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Birmingham & Solihull rugby team edge closer to league leaders

THE Bees edged another step closer to league leaders Redruth with this 12-try victory over their struggling Cornish visitors.Read

Relief for Bees rugby team assistant coach

BEES’ assistant coach Eugene Martin was a relieved man as he watched his side leave it to the last play of the game to seal a much-needed bonus-point victory at lowly Westcombe Park.Read

Birmingham Solihull must continue Cup form

EUGENE Martin has told his Bees team they must maintain the performance level that took them to within seconds of a massive cup upset against Leeds last week.Read

Leeds score last-gasp try to break Bees' hearts

EUGENE Martin exonerated wayward kicker Mark Woodrow of any blame for Bees’ heartbreaking quarter-final defeat to Leeds at Sharmans Cross Road.Read

Birmingham Solihull face massive task in Cup quarter-final

BEES will attempt to become the first team to score against Leeds Carnegie in this season’s EDF Energy National Trophy when they meet the Premiership aspirants at Sharmans Cross Road tomorrow.Read

Bees rugby team score eight tries to beat Blackheath

BEES brushed Blackheath aside with a breathtaking display of running rugby as they embarked on an eight-try spree.Read

Bees rugby team score eight tries to beat Blackheath

BEES brushed Blackheath aside with a breathtaking display of running rugby as they embarked on an eight-try spree.Read

No distractions for Bees

RUSSELL Earnshaw has warned his players not to think any further ahead than this weekend’s National Two match with Blackheath.Read

Birmingham and Solihull RFC earn cup quarter-final chance

BEES sneaked into the quarter-finals of the EDF Energy National Trophy thanks to injury-time tries from captain fantastic Ben Phillips and Tongan Tornado Leo Halavatau.Read

Birmingham & Solihull to take early look at Cup rivals

SECRET agent Eugene Martin will go on a spying mission for Birmingham & Solihull ahead of Sunday’s EDF Trophy fifth-round clash with Cinderford.Read

Bees promise razzamatazz in rugby EDF Energy National Trophy clash against Cinderford

FREE running Bees are promising some more “razzamatazz” rugby in this weekend’s cup match at home to Cinderford.Read

Bees 55 Wharfedale 13: Match analysis

BEES’ player-coach Russell Earnshaw admitted Italian referee Stefano Rossini had delivered a new take on the laws of rugby during his side’s nine-try demolition of visitors Wharfedale.Read

Russell Earnshaw wary as Birmingham & Solihull take on Wharfedale

WITH a home match against one of the teams below, and leaders Redruth wobbling above, one could be forgiven for thinking Bees’ charge to the National Two title has finally gathered an unstoppable momentum.Read

Birmingham & Solihull Bees end Blaydon's unbeaten home record

THE first hour of Birmingham and Solihull’s victory at Blaydon was the best performance of the season so far, according to player-coach Russell Earnshaw.Read

Birmingham & Solihull Bees end Blaydon's unbeaten home record

THE first hour of Birmingham and Solihull’s victory at Blaydon was the best performance of the season so far, according to player-coach Russell Earnshaw.Read

Tongan star Leo Halavatau retains Bees shirt for Blaydon fixture

RUSSELL Earnshaw will unleash ‘Tongan Tornado’ Leo Halavatau on Blaydon this weekend as Bees resume their promotion charge.Read

Bees buzzing after beating Cornish All Blacks in National Trophy

BIRMINGHAM & Solihull head coach Russell Earnshaw was proud of his players’ display after they came from behind twice to record a 15-10 extra-time victory over the Cornish All Blacks in the fourth round of the National Trophy at Polson Bridge.Read

Second row Alex Davidson in line to make his comeback for Birmingham & Solihull against Launceston

A SIGN that rugby’s fixtures computer has not lost its sense of humour will come from deepest Cornwall tomorrow as Alex Davidson makes his comeback to the Birmingham & Solihull side.Read

Birmingham and Solihull Bees forced to postpone match

BIRMINGHAM and Solihull Bees have been forced to postpone tomorrow's National Two match-up against Mounts Bay.Read

BEES hope to get their stalled promotion bandwagon back on the road tomorrow in what should be their first match in three weeks.

The cancellation of last Saturday’s showdown with Cambridge, combined with the Christmas break, means that Russell Earnshaw’s men have not played since beating Stourbridge on December 20.Read