Reading FC under 21s manager Noel Hunt expressed his pride after his side were narrowly beaten in a thrilling Premier League 2 play-off semi-final
Read moreDetailsBerks County FC first-team managers Lee Simpson and Ellis Woods have reversed their decision and will now stay with the club
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Graeme Murty had some praising words for Reading FC under 21s after his Sunderland side won a thrilling contest to make final
Read moreDetailsReading City FC finished their season with silverware as they were victorious in the Southern Combination Challenge Cup.
Read moreDetailsReading FC under 21s fell at semi-final stages in the Premier League 2 play-offs with an extra-time defeat to Graeme Murty's Sunderland.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC midfielder Liam Kelly will face off against his former side next campaign after winning promotion with Crawley Town.
Read moreDetailsBurghfield FC were crowned as the BTC Senior Cup champions as they defeated Finchampstead FC at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Read moreDetailsA West Reading batsman topped last week's batting charts, while a Royal Ascot bowler claimed six wickets
Read moreDetailsBINFIELD came out on top in the Midweek League Cricket opener with victory over CROWTHORNE & CROWN WOOD by 40 runs.
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead FC and Burghfield FC will do battle this Friday at the Select Car Leasing Stadium with silverware on the line.
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