West Midlands Previews & Reports

In division two West Midlands travelled the short distance to Leicestershire and returned with a very favourable result. The fixture saw both ladies team’s chalk up wins, something neither achieved throughout the whole nine games last season. The ‘B’ side

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 division one home fixture against Staffordshire in the Riley’s BDO Inter County Championships was cancelled in March due to the adverse weather conditions, they have now played the game and it turned out to be a real disaster.

In division one West Midlands played hosts to Dorset, a game which they were really expected to get something out of, but unfortunately they lost 20-16. The only highlight of the weekend was the 8-4 win by the men’s ‘B’

In division one West Midlands will be playing hosts to local rivals Staffordshire. With home advantage and their opponents currently bottom of the league table, this will be a fixture West Midlands will look upon as winnable. Teams selected are,

In division one West Midlands hosted next to bottom of the promotion table County Durham, a game which the home team really would have been expected to win and one which would have lifted away from the lower region of

Full marks to the West Midlands, who in the adverse weather conditions made the long trek to the south west to take on Cornwall in their division one fixture. Unfortunately they were not rewarded for their endeavour and went down

It was good news for West Midlands in division one as they moved off the foot of the table with a 19-17 home win over Gwent. Staffordshire are now bottom on 45 points, Dorset are next on 48 points and

In division one West Midlands travelled to take on Nottinghamshire, newly promoted from division two. The result was a 24-12 win for the hosts and West Midlands biggest defeat since losing 26-10 away to Oxfordshire in October 2010. Both men’s

West Midlands despite home advantage were hosting Hampshire, who last season were a premier division outfit. The ladies ‘B’ looked all set to record their first win since last seasons opening tie with Surrey when they went 3-1 up, but