Wallingford stunned the Southern Counties North’s morning leaders Milton Keynes with a 25-13 win at the Hithercroft on Saturday. The victory, which was sealed by Glenn Dearlove’s late interception try, saw Wallingford climb above Oxfordshire rivals
Wallingford's juniors picked up a gold and five other top-three finishes when competing in the Pangbourne Junior Sculls over a 2,750-metre course at the weekend. The club dominated Division 1 of the boy’s J16 coxless fours, filling the first two
Didcot Runners’ Kirsty Reade was the third lady home in the Broadway Marathon. Reade completed the Cots-wolds cross country race in 4hrs 36mins 28secs. The ultra-distance specialist was 15 minutes behind winner Gill Tavner (Stroud) and 29th
Vale of White Horse Schools’ Under 13s let a two-goal half-time lead slip as they went down 4-3 away to Cheltenham in the Meeson Trophy. James Stewart gave Vale the lead after 20 minutes and added a second just before the interval. Cheltenham
Connor Ferguson, from Drayton, has been selected to represent Great Britain against France in a 12 & under competition next month. He is one of four boys on the friendly international trip to Poitiers in France, which lasts three days.
Shimba Hills brought the curtain down on the Flat turf season for West Ilsley trainer Mick Channon by opening his account with a battling victory at Nottingham. The two-year-old dug deep for Charlie Bishop to hold off Mountain Fighter by a short
Dan Rivers boosted his hopes of competing in next year’s Common-wealth Games by winning the Welsh Open Airgun Championships in Cardiff. The Wantage marksman, ranked second in England, collected the senior men’s a title in style. In his opening
David Murphy scored a remarkable seven goals for Village Inn as they overcame Dog & Gun 8-6 in an OFA Sam Waters Cup second-round tie which was rearranged after being abandoned at 4-4 last week, writes Darryl Ridgley. Chris Howlett scored Inn
Saxton Rovers missed the opportunity to close the gap on the North Berks League Division 1 leaders by losing 2-1 at home to Long Wittenham Athletic, writes Phil Annets. Frankie Haines netted for the home side, but Dejan Jones and Steve Molloy won
The acting coach of the team that lost by a mammoth 27-0 in a North Berks League cup tie on Saturday, said he was not surprised by the result. “On the way to the game, I predicted a 25-0 score-line,” said Dave Catherall of struggling Division 5
Wallingford withstood some late pressure to overcome Aylesbury 3-2 in South League Regional 1 at the Hithercroft on Saturday. The visitors went ahead midway through the first half with a breakaway goal. But Wallingford replied smartly as Brett
New Didcot Town joint-manager Ian Concannon expressed his delight after making a perfect start to life in the Draycott Engineering Loop Meadow hotseat, writes Matthew Bruce. The new managerial team of Concannon and Jamie Heapy oversaw a stunning
