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Heroes back on top but First Bus are in the fast lane

Defending City of Norwich League champions move top of the table after taking 26 points from a possible 28 in their two matches this week. Horsford Gold had occupied the top spot but lost 12-2 away to the Heroes and find themselves dropping down to third place. Carol Aggas, Les Chadwick & Chris Woodhouse earned valuable shots in a 13-5 win for Heroes while David Crosby’s triple added a win of 13-9 and former England international John Aggas won 12-11. Mick Dale skipped the only Gold triple to win with a 12-9 result. Horsford Heroes other win was a maximum 14-0 away win at Jarrolds who are bottom of the table and winless after four straight defeats. David Crosby’s triple scored the biggest win of the night with a 17-4 scoreline aided and abetted by Carol Aggas with an 18-6 win, Les Chadwick with a 13-6 win and John Aggas who won by 14-5. First Bus remain in second place after a 14-0 home win against Horsford Blue which makes it four wins out of four. They are just four points behind the Heroes and have two games in hand and will be eager to improve on last season’s third place finish in the table. Mac Carmen, Steve Hall & Ryan Fox got an impressive 22-5 win while Jane James won 17-4, Bob Oatway won 10-7 and Glennis Holmes won by 14-4. Another side with title aspirations will be Thorpe Marriott who won 11-3 at Costessey. Richard Moore, Pat Hall & Robin Amos stormed to a 22-3 win while Tony Turner’s triple won 12-5. Derek Sheldrake’s Marriott triple earned a 9-9 draw with David Newell while the only winning Costessey skip was Daphne Matthews. The other City League result of the week saw Windows win 11-3 away to British Rail with mat wins of 13-1 & 16-7 and a 9-9 draw.

Les Chadwick 2026

Les Chadwick featured in two wins for Horsford Heroes

John Aggas 2026

John Aggas also won both his games for the Heroes

Carol Aggas 2026

Carol Aggas, yet another Hero with two wins to her name

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