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The 25th anniversary edition of the Liverpool International Handball Tournament will run across two venues on May 24-25. Liverpool Handball Club was established in 1968 by people looking to grow the sport in England.

Liverpool darts star Stephen Bunting has had an impressive week, winning both Premier League night nine in Berlin and the Elten Safety Shoes International Darts Open in Germany. Now "the Bullet" is hoping to continue that form as the Scouser steps into a hostile environment in Manchester in tomorrow's Premier League.

Jockey Charlie Hammond says changes to the Grand National at Aintree are "for the good of the sport". Changes to the world famous race in Liverpool were introduced last year, in an attempt to focus on horse welfare. 

Pigeon Racing was once a popular sport in Britain, hitting its peak in the 1950s. Nowadays, there are far fewer people involved and in March, the Royal Pigeon Racing Association announced their annual One Loft race was cancelled.

Un-Limited Motorsport’s Max Hall topped the times on day one of the official British Touring Car Championship testing at Croft Circuit. The 17-year-old is entering his rookie season on the grid and is seemingly picking up where he left off in the Mini Challenge Championship.

Runcorn-born Stephanie Gott and skating partner Oliver Snook won Olympic Silver for Team GB in the figure skating pairs competition. The Special Olympic World Winter Games took place in Turin with more than 1,500 athletes competing.

The Liverpool half marathon and ten miler are set to take place this Sunday, March 23 at 9am. With the London marathon approaching, many runners use the Liverpool half as a test of their progress.

The British Gymnastics Championships are returning to Liverpool's M&S Bank arena this week for the eighth time.  This year marks the 117th anniversary of the championship and is the first major competition in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic cycle.

With just one crucial game remaining in the season, a play-off spot decider against Nottingham, Widnes are looking back at a season of ups and downs. The Wild, currently ninth in the NIHL 1 Northern Division, have won 7 out of 35 games so far.

Liverpool Handball Club women’s team beat Oxford 17-31 in their EHA National Cup quarter-final game away from home to progress to the next round. After beating NEM Hawks in their round of 16 matchup, Liverpool travelled to Northampton to play Oxford in their semi-final.