Super Staffs clinch a premier place

Wyer’s men go into action in the final round of Dudley Building Society League matches with a nine-point advantage at the top of the Premier Division standings

Woodfield provide the opposition as Dell chase their first top flight tile and Wyer expects to be celebrating.

“Although we haven’t officially won the league yet, I expect us to finish the job tomorrow,” said Wyer.

“And I believe for the first time in a long time, that we believe we are the best team in Staffordshire.

“We have a belief and confidence in the side that we haven’t had in the past. In my first season as captain I have tried to keep us focussed in every game that we’ve played and hopefully we’ll get our reward tomorrow and finally get our hands on the league trophy.

“Confidence and belief has definitely been the recipe for our success, though.”

Willenhall Nordley look sure to claim the runners-up spot as they welcome Cradley, while third placed M&B end their campaign with a home match against Short Heath.

Elsewhere, Penn travel to tackle Victoria Park and Windmill finish with a home game against Glasscutters.

Both David East (M&B) and Scott Simpson (Nordley) have won 17 games from 19 attempts and they lead the Premier Division averages.

Stile and Bylet will return to the Premier League next season having already secured promotion from Division One.

Penn B are Division Two champions with M&B B and Woodman Saltwells finishing first and second respectively in Division Three.

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Willenhall Trinity have successfully regained the Staffordshire Consolation Cup.

They ran out winners by a plus of 18 shots against Codsall in the final showdown at Hammerwich. Despite man of the match Roy Kendrick and Trevor Lunnon both delivering 21-5 cards for Codsall, Trinity claimed eight of winning cards including an excellent 21-9 return from Ian Davis

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Father and son Ryan and Matt Hucknull were celebrating again after lifting the Dudley League’s Junior/Adult doubles competition for the second successive year,

The West Bromwich FSC duo beat Joe M Dicken and Sarah Skidmore 21-13 in the final.

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The annual Pennfields 4-man open team event begins this week with a particularly intriguing looking opening night tomorrow which sees last year’s winners Three Magpies begin the defence of their title against M&B.

The competition, at Coalway Road, which is always excellently organised by Dave Goddard, is now in its 18th year and features 36 different teams.

Action takes place most evenings (7pm) during late September and early October.