The Jersey Bulls stay second after a huge 2-0 win over Kingstonian, Jersey sweep all three Touch Rugby Inter-Insulars and Ross Le Noa claims another Jersey Rally title.

Plus, a tough weekend for Jersey’s rugby sides and the Evelyn Partners Jets, a remarkable Hautlieu comeback in hockey, local football cup drama and a strong showing from Jersey’s premier squash team at the 49th ARC Jersey Squash Festival.

Archie and Elliot break down all the big stories from another busy weekend in Jersey sport.

Jersey basketball is on the rise and we're getting into what comes next.

This week on the Bailiwick Sports Podcast, we're joined by Callum Gilmour, Jersey Basketball Association Development Officer and Men's First Team player, to discuss the growth of the game across the island.

From junior participation reaching record levels to the opening of the G Court in memory of Guillaume Hoareau, we cover the projects, people and ambitions shaping basketball's future.

We also discuss the women's game, wheelchair basketball and inclusion, and what Government support means for Jersey athletes heading to next summer's Island Games in the Faroe Islands.

As Callum puts it: “This is the time where we need to make changes, keep growing and keep building as a sport.”

The Warm Up is back!

Rally fever hits Jersey as more than 70 teams prepare to take on 90 miles of the island's roads. Archie and Elliot look ahead to the action, with Ross Le Noa among the favourites.

Plus, the Jersey Bulls build towards a tough test against Kingstonian, Stan Dunne features for Bristol Rovers and the Evelyn Partners Jets prepare for their first home game of the season against Ryland.

There's also rugby, the Touch Rugby Inter-Insulars, Jersey RFC Men and Women facing tough away fixtures and as always, all the latest local football and hockey.

Your weekend in Jersey sport starts here.

The Cool Down is back after a huge weekend for Jersey sport! 🎙️

Archie and Elliot look back on a dramatic cup victory for Jersey Hockey's Over-35s, wins for both Jersey Bulls sides and Jersey RFC's first National League 2 East victory.

They also discuss Stanley Dunne's move to Bristol Rovers, Asa Tribe's switch to MI Emirates, Neil Harris' coaching sessions in Jersey and some impressive performances from the island's darts players at the WDF Europe Cup.

Plenty of wins, big moves and plenty to talk about.

Archie and Elliot look ahead to another packed weekend, with the Jersey Bulls, Jersey Rugby and Royals all in action, while the Bulls Women return to Springfield.

There’s also a huge hockey clash against historic English club Southgate, the Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon and plenty to discuss from the WDF Europe Cup, where Jersey’s darts stars are battling it out in the Faroe Islands.

Plus, all the latest from local football and hockey.

The Cool Down is back! 🎙️

And, safe to say, it was a pretty good weekend for Jersey sport.

Archie and Elliot are joined by a huge 45-19 Padel Inter-Insular victory over Guernsey, with Jersey reclaiming the honours on home soil after a seriously dominant weekend at Island Padel.

There were plenty more reasons to smile, too – the Bulls won another thriller at Bedfont Sports, the Under-23s cruised past Binfield, the Bulls Women picked up a point against Fleet Town Development.

The Evelyn Partners Jets continued their bright start to life in Premier League 2 with a hard-fought 50-46 win over old foes Telstars.

Plus, Jersey RFC Women started their campaign with a big win and the Royals returned to action with a huge 64-10 victory, while Jersey RFC were held to a last-minute draw by Henley Hawks.

The pair also touch on local football and hockey results and briefly preview tonight's Bulls fixture, away to Egham Town.

The latest episode of the Bailiwick Sports Podcast sees Ironman athlete/PhD student Laurie Corbel grace the studio.

Laurie has recently completed an age-group victory in the 25-29 bracket at Ironman Wales as he continues his progression towards, hopefully, a professional licence and a spot at the Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.

He joins JEP Sports Editor Elliot Corbel for a fascinating insight into what it takes to compete in such brutal endurance events, how he balances that around his full-time studies and how important your people and environment around you can play such a crucial role.

Oh, and yes, he's also Elliot's younger brother!

Archie and Elliot look ahead to another packed weekend of Jersey sport, led by a double triple-header – with the Jersey Bulls men travelling to Bedfont Sports, the Women hosting Fleet Town Development and the Under-23s facing Binfield in the Mike Bidmead Cup.

There are also three rugby matches, with Jersey RFC travelling to Henley and the Jersey RFC Women making their debut against Lordswood Valkyries, while the Royals begin their Sussex 3 campaign and the Jets look to bounce back against Telstars.

Plus, the Padel Inter-Insular returns as Jersey host Guernsey, with the series finely poised at 3-2, and we run through the weekend’s local football and hockey action.