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This week on The Cool Down, we look back on another huge weekend for Island sport, headlined by St Paul’s Under-18s completing a historic hat-trick of Upton victories alongside Upton glory for the JTC RWB Nomads.Gus Dorosz stole the show with four goals in the under-18 Upton, while Jersey Wanderers continued their remarkable campaign by reaching the JFA Cup final after dismantling St Clement 5-0 thanks to a Hugo Pereira hat-trick.There was more silverware for Rozel Rovers Women in the Zany Labbe Memorial Trophy and yet more inter-island success for Jersey hockey as JTC RWB Nomads edged Guernsey Cubs after shuffles.We also round up all the latest cricket action as the league season gathers pace, discuss the biggest shocks from Liberation Weekend horse racing at Les Landes, and hear from Oliver Kidman following a successful Racketball Festival attended by 180 players.Plus - Fixture Forecast is officially underway for cricket season, and Archie has already raced into an early lead over Elliot.

Cup finals, semi-finals, inter-insular clashes and the cricket season beginning to properly heat up, Jersey sport is not slowing down anytime soon.This week on The Warm Up, we preview another massive weekend across the Island as Jersey football looks to build on a historic week that saw Jersey Wanderers lift the Upton Park Trophy for the first time in 37 years, alongside St Paul’s Under-16s bringing home Upton silverware.Now, attention turns to the next set of big occasions. Jersey Wanderers face St Clement in the JFA Cup semi-final, St Paul’s chase another Upton success at Under-18 level against Vale Rec, and there’s plenty more local football drama with cup clashes and women’s finals taking place across the weekend.The pair also discuss the provisional Muratti squads ahead of next weekend's clash against Guernsey at Springfield.We also head across the water for hockey as RWB Nomads take on Guernsey Cubs at Footes Lane, with several Jersey stars involved in another big Upton battle.Cricket continues to gather pace with another packed programme across the Premier League, Division One and Division Two, while Liberation Weekend racing returns to Les Landes for the second horse racing meet of the season.Add in one of the Island’s biggest racketball festivals and the long-awaited return of Fixture Forecast, now officially switched over to cricket season, and there is plenty to get stuck into.

It’s been a weekend of silverware, near-misses and Island pride across the board, our sports reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel discuss this weekend's results on the latest episode of The Cool Down.We start with a historic moment for Jersey Wanderers, who completed a stunning double by lifting the Upton Park Trophy for the first time in 37 years – just days after sealing the Premiership 1 title. We also shine a light on the next generation, with St Paul’s U16s following in their footsteps with an impressive Upton victory of their own.There was heartbreak for Jersey Hockey in London, as their incredible run to the England Tier 2 Final ended in the cruellest fashion – a penalty shootout defeat after a tightly contested 1-1 draw.Jersey Cricket continue their preparation for World Cup Qualifiers on the international stage as they beat Denmark 2-1 in Svanholm whilst Division 1 began locally.We round up a huge weekend in rugby, where Jersey impressed across the Junior Siam Cup, and dive into a dominant inter-insular showing from the Island’s darts players, who won five of seven trophies on home soil.Plenty to get through – the highs, the heartbreak, and everything in between.

Big away days, major finals and Channel Island rivalry headline this week’s show.We preview the biggest match in Jersey Hockey’s history as they head to Lee Valley for the England Tier 2 Championship Final against Sheffield University Bankers, with Robbie Forrest joining us ahead of the showdown.Jersey Men’s cricket team are in Denmark with ranking points at stake as World Cup qualifying preparations continue, and captain Charles Perchard looks ahead to the challenge.In football, newly-crowned Premiership 1 champions Jersey Wanderers travel to Guernsey to face Northerners in the Upton Park Trophy, Jersey champions versus Guernsey champions, with plenty on the line.We also reflect on the Jersey Bulls’ cruel play-off exit on penalties, hear from Elliot Powell, and round up all the local action including women’s football, youth cup finals, Junior Siam Cup rugby, inter-insular darts and more.Another massive weekend for island sport.

