Wilson hopes to fan flames at fireman games

TRIATHLETES Adrian Mayhew (left) and Anthony Wilson will be looking for an impressive year with Tri UK after getting their new kits. Twenty-seven-year-old Wilson, of Peopleton, will be competing at the World Fireman Games in Blackpool where he is hoping to get into the top-10. Mayhew, 37 and from Evesham, will join Wilson in six triathlon events before the games in August as they look to keep improving.

Spencer to lead nation in Europe

6:30pm today

WORCESTER number eight Catherine Spencer will captain the England women's team in this weekend's FIRA AER European Championship in Amsterdam.

Harriers aiming to keep loan duo

5:35pm today

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers want to make Dean Bennett and Darryl Knights permanent additions to their squad for next season.

Ivo secures double silver in regionals

5:30pm today

IVO Mandradzhiyski was the most successful competitor for Worcester Swimming Club at the Midland Youth Championships.

Fair play to school’s under 14s 4:30pm today BLESSED Edward Oldcorne Catholic College scooped the fair play award from the Daily Express Emerging Schools Rugby Festival at Staines.

Trainers off to a fine start

3:30pm today

HARNESS racing enthusiasts opened their season at the 12-race Tregaron Spring Festival with a flourish despite strong opposition from Irish visitors.

Itsalf’s success over cup winner

2:44pm today

RECENT Lady Dudley Cup winner Cottage River was defeated in the Mixed Open at the Wheatland Hunt point-to-point.

Jolly makes her handicap pay off

11:20am today

VAL Jolly took the honours when the Defford-based Arden club staged a ladies race.

Club celebrates

10:45am today

DROITWICH Rugby Club will be celebrating a highly successful season at their summer ball next month.

Turner is manager of the year

10:36am today

GRAHAM Turner has been named League Two manager of the year after leading Hereford United to their second promotion in three years.

Bull victorious

10:10am today

TWENTY-EIGHT Upton-upon-Severn Homing Society members sent 395 birds to Exeter.

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