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Hot Ash has it in for Pics once more

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1 KIDDERMINSTER H 2
By Finley Deeley-Brewer

ASHLEY HEMMINGS continued his fine goalscoring form against a depleted Rushall Olympic side as Kidderminster Harriers moved top.
The Pics, who were down to the bare bones with eight first-team players out with a virus, put up more than a strong effort against the league leaders.
Hemmings broke the deadlock with a header right on the stroke of half-time.
Reece Devine broke down the wing before finding Hemmings at the back post, his looping header was not cleared and it rolled over the line.
David Davis then doubled Phil Br...

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