March 2023 Archive – Northwich Multi‑Sports Hub
Here’s the low‑down on what went down at the Hub in March. Whether you’re a regular on the courts or just curious about local sport, this roundup gives you the highlights you might have missed.
What You Missed in March
We kicked off the month with a bang at the indoor football tournament on March 3rd. Six teams from around Cheshire battled it out over two days, and the Northwich Strikers walked away with the trophy after a nail‑biting penalty shoot‑out. The match report covered the biggest moments, the standout players, and a few humorous mishaps (yes, there was a rogue soccer ball in the snack bar).
Mid‑month the basketball club hosted its first open‑gym night. Families, teens, and retirees showed up for a friendly game, and the post‑event photo gallery captured the energy in the hall. We also posted a short video of the best three‑point shots – perfect for anyone who wants to see some real skill before trying it themselves.
The senior swimming squad had a successful weekend at the regional championships on March 18th. A handful of personal bests were logged, and two swimmers qualified for the county finals. Our coverage included the results sheet, a brief interview with Coach Patel, and tips on how to improve your own lap times.
March also saw the launch of the new “Fit for Fun” weekday program for kids aged 6‑12. The weekly schedule was posted, highlighting a mix of mini‑soccer, table‑tennis, and introductory yoga. Parents loved the flexible drop‑in option, and the sign‑up sheet filled up faster than expected.
Looking Ahead to April
We’re already teasing April’s lineup. First up, a community fun run on the first Saturday of the month, starting and finishing at the Hub’s main entrance. Registration details will go live next week, and we’re promising a free t‑shirt for the first 50 runners.
Then there’s the much‑anticipated rugby 7s showcase on April 12th. Local clubs will face off in a fast‑paced tournament, and we’ll be live‑blogging the action. Expect player spotlights, injury‑prevention tips, and a post‑event wrap‑up with the winning squad’s celebrations.
Don’t forget the weekly yoga sessions returning on Thursday evenings. The new instructor, Maya, focuses on mobility for athletes, so it’s a great way to unwind after a tough training day.
All of these events, plus any surprise pop‑ups, will be listed on our calendar. Bookmark this page, because every new post adds a fresh entry to the March archive and builds toward what’s coming next.
Got a story you want to share? Maybe a photo from a recent match or a tip for beginners? Drop us a line in the comments, and we might feature it in the next update.
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