Free Church A newcomer Sammy Kaye made the difference as the second-placed side edged to a 6-4 win over Rugby at the top end of Division One, writes Phil John.
Leamington boss Paul Holleran says Colby Bishop’s prolific run of form is the perfect reward for the effort the young striker put into his rehabilitation following an ACL injury.
Gareth Renowden and Ed Hannam celebrated individual club milestones in style on Saturday as they helped Kenilworth secure a 20-5 victory over local rivals Leamington at Glasshouse Lane, writes Bruce Doe.
Warwickshire Bears coach Dan Smith was full of praise for his depleted squad after they picked up three wins to sit second in Division Three after the opening weekend of the BWB Women’s League.
Aspiring young race driver Craig Evans from Warwick made an excellent first impression in his debut year of competitive karting in the Birel Art UK Racing Series.
Brakes forced a third successive two-goal draw against York City, storming back from 2-0 down with half an hour to play thanks to a well-taken double from Colby Bishop, writes Paul Edwards.
Towcester’s loss was Warwick’s gain, as the transfer of Thursday’s fixture proved a bonus for local racegoers with title rivals Richard Johnson and Harry Skelton both riding, writes David Hucker.
The Leamington & District Table Tennis Association is going from strength to strength with 48 teams in their 3-a-side League and 26 teams in their 2-a-side League.
Old Leamingtonians continued their winning sequence with more open rugby producing another seven-try performance against opponents whose expansive game also yielded five tries.
Brakes recovered from conceding an early penalty to record their fifth successive victory in all competitions as a second-half goal glut saw off the spirited challenge of Midland League Lye Town, writes Paul Edwards.
