Three of the Midlands UKDA National League sides are preparing for important ties this weekend as they look to gain vital early season momentum in their respective divisions.
After having their away fixture against Lincolnshire postponed last month in the premier division of the UKDA National League, Warwickshire will return to action again this coming weekend when they will play hosts to Dorset at the Hen Lane Social Club, Beacon Road, Coventry, CV6 4D.
Going into the game Warwickshire are lying seventh in the table with forty-five points with a game in hand on all six teams above them, Dorset are bottom of the division with twenty-five points and have played the same two fixtures as their hosts.
Selected to play for Warwickshire will be:
Men’s ‘A’:- Danny Lauby, Dom Taylor, Gareth Braham, Jack Wareing, Jamie Hughes, Martin Tonks, Matty Washbrooke, Noel Grant, Nigel Heydon, Ian McFarlane, Steve Hine, Wayne Mynard.
Men’s ‘B’:- Adam Hancock, Jnr Joyce, Dave Hill, Karl Reynolds, Lee Miller, Paul Harbourne, Mark Carter, Mark Strong, Lloyd Jackson, Taylor, McGuckian, Will Naylor, Zac Prince, Reserves:- Ryan Jackson, Carl Winters, Ian Shaw, Mark Martin, Jason Prince.
Women’s ‘A’: Marian Conway, Wendy Adams, Natalie Gilbert, Courtney Hine, Hannah Meek, Kirsty Hinchliffe.
Women’s ‘B’:- Nina Bolt, Macey Gibbons, Kacie O’Connor, Caroline Pike, Donna Pinch, Jodie Rigg.
Reserves: Clare Greenwood, Kristeen Meek, Denise Keyte.
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West Midlands are riding high in the Andy Wheeler Fisheries Championship Division, top of the table with seventy-one points and a three point’s lead over second placed Middlesex.
This coming weekend they will travel to take on Cambridgeshire at the GER Sports and Social Club, Robingoodfellows Lane, March, PE15 8HS. Cambridgeshire are some sixteen points short of the guests and are currently placed fifth.
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In the L-Style Division One, Black Country will make a trip to the north-west where at the Netherton Sports and Social Club, 16 Fleetwoods Lane, Bootle, Merseyside, L30 0QG, they will take on the local county Merseyside.
The home side have only played two games so far and are placed ninth with forty-one points, while Black Country are fourth with sixty-five points, ten fewer than leaders Somerset.
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