A massive weekend of island sport means there is plenty to get through on this week’s Cool Down.Jersey Bulls Women headline the show after completing an unbeaten title-winning season in style, hitting 12 goals to seal promotion and book their place in next season’s FA Cup. We also look ahead to a huge night for Jersey Bulls Men, who take momentum into their home play-off semi-final after a 3-0 win over Hastings United.In local football, Jersey Wanderers are Premiership 1 champions after finally getting over the line, while Jersey Under-16s completed a junior Muratti clean sweep with a superb 5-0 win in Guernsey. We also discuss the exciting news of young Sonny Cook signing for Plymouth Argyle.Away from football, Paddy Gouge’s stunning unbeaten 207 steals the show in cricket, the Channel Islands golfers test themselves against Hampshire, and Jersey dominate the squash and racketball inter-insular once again.There is also rugby reaction, table tennis, bar billiards, and the latest Fixture Forecast standings as the title race tightens.April 28, 2026

Episode 12 of The Warm Up previews a massive weekend of sport across Jersey.The Jersey Bulls wrap up their league campaign against Hastings United, with a potential home play-off semi-final still up for grabs. We also look ahead to a huge Sunday for Jersey Bulls Women, who can secure the league title at Springfield.Muratti action continues with the Under-16s chasing a clean sweep, while the Premiership 1 title race edges closer to its conclusion with Jersey Wanderers and St Clement still battling it out.We also cover domestic cup football, the return of the cricket season at Grainville, and a major off-island test for the Channel Islands’ top golfers in Hampshire.Plus, inter-insular competition takes centre stage across squash, table tennis and bar billiards in another packed sporting weekend.April 24, 2026

With the domestic campaign getting underway this weekend, Sports Editor Elliot Corbel sits down with Jersey Cricket Head of Operations, Lee Meloy, to look ahead to what promises to be an exciting season across the island.From the DFDS Premier Division opener at Grainville to developments in junior, women’s and international cricket, the episode covers everything you need to know heading into the new campaign.The pair also run through players to watch, rising young talent and some of the big names set to make their mark this summer.Can James Duckett make it three Cricketer of the Year awards in a row? Will Grace Wetherall hold onto her crown? Or is it time for some new names to step up?All that and more in this week’s special cricket preview episode.April 22, 2026

The Cool Down is back with another packed episode as Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel break down a huge weekend for Jersey sport.The Jersey Bulls secure their play-off place thanks to another Lorne Bickley winner, while the Bulls Women move one step closer to the title with a dominant 4-0 victory. There’s also Muratti success for the Under-18s, as Joey O’Toole’s hat-trick leads Jersey to a 6-2 win over Guernsey.We also dive into dramatic cup action locally, Sam Quail’s brilliant Channel Islands final victory, and a huge moment for Filip Nowacki as he claims his first senior British title.Jersey Cricket takes us to Lord’s and beyond, with Jersey’s comeback series draw against Scotland A, while rugby, volleyball and the latest Fixture Forecast standings round off another busy week.Tune in and catch up on everything you need to know from the weekend in Jersey sport.\April 21, 2026

The Warm Up returns for Episode 11, with Oliver Kidman stepping in alongside Archie Corbett as Elliot Corbel checks in from Lord’s after Jersey Cricket’s win over the MCC.We look ahead to a huge weekend of local sport, including the U18 Muratti at Springfield, the Jersey Bulls’ push for a play-off place away at Deal Town, and a crucial few days in the Premiership 1 title race.There’s also chat on the inter-insular volleyball in Guernsey, Royals RFC on the road, Sam Quail’s Channel Islands final, and a young Jersey boxer chasing a national opportunity.A full preview of what’s to come across the Island this weekend.April 17, 2026

A huge week of Jersey sport to unpack on The Cool Down for Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel.We start with silverware for Jersey RFC, who lift the title despite a narrow defeat in their final game, before turning to a historic moment for Jersey hockey as the men book their place in a national final.Football takes centre stage once again as the Jersey Bulls edge ever closer to the play-offs, while the Bulls Women continue their dominant push towards the title with another emphatic win.We also round up local football, where league titles and cup finals take shape, and dive into golf’s opening major at La Moye Golf Club.Plus, a look at bowls inter-insular success, and a preview of Jersey’s trip to Lord's Cricket Ground for a special clash with the Marylebone Cricket Club.Plenty to get through and plenty to celebrate.April 14, 2026

Archie Corbett is joined by Jersey golfer Sam Quail for a special episode ahead of this weekend’s long-awaited Channel Islands Final.Quail opens up on his form, his preparation at La Moye, and why this match stands out as the “biggest” in his calendar. They also chat about his return from injury, a strong run of results, and what it’s like heading into battle alongside the island’s top players in next week’s Hampshire trip.To round things off, there’s a quick look at the Premiership 1 title race, with Quail swapping the golf course for the dugout as Jersey Wanderers continue their push.

Episode 10 of The Warm Up looks beyond the weekend as we preview a huge few months for Jersey sport.We touch on the Jersey Bulls’ important double-header before discussing season run-ins, inter-insular fixtures, and plans to bring key faces from local sport onto the podcast. We also outline ambitions for expanded coverage, including the trip to Glasgow for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.A slightly different episode as we look ahead to what’s shaping up to be a massive period.

