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Town win fair play award
By Editor April 12 2008
Warrington Town AFC are the UniBond Northern League Division One South winners for March. This is the first time this season that the club have recieved this award. Warrington took the award after only recieving four cautions in seven fixtures and look set to challenge Quorn for the yearly winners of the Fair Play league which offers a top prize of £1,000.


Town win Fair Play award for March

Warrington Town AFC are the UniBond Northern League Division One South winners for March. This is the first time this season that the club have recieved this award. Warrington took the award after only recieving four cautions in seven fixtures and look set to challenge Quorn for the yearly winners of the Fair Play league which offers a top prize of £1,000.

This award shows that club is finally heading in the right direction following 4 wins in the last 6 fixtures and are unbeaten at Cantilever Park since February.

Well done lads!!

Meanwhile, Warrington Town are away to Brigg Town today in a UniBond Northern League Division One South fixturewith a 3pm Kick Off.

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