In Full

Cleary’s boxer Jake Finch underlined his dramatic improvement with a second-round stoppage of army champion Brad Healey in Walsall Wood last Friday night.

With schools out for half-term, Warwick stages its annual Budbrooke Chase Family Day on Friday, writes David Hucker.

Brakes were their own worst enemies once more as they conceded two poor goals inside the opening seven minutes to allow Blyth Spartans to build a match-winning cushion, writes Paul Edwards.

Lillington Free Church’s third tournament of the season at St Nicholas Park Leisure Centre was over-subscribed and produced a high standard of play, writes Phil John.

Leamington boss Paul Holleran says the confidence that not losing breeds was evident in Jack Edwards’ stunning equalising strike at home to Hereford on Saturday.

Young second-row forward Josh Fox played an outstanding part as Kenilworth maintained their winning run with an excellent 47-8 victory over local rivals Earlsdon at Glasshouse Lane on Saturday, writes Peter Jones.

Spa Striders’ Mel Venables completed back-to-back wins in the Brecon to Cardiff Ultra at the weekend.

Leamington C&AC’s masters ladies maintained their lead in the Midland Cross Country League at the weekend to take gold, while Kelly Edwards was awarded individual gold and Jenny Jeeves took home the bronze.

Leamington C&AC’s Natalie Bhangal followed up last month’s victory in the Draycote Water Winter Series 10k by winning the February edition.

There was a familiar name on the card when Fitzpatrick’s showcased two new boxers at the London Community Boxing in Peckham Rye on Saturday.

Racing Club Warwick recorded their second 5-1 win over Hinckley in three weeks as they thumped the hosts at the Welfare Ground.

Two penalties and a red card were among a host of talking points from an absorbing clash on a blustery February afternoon at the Phillips 66 Community Stadium, writes Paul Edwards.

Lillington’s boys’ and girls’ teams both finished bottom of their respective divisions in the 2018/19 Junior British League at the Derby Arena.

Leamington are anxiously waiting on news of the injury picked up by Connor Taylor on Tuesday night.

A leading amateur real tennis player has notched up his fourth successive victory in the Owen-George Cup at Moreton Morrell Tennis Court Club.

Brakes eased into their second Birmingham Senior Cup semi-final in three seasons as they comfortably despatched a young West Bromwich Albion side at the Phillips 66 Community Stadium, writes Paul Edwards.

Leamington struggled to cope with the pace of Silhillians on the break, succumbing to a seventh straight defeat.

Warwick reignited their promotion hopes with George Holding’s late winner earning them all three points at home to University of Warwick.