| Stocksbridge 52 Wensleydale 5 |
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| Wensleydale make the long journey home with their tails between their legs, losing top spot in the league to their conquerors and taking a seven try thumping. This was from a team shorn of many of their stars due to injury,... |
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| Steels progress in FA Cup |
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| FA Cup 2nd qualifying round
Stocksbridge 3
Colwyn Bay 1
Jack Muldoon inspired Stocksbridge to victory over Blue Square North Colwyn Bay, scoring one and having a hand in both the others.
The Welshmen went ahead on 14 minutes through a 25 yarder from... |
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| Pea Royd climb |
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| Last Sunday saw the annual Birdwell Wheelers Open Hill climb which this year was on Pea Royd Lane, Stocksbridge. The event for the second year running was generously sponsored by Stocksbridge Town Council.
The winner was Lee Baldwin of Buxton CC ... |
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| Card fury |
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| In a game that should have been dominated by the football it was the referee who stole the show in which he issued eight yellow cards and two red cards in a fairly contested game.
The referee issued his first card on... |
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| Stocksbridge 27 Rotherham Clifton 22 |
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| This was a very eventful match in which the home side went through almost their whole squad and a serious injury to flanker Reece Aspin resulted in him being airlifted to the Northern General and put a real down on the... |
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| Oaks cut down to size |
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| Sheffield Oaks 10 Stocksbridge 67
This was not the all encompassing victory that the score line might suggest. Nine tries to two, is and was comprehensive, but there were too many flaws in the performance of the team to be totally satisfied.... |
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| Steels settle for draw in cup |
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| In the first qualifying round of the FA Cup steels made one change from the Frickley match with Dominic Riordan returning for Anthony Tansley who was cup tied.
Steels started well and showed their intentions when good interchanges from the forwards with... |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE DEFEATED IN T20 SEMI-FINAL |
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| Apperknowle 81-9 beat Stocksbridge 77-6 by 4 runs
Stocksbridge CC fell to a hugely disappointing defeat at the hands of Appreknowle in the semi-finals of the Winston Cup T20 competition at the weekend. The club were hoping to cap a terrific... |
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| Stocksbridge 3 Northwich 4 |
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| Stocksbridge entertained unbeaten Northwich at home should feel disappointed not to have taken a point from game this game.
Steels fought-back from 2-0 down and with ten minutes remaining led 3-2. However two late headers from substitiute Abbot subjected Steels to... |
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| Stocksbridge off to explosive start |
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| Stocksbridge welcomed Rossington Hornets to Coal Pit Lane on Saturday for their first league game of the season. After finishing fourth the previous year Stocksbridge aimed to make an explosive start to the campaign and they certainly did not disappoint.
The... |
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| Champions Stocksbridge finish unbeaten |
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Stocksbridge I 176-4 (James Ward 73, James Spawton 57) beat Ridgeway 175 a.o. (Jim Tomlinson 4-38, Colin Vickers 3-43) by 6 wickets
Stocksbridge 1st XI finished the season unbeaten by overcoming the stiff challenge of Ridgeway at Bracken Moor on... |
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| Steels lose at home |
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| Stocksbridge 3
Northwich 4
Stocksbridge entertained unbeaten Northwich at home should feel disappointed not to have taken a point from game this game.
Steels fought-back from 2-0 down and with ten minutes remaining led 3-2. However two late headers from substitiute Abbot subjected... |
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| THIRD XI CROWNED CHAMPIONS AND T20 PROGRESS |
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| Stocksbridge 3rd XI were crowned champions of ydcl division five at the weekend but were unfortunately unable to seal the position on the field of play. Their opponents, Ridgeway, forfeited as they were unable to field a side and this provided... |
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| Week of woe |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels endured a miserable week losing all three of their league fixtures.
Garry Marrow’s men began the week well, taking the lead away at North Ferriby. Marrison’s penalty gave Steels a half-time lead, however the home-side responded in the... |
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| Cornelius flying start |
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| IMI Cornelius have won 7 matches from their 8 games played, with their sole defeat coming against high-flying CSL. Overall, they have had a very consistent season, batting some high scores in their limited overs games. They went into their final... |
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| Freezing out cold callers |
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| Your readers may wish to note that a recent reorganisation of the Safer Neighbourhood Partnership has seen the establishment of the Northern Safer Neighbourhood Area (SNA) which has its boundaries co - terminus with those of the Northern Community Assembly (NCA).... |
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| HAYWOOD FIRES BRIDGE' PAST CALVER |
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| Stocksbridge I 158-5 (James Ward 58) beat Calver 157 a.o. (Callum Haywood 5-45) by 5 wickets
Unbeaten league leaders, Stocksbridge I, won their biggest game of the season to date and in the process strengthened their quest for promotion after seeing off... |
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| Steels pre-season update |
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| A fantastic win for Stocksbridge took place over professional counterparts Sheffield Wednesday at Look Local stadium on Tuesday night.
An own goal from Owls youngster Obileye, and a superbly executed free kick from Ward, gave Steels their deserved 2-0 triumph.
This is a... |
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| VICKERS PROSPERS AS STOCKSBRIDGE SEAL 20:20 PROGRESS |
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| Stocksbridge 74-1 (Wayne Hughes 38*, James Ward 25*) beat Sheffield Centralians 71 a.o. (Colin Vickers 5-1-21-3, Andy Hibbert 5-1-11-3) by 9 wickets
Stocksbridge 80-0 (James Ward 32*, Wayne Hughes 27*) beat Richmond 79-6 (Colin Vickers 5-0-20-3) by 10 wickets
Last weekend... |
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| Steels unveil new kit |
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| Steels have been drawn away in the 1st Qualifying Round of the FA Cup to either Nostell MW, or Armthorpe MW or Brigg Town. In the FA Trophy Steels will be at home to either Ossett Town or Wakefield. And... |
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