Presteigne kicked off the new Spar Mid Wales League season with an exciting narrow midweek victory over the defending champions.
Hay are away in the FAW Trophy at FC Brunswick next Saturday with their first game in the Spar Mid Wales League away at Presteigne on Wednesday, August 26.
Manager Stuart Corns believes “five-star” Ludlow Town could shock pre-season fav-ourites Bloxwich in tomorrow’s big home clash in the West Midlands League Premier division.
There was both good and bad news for Hay manager Chris Baynton as the start of the new football season looms ever closer.
Ludlow look to shake off their Shelton sickener when they embark on a crucial double header this weekend in the Marston’s Shropshire Premier League.
Having revived their faltering fortunes in their previous two outings, the Burway were brought down to earth as lowly Shelton claimed a league “double” when winning by four wickets.
“Fed up” Dave Cooper is contemplating stepping down as manager of Woofferton just two months after taking charge of the County Football League division one new boys.
Presteigne St Andrews FC have appointed Tim Broome as manager of the club’s Spar Mid Wales League side for the coming season. He replaces Mike Symonds who stepped down ten days ago.
Victorious pupils from St Lawrence’s Primary School in Church Stretton will have the honour of playing at Twickenham ahead of the autumn international between England and New Zealand after winning the national tag rugby finals.
Mike Symonds has resigned as manager of Presteigne St Andrews FC with immediate effect – citing a change in his work circumstances as being the main reason behind his decision.
Builth Wells want the best rugby players in Mid Wales to come on board and test themselves in the Swalec League first division next season after ending their memorable promotion campaign in division two (west) with a 25-20 home win over Mumbles.
