West Midlands Previews & Reports

Staffordshire Knot made it eight wins from their opening eight games in the West Midlands Men’s Super League when they won 5-0 at home against Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’. Staffordshire’s thirty-six points is six more than second in the league Kings

A 3-0 win over Chloe Woodman followed by a 3-1 success against Debbie Davies takes Gemma Barrett’s total points to sixty-six in the West Midlands Ladies Super League and keeps her top of the table with a two points lead

Staffordshire Knot made it seven wins from seven games in the West Midlands Men’s Super League when they won their home game with Gate Inn 5-0. The win takes the leaders to thirty-one points with a lead of five over

Evonne Taylor didn’t play in the latest round of fixtures in the West Midlands Ladies Super League and as a result loses pole position and drops to second place with fifty-six points from fourteen games. Taking over at the top

In the L-Style Division One of the UKDA National League this weekend, West Midlands have a home tie with Cleveland and the opportunity to add to their 122 points to enable them to climb further up the table from their

Yvonne Taylor is enjoying a great start to the West Midlands Ladies Super League having won all of her fourteen games so far and although she didn’t play in the latest round of fixtures she remains top of the table

Evonne Taylor continues to lead the West Midlands Ladies Super League her latest 3-0 win over Kat McLean making it fourteen straight wins while for her opponent McLean, it was her first defeat in ten games and drops one place

Evonne Taylor took her unbeaten run in the West Midlands Ladies Super League to thirteen games when she won 3-0 against Chloe Woodman and Claire Hobbs to give her a total of fifty-two points from her thirteen games and a

Staffordshire Knot consolidated their pole position in the West Midlands Men’s Super League with a 4-1 home win over Hotshots to give them a total of 17 points. Second placed Kings Head had a close 3-2 home win over third

Although she didn’t play in the latest round of fixtures in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, Evonne Taylor remains top of the table with 44 points from 11 games. Kat McLean was another player not to play this week