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Sports Club Links 2017 Sports Club Links 2017 Club Contact Tel. Number Water based North Dorset Turbos www.northdorsetturbos.co.uk Clayesmore Swim www.clayesmore.com 01747 813135 Tisbury Swim Club www.tisburyswimmingpool.co. 01747 870896 uk Wincanton Swim Club www.wincantonswimmingclub. co.uk Yeovil Swimming Club www.ydsc.co.uk Wincanton Water Polo www.wincantonswimmingclub. Club co.uk Stour Valley Canoeing Club www.stourvalley.cc Frome Canoe Club www.frome-canoe-club.org.uk Dance Jazzercise jazzercisedorsetwilts@hotmail. co.uk Stagecoach Theatre Arts www.stagecoach.co.uk/shaftes School bury TLW Dance www.tlwdance.co.uk www.shaftesburyacademy.co. uk Paris Helen Dance www.parishelen.co.uk Danceworks www.danceworksfrome.co.uk Chalk Valley Dance class https://shaftesbury.cyclex- uk.co.uk Caron Parry School of www.caronparrydance.co.uk Dance Sherborne Dance www.sherbornedance.co.uk Academy Yetminster Irish Dancers www.yetminsteririshdancers.c om Gymnastics / Toning Fitness by Design - Yoga www.fitnessbydesign.ltd.uk 01747 835180 Port Regis Gymnastics www.portregis.com 01747 857957 Blandford Gymnastics www.blandfordforumgymnasti 01258 453941 csclub.co.uk Club Orchard Gymnastics www.orchardgymnastics.co.uk 01935 425682 Liberty Gymnastics Club www.libertygymnastics.co.uk 07825 768711 Trampolining Rivers Meet Trampolining www.riversmeetgillingham.org 01747 834013 Wincanton Trampolining www.ledleisure.co.uk/activities 01963 824400 /trampolining Cheerleading Dorset Dragons www.dorsetdragons.co.uk Cheerleading Climbing North Dorset Climbing www.dorsetyouthclimbingacad Club emy.co.uk Athletics Yeovil Olympiads Athletic www.yeovilolympiads.com 01935 433388 Gillingham Trotters www.gillinghamtrotters.talktal k.net Wimborne Athletics Club www.wimborneac.co.uk Self Defence / Martial Arts Gillingham Tae Kwon-Do www.blackbeltschools.com/sc 07767 668304 hools/gillingham Shaftesbury Tae Kwon-Do www.shaftesburytkd.co.uk Tisbury Tae Kwon-Do www.tisburytaekwondo.co.uk Sturminster Tae Kwon Do www.sturfit.org/clubs/taekwon -do Wincanton BTKA Karate www.washinkai.co.uk Club Blackmore Vale Karate www.kobeosakaengland.org/D ojos_BlackmoreVale Sturminster Newton www.sturabc.co.uk Boxing Club Blackmore Vale Amateur www.imagineboxing.com/boxi Boxing Club ng-clubs/blackmorevaleabc Gillingham Kick Boxing @ www.fitnessbydesign.ltd.uk 01747 835180 Fitness by Design Shaftesbury Kick Boxing www.soulkickboxing.co.uk Boxercise @ Blackmore www.imagineboxing.com/boxi Vale Amateur Boxing Club ng-clubs/blackmorevaleabc Angling Gillingham Angling Assoc. www.gillinghamanglingclub.co. uk Archery Ballands bowmen Archery www.ballandsbowmen.co.uk Yeo bowmen Archery Club www.yeobowmen.co.uk Gillingham School Archery Andrew / Jane Rees 01747 822222 Club (Gillingham School) Karting, Motor Cycling and Motocross South Somerset www.southsomersetmx.com Motocross Club Horse Riding Eccliffe Equestrian www.eccliffe-equestrian.co.uk Portman Hunt Pony Club www.branches.pcuk.org/port man Horse Riding - Pevlings www.pevlingsfarm.co.uk Stour Valley Riding Club www.stourvalleyridingclub.co. uk Cycling Gillingham and District www.gdw.org.uk Wheelers Cycle Club Blackmore Vale Cyclists www.cyclinguk/org/local- Touring Club groups/blackmore-vale-cycling club Triathlon North Dorset Triathlon www.northdorsettri.org.uk club Badminton Gillingham and Marnhull www.mgbc.org.uk Badminton Club www.riversmeetgillingham.org Wincanton Badminton www.somersetbadminto.org.u Club k/products/wincanton- badminton-club Basketball South Coast Tigers Michael Dronyk 07726 940575 Basketball Club www.southcoasttigersbasketb all.co.uk South Coast Tigers Michael Dronyk 07726 940575 Basketball Gillingham Rosie Thompson 01747 822222 Academy (Gillingham School) Bowls Gillingham Bowling Club www.gillinghambowlsdorset.c