Sporting Clubs in Worthing

Worthing Association FC was established in February 1886 and played home matches mostly in the People's (now Homefield) Park until the Club moved to Beach House Park in 1889. The early years were spent playing friendlies and competing in the Sussex Senior Cup, in which our 1st tie on November 27th 1886

We teach traditional Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Chinese Kickboxing & Chinese Lion Dance and have clubs in Brighton, Hove, Portslade, Worthing, Peacehaven, Lewes, Mid Sussex and Eastbourne. White Crane is one of the oldest & most respected of the traditional Martial Arts & Mr Suthern has been teaching in Brighton

For parties and weddings our bar lounge with dance area and seating is an perfect venue for between 50 and 80 guests. For bigger parties the club space can expand to include our separate function room making flexible space for up to 120 guests. For smaller parties, meetings or lunches our separate function

The history of Worthing Pavilion Bowling Club (Click here for the club today) The Club is on land originally owned by H. P (Percy) Brazier on which were tennis courts. Percy was a major benefactor to the town of Worthing. He was an accomplished Sportsman in six different sports as well as Bowls and

The BBL League champions secured their place in the semi-finals of the BBL Championship Play-offs after a comfortable 102-74 quarter-final victory over the Worthing Thunder at the Newcastle Arena on Friday night. It was the Eagles who began the game at a blistering pace as they opened up an early 22-6