Black Country Previews & Reports

The Black Country Men’s Super League is up to game three and of the starting line-up of thirteen teams only two are able to boast a 100% win record. Leaders Quarry Bank Liberal Club ‘B’ are one and they made

Black Country’s final game of the season in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League was an away fixture against Tyne and Wear which they brought forward by one week and won 23-13. The win put them top

After only the second fixture in the Black Country Men’s Super League just four of the starting line-up of thirteen teams are undefeated. Current leaders are Townsend ‘A’ who had a convincing 5-0 win over local rivals Townsend Social Club

Black Country brought forward their final game of the season an away fixture against Tyne and Wear in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League by one week. Going into the game Black Country were lying fourth in

Going into their penultimate fixture of the season in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League Black Country were lying sixth in the division on 170 points and their final home game was against Devon who were three

Black Country moved two places up the table to fourth in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League after winning their home tie with Devon 24-12 and with only seven points the difference between them and second placed

With a home game against Devon in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League this coming weekend Black Country have the opportunity to climb a little higher up the divisional table as they are currently placed sixth and

In the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League Black Country returned from their trip to Buckinghamshire with a 21-15 win as both ladies teams won 4-2 with Doreen Hunt taking the ‘B’ award for her 3-1 win over

After a somewhat disappointing home draw with Somerset in their last outing in the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League Black Country will be hoping to chalk up a win this coming weekend when they travel to take

Black Country began their season in the L-Style Division One with three straight wins but in the last three games they have lost, won and drawn to see them drop from a one-time pole position to now sixth in the