Saturday, 31st July 2010

Latest Bridgnorth Sports News

TT ride for Rutter

BRIDGNORTH-based Superbike ace  Michael Rutter will replace the injured Steve Plater on the HM Plant Honda Fireblade in the Superstock race, at this year’s Isle of Man TT.

County table tennis honours

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BRIDGNORTH table tennis is on the crest of a wave with local players grabbing the top two places in the 2010 county ranking list.

Natasha’s world championship silver

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A Highley teenager has scooped a silver medal at the World Karate Championships in Portugal.

Superbike ace’s podium place

BRIDGNORTH’S Michael Rutter continued his great British Superbikes form with third and fourth places on the RidersMotorcycles.com Ducati at Cadwell Park on Sunday in the fourth round of the MCE Championship.

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Twins have rivals seeing double!

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BRIDGNORTH twins Tom and Ted Parker were both selected to represent the Midlands at rugby league – though coaches admit they can only tell them apart by the colour of their boots.

Mansion course ready to rock

HEAVY metal legend Ken Downing is throwing open the grounds of his Bridgnorth mansion for a charity golf tournament after the completion of an 18-hole course.

Regatta successes for rowers

BRIDGNORTH rowers were in fine form at Shrewsbury Regatta on Saturday with a number of successes at the event, which drews crews from all across the country.

County century for Whitney

BRIDGNORTH cricketer Jono Whitney produced a sparkling all-round performance to help Shropshire dramatically edge out Northumberland on Sunday and help maintain hopes of qualification to the quarter-finals of the MCCA Trophy.

Batsmen storm ahead

BRIDGNORTH CC first team came away with the share of the spoils in yet another rain affected match on Saturday, having made the short trip to Ombersley where they batted first on losing another vital toss.

Changes at top for Town

BRIDGNORTH Town FC is looking for a new chairman after club stalwart Eric Eagles decided to step down for personal reasons. Mr Eagles, who had just completed his sixth year at the helm, has been involved with the club as a parent, member, committee member and then chairman for over 20 years.