Marlow’s newly promoted men’s side have had a challenging start to life in the National League Conference West, with the Reds losing 4-1 at home to a strong and well-organised Clifton Robinsons side on Sunday.
Marlow Men's 1sts began life in the Men’s Conference West with a spirited display at Pound Lane on Saturday, narrowly losing 3-2 to a strong Bath Buccaneers side in front of a lively home crowd.
Marlow’s Women took the lead on three occasions against Witney on Saturday, but the home side managed to fight back on each occasion to claim a share of the spoils.
The former BBC and ITV Sport commentator Steve Rider joined Principals Hugh and James Wilding as they opened a new Astroturf facility at Claires Court Juniors on Friday (March 7).
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