West Midlands Previews & Reports

Evonne Taylor carried on doing what she can do best in the West Midlands Ladies Super League and that is winning as she added a further 3-0 success over Gemma Barrett to her tally to keep her top of the

After gaining promotion from the L-Style Division one last season, West Midlands will begin their campaign in the Andy Wheeler Fisheries Championship division this coming weekend with a home tie against Kent who finished seventh in the Championship last season.

The top four teams in the West Midlands Men’s Super League all won 4-1 this week, leaders Staffordshire Knot beat Gate Inn, joint second Dog and Partridge and Kings Head won in turn against Landywood and Junction ‘A’ and fourth

Evonne Taylor, after winning 3-0 against Sam Rowley and 3-1 against Sarah Maybury is back where she finished at the end of last season in the West Midlands Ladies Super League, top of the table. Taylor’s twelve points is two

Wins for the top three teams in the West Midlands Men’s Super League as leaders Staffordshire Knot increased their bid for the title by handing their visitors, bottom of the table Junction ‘B’ a 7-0 whitewash, Junction ‘B’ still seeking

The West Midlands Ladies Super League have got their new season underway and the good news is that they have swelled their numbers from eighteen to twenty-two players. The early pacesetter is Hannah Davies who is only one of two

Just the one rearranged fixture played in the West Midlands Men’s Super League this week which matched the league’s bottom two teams, next to bottom Gate Inn winning 4-1 at home against  bottom of the table Junction ‘B’ to leave

Just the one fixture played in the West Midlands Men’s Super League which saw Dog and Partridge win 5-0 at home against Gate Inn. ———————————

A 3-2 home win over Landywood sees Staffordshire Knot remain top of the West Midlands Men’s Super League with second placed Kings Head beating fourth in the league Dudley Ex Serviceman’s Club 4-1 at home while third placed Dog and

Kings Head suffered a 3-2 defeat playing away against Dog and Partridge and as a result have lost pole position in the West Midlands Men’s Super League and drop to second place with 64 points, three fewer than new leaders