Promotion headlines Episode 9 of The Cool Down as Evelyn Partners Jets secure back-to-back promotions with a huge win over Norfolk United. We reflect on a historic achievement and discuss the influence of Serena Kersten on the squad’s rise.There’s also plenty of darts chat after Bailiwick’s Archie Corbett reached the semi-finals of White Collar Darts, with Derek Jolly taking the crown in a memorable night at the oche.Jersey RFC men complete a dramatic comeback to remain unbeaten, Bulls rocket into fourth with a six-goal display, and Bulls Women run riot on the road. We also cover St Ouen’s Reserves' title triumph, volleyball success, Jersey Boxing Academy’s event, and the latest Fixture Forecast standings.Another huge weekend in Jersey sport wrapped up on The Cool Down.March 31, 2026

Episode 9 of The Warm Up is headlined by a massive weekend for the Evelyn Partners Jets and one of the biggest White Collar events Jersey has to offer.The Evelyn Partners Jets travel to Norfolk United for their final Premier League 3 fixture with promotion firmly in sight, and we hear from captain Rosie Tonner and head coach Serena Kersten ahead of the decisive clash.We also turn our attention to White Collar Darts, where Bailiwick’s very own Archie Corbett prepares to step up to the oche in support of Jersey Stroke Support. There’s reaction to the draw, pre-event nerves, and what promises to be a huge night at the Royal Jersey Showground.Elsewhere, Jersey Bulls look to extend their unbeaten 2026 run at home to Crowborough Athletic, while Bulls Women chase a 14th straight victory. Rugby previews, local football league and cup ties, and a quick boxing update from Oliver Kidman round out another packed Warm Up.All that and more as we set the stage for another huge weekend in Jersey sport.March 27, 2026

The Cool Down Episode 8 sees Oliver Kidman join Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel once again as the Bailiwick Sports team round up another packed weekend of Jersey sport.Jersey RFC’s men make it 20 wins from 20 with another dominant display, while the women push unbeaten leaders Hove all the way in a competitive performance. In football, the Bulls boost their play-off hopes with victory over Eastbourne, as the Bulls women continue their title charge with another important win.We also break down a dramatic round of local football, including St Clement tightening the Premiership 1 title race and goals galore across the divisions. There’s success for Victoriana as they complete a league and cup double in hockey, plus unbeaten celebrations on the volleyball court.Elsewhere, we cover Junior Star Series action at Springfield, the JBFC Girls Academy at Victoria Park, a strong finish to the season for Jets 2’s, and a recap of a busy night for Jersey’s boxing scene.And to wrap things up - the latest Fixture Forecast standings, with Elliot maintaining his lead over Archie.March 24, 2026

The Warm Up returns with Sports Reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel, and a quick interjection from Oliver Kidman, as the team discuss Jersey's top sides heading into their season finales. The business end of the season is here. This week, we look ahead to a huge test for Jersey Bulls as they host an Eastbourne Town side fresh off big results against Sittingbourne and Faversham – with the play-off race tighter than ever.We also preview a massive Premiership 1 clash between Jersey Wanderers and St Clement, with the title race on the line, and discuss key fixtures across the local divisions.Plus, Jersey Bulls Girls Academy head to Guernsey for inter-insular action, there’s a big final weekend for Jersey rugby, Jersey Leonis ABC Boxing, and Jets 2’s wrap up their season.And of course… a little bit of darts chat thrown in too.March 20, 2026

Episode seven of The Cool Down reflects on a hugely successful weekend for Jersey sport, with Sports Reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel breaking down an unbeaten inter-insular showing against Guernsey.Hockey takes centre stage as Jersey retain “The Big Stick” after going unbeaten across all six fixtures. We discuss the standout performances, including Robbie Forrest’s goal in the men’s 1st team 2-0 win, the dominance of the men’s 3s in their 8-0 victory, and how the women’s sides once again delivered across the board.In football, attention turns to the Under-21 Muratti, where Jersey secured a convincing 5-2 win in Guernsey, while the Jersey Bulls were held to a frustrating 2-2 draw away at Erith Town – although results elsewhere mean their play-off push remains on track. We also touch on a big win for the Bulls Women and round up the key action from across the local leagues and cup competitions.There’s also a look at the Junior Star Series success for Jersey’s youngsters, as well as a brief – and important – discussion on the White Collar Darts showdown between the 2024 and 2026 teams.All that, plus this week’s Fixture Forecast result, as Elliot edges Archie 35-32.March 17, 2026

