Sport and outdoor activity in Shropshire: clubs, stadiums, padel, climbing, running, cycling and the businesses behind them.
Shrewsbury RUFC's women finished as unbeaten NC3 champions, then welcomed 39 players to a passing-out match at Sundorne Castle as the club formed a second women's team.
Telford Tigers marked four decades of ice hockey with a Legends Game at Telford Ice Rink, and have started their 2026/27 season with a new title sponsor.
The Wenlock Olympian Society brought athletics back to the historic Wenlock Olympian Games in Much Wenlock this summer, on a newly resurfaced track and with a new 10k.
Oswestry Cricket Club's Women and Girls section, back-to-back county league winners, was awarded a Cricket Shropshire softball festival at its Stonehouse Oval ground this summer.
Market Drayton Swimming Club sent a record 16 swimmers to the West Midlands Summer Championships and came home with nine medals, with two swimmers going on to national championships.
Lilleshall National Sports Centre, near Newport, has been reaccredited as a UK Sport Elite Training Centre, recognising its role in preparing Olympic and Paralympic athletes.
Prees Cricket and Recreation Club, near Whitchurch, has opened a new outdoor floodlit padel court, funded by a local family foundation and bookable every day of the year.
The swimming pool at SpArC in Bishop's Castle has reopened after a major refurbishment, helped by £250,000 raised by the local community through the Save the SpArC charity.
Bridgnorth Running Club hosted an evening run from the Town Hall as part of the national Let's Lift the Curfew campaign, after a busy autumn that included the Bridgnorth 10K.
Church Stretton Tennis Club is enjoying refurbished courts opened by the Lord-Lieutenant, while its volunteer Graham Porter and Church Stretton School both won county tennis awards.