Walking tennis is a great way of keeping fit. It is essentially tennis, but with modified rules, enabling players to play an enjoyable yet less strenuous version of the game.
Saturday 5 September was Mia Ashton’s Junior Captains’ day at Kibworth Golf Club. The event was well attended with 27 junior golfers battling it out over 18 hole, nine hole, and flag 50 competitions. During the day Mia also ran a raffle with all proceeds going towards the captains’ charities (Heartwize and Melanoma Trust). Through the generosity of players and parents, £430 was raised. Mia would like to thank everyone who donated a prize, with some local organisations donating (Farley Country Attire, Jewson Market Harborough, The Co-op, and MB performance golf). The winners on the day were, Oscar Williams (best Gross), Daniel Robinson (best Net), Joshua Buzzard (nine hole) and Harry Wiggly (Flag 50).
Kibworth Town U18 Swifts, our very own version of the infamous Wimbledon 'crazy gang', had their last ever game as a team and to increase the excitement they had secured their place in Leicestershire U18s League Cup final on Sunday 31 May. Hosted at neighbouring Harborough Town against Marlborough Rovers it was GAME ON!
On Thursday 23rd April, the Y8/9 girls football team travelled to Leicester City's world class training ground for the County final. We faced familiar opponents in Uppingham Community College, having previously played them in the National Cup and County Cup final in Year 7. We knew we were in for a battle. The pitch was immaculate, the sun was shining, and with a terrific travelling support of KMA parents, the scene was set was for an unforgettable evening of football.
Kibworth Tennis Club’s men’s and women’s teams have been enjoying a busy and competitive summer in the Leicestershire Summer Doubles League, with a mix of strong wins, close matches and tough fixtures across the divisions.
Elliott Family Takes Centre Stage at Kibworth Golf Club as Vice Captain Roger Elliott’s Day proved to be a tremendous success, with excellent weather, a superbly presented course and a fantastic turnout.
Our annual handicapped club tournament took place on Wednesday 6 May. Thirty six members out of a possible 44 took part, a third of which were juniors and a quarter were women and girls. The youngest player was 10 years old and the oldest 77. This showed that age is no barrier to enjoying the ride!
As we move deeper into the 2026 season, there’s certainly been no shortage of effort, and excitement around the club. From tough weekends on the pitch to huge opportunities off it, the season so far has already shown exactly what our club is all about — resilience, community, and ambition.
Kibworth Golf Club welcomed a fantastic turnout on Sunday as young golfers from across the region took part in the first Junior Golf Pathway Tour event of the season. With players, families and organisers all praising the day as a tremendous success.