Episode seven of The Warm Up previews a weekend dominated by one of the biggest dates in Jersey’s sporting calendar, as Jersey hockey host Guernsey in a full inter-insular programme. Sports reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel are joined by men’s first-team player/coach Robbie Forrest, who becomes the podcast’s first guest as the trio discuss the six matches set to take place across the men’s and women’s teams.Forrest offers an inside look at how Jersey’s squads have prepared for the occasion, the excitement of hosting an inter-insular on home turf, and the growing strength of hockey on the island. With last year’s meeting in Guernsey producing mixed fortunes for Jersey, the panel explore what it will take for the men’s teams to reclaim bragging rights while the women look to build on their dominant clean sweep from the previous encounter.Attention also turns to the Under-21 Muratti, where Jersey travel to Guernsey for the Ambassadeur Bowl under captain Will Yates. Managed by Jack Cannon, the young Caesareans will be aiming to maintain their recent success in the fixture while avoiding the disciplinary issues that saw the side finish the last two meetings with ten men.In football, Jersey Bulls travel to Erith Town looking to extend their unbeaten start to 2026 despite a reshuffled defence, while Jersey Bulls Women return to league action against South Park United following the league split.The episode also rounds up key fixtures across the local football divisions and checks in on Jersey athletes making waves in professional sport, before the duo return with another round of Fixture Forecast predictions.March 13, 2026

Episode six of The Cool Down reflects on a landmark weekend across Jersey sport.The headline story comes from rugby, where Jersey RFC sealed the league title and promotion back to the National Leagues with a dominant 38-7 win over Bracknell, securing their 19th consecutive victory and a third promotion in four seasons.We also break down Jersey RFC Women’s five-try performance against Canterbury, discuss Rai Dos Santos’ hat-trick for the Jersey Bulls as their unbeaten run reaches ten games, and analyse the latest movement in the local football title races.Elsewhere, Evelyn Partners Jets move into second place with one match remaining, Jersey’s men’s volleyball side produce a perfect weekend in Hampshire, and there are plenty of goals and cup matches across the island’s football leagues.Finally, the latest Fixture Forecast battle continues - with Elliot just edging the standings 28-27. March 10, 2026

Episode six of The Warm Up previews another packed weekend across Jersey sport, with Sports Reporters Archie Corbett, Elliot Corbel and Oliver Kidman breaking down the biggest fixtures, key storylines and potential milestone moments ahead.There could be a title-winning moment in rugby this weekend as Jersey RFC travel to Bracknell knowing victory would secure the Regional South 1 Central crown. We look at the permutations, reflect on what would be a remarkable 19th consecutive win of the season, and debate whether it is slightly frustrating that such a milestone could arrive away from CoinShares Park.Jersey Women RFC are also on the road against Canterbury in a key fixture that could shape their run-in, while the Royals face another tough test against Brighton II at home.The Jersey Bulls return to Springfield to host Hassocks as they look to continue their strong start to 2026. With 21 points from a possible 27 since the turn of the year, promotion hopes remain firmly alive – but could this be exactly the kind of fixture that becomes tricky? We discuss the challenge posed by a struggling Hassocks side, the impact of Jonny Le Quesne’s injury on a defence that has looked so solid, and why the Bulls cannot afford to slip up against teams towards the bottom of the table.In netball, Evelyn Partners Jets host Northants Storm as they continue their push towards the top of the table, and we ask whether they should be keeping an eye on results elsewhere or focusing purely on securing maximum points themselves.Across local football there are huge league fixtures to look out for including our very own Archie Corbett in and amongst the Premiership title race goals, while Jersey’s volleyball side face another demanding triple-header in Hampshire Division 1 as they look to climb the standings.As always, we round things off with our latest Fixture Forecast predictions.March 6, 2026

Episode five of The Cool Down reflects on another powerful weekend for Jersey sport, with unbeaten runs stretching across multiple teams and momentum building at exactly the right time of the season.The Jersey Bulls continued their impressive 2026 form with another disciplined display, maintaining their unbeaten start to the calendar year and keeping the pressure firmly on the play-off places. With defensive solidity becoming the hallmark of their run-in, we analyse whether this resilience is what will ultimately define their promotion push.The Evelyn Partners Jets also extended their unbeaten streak, producing another composed performance on the road to underline their title credentials. With rivals also in action, we assess what the result means in the context of the Premier League 3 title race and whether belief is now turning into expectation.At CoinShares Park, Jersey RFC remain relentless. Their unbeaten league campaign rolled on once more, and while the mathematical title confirmation may still require patience, the inevitability of silverware is becoming harder to ignore. There was also a standout weekend for Jersey’s women’s volleyball team, who returned from Hampshire unbeaten across three fixtures in a single day as they continue to set standards off-island.As always, we round off with our Fixture Forecast review, assess who’s building the strongest late-season momentum, and ask whether this could be remembered as the weekend where unbeaten belief became something bigger.Together with Nudge, we’re offering listeners of the Warm Up, Cool Down podcast an opportunity to win 2x free tickets to The Rugby Pod Live at The Jersey Opera House on 18th March. To win, you must:Be on our Warm Up, Cool Down Mailing list. Click here to join.Fill in the form and guess the score of this weekend’s JRFC game. Closest to the score gets the tickets.Note, if there is more than one “closest to guess”, we will draw one person from that “closest to group” at random.March 3, 2026

