Sunday, 23rd November 2008

Alison’s off to Beijing

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It will be a case of high fives when archer Alison Williamson continues her run of Olympic appearances at Beijing this summer – and her achievements have been hailed by none other than Dame Kelly Holmes.

Ludlow has ‘lots to build on’

So far so good – that’s the verdict as Ludlow’s cricketers approach the halfway stage of the season in the Marston’s Shropshire Premier League.

Exall’s battle cry

High-flying Kington head for struggling Fordhouses tomorrow in confident mood after racking up their fourth Birmingham Lea-gue win in six games.

10 Olympic hopefuls

Ten south Shropshire athletes with real Olympic potential will receive a helping hand as they bid to reach the top in pursuit of sporting glory.

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Unsung heroes praised

The unsung heroes of south Shropshire sport have been praised for their contribution to community life.

Stretton go on top

Church Stretton entertain Condover in a crucial derby match tomorrow with the confidence that comes from leading the Shropshire County League’s second division.

Ludlow seek swift riposte

Ludlow will look to bounce back from a losing start to their Marston’s Shropshire Premier Cricket League season when they take on visitors Albrighton tomorrow.

Richards seeking more support

Manager Chris Richards is hoping to take Ludlow Town forward again next season after reflecting on improvements this time around in the West Midland League.

Ludlow’s high hopes for newcomer

New allrounder Ali Raza is being backed to prove a big hit for Ludlow as the Marston’s Shropshire Premier Cricket League gets into full swing tomorrow.

Richards’ delight at response

Boss Chris Richards was a satisfied man after his Ludlow Town side showed their capabilities with a return to winning form in the West Midland League premier division.