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1. ALLENBY IS SHOOTING FOR GOLD MEDAL
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 27 July 2004Pentathlon
by Steve Skerry
FORMER Wokingham resident Kate Allenby is reluctant to predict gold in the pentathlon at the Olympic Games preferring to suggest "if
everything goes right, who knows?".
2. BEES SWOOP FOR DEFENCEMEN DUO
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 July 2004Ice Hockey
by Alan Manicom
BRACKNELL BEES boss Mike Ellis believes he has signed two players with a winning mentality in Canadian defencemen Serge Dube and Steve Weidlich.
The pair were instrumental in Laredo Bucks being crowned Central Hockey League play-off champions in the United States last season.
3. DUGGLEBY ADDS TWO MORE PLAYERS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 July 2004Football
by Steve Skerry
GLENN DUGGLEBY added two more signings to his squad last week as Wokingham and Emmbrook prepare for their opening pre-season friendly at Wraysbury this Saturday.
4. TRULLI LEAVES SILVERSTONE AFTER 170MPH SMASH
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 July 2004Formula One
by Steve Skerry
JARNO TRULLI revealed he did not have enough time to be afraid after he miraculously walked away from a horrific 170mph smash at Silverstone.
5. RICHARDSON'S US DREAM IS OVER
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 July 2004Ice Hockey
by Alan Manicom
BRACKNELL Bees boss Mike Ellis believes that Mark Richardson's dream move to North America has been wrecked by the poor standing of British ice hockey around the world.
6. CHARLIE DOES A SHARAPOVA AT TUMBLING
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 July 2004Gymnastics by
Steve Skerry
A BARKHAM teenager took a leaf out of Wimbledon Tennis Champion Maria Sharapova's book and managed to study for his exams while performing at the highest sporting level.
7. HOLLEY FREE TO PURSUE COACHING AMBITIONS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 July 2004Basketball
by Alan Manicom
TONY HOLLEY, the veteran American released by Thames Valley Tigers, has revealed that he has ambitions to go into coaching.
8. PLENTY OF SHAKE AND RATTLE BUT NO ROLL
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 July 2004Sidecar-cross
by Chris French
ARGUABLY the most physically demanding of all motorcycle sports, sidecar-cross is exhausting enough when it's all going smoothly, but suspension problems for the JLR Racing in Huismes kept the lone British team off the podium last weekend.
9. McNISH BACK IN THE DRIVING SEAT
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 July 2004Le Mans
by Steve Skerry
WARFIELD-based Allan McNish weathered the storms to steer his Audi sportscar to victory at the Nurburgring in the second round of the Le Mans Endurance Series.
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