Episode five of The Warm Up previews a huge weekend across Jersey sport, with Sports Reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel breaking down the biggest fixtures, the key storylines and the potential season-defining moments ahead.The Jersey Bulls head to Sevenoaks Town on Friday night under the lights, unbeaten in 2026 and sitting just one point outside the play-off places. With ten games remaining, the run-in is well and truly underway. We discuss whether the Friday night factor is an advantage, if anything less than three points would feel like a missed opportunity, and why the Bulls’ defensive record could be the foundation of their promotion push.In netball, the Evelyn Partners Jets travel to fifth-placed Sussex Thunder off the back of two big wins. With title rivals Ryland also in action, we assess whether this weekend could shape the title race.It could also be a significant afternoon for Jersey RFC. The league leaders are 17 points clear at the top and, while unlikely, there is a mathematical path to being crowned champions this weekend. We break down the bonus point permutations ahead of a double-header at CoinShares Park, with a full day of rugby and a potential celebration on the cards.Across local football, there is action in Premiership 1 and the Championship divisions, alongside JFA Cup ties and the Sylvia Spinola Memorial Cup in the women’s game. We also look ahead to a demanding Sunday for Jersey’s women’s volleyball side, who face three matches in Hampshire. As always, we round things off with our latest Fixture Forecast predictions.Click the link here and predict this weekend's Jersey RFC result (using our expert analysis to your advantage) in order to win 2x free tickets to The Rugby Pod Live at The Jersey Opera House on 18th March: http://jerseyeveningpost.com/rugbypodFebruary 27, 2026

Episode four of The Cool Down dives into a massive weekend across Jersey sport, with Sports Reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel unpacking the biggest talking points.At Springfield, Jersey Bulls delivered a huge 1-0 win over third-placed Faversham Town to keep their play-off hopes alive. With the Bulls now level on points with Whyteleafe and Sittingbourne, albeit having played more games, the panel break down a disciplined second-half display, Rai Dos Santos’ decisive finish, and the impact of James Sunley off the bench that ultimately separated the sides. Is momentum building at exactly the right time?Over at Oakfield, the Evelyn Partners Jets produced one of their most emphatic performances of the campaign, dismantling Leeds Athletic 76-39 to secure another crucial bonus point. With Ryland and Exeter also picking up wins, the Jets remain two points off top spot in Premier League 3, but back-to-back dominant displays suggest they are timing their run perfectly.On the rugby pitch, Jersey RFC Women recorded a commanding 22-0 victory over Medway Women at CoinShares Park to stay firmly in the title conversation, now sitting six points off first and three off second.Elsewhere:Local football across Premiership and Championship divisions, including St Paul’s six-goal Friday night performance and Sporting Accies’ first defeat of the season. A dramatic 4-4 draw in hockey’s Super League. Pisces Gym fighters Jack Cairns, Conor Martin and Felix Gouveia all claiming wins at the Sandee Fight Series in Barnsley. And finally, our full Fixture Forecast review.There is now a Warm Up/Cool Down newsletter that listeners can sign up to. This will notify you about the latest episode drops, as well as send you the latest sports news from the Island directly to your inbox. Sign up here: Warm Up, Cool Down Newsletter

Episode four of The Warm Up dives into a massive weekend across Jersey sport, with our Sports Reporters Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel, joined by a not-so-special guest. Jersey Bulls host third-placed Faversham Town in what could be their toughest remaining test of the season. With the Bulls just outside the play-off spots and the run-in shaping up favourably, we discuss whether this is a free hit or a defining afternoon at Springfield.Over at Oakfield, the Evelyn Partners Jets are chasing top spot in Premier League 3 as they host Leeds Athletic. Four games left. Two points off the summit. Bonus points now vital. We discuss whether this is the weekend they make their move and how a change in preparation under coach Emily Green has sparked their three-game winning run.Elsewhere:A huge Women’s First XV rugby clash at CoinShares Park.Local football across Premiership and Championship divisions.Women’s Football Cup action on Sunday morning.Pisces Gym fighters representing Jersey at the Sandee Fight Series in Barnsley.And our full Fixture Forecast predictions.There is now a Warm Up/Cool Down newsletter that listeners can sign up to. This will notify about the latest episode drops, as well send you the latest sports news from the Island directly to your inbox. Sign up here: jerseyeveningpost.com/warmupAlso, a big competition is coming up in next week’s episode of The Warm Up. There are 2x free tickets up for grabs to attend the live recording of The Rugby Pod with Jim Hamilton and Andy Goode, live at The Jersey Opera House. Tune in next week for details on how to win.

