West Midlands Previews & Reports

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

The remaining outstanding fixtures in the West Midlands Ladies Super League have now all been played off but they had no bearing on the placing’s at the top of the table as Evonne Taylor romped home as champion with an

Evonne Taylor rounded off a superb season in the West Midlands Ladies Super League with a 3-0 win over Sam Rowlands and a 3-2 success against Jackie Trott to see her complete the thirty-four games season undefeated. Taylor amassed a

Yvonne Taylor made it 32 wins in 32 games in the West Midlands Ladies Super League when she added two 3-0 wins over both Tara Simmons-Fullwood and Jodie Rowlands to her account, she has a thirteen points lead, plus two

A 3-2 home win for Kings Head over Gilbert’s Bar ‘B’ and a 5-0 home success for Staffordshire Knot against William Archer has seen both winning teams draw level on points and average at the top of the West Midlands

Yvonne Taylor marches on in the West Midlands Ladies Super League making it thirty straight wins when she beat Jacqueline Maiden and Jacqui Simmons 3-0, her 120 points nine more than her nearest rival Jacqueline Maiden, who after her defeat