Royal Leamington Spa’s men avenged their defeat at the hands of Whitnash earlier in the season, coming back with an 111-75 win from their six-triples friendly last weekend.
Tom Oliphant showed tremendous speed, racecraft and determination to overcame a number of obstacles on his way to a richly-deserved points finish in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship at Rockingham Motor Speedway.
Leamington made the journey to Shropshire to face rock-bottom Wellington and came away with a vital win to bolster their hopes of escaping relegation from Birmingham league Division One.
Brakes surrendered their unbeaten start to the season at Edgar Street as they slipped to an unfortunate late defeat on their first visit to newly promoted Hereford, writes Paul Edwards.
Leamington completed a satisfying opening eight days by taking their National League North points haul to seven a figure it took ten games to achieve last season, writes Paul Edwards.
Racing Club Warwick staged a quite stunning fightback to beat their higher-level opponents in the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup, writes Paul Okey.
Taking no fewer than eight wickets in a prolific spell of bowling and helping Leamington 2nds to victory in a top-of-the-table clash against Wolverhampton means Jason Butler has been deservedly crowned our latest Player of the Month.
Leamington C&AC picked up the ladies’ team gold at the British Masters 10k Road Running Championships after medal-winning performances from all three of their female athletes in the Trentham 10k.
For the second time this season Warwickshire County Council Staff 2nds versus Kenilworth Wardens 4ths went down to the last ball, with a low-scoring thriller ending in a tie thanks to a tremendous act of sportsmanship from Wardens’ Steve Axcell.
Whitnash Windmill’s Glen Woodward, Carol Woodward and Hannah Griffin were part of the eight-triple England team which won the Home Nations in Jersey last weekend.
Racing Club Warwick manager Scott Easterlow said the team that thrashed Stapenhill in midweek was unrecognisable from the one that threw away a two-goal lead to go down 4-3 at Lichfield City at the weekend.
Royal Leamington Spa Canoe Club’s strong links with British Canoeing’s talent pathway is bearing fruit with two of the club’s paddlers reaching their respective finals at the Junior European Championships in Auronzo, Italy.
Leamington boss Paul Holleran was able to enjoy the final days of his holiday safe in the knowledge that his side for the opening-day clash with Altrincham was if not quite inked in, at least written in very firm pencil.
