Sport round up: Running, cricket and rugby

Sole Sisters North Bristol Running Club.

Local ladies-only running club Sole Sisters have announced that their next beginners’ running course will start next week.

The six-week course, particularly suited for ladies who have never run before or are returning after a long period of rest, illness or injury, begins on Monday 2nd September.

The weekly sessions take place the Baileys Court Activity Centre in Bradley Stoke, starting at 7pm (6.45pm for the first session).

For more information, visit the Beginners’ Course page on the Sole Sisters website.

Cricket: Bradley Stoke Cricket Club

The Second XI produced another excellent performance at the Baileys Court cricket ground, winning their game over Nailsea despite losing captain Gareth Price to a broken jaw. This was made up by Ben Wooster who scored 59 and Tom Laver who scored 26 before being dismissed. This was also backed up by Shahbaz Hussain who scored a solid 19 with the bat. Chris Phillips did well with the ball taking three wickets in the first innings. Report by Connor Summers

Rugby: St Mary’s Old Boys RFC Minis

SMOB Minis at Bradley Stoke Community Festival 2013.

Following their latest recruitment rally at local school fêtes and summer festivals, the Minis section of Bradley Stoke’s local rugby club will be at the Willow Brook Centre on Saturday 7th September to talk to potential new players and sign up rugby stars of the future.

The Minis section has players from five to twelve years old; each age group is led by their own CRB approved head coach and assistants. Training up to 3.5 hours per week and playing in 17 or more local matches plus cup matches and rugby festivals, the club specialises in non contact tag and early years contact rugby, teaching respect, enjoyment, discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship to all players.

For more information, visit www.smobrugby.co.uk or follow @smobminis on Twitter.

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