Weston-super-Mare 1, Evesham United 3 A GOAL apiece for a new-look strike force earned Evesham only their second away win in the Dr Martens League Western Division. A superb second half display from the rejuvenated visitors was capped by goals from Shaun
THERE was delight and despair for Pershore High School on the soccer fields last week. The Under-19 squad overcame Worcester Sixth Form College 3-2 to reach the District Cup final but hopes of double success were dashed when the Under-13s lost out in
SIX of the best helped Christmas come early for Stratford Alliance leaders Campden Town with Shipston Excelsior on the end of a swift backlash. The latter had dented their old rivals' Journal Premier Division title hopes the previous weekend but Steve
Weston-super-Mare 1, Evesham United 3 A GOAL apiece for a new-look strike force earned Evesham only their second away win in the Dr Martens League Western Division. A superb second half display from the rejuvenated visitors was capped by goals from Shaun
SATURDAY'S wasn't a pretty encounter with many Pershore players suffering from the festive excesses of the previous night. However, 21 unanswered points in the opening 40 minutes proved just sufficient to see off the challenge of Old Halesonians who hit
Dr Martens League Western Division AUGUST SAT, 17 GRESLEY ROVERS 1-0 Scorer, Bullock Att, 111 Mon, 19 Solihull Borough (a) 2-2 Lutz, Pinkney 216 Sat, 24 Taunton Town (a) 2-3 Bullock, Preedy 358 MON, 26 CINDERFORD TOWN (H) 3-1 Jukes, May (2) 134 Sat, 31
Pershore Town 0, Leamington 3 DEPLETED Town crashed out of the Willie Knibbs Memorial Challenge Cup at the quarter-final stage at the hands of a slick visiting outfit. Suspension and unavailability hit the hosts hard, while the loss of Simon Brain to
SATURDAY'S wasn't a pretty encounter with many Pershore players suffering from the festive excesses of the previous night. However, 21 unanswered points in the opening 40 minutes proved just sufficient to see off the challenge of Old Halesonians who hit
Pershore Town 0, Leamington 3 DEPLETED Town crashed out of the Willie Knibbs Memorial Challenge Cup at the quarter-final stage at the hands of a slick visiting outfit. Suspension and unavailability hit the hosts hard, while the loss of Simon Brain to
THERE was delight and despair for Pershore High School on the soccer fields last week. The Under-19 squad overcame Worcester Sixth Form College 3-2 to reach the District Cup final but hopes of double success were dashed when the Under-13s lost out in
STRATFORD Racecourse is set to hold its final race meeting of 2002 on Monday with the first race getting under way at 1.20pm. The feature race of the day is the £15,000 added Tote Exacta Stee-plechase won last year by Abal-vino. Other sponsored races