The latest episode of The Cool Down with Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel looks back on a dramatic weekend of Island sport, with big talking points across football, rugby, hockey, netball and shooting.Football leads the way, with the Bulls battling to a hard-earned point on the road against play-off rivals, while the local Premiership 1 title race took a major twist thanks to a statement performance from one of the challengers. There were also eye-catching displays elsewhere in the top flight, late drama in cup action and important movement in the women’s game.Away from football, Jersey RFC extended their winning run in dramatic fashion, hockey saw the men book another Tier 2 Trophy semi-final place while the ladies exited after a spirited effort, and Island shooters impressed once again on the national stage with multiple qualifications for the British Shooting Air Series grand final. The episode rounds off with netball, Fixture Forecast reflections and a look ahead to another busy week.

The latest episode of The Warm Up, with sports reporters Elliot Corbel and Archie Corbett, looks ahead to another hugely important weekend of sport, with play-off pressure, trophy action and testing away trips all firmly on the agenda.The pair begin with a deep dive into Jersey Bulls’ trip to AFC Whyteleafe, a fixture loaded with narrative as the two sides sit separated by just a single point inside the Isthmian South East Division play-off places. With memories of last season’s title race still fresh and the Bulls narrowly winning the reverse fixture back in October, it’s a monumental game in Jersey’s debut run-in at this level made all the tougher by Whyteleafe’s formidable home record.Attention then turns to a packed local football programme, with Premiership 1 and 2 fixtures spread across the Island and silverware on the line. There’s also Championship football to look forward to, while the Cherry Godfrey Women’s Division returns on Sunday morning with Rozel Rovers hosting Jersey Wanderers.Rugby also features heavily, with Jersey RFC travelling away as they look to maintain their 100% record against CS Stags 1863, having edged a tight contest earlier in the season. There’s discussion too on Royals RFC, who face a tough home test against fourth-placed Ditchling as they continue a challenging campaign.The episode rounds off with hockey, where it’s a big weekend on home turf at Les Quennevais. Jersey Men’s 1s are just one win away from a rare place in the England Hockey Tier 2 Trophy semi-finals as they take on Woking, while the Ladies’ 1s also have national knockout action to look forward to against Guildford 3s.Tune in for Tuesday’s episode of The Cool Down, where Elliot and Archie will look back on the results, talking points and moments that mattered most.

The second episode of The Cool Down with Archie Corbett and Elliot Corbel breaks down some excellent results across the board for Jersey's finest athletes. The Jersey Bulls 6-1 rout over second placed AFC Croydon Athletic in this Isthmian South East Division was accompanied by a perfect 6-0 win over Cranleigh from the women's team on Sunday. There was plenty to talk about regarding the future of the Jersey Bulls Women's season as the league splits into two. The pair discuss the Evelyn Partners Jets' immense win away from home with a 64-39 win over Hatfield Hawks, alongside Jersey Hockey's trip to Guernsey for their annual Junior Inter-Insular's. Finally, Elliot runs through all the winner from Friday night's illustrious Jersey Cricket awards.The team will be back on Friday afternoon for The Warm Up where they discuss the upcoming fixtures across all sports this weekend.Get the latest episodes and Island sports news straight to your inbox by signing up to our newsletter. Go to https://jerseyeveningpost.com/warmup/

The most recent episode of The Warm Up with sports reporters Elliot Corbel and Archie Corbett dives into another packed weekend of action, featuring standout stories from both on and off the Island. The mic’d-up reporters dive into a packed sporting weekend, starting with the Jersey Bulls’ home double-header, before turning their attention to the local football scene and upcoming fixtures. There’s rugby talk too, with both the Second XV (and ongoing bets on how long it takes Archie to stop calling it the XI) and the women’s side in action, while a local hockey title is up for grabs this weekend. The pair also reflect on the Evelyn Partners Jets’ impressive recent displays and round things off with a look ahead to tonight's Jersey Cricket Awards, much to Elliot’s delight.Tune in for Tuesday’s episode of The Cool Down, where we’ll reflect on the weekend’s stories and results.

