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THE battle at the top of the Evesham & District Association Specsavers Division One remains close with Littleton Clubs and Littleton Positives winning their respective matches. Littleton Clubs notched up their 10th win of the season and remain unbeaten with over half the campaign gone with an 8-2 win against Bengeworth Red.

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Awards galore given

2:40pm Friday 5th February 2010

WYCHAVON District Council hosted their annual Sports Recognition Awards at the Civic Centre in Pershore to celebrate the sporting talent in the area.

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Thirds play out a home draw

10:40am Friday 5th February 2010

WITH both Evesham Hockey Club’s men’s first and second teams having by-weeks, the third XI played host to Walsall and drew 1-1.

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Shipston team suffer derby away reverse

9:00pm Thursday 4th February 2010

Evesham III 20, Shipston IV 8.

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Bredon lose six-pointer

2:40pm Thursday 4th February 2010

Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday League.

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Shipston target a third straight win

1:00pm Thursday 4th February 2010

SHIPSTON RFC travel to bottom-placed Midlands Three West (South) side Ledbury on Saturday (ko 2.15pm) buoyed by their second successive victory.

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Victory for Pershore

12:50pm Thursday 4th February 2010

Pershore 3, Aston University 0.

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West: Errors need to be stamped out

8:40am Thursday 4th February 2010

SLOPPY defensive errors need to be stamped out according to Evesham United manager Paul West as his out-of-form side look ahead to a home Zamaretto League Premier Division double header.

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Fancy going to a game?

4:50pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010

SATURDAY.

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Robins crash to late double

11:50am Wednesday 3rd February 2010

Chippenham Town 2, Evesham United 1.

Lane makes strides for Midlands in Antrim

9:00am Tuesday 2nd February 2010

STEPH Lane, of Bourton Roadrunners, was delighted to be selected to run for the Midlands in the County Antrim IAAF International cross-country in Northern Ireland. Her selection was justified, as she finished 28th overall, second non-international runner and first to finish for the Midlands in a time of 21 minutes 46 seconds for the 5.6km boggy course. After running, it was straight back to the airport to enable her to compete the following day in the first of the Gloucestershire AAA Road Race Series, the Linda Franks 4.2-mile in Cheltenham.