West Midlands Previews & Reports

This coming weekend the West Midlands will be hoping to strengthen their bid for promotion from division three in the BDO Inter Counties Championships when they travel to the Brooklands RA Club, Leighton Buzzard to square up against Bedfordshire. Lining

West Midlands, third in division three, played a vital game at home against second placed Cornwall. Both men’s teams won 7-5, with Mick James (33.40) and Gary Taylor (28.17) taking the respective ’A’ and ’B’ awards. The ladies ’A’ had

West Midlands third in the division three promotion table play a must win game against second placed Cornwall. Chosen to represent the Midlanders in this vital encounter are, Men’s ’A’:- I.Jones, I.Hartland, M.James, D.Evans, C.Hickman, J.Pountney, L.Frazer, J.Parsons, P.Wyse, R.Foster,

In division three West Midlands played hosts to Leicestershire and made it three wins in a row with a 28-11 scoreline to reduce the arrears on second placed Cornwall by one point to leave a deficiency of just four points

In division three West Midlands will travel away to take on Clwyd. Following their 25-11 victory over Montgomery and Radnor, their biggest of the season so far, they will be looking to continue in the same vein. Selected to play

West Midlands most recent division three match in the BDO Inter Counties Championships was a home tie against Montgomery and Radnor. After a close 19-17 defeat at the hands of Nottinghamshire in their last outing, they were looking for a

West Midlands travelled to take on Nottinghamshire and returned with a close 19-17 defeat. Teresa Johnson (19.03) was the ’B’ side’s top lady for the third time in as many games and Angie Perry (16.58) took the ’A’ teams award,

In a rearranged division three BDO Inter Counties Championship fixture, West Midlands took on Devon at Gilberts Bar, Willenhall. With a defeat in their opening game the Midlands side were looking to kick start their promotion challenge. The ladies ’B’

West Midlands, following their promotion last season, started their life in division three by heading north to face County Durham and went down 21-15, the ladies ’B’ lost 5-1(Teresa Johnson 26.55), while the men finished all square at six each,

In division four West Midlands finished their campaign in truly magnificent style, going into their fixture they were in pole position taking on second placed Gwynedd. Defeat for either team could destroy their hopes of promotion. West Midlands chalked up