321. Broadmoor RFC confident of upsetting the odds

The 2009/10 season has been an epic one for Broadmoor, with the club ending its four-year tenure in the Berks, Bucks and Oxon Premier Division by winning the league title.

322. Broadmoor RFC seek to cap superb title-winning year

Broadmoor head coach Adrian Price believes a win at Lily Hill on Sunday would be the icing on the cake to what has been a phenomenal season for the Crowthorne club.

323. Miles’ delight as Pinc and Cesky re-sign for Bees

Bracknell Bees captain Terry Miles has revealed that the club’s capture of Michal Pinc and Jaroslav Cesky for a second season was a major decision in himself re-signing at the Hive.

324. Jay Tabb: We must respect Watford’s relegation rivals

Jay Tabb believes it will be unfair on Sheffield Wednesday, Crystal Palace and Scunthorpe United if Reading produce a half-hearted display at Vicarage Road tomorrow.

325. McClurg: Too much history to turn Robins down

New Bracknell Town joint-manager Steve McClurg admits he found the lure of a return to Larges Lane too much to resist, and the job offer was enough to force him out of retirement.

326. Bees edge closer to securing import

Bracknell Bees' bid to sign two new imports has hit a snag, but coach Gareth Cox is still hoping to tie down at least one overseas player by the end of the month.

327. Wokingham & Emmbrook U18s must sweat on title decision

Wokingham & Emmbrook’s Under-18 team will have to wait to see if they are to be crowned champions of the Allied Counties league.

328. Bees boss Robinson is buzzing with excitement

Bracknell Bees general manager Stuart Robinson has set out his hopes for the upcoming EPIHL season, and is confident the Hive faithful will be treated to a much more competitive team in 2010/11.

329. Watt: I was only ever interested in Bees return

Bracknell Bees forward Nicky Watt never had any intention of leaving the club this summer, despite offers of improved wages elsewhere.

330. Five-star Licourinos fires Manor top