MALVERN colts won 56-12 at home to Dudley Kingswinford as they continued to pressure league leaders Old Halesonians. They started off quickly with three tries from Graham Pass, Arran Carr and Lewis Hardiman to make it 17-0. Dudley hit back through
MALVERN College hosted the 27th annual National Preparatory Schools’ Cross-Country Championships. The 1,075 pupils from more than 75 schools tackled windy conditions although sunshine eventually broke through. Races for under 11s boys and girls
HANLEY Swan bowed out of the Cheltenham League Senior Charity Cup with a defeat on penalties at Bredon Reserves. The teams drew 2-2 in the quarter-finals before Bredon won 5-4 on spot-kicks. Hanley, playing against the strong wind in the first
MALVERN Town Reserves were in seventh heaven as they blew away Tenbury Town with a 7-0 win in the Herefordshire FA League Premier Division. Blustery wind made conditions tricky for both sides but hosts Malvern went ahead after just three minutes
MALVERN put on an improved show in an entertaining 29-10 home defeat to local rivals Hereford in Midlands One West. Played under the lights at Ledbury, a large crowd were treated to a fast-moving game which saw both sides run the ball early on.
Staff from Malvern Hills District Council did ‘something funny for money’ and went plogging to raise funds for Red Nose Day. The group donned red noses and deely-boppers to jog along Worcester Road in Malvern in an attempt to pick up as much litter
