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Golf: Dodd and Donaldson find it a Mission impossible by Anthony Woolford, Western Mail STEPHEN DODD and Jamie Donaldson failed to deliver Wales’ third World Cup win as the duo had to settle for a share of seventh place at Mission Hills, China, yesterday.Starting the day alongside England in sixth spot, Dodd and Donaldson could only put together a two-under-par 70 in the final round foursomes...
icWales (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
STEPHEN DODD got through his very own China crisis to partner fellow Welshman Jamie Donaldson to joint 10th spot after day one of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup, writes Anthony Woolford.
icWales (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
STEPHEN DODD got through his very own China crisis to partner fellow Welshman Jamie Donaldson to joint 10th spot after day one of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup, writes Anthony Woolford.
icWales (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
Golf: Welsh trio feel pressure of Tour qualifying by Anthony Woolford, Western Mail THREE Welshman are among 156 hopefuls entering the pressure cooker tomorrow that is European Tour final qualifying school.Pontyclun’s Sion Bebb is booked in for what is something of an annual trip to Spain.Bebb made an incredible 10 visits to qualifying school until gaining a first European Tour card at...
icWales (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
Golf: Wales’ Stephen Dodd shrugs off late arrival to World Cup by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo STEPHEN Dodd got through his very own China crisis to partner fellow Welshman Jamie Donaldson to joint 10th spot after day one of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup.The Barry Islander booked the wrong flight and only arrived at the stunning resort north of Hong Kong on Wednesday afternoon...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Hockey: Bath pull the plug on battling Whitchurch by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo WHITCHURCH lost 5-2 at home to Team Bath Buccaneers in an exciting top-of-the-table EHL Conference West clash.Leaders Bath, in impressive form this season, arrived with a 100% record, but Whitchurch started well, a good interchange of passing leading to Mark Whatling opening the scoring in the fourth...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Celtic Wrestling back to its roots by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo CELTIC Wrestling holds its fifth anniversary show on Friday with another gripping line-up unveiled for the Canton Community Hall, in Cardiff, show.The event debuted in October 2005 with ‘The Big Bang’ in Cathays and, after entertaining crowds for the past five years throughout Wales, Celtic Wrestling returns to its...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Wrestling: Celtic Wrestling back to its roots by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo CELTIC Wrestling holds its fifth anniversary show on Friday with another gripping line-up unveiled for the Canton Community Hall, in Cardiff, show.The event debuted in October 2005 with ‘The Big Bang’ in Cathays and, after entertaining crowds for the past five years throughout Wales, Celtic Wrestling returns...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Cricket: A junior indoor league to go down in the Memory by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo GLAMORGAN Cricket have been bowled over by the high standard of this season’s Memory Lane Cakes Junior Indoor League.The competition, based at the SWALEC Stadium, involved 240 children and 84 matches, was sponsored by Cardiff-based company Memory Lane Cakes and supported by Sportsmatch Cymru.The...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Golf: Jamie Donaldson ready for world challenge by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo Being a World Cup rookie, Donaldson, who finished 59th in the Tour’s Order of Merit, is planning to tap every last drop of experience from the older hand Dodd as the duo go in search of a fourth title when they tee off alongside Pakistan tomorrow morning.“This is my first World Cup experience, but I...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Cambrian are handed grounds for celebration by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo CAMBRIAN & Clydach Vale BGC is reaping the benefits of being part of a new joint venture between the Welsh Football Trust and Football Association of Wales to improve grounds in Wales.The Welsh League One club was recently awarded £22,500 from the Welsh Grounds Improvements Scheme which they have used to...
icWales (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
Golf: Jamie scooped gold, now he wants to add the silverware by Anthony Woolford, Western Mail Being a World Cup rookie, Donaldson, who finished 59th in the Tour’s Order of Merit, is planning to tap every last drop of experience from the older hand Dodd as the duo go in search of a fourth title when they tee off alongside Pakistan tomorrow.“This is my first World Cup experience, but I...
icWales (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Ex-British Lions star Holmes to take charge of Welsh Deaf team by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo WALES Deaf have appointed the former Wales and Lions scrum-half Terry Holmes as their coach for this season.And, after beginning with a game against a Rumney XV, coached by his old friend Matthew Silva, Holmes has his eyes on the match against Glamorgan County next Sunday at Taffs Well...
icWales (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Golf: Ryder Cup captain getting the joy of six in world ranking list by Anthony Woolford, South Wales Echo RYDER Cup captain Colin Montgomerie should be a happy man this week as for the first time ever Europe has six players in the world’s top 10.They include Rory McIlroy, who at 20 years six months is the second youngest ever to be part of the elite group.The Northern Irishman’s third-place...
