West Midlands Previews & Reports

Jacqueline Maiden suffered only her second defeat in twenty-one games in the West Midlands Ladies Super League when she finished on the wrong side of the 3-1 result with Hannah Davies. Maiden remains top of the table with seventy-seven points

West Midllands fourth encounter in the Andy Wheeler Fisheries Championship Division was a home tie against London, who were playing their fifth fixture. The divisional table saw West Midlands fourth with seventy-one points and their visitors eighth with fifty-six points.

Although the two top players in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, Jaqueline Maiden and Evonne Taylor didn’t play this week, they both hold on to their respective top and second positions, in fact the top four players remain the

Going into their fourth fixture of the season in the UKDA National League’s Andy Wheeler Fisheries Championship Division, a home tie against London, West Midlands were lying in fourth place but with a game in hand on the three teams

Jacqueline Maiden held on to pole position in the West Midlands Ladies Super League with a 3-1 win over Jaqui Simmonds to put her on seventy-six points from twenty games. Second placed and current reigning champion Evonne Taylor followed up

In the last fixtures of 2025 the top two players in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, Jacqueline Maiden and Evonne Taylor didn’t play but nevertheless they held on to their top and second places. Maiden has seventy-two points from

No change in the top eight places in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, leader Jacqueline Maiden adding a 3-0 win over Sam Rowley to her tally to give her a total of seventy-two points from nineteen games. Second placed

Jacqueline Maiden consolidated her number one spot in the West Midlands Ladies Super League when she won 3-2 against Julie Emery, the win taking Maiden’s points to sixty-eight, seventeen more than reigning champion and second placed Evonne Taylor who beat

With a 3-0 win over Sarah Barrett, Jacqueline Maiden made it sixteen wins in seventeen games in the West Midlands Ladies Super League giving her a fifteen points advanatge over second placed Gemma Barrett who didn’t play this week and

No change in the top six places in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, Jacqueline Maiden holding on to pole position with a 3-2 win over Sam Rowley followed by a 3-0 success aginst Lauren Herrington to give her a