Tuesday, 9th February 2010

Latest Telford Sports News

Carey-Bertramnets four as Bucks motor into gear

Danny Carey-Bertram was sporting the biggest smile in Shropshire as he ended his goal drought in spectacular fashion.
 

Shifnal given Phoenix Park lifeline

A mystery benefactor has thrown Shifnal’s football club a lifeline by agreeing to buy its ground for £30,000.
 

Impressive Hornets denied by late show

Telford Hornets Rugby Club first XV suffered an agonising loss at the weekend away to Old Yardlians.
Having led for most of the match, by virtue of a try from Justin Tyler, and a conversion and penalty from Kev Gamble, an injury time try try from the home side saw them overhaul the Hornets […]

County football scene makes welcome return

After an extended winter break because of snow, football finally returned to the area last weekend.

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Sports partnership aids young swimmers

Abraham Darby Academy is one of the eight secondary Schools within the Madeley Schools Sports Partnership.

Cut out the errors and we’ll climb the league’ - Killock

Youngsters from William Reynolds Infant School who have been enjoying swimming lessons as part of their link-up with Abraham Darby Academy.
The pupils took part in plenty of pool activities as well as a race to finish off an enjoyable day.

Bucks beat weather - but probably wish they hadn’t

FC Telford United finally played their first game of 2010 this week.

Raiders set to benefit from new community initiative

Engage Super League clubs have announced an exciting initiative that will provide valuable support for community Rugby League clubs across the Midlands in 2010 – including Telford.

Archery and cheerleading on offer

Charlton School is one of the sevent secondary schools within the Phoenix School Sports Partnership.

Telford launch for new 6-a-side ladies football

An initiative to offer ladies football is being rolled out across England and will come to Telford in February with the launch of a new community 6-a-side football league, supported by Arsenal and England star Kelly Smith.