BROADWAY kicked off their Concorde League season with the traditional game against Hewell at Redditch. In a closely-fought game, the hosts took the early advantage and were up by five shots after ten ends but Broadway steadily pulled the scores back
Prudden Road Surfacing Summer Tennis League IN THE top contest of the week, league leaders Evesham entertained newly promoted Moreton-in-Marsh who earned a surprise 2-2 draw. John Clarke and Simon Wall lost out to visiting pair Will Hale and Gary Jackson
STEPH Lane gave close chase to Oxford City's finest young runner Melissa Hawtin, second last year in the Inter Counties, at Sunday's Blenheim 7K over an undulating but picturesque course through the grounds of Blenheim Palace. Having given Hawtin a lead
A WOMAN died and another was injured following a two car collision at Mickleton this afternoon. The crash on the B4362 happened about 1.15pm when a black Nova SX was in collision with a blue Fiat Punto. The Novo then burst into flames. Paramedics,
Evesham and District Table Tennis Association WYRE Wanderers have been crowned Division Two champions after recording four wins including three whitewashes Littleton Giants and Bengeworth 49ers who they played twice. Graham Briscombe and John Teare
Carterton 2, Hook Norton U-12 2 A FABULOUS game saw Carterton become only the second side to take points off last weekend's opponents all season. The first half was tense and keenly contested with both sides coming close on more than one occasion but
THE midweek run took a meandering route out thr-ough the Vale in the direction of Stratford. Eight members visited Badsey, Bretforton, Lower Quinton, Crimscote and Pres- ton-on Stour before the coffee stop. They returned via a more direct route through
ASHTON are the 2008 Worcestershire Indoor champions and will represent the county in next year's ECB Finals in February. Playing in their first-ever county final, the Cotswold Hills League club overcame reigning champions Romsley by seven runs in the
Birdseye Sports Evesham and District Sunday League SUNDAY'S Knockout Cup final between Bretforton Old Boys and Red Horse was abandoned at half-time due to excess surface water making conditions dangerous for the players. Red Horse were leading thro-ugh
LUDLOW driver Scott Moran (pictured) made the best possible start to his British Championship campaign at Sunday's Prescott Speed Hill Climb. He was fastest in practice, first in the unlimited racing car class and a clear winner in both the championship