The inaugural episode of The Cool Down marks the launch of our new bi-weekly podcast, hosted this week by sports reporters Archie Corbett and Oliver Kidman in the absence of Elliot Corbel.In this first instalment, the pair break down a busy weekend of local sport, including Jersey Bulls’ 1–1 draw away at Ashford United, Jersey RFC’s 31–20 home victory over Old Alleynians, a full round-up of local football action, the opening weekend of the Hockey Super League, Jersey’s junior tennis Inter-Insular clashes, amongst many more local results.We’ll be back on Friday afternoon with the next episode of The Warm Up, looking ahead to another packed sporting weekend.February 3, 2026

The Warm Up - Episode 1: Darts Stars revealed & Tribe recalled for LionsThe debut episode of The Warm Up / Cool Down with our local sports reporters Elliot Corbel and Archie Corbett gets underway with a full breakdown of a packed sporting weekend, including standout news both on and off the island.This week’s discussion covers the Jersey Bulls’ trip to Ashford United in the Isthmian South East Division, dramatic cup action across local football, Jersey Rugby’s triple-header, the launch of hockey’s new Super League, Asa Tribe’s Lions recall, and a behind-the-scenes look at the impressive White Collar Darts set-up.We’ll be back on Tuesday with our first Cool Down episode, bringing you a full run-down of the weekend’s action. January 30, 2026

EWG Director and Founding Member, Alan Yates sat down with AIM Sports Editor Elliot Corbel to discuss the largest sponsorship in youth football across the Channel Islands ever made. Yates dives right into the meaning behind the partnership from both a professional and personal perspective in a fascinating conversation about how the company plans to help shape the future of the next generation of junior footballing talent on island.August 15, 2025

Jersey FA Women's side travel to Guernsey's new home of football, Victoria Park, on Saturday 17th May to contest for the Muratti Vase, seeking revenge after a 2-0 home defeat in the 2024 contest.All Island Media sports editor Elliot Corbel sat down with Jersey players Samantha Silva and Aine Ruth to preview what is, for many, the highlight of the local footballing calendar! #Muratti #JerseyFA #GuernseyFA May 16, 2025

The biggest date in the Channel Island rugby calendar is back, as tomorrow sees the return of the Siam Cup contest to Jersey shores, hosted at CoinShares Park.AIM Sports Editor, Elliot Corbel sat down with Jersey head coach, Myles Landick, to discuss his thoughts ahead of the big day. May 2, 2025

In this episode you’ll hear about two new initiatives launched by the Guernsey Velo Club aimed at giving people a taste of road racing. One is a women’s only series, the other is aimed at corporate teams.Nick Mann discusses those and the latest on the Delancey Park pump track project with head of coaching Paul de Garis, road cycling coordinator Mark Smith and Esther Reid, who also gives us an insight as a relative newcomer to the sport.For more, visit here.March 7, 2025

History will be made later this year when a Channel Islands rugby side takes to the field for an international clash against Sweden. During this episode you’ll hear from Guernsey Raiders Director of Rugby Jordan Reynolds and the club’s vice chair Chris Gnapp. But to open up, Raiders chair Gary Haycock-West tells us how and why the idea came about and what it means for those involved.January 13, 2025

In this episode cyclist Jack Reed reflects on the highs and lows his latest season racing in France, his move to a new team for the next campaign and how that means stepping in to more of a leadership role. You can follow Jack's journey on his YouTube Channel. November 28, 2024

Lizzie Singer has one overriding message, that whoever you are, do not put barriers in front of yourself or let others do so.“I think you can really find yourself in this sport,” she told the Cool Down podcast as she reflected on becoming Guernsey’s strongest women and in the process breaking the tyre deadlift record. If you are inspired and keen to find out more, visit Guernsey's Strongest Facebook page or Lizzie's own training offering.September 25, 2024

In this episode Nick Mann is joined in the Bailiwick Express studio by Guernsey Raiders Director of Rugby Jordan Reynolds to discuss how his side will be tackling their latest National 2 East campaign. From innovations in training to some new influences in the changing room, it's all built around achieving results that aim to take them into the top six. They begin by reflecting on what has happened in the off season.September 13, 2024

In this episode, host Elliot Corbel sat down with JRFC Men's head coach Myles Landick and coach/player Scott Van Breda ahead of their opening league fixture of the 2024/25 campaign tomorrow. September 6, 2024