om Cricket Blandford CC www.blandfordcc.co.uk Bradford Abbas CC www.bradfordabbasclub.co.uk Buckhorn Weston CC www.buckhornwestoncc.co.uk Dorset Girls Cricket www.dorsetwomen.play- cricket.com Kilmington CC www.kscc.org.uk Kilmington CC Indoor Marnhull CC www.marnhull.play- cricket.com Mere CC www.merecc.co.uk Shaftesbury CC www.shaftesburycricket.co.uk Shillingstone CC (includes www.shillingstone.play- Girls) cricket.com South Wilts CC www.southwiltscc.com Stalbridge CC www.stalbridgecc.co.uk Warminster CC (includes www.warminster.play- Girls) cricket.com Football (Boys) Gillingham Town YFC www.pitchero.com/clubs/gillin ghamtownfc Mere Town FC www.clubwebsite.co.uk/meret ownyouthfc Wincanton Town YFC www.wincantontownfc.com Stalbridge Youth FC www.stalbridgeyouthfc.com Frome Town YFC www.frometownfc.co.uk Sturminster Newton FC www.snufc.co.uk Okeford Fitzpaine FC www.okefordunitedfc.co.uk Donhead United FC www.pitchero.com/clubs/donh eadunitedfc Shaftesbury Rockies FC www.clubwebsite.co.uk/shafte sburyfootballclub Football (Girls) Mere Town FC www.clubwebsite.co.uk/meret ownyouthfc Sturminster Newton Girls www.snufc.co.uk FC Dorset FA www.dorsetfa.com/women- 01202 68828 and-girls Golf Yeovil Golf Club www.yeovilgolfclub.com Sherborne Golf Club www.sherbornegolfclub.com Salisbury& South Wilts www.salisburygolfclub.com Golf Club Rushmore Golf Club www.rushmoregolfclub.co.uk 01725 516391 Port Regis Golf Club www.portregis.com 01747 852566 West Wilts Golf Club www.westwiltsgolfclub.co.uk 01985 213133 Wincanton Golf Club www.wincantongolfclub.co.uk 01963 435841 Henstridge Golf Club www.henstridgegolfandleisure 01963 362789 .com Bullpits Golf Club www.bullpitsgolfcourse.co.uk 01747 840084 Hockey (Girls) Gillingham Hockey Club www.gillinghamhockeyclub.co. uk Yeovil and Sherborne HC www.yshc.co.uk Blandford and Sturminster www.blandfordandsturminster HC hockeyclub.com Hockey (Boys) Gillingham Hockey Club www.gillinghamhockeyclub.co. uk Yeovil and Sherborne HC www.yshc.co.uk Blandford and Sturminster www.blandfordandsturminster HC hockeyclub.com Netball North Dorset Junior Karen Peaty Netball www.netballdorset.co.uk Rugby North Dorset RFC www.ndrfc.co.uk Salisbury RFC www.salisburyrfc.org Sherborne RFC www.pitchero.com/clubs/sher bornerfc Wincanton RFC www.pitchero.com/clubs/winc anton Snooker Salisbury Snooker Club www.salisburysnookerclub.co. 01722 323923 uk Tennis North Dorset TC www.lta.org.uk Griffin Tennis Academy www.griffintennisacademy.co. 01747 852705 uk Wincanton TC www.wincantontennisclub.co. uk Shaftesbury Community www.shaftesburycommunityte Tennis Club nnisclub.co.uk Marnhull TC www.lta.org.uk Sherborne Tennis Club www.sherbornetennis.com Table Tennis Blackmore Vale Table www.tabletennis365.com/Blac Tennis kmoreVale Sturminster Table Tennis www.sturtabletennis.on-4.com Club Fencing Salisbury Fencing www.salisburyfencingclub.org. Club uk Wessex Blades www.wessexblades.co.uk Useful contacts: Rivers Meet Centre: Hardings lane, Gillingham Dorset SP8 4QP Tel.No 01747 834013 www.riversmeetgillingham.org Sturminster Newton Leisure Centre: Honeymead Lane, Stur. Newton DT10 1EW Tel.No. 01258 471831 Blandford Leisure Centre: Milldown Road Blandford Forum DT10 7DB Tel. No. 01258 455566 Shaftesbury Sports Centre: Salisbury Road, Shaftesbury SP7 8ER Tel.No. 01747 854637 www.shaftesburydorset.com Wincanton Sports Centre: West Hill, Wincanton BA9 9SP Tel.No. 01963 824400 www.wincantonsports.co.uk Motcombe Park Sports Centre: Port Regis, Motcombe Park, Shaftesbury SP7 9QA Tel.No. 01747 856327 www.portregis.com Tisbury and District Sports Centre: Weaveland Road, Tisbury, Wilts SP3 6HJ Tel.No 01747 871141 Fitness by Design: Unit 19 Old Market Place, Station Road, Gillingham SP8 4QQ Tel.No 01747 835180 www.fitnessbydesign.ltd.uk .
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