WORCESTER Wolves take on England Basketball League Division One leaders City of Sheffield Arrows tonight (7pm) with both pride and points on the line. And although Wolves director of basketball Mick Donovan knows the Yorkshire side will be tough to beat
July (friendlies) Thurs 15 PERSHORE TN (H) 6-1 Ross, Vincent, J Clarke (2), Stokes, og SAT 17 HALESOWEN TOWN (H) 1-0 O'Toole TUES 20 COVENTRY CITY (H) 0-1 TUES 27 HEREFORD UTD (H) 0-3 WEDS 28 REDDITCH UTD (H) 1-3 Williams FRI 30 WORCESTER CITY (H) 3-2
COLWALL romped home in the Worcestershire Cricket Board Monday Indoor League with a six-wicket beating of Old Vigornians. Their batsmen were in tremendous form and lost no wickets in reply to their opponents' 68-6 which stuttered from the start. Young
THE man who led Kidderminster Harriers into the Football League has insisted he will not be returning to the Aggborough board. Lionel Newton, whose cash effectively gave Harriers the spring needed to win the Conference in 2000, ends a three-year agreement
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers are chasing a striker after completing the signing of experienced centre-half Mark Jackson. Scunthorpe's former club captain, 27, has joined Harriers until the end of next season and was expected to make his debut at Shrewsbury
CREATIVE lynchpin Jai Stanley is convinced Worcester City possess the right ingredients to stay up -- though he admits the club is staring at a Nationwide North relegation dogfight if they lose today. Stanley, 26, has almost dismissed the notion of City
WORCESTER Wolves take on England Basketball League Division One leaders City of Sheffield Arrows tonight (7pm) with both pride and points on the line. And although Wolves director of basketball Mick Donovan knows the Yorkshire side will be tough to beat
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers are chasing a striker after completing the signing of experienced centre-half Mark Jackson. Scunthorpe's former club captain, 27, has joined Harriers until the end of next season and was expected to make his debut at Shrewsbury
ORGANISERS hope to get the local point-to-point season underway at the second attempt tomorrow. They are looking forward to the North Herefordshire Hunt at Whitwick Manor, Newtown, after the postponement of last week's Harkaway Club meeting in Chaddesley
WORCESTER athlete Anna Bailey has continued her successful streak in one of sport's most demanding events. Bailey secured a gold medal in Boston, USA, at the World Indoor Rowing Championship. The 53-year-old secured her medal in the women's 50-54 heavyweight
JOHN Brain believes Tim Collier could make the step up to international level -- if he continues to develop at Sixways. Worcester Warriors' director of rugby was delighted yesterday after the big lock decided to commit his future to the club, despite
CREATIVE lynchpin Jai Stanley is convinced Worcester City possess the right ingredients to stay up -- though he admits the club is staring at a Nationwide North relegation dogfight if they lose today. Stanley, 26, has almost dismissed the notion of City
GRAHAM Turner admits he is pursuing a couple of fresh faces -- which includes capturing winger Joe Anyinsah for a second spell -- to boost Hereford United's promotion charge. The Bulls chief aimed to keep 20-year-old Anyinsah for a further month's loan
JOHN Brain believes Tim Collier could make the step up to international level -- if he continues to develop at Sixways. Worcester Warriors' director of rugby was delighted yesterday after the big lock decided to commit his future to the club, despite
