In terms of it being make or break for the King’s Lynn Stars in 2025, June was always going to be a pivotal month with seven fixtures planned which could ultimately decide our play-off fate. As I write this, the month couldn’t be going much better. Having seen off the Ipswich Witches already at the
As the hooter went off, he was gone. It was the first, and last, time anyone got near Mitchell Bunn as he stormed to another scintillating Sandringham win. Mitchell Bunn is already a standout performer. Picture: Gareth Hunt The 23-year-old’s success was his third in a row at one of the local flagship 10k races
Local youngster Jody Scott has reflected on a dream home debut which saw him play his part in King’s Lynn’s local derby win over Ipswich. The 18-year-old Norfolk-born racer has watched numerous recent clashes between the clubs from the terraces, in which the Witches have frequently held the upper hand. Injury to Ashton Boughen has
King’s Lynn Town have completed one of the transfer coups of the summer by bringing midfielder Michael Clunan back to the club. The arrival of Clunan, 31, from National League Scunthorpe is a real statement of intent from the Linnets, who have now signed 10 new faces over the close season. Michael Clunan has returned
Former Cambridge United goalkeeper Louis Chadwick is looking to reignite his career after signing for King’s Lynn Town. The 21-year-old shotstopper – son of ex-Manchester United midfielder Luke – joins the Linnets following his release from Cambridge United. Chadwick becomes the eighth summer arrival at The Walks after the signings of Reece Hall-Johnson, Bailey Clements,