This weekend’s new showdown between four island women’s football teams may have never come to be, were it not for rebellious act by a Guernsey referee many decades ago.Starting today at 5pm and continuing on Saturday, the Cherry Godfrey Cup will see Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Wight and Isle of Man face off against each other to see who will be crowned the top footballing island.Express caught up with founder and Cherry Godfrey CEO David Cherry to find out more about the inspiring story behind the games...August 23, 2024

Hello sports fans! In this episode, Elliot Corbel sits down with new Bulls manager Elliot Powell and midfielder Luke Watson to discuss their upcoming season. We hope you enjoy!August 9, 2024

This week Nick Mann sat down with the Guernsey Basketball Association’s Secretary Matt Smart and Treasurer James Tracey to talk about a new drive for sponsorship to help grow the game. They have exciting plans in place, so why not get involved? The conversation begins with Matt explaining more about how the Island Games helped drive interest in the sport. Follow them on Facebook for more information or email [email protected] 19, 2024

Guernsey football will be transformed by a new dedicated home ground. Called Victoria Park, it will offer top class facilities for players and fans. In this episode, Nick Mann visited the site to see the progress and talk to Guernsey Football Association CEO Gary Roberts and GFC manager Tony Vance about what is on offer and what it means for the game.July 5, 2024

In this episode, sports reporter Elliot Corbel sits down with three members of the Jersey Badmintion Association as they celebrate their 100 year anniversary.He is joined by current president Steve Le Roy, Junior Academy Coach and Island Games team manager Rob Armstrong and one of the all-time greats of the sport, Ian Coombs-Goodfellow. Join them as they celebrate a great achievement for a local club, reaching their centenary year.July 1, 2024

Mark Prevel will be doing what many consider unthinkable on Saturday 8th June, completing the Saffery Rotary Walk three times in a row. Having battled with lung and other health conditions throughout his life, he made a physical and nutritional switch during the pandemic, which has transformed his life and led to several unbelievable running and walking accomplishments. Kit Hannah opened up their conversation by discussing Mark's background and how he plans to complete the 100 mile circuit in under two days. May 22, 2024

Welcome to our Warm Up Muratti Preview Show where we’re bringing you insights from the Guernsey and Jersey teams ahead of two huge matches.Guernsey’s men and women are both looking to turn the tables on their rivals at Springfield under the backdrop of new voices, new players and fresh approaches.Nick Mann opened up by talking to one of the Sarnian’s joint managers, Ryan-Zico Black, and later in the show you’ll hear him in conversation with women’s manager Anna Gauvain and captain Candice Bougourd.The Jersey Evening Post's sports editor Stephen Anderson caught up with their men’s boss Elliot Powell and women’s manager Chad Morris.Kick-off on Saturday is 10.30am for the women and men’s game is at 3pm.May 17, 2024

In this episode Nick Mann is in conversation with Pete Amy about his remarkable ongoing recovery from a second round of lifesaving surgery.We look back on his first operation and the road to racing and smashing out a dream London Marathon, his response to being told he would need to go back into surgery and the central role being active, running and the running community has played throughout his battle with cancer. In just weeks he has gone from a hospital bed to walking 10 miles a day helped by a focus on what he can do, not what he can’t.May 15, 2024

What a day of Siam Cup rugby that was! Guernsey’s sides dazzled in the sunshine against Jersey, winning the men’s and ladies clashes in starkly contrasting ways at Footes Lane. In this episode we bring you an insight from men’s coach Jordan Reynolds and player of the match Ciaran Mcgann in the immediate aftermath of their 49-33 win, while Ladies coach Steve Evans joined Nick Mann in the studio to talk through their 17-15 victory which came after a successful penalty in the 80th minute.May 8, 2024

Welcome to a special episode of the Warm Up where we’re previewing a huge day of Siam Cup rugby. Host Nick Mann has been getting the thoughts of the Guernsey Raiders director of rugby Jordan Reynolds and Ladies head coach Steve Evans, while across the water the JEP's Stephen Anderson and Elliot Corbel have spoken to their Jersey opposite numbers Myles Landick and Simon Le Moignan. Action gets under way at Footes Lane on Saturday at 10.15am with the veterans clash for the Nash Cup. At 11.45am the seconds play for the Fallaize then at 1.45pm it’s the Spring Insure Ladies Siam Cup. The men’s Siam begins at  4.15pm. May 3, 2024

David Thompson has always enjoyed being outdoors and being active.When his wife spotted a new mole on his back, he thought little of it.He booked an appointment to get it checked.It was June 2022 and it changed everything - he had cancer.David has told his story in a bid to raise awareness about the higher skin cancer risks that sports people face and the precautions we can all take.For more information on the  Skcin app, visit here.May 1, 2024