19/11/2008 - Carlise beat Bolton school
Carlisle beat Bolton School on Monday, by one goal. Carlisle and Bolton school have same points so this will be decided by the goal difference.More on this Story

12/11/2008 - A change to the ASANW Under 14's
Lancaster group preliminary round is the same as stated on the fixture list. More on this Story

11/11/08 - Training on Friday and NWPL @ Lancaster
On Friday 21st November, Alberto Bertolotti  from Savonna in Italy, will be down to take Water Polo More on this Story

10/11/08 - three red cards, but Lancaster sit at top with four points!
Lancaster had one game this weekend that would count towards the league. Now Lancaster won that game Lancaster sit at the top of the league with a four point league. More on this Story

10/11/08 Britain to debut in FINA World League
Twelve European teams will take part in the 2009 edition of the Men´s FINA World League, including two nations from the B category.

09/11/08 So what's happing with the NWASA under 16's?
Alan Boyle sent me an email the other day to confirm that Carlisle and Bolton School have been arranged their game for Monday 17 November. More on this Story

06/11/08 - Some new fixtures to check out
Check the fixtures page now to see some new fixtures, including Fleetwood home and away games for the North Lancashire League and NWASA under 14's tournament. More on this Story

28/10//08 - Lancaster's players hat-trick in top goal scorers
After the forth weekend of the NWPL Lancaster's Scott Carpenter (9 games), Tom Curwen (11 games)and Alex Parsonage (11 games) are joint first with height goal scorers with 44 goals each. More on this Story

26/10/08 - Lancaster should be two points ahead but are four.....
With Lancaster playing at two swimming pools, Cardiff International and Bath University and with a round trip of 578 miles done over two weekends, Lancaster took away two points but still has a four point lead! More on this Story

22/10/08 - rearrange fixtures for 25th and 26th October
Millfield pool has been closed due to a roof problem. original first day programme will now take place in full at Cardiff International Pool on Saturday, although with different start times. On Sunday, we move to the University of Bath for another four games, again with new start times. More on this Story

21/10/08 - Next Cancelled session
No early morning training on Monday 27th October 2008.

21/10/08 - Possible change to the fixtures of NWPL
Still very sketchy on the information but Millfield may be unavailable this weekend (25th and 26th) due to a storm which damaged some of the glass roof which was over the swimming pool. More on this Story

21/10/08 - Another change to the NWPL fixtures phase two
Please note that at Loughborough there is a change of play times. More on this Story

20/10/08 - Goal grabbing sisters
In the first division of the Women National Water Polo League Laura Heskith is sitting in second place with eleven goals scored. More on this Story

20/10/08 - Bristol and Cheltenham finish pointless
This weekend Bristol Central and Cheltenham finished pointless in their LEN Trophy Qualification Round group matches in Montenegro and Greece respectively. More on this Story

19/10/08 - NWPL status update.
Lancaster has first second and third highest goal scorer so far in the session. More on this Story

Weekend Five - three red cards, but Lancaster sit at top with four points!
Lancaster had one game this weekend that would count towards the league. Now Lancaster won that game Lancaster sit at the top of the league with a four point league. But in second place are Rotherham who have played an extra game. Most of the drama in Lancaster's comfortable 13-9 victory over Rotherham happened in the final quarter, when both the Lancaster two coaches and player colin Burgess were red-carded, for pointing out that a Rotherham player chucked the ball away. Also Rotherham's Richard Leighton was excluded for a brutality offence against lancaster player Chris Hartley. Scott Carpenter led the Lancaster scorers with six and there were two apiece for Alex Parsonage, Tom Curwen, Colin Burgess and Ciaran James. The biggest shock of the weekend has to be Bristol defeat against Manchester, final score Manchester 11 Bristol 1 (that is not a misprint!)

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North West ASA Youth
Semi Finals for Lancaster City under 16's
The final game for Lancaster under 16's was against Warrington at Salt Ayre, Lancaster beat Warrington 12 - 7 to finish top of their table. Lancaster now will have either Carlisle or Bolton School in the semi Final held late October (subject to change). This year the team had a couple of changes, Ron Winn gave opportunity to nearly appointed Great Britain 93 & 94 Goalkeeper coach Zak Sly to coach the games. Alongside Zak, CSP Lancashire boys Coach Gary Ellwood stepped in to be the assistant coach with Mike Heskith supporting them both on the bench & table. Zak brought in quite a few younger players this year, Sam Edwards, Ben Walker and Scott Sharpe to experience some game play.

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North Lancashire League
The game was played 6 minute quarters as Lancaster players get stuck on the motorway due to bad traffic but could the extra 8 minutes made any difference? Lancaster took a young team and Blackpool had the advantage in their home pool.
Lancaster 7 Blackpool 7

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