Friday, 18th May 2012

Latest Telford Sports News

Bucks captain one of six let go

AFC TELFORD United have started the re-building job for next season with boss Andy Sinton releasing six players including captain Shane Killock.

Bucks’ away army deserved more

AFC Telford United can boast the 10th highest travelling fanbase and ninth overall in the Blue Square Premier – despite operating on one of the lowest budgets in the league.
But the 76 hardy souls who made the 450-mile round trip to watch the season’s curtain call at Gateshead might as well have stayed at home.
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Hornets finish on a low note

TELFORD Hornets’ first XV season came to a close with a disappointing result away to Clee Hill which far from reflected the huge strides made by the team this season.

Starling swoops for Allscott

ALLSCOTT are through to the final of the Cobra Insurance Women’s Challenge Cup (County Cup) again after a 2-0 win over Shrewsbury.

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Titans maintain play-off focus

TELFORD Titans coach Paul Shuttleworth believes complacency could be a new threat to his side’s play-off ambitions after their 15-3 win over Solihull Barons.

World Cup top 10 spot

TELFORD’S Modern Pentathlete Nick Woodbridge continued his London Olympic preparations with a top-10 finish at the second World Cup event of the year in Brazil.

Telford athletes claim bronze

TELFORD Athletic Club athletes were among the medals in the Midland Cross Country Championships with the senior women’s team claiming bronze for their third place out of 21 competing clubs.

Titans earn a draw

Telford Titans put their quest for a play-off spot virtually in their own hands with an “amazing performance” against ENL 1 leaders Billingham Stars.

‘Amazing’ Titans earn a draw

TELFORD TITANS put their quest for a play-off spot virtually in their own hands with an “amazing performance” against ENL 1 leaders Billingham Stars.

Tigers suffer Bees sting

TELFORD Tigers player-coach Tom Watkins believes his players “choked” in their biggest weekend of the season, with defeats to play-off rivals Bracknell Bees and Peterborough Phantoms, writes JAMES?SHAW.