Sharon Dobson became the first Scissett Karate Club member to gain a 1st Dan black belt and is pictured training with instructor John Adair

Thongsbridge tennis players continued to do well in the Huddersfield and District Tennis League the year after they were promoted from Division II. Pictured are (from left) Trevor Lodge, Ken Parkin, Peter Dean, Dave Allison, Peter Kelly and Graham Cooksey

Paddock becaome the Huddersfield Conservative Snooker League's three-man knockout champions after beating Marsh. The two captains, Mike Moore (Marsh), left, and David Moore (Paddock), right, are pictured with league president Frank Swallow who is holding the Division 1 Championship cup.

Huddersfield Cricket Club pictured before their encounter with Primrose Hill at ICI. The team is (back row, from left) David Sadler, Ashraf Mahmood, Arif Mahmood, Erwin Clarke, Glen Nugent and Peter Haigh (captain) and (front, from left) Jack Haigh, Michael Allette, Andrew Pearson, John Sanderson and Tyrone Martindale

King James School won the Examiner senior penalty shootout final against Shelley High at the Leeds Road ground. The paper's advertisement manager Roger Saunders is pictured presenting the trophy to winning captain Ian Cherry.

Brockholes Bowling Club's Gary Thomas (right) won his fourth snooker title of the season when he won Honley Conservative Club's Carlsberg Trophy with a 4-2 victory over Thornton Lodge Bowling Club's David Langton. They are pictured with referee Neil Wimpenny.

Kirklees Junior Squash League held their presentation evening and disco at Huddersfield Lawn Tennis Club and Squash Club and the victorious captains pictured with their teams are (front, from left) Matthew Smyth (Huddersfield LTSC), Philip Bowker (Huddersfield Rugby Club) and John Greaves (Holme Valley).

This Emley side won the Huddersfield and District FA Challenge Cup by scoring in the dying moments of extra time to beat Brackenhall United at the old Leeds Road stadium. The hero was centre forward Dick Whisker. The team is (back, from left) Ian Keyworth, Steve Dyson, Richard Whisker, Mick Wood, Mark Kerray, Simon Beaumont, Tim Dutton and Tony England and (front, from left) Peter Davis, Steve Hirst, Tom Gregory, Chris Hellewell, Nicky Brook and Steve Tranmer.

Two Upperthong FC junior player of the year awards were split by three-way ties. The Under 12 winners were Andrew Bissett, Paul Coy and Robert Blackmore and the Under 13 winners were Neil Roberts, Danny Vangrove and Steven Walker. They received their prizes at the club's junior presentation night at Huddersfield Town's Greenall Suite. FA coach Malcolm Cook (pictured fourth left) made the presentations assisted by fellow coach Ernest Womersley (third left) and team managers (from left) Ray Bissett, Tim Coy, Lloyd Osbourne, Mick Boon, Dave Schofield, Dave Hobson and Laurie Platt. Other prizes went to Under 11 Robert Dearnley, Under 14 Peter Scrimshaw and Karl Rainton, Under 15 Malcolm Kay and Under 16 Nicky Longley.

Huddersfield Football Association chairman Bill McLester is pictured with Stile Common captain Graham Sykes (left) and Meltham's Mark Holroyd (right) and the two teams before the cup final at ICI which Meltham won 2-1

Huddersfield Cricket and Athletics Club hit back at Arena 84 in Fartown after being dismissed for 34 in their opening match at Sheffield Collegiate to earn a winning draw against Castleford in the Yorkshire League. The team included the father and son pairing of former Northamptonshire wicket keeper Stuart and Gary Jakeman. The team was (back row, from left) M Elliott, H Heron, M Woodward, M Fletcher, T Senior, A Taylor, M Jamil and B Wood (captain) and (front, from left) G Jakeman, D Alford, S Jakeman, M Hellawll and M Akhtar.