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Major international sailing race comes to Plymouth next year

Thousands of sailing enthusiasts are expected to descend on Plymouth next year when the city hosts a top international sailing race.

The 45th edition of La Solitaire du Figaro will stopover in Plymouth in June as some of the world's top yachtsmen and women compete for the title.

The Figaro is considered to be the world championships for single-handed yachtsmen and women and...

Disability water polo a big hit with city teens

Local teenagers with disabilities and special educational needs are getting to experience new sports, thanks to the Council’s Sportivate programme.

The Council is working with schools to offer 14-19 year olds the chance to try out alternative activities and sports they wouldn’t normally be able to access, due to the cost or specialist facilities required.

The programme is open...

Plymouth Argyle 1 Exeter City 1

Holders Argyle suffered sudden death in the Edenvale Turf Ltd Devon Challenge Cup on Tuesday night, knocked out of this year’s competition by their fiercest rivals in a penalty shoot-out, writes Rick Cowdery.

The quarter-final tie ended 1-1 after 90 minutes, with almost everything of note happening in the last ten of those as the mini Devon Expressway Derby proved as hard-fought as...

Plymouth Argyle 0 Burton Albion 1

Argyle’s eight-game unbeaten run came to an end at Home Park as Adam McGurk’s goal sealed all three points for Burton Albion, writes Rob McNichol.

The Brewers won 1-0 for the third time this week to head back to Staffordshire the most contented side, although their goal was the catalyst for Argyle to play some of their best football of the season.

After McGurk – the best...

Plymouth Albion to face Rotherham Titans

Following last week's disappointing home defeat at the hands of Bedford Blues, Plymouth Albion head coach James Shanahan has made seven changes to his starting line up for the visit of Rotherham Titans (tonight, 7.45pm).

In the backs left wing Jamie Davies and fly half Dan Mugford, who is Albion’s top points scorer this season, both return from injury.

Club captain Ruairi...

John Sheridan is picking up good vibrations at Home Park

John Sheridan may be more Oasis than Beach Boys, but the Argyle manager is picking up good vibrations at Home Park, writes Rick Cowdery.

The Pilgrims entertain Burton Albion on Saturday, looking for a fourth successive home win and to extend a very handy unbeaten run to nine matches.

That streak has taken them a comfortable mid-table position in Sky Bet League 2, seven points...

Torquay United 1 Plymouth Argyle 1

Former Gull Reuben Reid netted his fifth goal in three games, and eighth of the season, to preserve Argyle’s now eight-game unbeaten run as the Pilgrims stole a point from their near neighbours, writes Rick Cowdery .

Torquay had taken the lead in the sixth minute when Elliot Benyon had seized on some hesitancy in the Argyle defence to fire the home side ahead.

The Pilgrims...

Australian Cricket Captain fined

Australian Cricket Captain, Michael Clarke, has been fined by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for breaching the Code of Conduct in the first Ashes test.

Clarke was fined 20 per cent of his match fee for “using language or a gesture that is obscene, offensive or insulting during an International Match” the ICC has said.

Clarke was picked up on the stump microphone saying...

Plymouth Argyle 2 Dagenham & Redbridge 1

Goals from Reuben Reid and Luke Young extended Argyle’s unbeaten run to seven games, and completed a very satisfactory week at Home Park. The best, in fact, in a very long time writes Rob McNichol.

After a creditable point earned at York City, then a rampant 5-0 victory over Lincoln in the FA Cup, a 2-1 victory over play-off chasing Dagenham & Redbridge was yet another step in the...

Plymouth Albion 16 Bedford Blues 27

With Bedford Blues struggling near the foot of the Championship table most Albion fans saw this game as a good chance to get their season back onto a winning track.

After a very much below par performance from Albion it was Bedford who gained a thoroughly deserved win and left the Albion coaching team with plenty to think about.

On a good night for watching rugby, the crowd...

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