Sunday, 21st March 2010

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Cornes confident for Town

PLAYER-BOSS Stuart Corns knows his Ludlow Town side need to start turning performances into points to boost their fortunes in the West Midland League premier division – beginning with tomorrow’s home clash with struggling Bromyard Town.

Fil’s back in charge as Baynton departs

Fil Wisniewski will be in charge of Hay St Marys who head for Penparcau in the Spar Mid Wales League tomorrow (Saturday).

Tegwyn wins gold!

Tegwyn Bruce Deans

Nine-year-old Tegwyn Bruce Deans of Llandrindod Wells won gold at the South Powys Urdd Swimming Gala in Brecon and will now go forward to represent the area at the National Gala in Cardiff.

Judo ace’s fitness fight

SOUTH Shropshire judo ace Louise McEwan is facing more possible heartache in her bid to gain a place in Great Britain’s national squad. The Ludlow club’s highly rated first Dan, who has just turned 18, was ready to fly the flag in this weekend’s British Championships at Ice Sheffield, knowing that a top four finish […]

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Backlog doesn’t worry Linney men

LUDLOW have no major concerns over a fixture backlog despite the big freeze continuing to decimate the rugby programme. The Linney men had been due to host Stourbridge Lions last Saturday as they looked to get back among the front runners in Midlands Two West (North).

Town boss sets sights on cup

LUDLOW Town boss Stuart Corns has set his sights on making an impression in high-profile cup competitions next season ­ with the FA Cup and FA Vase top of his agenda.

Town look to strengthen back line

STUART Corns knows he needs to quickly shore up his leaky defence to ensure Ludlow Town do not squander their encouraging start to the West Midland League premier division campaign.

Stakes high for Ludlow RFC

THE stakes are high as Ludlow’s rugby players head for Lichfield tomorrow in a game that could have a significant bearing on their promotion prospects in Midlands Two West (North).

Youngsters’ memorable day at Twickers

Australia were won over at Twickenham on Saturday – not by the efforts of England, but by the youngsters of Church Stretton Primary School.

Ludlow confident after derby win

LUDLOW’S rugby players go into tomorrow’s home clash with Wolverhampton in confident mood on the back of their Shropshire derby romp at Bridgnorth.