WORCESTER Wolves can go into the Christmas break well clear of their National Basketball League Division Two rivals if they win another crunch game to-night. Leaders Wolves take on second-placed Westminster at University College Worcester (7pm) knowing
PAUL Parry fired what might prove a final salute to his Hereford United fans in the Bulls' 7-1 Conference win at Forest Green last night. With Cardiff manager Lennie Lawrence in the crowd, Parry picked the perfect time to hammer his first ever hat-trick
MANAGER Jan Molby is hoping for another man-of-the-match performance from striker Andy White when Kidderminster Harriers take on York City in a Nationwide League Division Three clash at Bootham Crescent tomorrow (3pm). White, whose loan period from Mansfield
WORCESTER Swimming Club made the trip to Clays Cross worthwhile by clinching a win in round three of the West Midlands Speedo League. Their first win came courtesy of Laura Maguire, Lydia Williams, Rebecca Cox and Sammy Payne in the under 11 girls freestyle
HEREFORD United captain Tony James has warned his side they cannot take their foot off the gas in their pursuit of promotion. The Edgar Street club's successful first half of the season has seen them installed as hot-favourites to make at least the play-offs
SKIPPER Wayne Hatswell is urging Kidderminster Harriers' players to ignore the 'circus' atmosphere which surrounds their dream FA Cup third round showdown with Wolver-hampton Wanderers on Saturday, January 3. The clash is generating massive interest but
SKIPPER Wayne Hatswell is urging Kidderminster Harriers' players to ignore the 'circus' atmosphere which surrounds their dream FA Cup third round showdown with Wolver-hampton Wanderers on Saturday, January 3. The clash is generating massive interest but
WORCESTER Rugby Club's jewel in the crown Ben Hinshelwood is facing a club versus country decision which could see him quit Sixways. The Scottish international has been told by new coach Matt Williams that he will not be favoured by his country while
WORCESTER Wolves can go into the Christmas break well clear of their National Basketball League Division Two rivals if they win another crunch game to-night. Leaders Wolves take on second-placed Westminster at University College Worcester (7pm) knowing
JAI Stanley's injury has thrown open competition for places in Worcester City's midfield, believes assistant manager Mick Tuohy. And the St George's Lane number two hopes the blow of losing Stanley can be offset by the likes of Pat Lyons, David Foy and
WORCESTER Rugby Club's jewel in the crown Ben Hinshelwood is facing a club versus country decision which could see him quit Sixways. The Scottish international has been told by new coach Matt Williams that he will not be favoured by his country while
MANAGER Jan Molby is hoping for another man-of-the-match performance from striker Andy White when Kidderminster Harriers take on York City in a Nationwide League Division Three clash at Bootham Crescent tomorrow (3pm). White, whose loan period from Mansfield
JAI Stanley's injury has thrown open competition for places in Worcester City's midfield, believes assistant manager Mick Tuohy. And the St George's Lane number two hopes the blow of losing Stanley can be offset by the likes of Pat Lyons, David Foy and
