It’s back to winning ways for the champs

6:01pm Tuesday 30th June 2009

B&D BA MEN'S LEAGUE ROUND-UP

Lymo ladies power on with win at Iford

6:03pm Tuesday 30th June 2009

B&D BA WOMEN'S LEAGUE ROUND-UP

Meyrick Marauders inflict leaders' first loss

7:00am Wednesday 24th June 2009

WELL it’s happened – The Cliff have lost a Section One match! With Boscombe Cliff’s selection restricted by Middleton Cup duties, it still needed a resolute performance by visitors Bournemouth to come through as 10-4 (82-74) winners.

Lymos stretch lead in top ladies division

7:00am Wednesday 24th June 2009

LYMINGTON extended their lead at the top of A Section with a double-rink success over Broadstone. Kay Richardson’s rink (20-18) played the support role as Lymo mates Shirley Clark, Ngaio Mapes, Angela Eldridge and Jean Stopp (24-19) ended Broadstone’s hopes of any points.

Middleton win is Hampshire 'must'

12:10am Saturday 20th June 2009

HAMPSHIRE are in a must-win situation for their final two group matches if they are to have any chance of qualifying for the Middleton Cup quarter-finals.

Revenge for Dorset's ladies

12:10am Saturday 20th June 2009

DORSET, who were dumped out of the Walker Cup by Somerset last summer, gained revenge in this season’s ladies double-rink championship at Honiton, Devon.

Cliffmen continue to climb as rivals lose

7:00am Wednesday 17th June 2009

IT is less than halfway through the season and Boscombe Cliff are 19 points clear at the top of Section One.

The leading ladies hold off Richmond

7:00am Wednesday 17th June 2009

A DIVISION leaders Lymington had a tough fight on their hands at Richmond Park.

Cliff on a high after New Milton victory

7:00am Wednesday 10th June 2009

BOSCOMBE Cliff, although depleted by Middleton Cup demands, still overcame New Milton on three rinks in Section One. Peter Wooller (16-16) denied the Cliff a maximum with a last-end leveller. A shuffled pack saw Ron Sparks, John Cave, Stuart Trees and David Halliday (22-13) spearhead Cliff’s 13-1 (88-70) victory.

Lymo ladies suffer defeat but stay top

7:00am Wednesday 10th June 2009

LYMINGTON remain on top of A Division despite their home defeat by West Moors (38-41). Kay Richardson’s squad collected two points for the hosts (21-18), but that was covered by Dot Eason, Val Baxter, Judith Miles and Janet Price (23-17) who kick-started West Moors to four points.