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1. Wheeler the winner!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 29 September 2004PRIORY County under-14s won a hard-fought game against Hyde United Juniors with a single late goal from James Wheeler.
2. Splash of the day
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 1 September 2004MACCLESFIELD took a giant step to securing their Premier League future after a thrilling victory in wet conditions against local rivals Poynton.
3. ECL kicks off in style!
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 8 September 2004Trademark Collections East Cheshire League DESPITE the loss of two clubs from last season, the restructured East Cheshire League kicked-off in unseasonably sunny conditions with 53 goals on the opening weekend.
4. Safe and sound
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 8 September 2004Local Cricket Round-Up POYNTON moved into seventh place with maximum points against Didsbury - easing any lasting doubts about their Premier League survival.
5. Tommy’s top of the pots for England
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 22 September 2004SNOOKER sensation Thomas Ainsworth-Smith helped England to victory in the Junior Home International tournament in Wales last week.
6. Cheetham putts case for defence
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 29 September 2004Golf LOCAL golf enthusiasts can see some of the region's best players in action this week at Mottram Hall as they contest the MEN Manchester Open.
7. Pickford claims a championship spot
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 1 September 2004MACC driver James Pickford finally realised his dream of winning the SEAT Cupra Championships with a fantastic performance in the final two races at Donington Park.
8. The joy and the pain
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 29 September 2004New Brighton 13 Macclesfield 18 National League Three (N) MACC got off the team bus and into 90 minutes of pulsating and dramatic rugby at Hartsfield, New Brighton, on Saturday.
9. Macc hope for last day salvation at Oulton Park
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 15 September 2004Macclesfield 224/7 Nantwich 226/2 (Nantwich won by 8 wkts) DISASTER struck for Macclesfield as they were well-beaten by bottom club Nantwich - leaving their Premier League survival hanging by a thread.
10. Ainslie’s aiming for gold no 3
Macclesfield Express, Wednesday 1 September 2004OLYMPIC hero Ben Ainslie has said he will return to Beijing in four years time to compete for a third gold medal.