Wildcats eye new No.1

8:47am Friday 10th July 2009

WEYMOUTH Doonan Wildcats are on the hunt for a new number one following Lee Smart’s departure from the Wessex Bus Raceway.

In the balance

8:40am Saturday 4th July 2009

WILDCATS’ team manager Jem Dicken has revealed that Lee Smart’s future “hangs in the balance”.

Wildcats Ko'd by Buccs

8:58am Friday 3rd July 2009

WEYMOUTH skipper Lee Smart stormed out of Wimborne Road as his side’s Knockout Cup hopes were brought crashing down in another horror show against the Bournemouth Buccaneers last night.

Step on it

9:08am Thursday 2nd July 2009

TERRY Day is under no illusions about the enormity of tonight’s task when the Wildcats will attempt to stop the Bournemouth Buccaneers from clawing back a 16-point first-leg deficit in the Knockout Cup.

Cockle out to stop Buccaneers

8:50am Saturday 27th June 2009

JAMES Cockle believes the Wild-cats will give the Bournemouth Buccaneers a much stiffer test second time around at Wim-borne Road. The Dorset rivals meet for the third time this season on Thursday night for the second leg of their Knockout Cup tie. Weymouth go into the clash with a 16-point advantage from the first leg but a repeat of the 56-36 defeat at Bournemouth on May 28 would see the Bucca-neers progress to the next round of the competition. Cockle is confident that the Cats can not only dump their rivals out of the cup but also win Thursday’s meeting outright. He said: “We’ll be going there to win the meeting, not just to try and get within 16 points of them. The last meeting at Wimborne Road wasn’t great for us but I’m sure we can go there this time and pull it off. “If we’re all performing, unlike last time when we just didn’t click and suffered a few problems, then we’ll do well as we know what to expect this time.” The Wildcats have recently been forced into re-jigging their line-up based on each individual rider’s average so far. The reshuffle has seen Cockle move to number four and Tim Webster climb out of the reserves to fill the number three void. Cockle added: “The change hasn’t helped me particularly but that’s the way it goes. There’s a bit of pressure on Tim Webster to do a job at number three but I’m positive that he’s more than capable of doing it away from home. “And with Terry Day in the reserves now I’m sure he’ll be able to bang in some points for us.”

Setback for Armstrong

9:06am Wednesday 24th June 2009

JON Armstrong has been left frustrated yet again after being made to wait another two weeks to discover the extent of his knee injury.