Saturday, 4th July 2009

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Keys in way of Builth’s glory

Builth Wells will be looking to bounce back from being knocked off the top of Division Two (West) when they go in search of a slice of glory at Welsh Principality Premiership side Cross Keys in the fifth round of the Swalec Cup tomorrow.

Delight as Lloyd takes charge

Mike Lloyd has been appointed as the new manager of Knighton Town in the Watson Associates Mid Wales League (South).

Top award for doctor

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South Shropshire GP Dr Adrian Penney picked up the accolade of Bishop’s Castle Sports Personality for 2008 – and received his trophy from Olympic archer Alison Williamson.

In-form Ludlow relishing return

Confidence will be high in the Ludlow camp as they look to make a winning start to the new year in rugby’s Midlands Three West (North) when they entertain lowly Wolverhampton tomorrow

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Tough test for Ludlow Town

Having been frozen out last weekend, Ludlow Town will look to warm to the challenge tomorrow when they host one of the West Midland League premier division’s form sides, Bewdley.

Newbridge hopes for third time lucky

Newbridge, Presteigne and Rhayader Town are targeting a run in the Central Wales Challenge Cup when they enter the competition at tomorrow’s third round stage.

Bulls raring to go

Table-topping Builth Wells will be keeping an anxious eye on the weather as they target an eagerly awaited return to action tomorrow.

Father and son prove big hit

A father and son from Ludlow Judo Club proved a big hit as they got to grips with a couple of medals at the Midlands Area Championships in Walsall.

Derby rivals prepare for test

Presteigne and Rhayader Town meet in a big Radnorshire derby at Llanandras Park tomorrow (Saturday). The rivals clash in the Spar Mid Wales League for the first time since Rhayader’s promotion in the summer – and both teams are looking forward to what should be a well-supported local derby.

Bulls storm back

Builth Wells turn their attention back to making further progress in the Swalec Cup tomorrow – a week after consolidating their place as League Division 2 (West) pacesetters with an excellent 27-6 victory over title rivals Loughor.