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Harry Forster scored four times as bottom-of-the-table Crowborough Athletic beat Sevenoaks Town 5-2 in the Isthmian League South East Division, with Nathan Jeche and Kevin Diomande on target for the Oaks.

Tonbridge Juddians take a five-from-five record to Bishop's Stortford, Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells are both unbeaten and sat third and fourth in their shared new division, and Weavering Warriors and East Peckham & Paddock Wood are first and second in theirs - the first weekend of regular rugby coverage across West Kent's six senior clubs.

A quickfire first-half double from Oghosa Williams sent Sheppey United through to the Kent Senior Cup quarter-finals at Sevenoaks Town's expense, despite a stoppage-chasing late goal from Noah Carney at the Bourne Stadium.

Sevenoaks Town's three-match winning streak came to an end with a 1-3 home defeat to Ashford United, leaving the club ninth in the Isthmian League South East Division on 12 points from nine games.

Nathan Jeche scored on 26 minutes and Freddie Nyhus added a stoppage-time second as Sevenoaks Town won 2-0 at Steyning Town, their third successive league win and a climb to seventh.

Courtney Barrington scored three and Nathan Jeche two as Sevenoaks Town beat Eastbourne Town 5-0 at Bourne Stadium, a second successive league win that lifts them into the top ten after a winless start.

Greatness Football & Community Centre, Sevenoaks Town FC's new clubhouse funded by over £2 million from the Premier League, the FA and Sevenoaks Town Council, was officially opened on 18 September - with a green wall, solar panels and an air source heat pump, and a new playground and outdoor gym planned next door this autumn.

Nathan Jeche scored either side of Margate's equaliser as Sevenoaks Town won 2-1 at Bourne Stadium, a first league victory of the season against a Margate side who arrived in the division's top four.

Tunbridge Wells rounded off a strong season with a comfortable win over already-relegated Lordswood to finish third in the Kent Cricket League Premier Division, while Sevenoaks Vine signed off with a narrow defeat away to Bromley, as St Lawrence & Highland Court were confirmed champions.