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Neil Mitchell has praised the efforts of Stourbridge rookie Seb Pearson

NEIL Mitchell has praised the efforts of Stourbridge rookie Seb Pearson who was forced to play out of position against Esher at the weekend.Read

Struggling Stourbridge sent under against Esher as mistakes take their toll

FOR 45 minutes, a patched-up Stourbridge had not only held their more illustrious visitors, but had the lead.Read

Live Q&A with BPM Media's Midland rugby correspondent Brian Dick today

BPM Media rugby correspondent Brian Dick will be answering questions on all things oval ball ahead of this weekend's big matches. Read

Stourbridge aiming for an upset against high-flying Esher

NEIL Mitchell admits Stourbridge need high-flying Esher to have a bad day at the office if his team are to stand a chance of causing a seismic shock.Read

Live Q&A with BPM Media rugby correspondent Brian Dick

BPM Media rugby correspondent Brian Dick will be answering questions on all things oval ball ahead of this weekend's big matches.Read

Stourbridge chief laments missed chances at Launceston

HAD he been offered them before the game kicked off, Neil Mitchell would undoubtedly have accepted the two points Stourbridge brought back from Launceston at the weekend.Read

Stourbridge comeback falls short

STOURBRIDGE came within a stride of pulling off a last-minute smash-and-grab at the Cornish All Blacks but in the end, despite scoring five tries, they had to settle for a losing bonus.Read

Adam Billig back from to spark Stourbridge at Launceston

NEIL Mitchell admits the recovery of talisman Adam Billig is key to his team’s prospects at Launceston this weekend.Read

Stourbridge young guns did well - Higgins

STOURBRIDGE veteran Jon Higgins insists the Stourton Park side will benefit from the exposure their youngsters have had so far this season.Read

STOURBRIDGE battled hard against fully-professional Cambridge before three late scores gave the visitors a flattering 24-point victory margin.

Stourbridge director of rugby Neil Mitchell was very positive about his side’s display.Read

Injury-hit Stour still struggling to make numbers for Cambridge\n

THIS week’s selection meeting will be the usual head count at Stourton Park with the hosts struggling for numbers yet again.Read

BUOYANT Stourbridge hope they will have a Tiger by the tail when they run out at Sedgley Park tomorrow.

Neil Mitchell’s men opened their campaign with a convincing 29-10 victory at home to Blackheath last Saturday, which saw the hosts not only secure a bonus point but also brought five tries.Read

Stourbridge skipper Ben Hughes leads from the front

SKIPPER Ben Hughes led the way with two touchdowns as Stourbridge made a five-try, five-point winning start in the new National One.Read

Mitchell awaits Stourbridge battle in National League One

NEIL Mitchell admits he is both daunted and excited by the challenge facing Stourbridge as they kick off their National League One this weekend.Read

Stourbridge run in eight tries to finish season in style

STOURBRIDGE signed off in style with an eight-try drubbing of Blaydon in the battle to decide who finished last of the National Two survivors.Read

Stourbridge under orders to keep it tight

STOURBRIDGE will not be tempted by the warm weather, lack of pressure or end-of-season wind-down into taking part in a feast of open, running rugby this weekend.Read

Mitchell: Being safe is great

NORMALLY, a 33-point defeat, at home, is not a cause for celebration, but that did not stop the cheers at Stourton Park as the result that really mattered was announced – Stour were safe in National Two.Read

Stourbridge face selection dilemma

NEIL Mitchell will wait until tomorrow morning before naming his side to face promotion-chasing Cambridge at Stourton Park.Read

Survival for Stourbridge is uncertain

STOURBRIDGE managed to pick up one of the three points they need to survive in National Two with a battling display at third-placed Redruth.Read

Stourbridge turn to veterans in victory bid

NEIL Mitchell admits he is a taking a risk by pressing Jon Higgins and Marcus Cook into action in tomorrow’s visit to Redruth.Read