21. Doing the Wright thing raises £10k

A CHARITY golf day with football hero and TV personality Ian Wright has raised £10,000 for Crowthorne-based charity, DebRA, which supports individuals and families affected by the painful genetic skin condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB).

22. Bracknell slip up at Chinnor

Chinnor 29 Bracknell 23

BRACKNELL surrendered their position at the top of South West One after a shock defeat at Chinnor as Chris Sheasby’s pre-match prediction came back to haunt him.

23. Baker set for Bracknell return

BRACKNELL Town manager Jon Underwood yesterday (Tuesday) boosted his squad with the return of former Robins captain Neil Baker to the Southern League Division One (South & West) side.

24. Top two in action at Chinnor

Table-toppers Bracknell could go two points clear at the top of South West 1 tomorrow if they can win at second placed Chinnor.

25. Whitegrove's last gasp try wins title

WHITEGROVE Primary School took the honours at the Bracknell Forest Festival of Tag Rugby with a last-gasp try at Lily Hill Park last week.

26. Bracknell get given the elbow in FA Trophy exit

BRACKNELL Town’s poor FA Trophy record continued on Saturday with defeat in a poor game at British Gas Midland League side Woodford United that lacked any real creativity or spark from either side, writes football correspondent Tom Canning.

27. Super test for Bracknell

Weston-super-Mare visit to Lily Hill (2.30pm), where they face leaders Bracknell, who are looking to maintain their unbeaten five match run. at the top of South West 1.

28. Robins on Trophy trail

Bracknell Town are on the road to British Gas Midlands division strugglers Woodford United having scored more than one goal in a game for the first time this season in midweek.

29. Unders: It was our best display this season

JON UNDERWOOD reckons Bracknell Town were unlucky not to come away from Bridgwater Town with their first win of the season on Saturday, writes football correspondent Darrell Freeland.

30. Too little too late for young pretenders

BRACKNELL are flying at the top of the table in South West One – but the second team remain on a steep learning curve in Division Three of the Canterbury Shield after being out scrummed for most of the afternoon on Saturday, writes rugby correspondent Henry La.