LUTON Rugby won their first National League Three London & South East match in eight games when they defeated Gravesend 16-9 at the weekend.

Mark Tyler: 6 – Largely untested and no chance with the goal.

FRUSTRATED centre-half Dean Beckwith has admitted he would be open to going out on loan to play first team football if he can’t get it at Kenilworth Road, writes Mark Wood.

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HATTERS midfielder Andre Boucaud is hoping for a better outcome when he takes to the field at Holker Street with Luton Town tonight, writes Mike Simmonds.

BARROW have been one of the major surprise packages in the Blue Square Bet Premier this season, writes Mike Simmonds.

OVERJOYED Janos Kovacs admitted his excitement got the better of him as he celebrated Francino Francis’ own goal like one of his own in Saturday’s 3-0 victory over Tamworth, writes Mark Wood.

HATTERS boss Gary Brabin hasn’t ruled out changing a winning team when Luton travel to Barrow tonight, writes Mike Simmonds.

Mark Tyler: 6.5 – Barely tested, but a couple of good punches clear.

HATTERS goalkeeper Kevin Pilkington has left Kenilworth Road to take up a full-time goalkeeping coach role at League One side Notts County.

GOLF: With two tournament wins, three hole-in-ones and five years experience under his belt already, the future is looking bright for eight-year-old golfer, Ben Loveard.

HATTERS manager Gary Brabin paid tribute to the work-rate shown by his side in their 3-0 win over Tamworth this afternoon, writes Mike Simmonds.

Blue Square Bet Premier: Luton Town 3 (1) Tamworth 0 (0)

FORMER Royal Marine turned mixed martial artist Dale Hardiman is set to get back into the ring at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham on Saturday, March 24.

EAGLES: Luton Town manager Gary Brabin has all but ruled out a return to the Eyrie for attacker Dan Walker.

SPOILERS Tamworth shouldn’t be underestimated according to Hatters chief Gary Brabin after they held top-of-the-table Fleetwood Town to a 2-2 home draw in their last outing, writes Mark Wood.

HAVING had two players sent off in the 3-1 home defeat by Luton, Tamworth boss Marcus Law believes his side are due a change of luck when they visit Kenilworth Road tomorrow.

ATHLETICS: Katrina Wootton, of Bedford & County AC, claimed a fine second place in the 3,000m at the indoor UK Trials and Championships in Sheffield on Sunday.

EX-LUTON Rugby star Mark Kohler has admitted he misses Newlands Road despite making his mark in the Championship with near neighbours the Bedford Blues, writes Mark Wood.

FOOTBALL: Dunstable Town have been named Molten Spartan SML Premier Division team of the month for January.