Match reports
Every result and cup tie from the 2025–26 season, exactly as reported at the time, plus the opening weeks of the new 2026–27 campaign. Earlier seasons exist in the club's own records and can be added here later.
The season opened with a 17-pin home win over Barton, led by Russell Cheasley's team-high 39. Two points on the board as the defence of six straight Division One titles gets under way.
The Frank Peterson Cup won for the second time, with a total score of 346 ahead of Military 'D' (runners-up) and Military GPO (third).
A two-week end-of-season break takes its toll — a dreadful semi-final effort sees the Tatti's crash out to Division 3 winners GWRSA 'B' by 11 pins.
A fantastic 3–1 victory over main rivals Evans SC in the KO Cup final at the Richmond Club.
The Front Pin Cup won for the ninth time — a huge 65-pin victory over Fire Brigade at the Richmond Club.
A solid, champions-worthy performance wins the final league match of the season, away by twelve pins.
A superb opening leg sets up a 43-pin win over stablemates Military 'D'.
A nightmare third leg on Friday the 13th costs the Tatti's a 20-pin defeat away at the Richmond Club.
A comfortable 64-pin win over Evans SC sends the Tatti's through to the Front Pin final.
Edging closer to a sixth Division One title in a row with a solid 12-pin win over third-placed Woodpeckers.
A 4–0 win over Military 'D' at the Railway Club sends the Tatti's through to the KO Cup final.
A huge 44-pin win over Beevers at the Military Club sends the Tatti's through to the Front Pin semi-final.
Full advantage taken of a sub-80 opening leg from United Farmers — a 35-pin win at the Richmond Club.
The Cider Cup run ends at the semi-final stage, a narrow defeat to Barton at the Q Club.
A tenth league victory in a row — an excellent opening ton leg paves the way to a 20-pin win over Barton.
Another mediocre opening leg, but a comfortable 36-pin win over Painters 'B' in the end.
Points mattered more than performance here — a fantastic final leg secures victory away at FJ Lions.
Not the greatest performance, but two more points at home against Wranglers by 11 pins.
A good win over Fire Brigade sends the Tatti's through to the KO Cup semi-final.
A crucial eight-pin win away at league leaders Evans SC, keeping the title defence firmly on track.
A narrow victory over Bridgemen sends the Tatti's through to the Cider Cup semi-final.
Another excellent performance, winning by 20 pins to stay in touching distance of league leaders Evans SC.
The Tatti's highest ever score on the Lads Club No.2 alley — a 51-pin thrashing of Buccaneers.
Back in action after the long festive break, and a good team performance beats Fire Brigade by 26 pins.
A very good away win, by 17 pins, at the Q Club to close out the year.
Back to winning ways after two league defeats in a row — a huge 41-pin win over Buccaneers at the Military Club.
Another dent in the title defence, beaten away at Division 1 newcomers Emlyn's Victors by 22 pins.
Edged past Military 'D' by 8 pins to reach the Front Pin quarter-final.
Well beaten in the 'top of the table' clash with Evans SC, losing by 23 pins.
A close-fought victory over Barton sends the Tatti's through to the KO Cup quarter-final.
Wranglers fielded a full-strength side this time, but it made no difference — the Bogoes ran out comfortable winners by 39 pins.
Through to the Cider Cup quarter-final with victory over United Farmers at the Military Club.
A response to the previous week's loss: an excellent 29-pin victory over league leaders FJ Lions at the Military Club.
The Tatti's set their highest away score of the season — but it wasn't quite enough, beaten by a single pin.
As in quite a few games this season, the Tatti's were slow to start but found their form to defeat FJ Lions in the first round of the Cider Cup.
Not the easiest of alleys to play on, and Barton were 3 pins ahead at the halfway point, but the Tatti's eventually won by 11.
Groundhog Day at the Military Club — a mediocre opening leg, then a comfortable win in the end, by 14 pins.
The Tatti's gratefully accepted two points gifted by Woodpeckers at the Hereford Bowling Club, edging home by a single pin after a nervy finish.
Far from the best of opening legs again at home, but the Tatti's re-discovered their form in the second and third legs to thrash Livin' on a Spare by 65 pins.
The Tatti's claimed their first points of the season with a good away victory over Military 'D' by four pins.
Yet another mediocre start to the new season at home was duly punished by Harry's Lads, who hit top form to finish with back-to-back ton legs, winning by a big 38 pins.
