THESOCCERSITE.CO.UK Malvern League sees the final of the Norman Simmons Senior Cup at Ledbury Town on Sunday (May 6), kick-off 6.30pm. This is the second final for the cup, renamed in honour of the league's former chairman. Final first-timers Dynamo
POWICK FC will play Hanley Swan FC in the final of the Worcester Saturday League's Bayliss Cup tomorrow (Saturday) at Malvern Town's Langland Stadium. Powick have finished as runners-up in the league and Hanley Swan are looking for the fourth or fifth
MALVERN v MONMOUTH MALVERN started their WCL Division Two season with a crushing 152-run win against newly promoted Monmouth on Saturday. Malvern quickly lost Adam Dovey and Steve Carter but Mark Baugh and Rob Francis then put together a stand of 73
BARNARDS GREEN v MALVERN THIS was the first meeting in two seasons of the most talked about cricket fixture in Malvern, one which will be played four times this year due to Malvern gaining promotion to Division One in the Evening League and BGCC returning
WORMELOW v BARNARDS GREEN BARNARDS Green opened their league campaign at the picturesque Wormelow CC, who had gained promotion to Division Two at the expense of the Green's local rivals Colwall. The home captain surprisingly inserted the visitors on
AVONCROFT v COLWALL COLWALL visited Avoncroft the first WCL game of the season, confident that last season's good form would be enough to see them to comfortable victory. A poor performance with bat and ball was the result. Avoncroft batted first
SPORTING KHALSA 0, MALVERN TOWN RES 2 MALVERN Town Reserves completed their season on a winning note taking all three points from their fixture with lowly Khalsa. Malvern got off to a dream start after just three minutes when Oliver Endacott chipped
DARLASTON 1, MALVERN TOWN RESERVES 0 MALVERN played the West Midlands Division One top side on Tuesday evening and knew they were in for a tough game as their hosts had hammered some good sides recently. From the first whistle Darlaston pressed forward
KEYZ 04 played the Cross Keys in the Soccer Site Malvern Football league and were hoping to repeat their early season performance when the sides drew. Within three minutes of the start Cross Keys were in front when Ed Lyons found the target, five minutes
TWO sets of brothers will be playing for two Malvern Town Wanderers football teams in two Mercian Festival Junior Football League Cup finals on Sunday (May 6) as part of their quest for each achieving a league and cup double. Tom Bottomley and Ryan Scullion
LANGLAND Stadium is holding the Worcester Infirmary Senior Cup final on Thursday (May 10) when Redditch United will meet Alvechurch, kick-off 7.45pm. Tonight (Friday), the Worcester Infirmary Sunday Junior Cup final takes place at the same venue when
LOCAL football team manager required for Malvern Football League team, Belmont Keys FC, who play from the Cross Keys Inn, Belmont Road, Malvern. The well established team are seeking an experienced person. Contact Reg on 01684 572945.
CALLOW END 2, THE BRIDGE 4 CALLOW End's record unbeaten league run stretching back to the early part of January came to an end in the final game of the season. The Bridge started brightly and looked dangerous with their counter-attacking play . They
POWICK RESERVES 1, N WORCESTER RANGERS 1 POWICK Reserves welcomed North Worcester Rangers FC to Hospital Lane, for a match that was billed as a title decider. It proved to be a match packed with action and controversy. With Paul Ryan and Ervan Cokaj
THE handicap final is the last match played in the Malvern Table Tennis League's season each year. This season's final was an outstanding encounter between two evenly matched teams, both Manor Park Express and Manor Park Pumas showed great determination
MALVERN College pupil Katie Sloane has been selected to play lacrosse for the England U19s team. Katie has been on a long journey surviving cut after cut in the long selection process before she attended the last training camp being in the final 25 players
WORCESTER NOMADS v EASTNOR WORCESTER Nomads 1st XI entertained Eastnor in Division One of the Crusader Worcestershire County League. Worcester Nomads, sponsored by Hylton Group and Duncan Fearnley, made a sound start to their campaign with a comfortable
MALVERN SUNDAY v WORCESTER NOMADS MALVERN entertained local rivals Worcester Nomads on Sunday and emerged as narrow victors. Worcester batted first, Steve Whittaker and Rob Francis accounted for the openers. Malcolm Jones hit a brisk 43 before falling
MALVERN ARTEFACTS v WORCESTER ACADEMICALS MALVERN Artefacts played their first Worcester Evening League Division Two game in the wet and dark at Regency Road on Tuesday and came out second best losing by 19 runs. Visiting captain Simon Hardy had no
ELMLEY CASTLE V WEST MALVERN WEST Malvern elected to bat but soon lost opener Tony Williams in the second over bowled by Rob Eaton. Andy Dakin (24) put on 70 for the second wicket with Shailly Badra, who after a steady start played with style and panache
ELDERSFIELD Lawn were crowned outright champions of the Partnership Tag Rugby Tournament after finishing joint winners in 2006. More than 300 children took part in the tournament at Malvern Rugby Club that has been growing year on year and reached an
BARNARDS GREEN CC Weekend teams 1st team v Monmouth (home), meet 12.30pm. C Smedley (capt), K Golder, A Binks, L Paddock, P Harris, A Ford, J Clarke, A Hoogstraten, K Downes, T Williams, T Clarke. Scorer I Shaw. 2nd team v Pershore (away) Pershore,
WELLAND JUNIORS are now planning their agenda for next season and welcome players, perhaps new to the area or interested in league football, to attend pre-season training days. Mini-soccer u9, u10s and u 11s on Saturday June 9, 16 & 23 at Upton sports
CRADLEY Sports Club, an FA Charter Standard Club and a registered charity, is expanding its soccer section to three boys teams next season. This will include U9s, 10s and 11s boys teams playing in the Mercian Festival League. The girls squad from six-years
OLDBURY PARK TIGERS U14S 0, NEWTOWN SPORTS JUNIORS U14S 4 A CHAMPAGNE performance from the newly crowned Mercian Festival League U14 champions saw a superb first-half performance that destroyed the Tigers. From the first whistle Newtown were playing
LITTLE Malvern racer, Michelle Nixon made an impressive entrance to the 2007 MINI Challenge this weekend. The race meeting which is part of the Dunlop Great & British' Series was held at Snetterton race circuit in Norfolk. After a disappointing qualifying
THE Worcestershire Golf Club lady vice-captain Corinne Mills won the Worcestershire and Here-fordshire Lady County Golf Association's Barbara Cham-berlain Trophy. Playing at Leominster Golf Club for the first time, she carded an excellent score of 40pts
BOWOOD Golf Club hosted the final EGGS Golf and Gambling Society event of the year in the Infosigns Golden Egg. The anticipation of playing at such a quality course and the knowledge that any one of seven players could still win the prestigious Egg of
MALVERN Hockey Club will be holding their annual general meeting on Wednesday (May 9) at The Brewers Arms, West Malvern, starting at 8pm. All members should attend as the new committee will be elected. The club is seeking new players of all abilities
VOTERS across the Malvern Hills district are heading to the polls to have their say in local elections. Voting to decide the 22 district council wards, plus parish elections, is taking place until 10pm tonight (Thursday). The count, at the Bank House
TWO glamorous ladies will represent Malvern in the final of the 2007 Miss Worcester competition tomorrow (Saturday). Melissa Hey and Stephanie Hill, both 20, are among 11 finalists vying to impress the judges during a special event at Worcester Racecourse
