!!! WEEKEND RESULTS !!! (2/2) U10’s beat Pontesbury CC U10’s by 63 Runs U11’s v Ellesmere CC U11’s - Cancelled Women’s Softball v Bomere Heath CC Women’s Softball – Game Tied 3rd XI lost to Worfield CC 3rdXI by 65 Runs 4th XI lost to Wroxeter & Uppington CC 3rd XI by 96 Runs

We’ve got some actual Roman road in Oakengates don’t you know. As well as a proper Roman town just down the road at Wroxeter…

!!! THIS WEEKENDS TEAM NEWS !!! (2/2) Sunday 14th June Women’s Softball travel to Bomere Heath CC Women’s Softball (10:00) 3rd XI travel to Worfield CC 3rd XI (13:00) 4th XI host Wroxeter & Uppington CC 3rd XI (13:00)

!!! PLAYER MILESTONES !!! Tuesday 9th June Lions v Alberbury Alpacas Navindu Vithanage 62* Stumblers v Wroxeter Romans Sam Nicholls 80 Keith Tate 68

!!! THIS WEEKS RESULTS !!! (1/2) Monday 8th June U15’s beat Sentinel CC U15’s by 18 Runs Tuesday 9th June Lions beat Alberbury Alpacas by 6 Wickets Stumblers beat Wroxeter Romans by 70 Runs

Given fresh understanding about, for example, building work in Wroxeter, the withdrawal of the Legions seems far less catastrophic than the 'Reformation.'

#Woodensday C14th parish chest from St Andrew's, Wroxeter.

#TraceryTuesday St Andrew's, Wroxeter.

St Andrew's church, Wroxeter. Font formed from the base of a Roman pillar. #fontsonfriday

Wroxeter Roman town @EnglishHeritage

St Andrews Church, Wroxeter

St Andrews Church, Wroxeter

St Andrews Church, Wroxeter

Visited St Andrews Church Wroxeter. Some lovely memorials inside plus this font made from a Roman column from the Roman city.

🏏 Wheaton Aston v Wroxeter & Uppington 👕 Our line up

Wheaton Aston v Wroxeter & Uppington 🏏 45 Overs 🗓️ Saturday 16th May 🕧 12:30pm 📍 Wheaton Aston Sports & Social Club

Watling Street, one of Britain's most important Roman roads running from Dover to Wroxeter (276 miles), is still traceable as the modern A5 and A2. The Fosse Way, stretching 231 miles from Exeter to Lincoln, remains visible as the A46 between Lincoln and Leicester, the A429 in Gloucestershire, and the A37 in Somerset. Ermine Street, which connected London through Lincoln to York (190 miles), now forms portions of the A1 and A10.

The gateposts leading to St. Andrew’s Church at Wroxeter in Shropshire. The gateposts are Roman columns from nearby Viroconium, the fourth largest town in Roman Britain. 📸 My own. #RomanSiteSaturday #SteepleSaturday #Wroxeter

Wroxeter Roman City #Shropshire

Some still pictures of the Roman city of Wroxeter. These are the remains of the baths…the size of them reflects how important Wroxeter was…later people moved to more easily defended Shrewsbury when the Vikings started sailing up the River Severn @gardeninNorway