Neil Walton is a Senior Sports Correspondent at various outlets including BasGazette and Yahoo News UK. He specializes in covering competitive sports and sports business, with a focus on team sports. Neil's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Bridport News, Bournemouth Daily Echo, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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WEYMOUTH captain Cube Whyte insists the Seasiders are looking to "kick on" in Premier 2 ahead of the 2026 season.
Weymouth earned a second convincing win of the Dorset Premier Two season, beating Poole Town Seconds by 115 runs at Redlands
Individual brilliance from teenager Jacob Whitlum and the fluent scoring of Laurence Tonkin helped Weymouth Thirds get their Division Seven season…
WEYMOUTH go into Saturday's home clash with Wimborne Seconds aiming to break a two-game winless spell (12.30pm).
DORCHESTER IV 61 (4pts) lost to WEYMOUTH III 219-9 (20pts) by 158 runs.
WEYMOUTH will return to action after three weeks off when welcoming Blandford to Redlands tomorrow (12.30pm)
WEYMOUTH III 142 (10pts) lost to CHRISTCHURCH III 144-9 (19pts) by one wicket
POOLE TOWN II 214-9 (22pts) beat WEYMOUTH 158 (6pts) by 56 runs
WEYMOUTH saw an excellent bowling display erased by another poor batting performance as Swanage claimed a 67-run victory in Premier Two.
By: Neil Walton
WEYMOUTH captain Cube Whyte has urged his side to put together a "complete game" in their clash with Marnhull on Saturday (12.30pm).
