61. Local Rugby Round- Up

London Irish are back in European Challenge Cup action tonight with a tough Pool 1 clash away to Irish provincial side Connacht at the Galway Sportsground (7pm).

62. Mixed bag for Bees

Jeff Hutchins took just 48 seconds last night to set Bees on the way to their first English Premier League win of the season. Includes video highlights of the Bees versus Guildford Flames.

63. Semi-final heartbreak for under-17s

Bracknell RFC’s U17s and U19s, who have secured renewed and expanded sponsorship from DHL and will continue as the Bracknell DHL Academy, with head coach Ken Hopkins secured for another season.

64. Robins are outclassed by dominant Beaconsfield

In a completely one-sided affair, Bracknell Town were dispatched 4-0 at the hands of Beaconsfield SYCOB who outclassed and out muscled their opponents in every department in their British Gas Southern League Division 1 South & West clash.

65. Unlucky Catt hobbles out of Tigers clash

Player/coach Mike Catt has been ruled out of the London Irish side to face Leicester Tigers in the Guinness Premiership at Welford Road tomorrow (3pm).

66. Prentice rescues a point for Finch

Finchampstead had to rely on a late equaliser, following a plethora of chances, to earn a point from their Hellenic Division One East clash with struggling Launton Sports. 

Launton can thank their goalkeeper Danny Clifford for keeping the score down as he made a number of outstanding saves throughout the match to deny Finch what would
otherwise have been a certain win.

67. Aussie Hewat stings Champs

London Irish 26 London Wasps 14

Aussie Peter Hewat scored 16 points as London Irish made an impressive start to their Guinness Premiership campaign in the season’s curtain-raiser at Twickenham.

68. Annetts rejoins to take pressure off Rocky

New Bracknell Bees signing Tom Annetts has been promised that he will receive more ice time than the club’s departing back-up netminder Chris Douglas.

69. New-boy Duggan will measure up

Adam Bicknell is confident that Bracknell Bees’ new teenage signing Tom Duggan will defy his short stature and make a big impact in the English Premier League.

70. Carlon leaves Bees in order to rejoin Tigers

Tom Carlon (pictured) has left Bracknell Bees and returned to play for his home-town club Telford Tigers.