West Midlands Previews & Reports

There were a couple of top of the table clashes in the West Midlands Men’s Super League this week  with leaders Staffordshire Knot taking on fifth placed Junction ‘A’ and winning 4-1 to take their number of points to eighty-five

There is a change at the top of the West Midlands Ladies Super League this week with a new leader in the form of reigning champion Evonne Taylor. Evonne played just the one game and somewhat surprisingly lost 3-1 to

No change in the top four places in the West Midlands Men’s Super League, Staffordshire Knot continuing to lead the field after adding on their latest 5-0 home win over Chase Social. Second placed Kings Head had a similar 5-0

A 3-1 win by Jacqueline Maiden over Kelly Aston has seen her go top of the West Midlands Ladies Super League table with 116 points. Second placed Evonne Taylor didn’t play this week, she is on the same 116 points

West Midlands played a rearranged game four fixture in the UKDA National League’s Andy Wheeler Fisheries Championship Division, an away game against Cambridgeshire. Going into the fixture West Midlands were lying fourth in the league table with 187 points and

Evonne Taylor didn’t play this week in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, and as a result she has lost pole position and dropped to second place behind new leaders Jacqueline Maiden whose 3-1 win over Sarah Barrett has taken

Staffordshire  Knot suffered only their second defeat in sixteen games in the West Midlands Men’s Super League when they returned from Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club on the wrong side of the 3-2 result. Nevetheless, Staffordshire Knot remain top of the

Neither of the top two players in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, Evonne Taylor or Jacqueline Maiden played this week, Taylor holding on to the number one spot with 122 points and Maiden second with 120 points, both having

Staffordshire Knot kept their title hopes on course in the West Midlands Men’s Super League when they won 3-2 at home against third placed Dog and Partridge to take their points tally from fifteen games to seventy-two with a lead

Jacqueline Maiden won a crucial fixture in the West Midlands Ladies Super League in week twenty-seven, a game against leader Evonne Taylor, which she won 3-1 to leave her in second place and just two points behind the current leader