West Midlands Previews & Reports

In the L-Style Division One West Midlands travelled to take on Buckinghamshire who were bottom of the division with thirty-four points from their opening two games while West Midlands were just two places above them on thirty-eight points from a

The majority of teams in the West Midlands Men’s Super League have completed their fixture cards and finishing top of the table is Dog and Partridge with 128 points, eighteen more than runners-up Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’. Third and fourth placed

Congratulations to Jacqueline Maiden on winning the West Midlands Ladies Super League title, she finished the season on seventy-eight points two more than both second and third placed Gemma Barrett and Jackie Trott. Jackie Trott missed out on the title

In the L-Style Division One the majority of teams have played three fixtures but being as the West Midlands had their opening day game against Black Country postponed they have only played two, the first of which was an away

A 4-1 home win over Three Crowns took champions of the West Midlands Men’s Super League Dog and Partridge points tally to 121 with a lead of thirteen points over second placed Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’ who lost 3-2 playing away

There were quite a few catch-up games played in the West Midlands Ladies Super League this week and although the top two ladies Jacqueline Maiden and Gemma Barrett have completed their programme they held on to their top two places,

Leaders of the West Midlands Men’s Super League Dog and Partridge handed out a 5-0 whitewash to their visiting opponents Shepwell Green to put them on 117 points from their 28 games, they have a lead of eleven over second

Jackie Trott missed the opportunity to close the gap on the top two players in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, Jacqueline Maiden and Gemma Barrett when she lost 3-1 to Crysta Davies-Wilcox to leave her on seventy-two points from

Dog and Partridge took another step nearer to wining the West Midlands Men’s Super League when they won 4-1 at home against Landywood to give them 110 points from 27 games and a lead of eight over second placed Gilbert’s

West Midlands division one game was a home tie against Somerset, a game that saw them register a much needed win to lift them off the foot of the table, although in their win neither of the ladies teams managed