West Midlands Previews & Reports

In division two of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships West Midlands penultimate fixture of the season was an away game with Wiltshire, one which the west Midlands just had to win to have any outside chance of promotion to

West Midlands most recent fixture in division two of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships was a home tie against Northamptonshire. Playing at Gilberts Bar, Willenhall the home side new if they were to have any chance of staying in

West Midlands trip south to Kesgrave to take on Suffolk at the local social club saw them end a run of two defeats, however the 19-17 result in their favour, with only three fixtures remaining may not be enough to

West Midlands home fixture with Derbyshire in division two of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships was a vital game for both teams. West Midlands were fourth in the table with 83 points, just eight adrift of their opponents, who

After three wins in their opening three games in division two of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships, West Midlands bubble has burst. In their away game against Berkshire it was a weekend that belonged solely to the home team.

Despite having two wins from their opening two fixtures in division two of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships, West Midlands trip to the south west was always going to be a tough one when they were facing up to

Played two, won two, a great start for the West Midlands in their quest for promotion from division two in the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships. Playing at home at the Gilberts Wine Bar, Willenhall, the ladies ‘B’ didn’t have

West Midlands after being relegated from division one of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships last season began the new campaign with an away fixture against Leicestershire and returned with an encouraging victory to set them off on the right

Following their relegation from division one of the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships, West Midlands will begin life in division two with an away fixture against Leicestershire. The hosts finished last season’s campaign with promotion from division three as runner

West Midlands went into their final fixture in the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships knowing that a win was vital if they were to have any chance of retaining their division one status. As the table stood prior to the