this week he has to get back into cup football mode with a West Yorkshire League Cup tie.

OLD Brodleians travel to Abbeydale Park, Sheffield, on Saturday (2.15pm) in search of safety points in North East 1.

BRADFORD Bulls fan and Sainsbury’s Brighouse manager Colin Meah had a visit from four of the players to launch the store’s Active Kids scheme from next Wednesday and Sport Relief from February 23, writes Emily Anderson.

THE U19’s returned to action for the first time since November at the Dual Seal Stadium but were defeated by a solitary strike and good defensive performance by visitors Thackley.

IN sub-zero conditions, both sides should be commended for a producing a good game of football played in the right spirit and very well refereed by Luke Watson.

BRIGHOUSE Rangers travel on Saturday to local rivals Wyke in the first of two games in two weeks against each other.

THE saying “You get back what you put in” could not be more fitting for Stephen Lister who has his fingers in more pies than Mr Kipling.

ABERFORD, from the lower end of the league, posed more problems than expected for high fliers Brighouse Old Boys but the form book was eventually proved correct.

TOWN made the journey back from south Nottingham in buoyant mood with a well deserved three points from a hard working, professional performance.

WITH only one recognised half back in Stuart Proctor, who was only 80 per cent fit, this was always going to be an hard game.

BRIGHOUSE Old Boys face another tough game as they push for promotion.

BRODS finally picked up some reward from a trip up the A1 as they eased their relegation fears with a welcome North One East victory.

A RASTRICK man is heading the search to find the next Wayne Rooney.

BRIGHOUSE Town put six goals past visiting Selby and created many more chances.

PENNINE ARL Division Two League leaders Brighouse Rangers are back at Odsal Sedbergh (2pm) for the second week running but in league action after last week’s cup success.

BRODS, hoping to keep their winning streak, received the ball and attacked well with a quick try resulting from Harry Dunne.

AFTER a mammoth spell of inactivity the Bridge Balti Halifax Sunday League finally kicked into life, with some understandably sluggish starts writes Andy Dawson.