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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMMEUNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS
SEASON 2016 PRICE FREE
ALL GOLDSVs. BARROW RAIDERS THE PRINCE OF WALES STADIUMKICK OFF - 15:00 | 05/06/2016
INSIDE THIS ISSUE >> RAIDERS PREVIEW >> MATCH REPORTS >> UPDATE FROM THE BIRTHPLACE
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CONTENTS AND INFO
CLUB INFORMATION
ALL GOLD
PRESIDENTLionel Hurst LL.B
ADVISORY BOARDKrista Woodman,Kevan Blackadder.
DIRECTOR OF SPORTAndy Pitchford
HEAD COACHLee Greenwood
ASSISTANT COACHSimon Phillips
PERFORMANCECO-ORDINATORPatrick Evans
ALL GOLDS CLS COACHAlex Davidson
ALL GOLDS CLSTEAM MANAGERMartin Lovegrove
CLUB DOCTORPhil Cox
WELFARE OFFICERAND LOGISTICSDavid Friend
HEAD SPORTS THERAPISTHollie Sims
NUTRITION PARTNERNutrition X
SKY TRY ANDCOMMUNITY MANAGERDan Garbutt
BUCS CO-ORDINATORKen Stone
BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIPMichelle Collins
PROJECT OFFICERKelly Conibere
MATCHDAY CO-ORDINATORTrevor Moss
MEDIA MANAGERChris Wilson
SOCIAL MEDIAJessica Allan
REPORTERPatrick Baines
PHOTOGRAPHERLewis Mitchell
ALL GOLDS TVBilly Hendle
ALL GOLD DESIGNERCraig Paul Design Ltd
STADIUM MANAGERMatthew Clapham
The views expressed in this programme are not necessarily those of the University of Gloucestershire
All Golds, the Editor, or Craig Paul Design Ltd.
04 WELCOME TO THE ALL GOLD
05 HALF PRICE ENTRY
07 ALL GOLDS BUSINESS BREAKFAST
08 CLUB DIRECTORY
10 PARRY JOINS THE 50 CLUB
12 MATCH PREVIEW
14 MATCH REPORTS
16 UPDATE FROM THE BIRTHPLACE
20 1908 CUP REPORT
24 WEST OF ENGLAND UPDATE
28 ALL GOLDS CLS UPDATE
29 ALL GOLDS CLS MATCH REPORT
30 ALL GOLDS CLS FIXTURES & RESULTS
33 JOB VACANCIES AT THE UOG
34 PLAYER SPONSORSHIP
36 FIXTURES & RESULTS
38 ALL GOLDS & HUNSLET SQUAD LINE-UP
10PARRY JOINS 50 CLUB
14MATCH REPORTS
UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDSHome Ground: The Prince of Wales Stadium, CheltenhamOffices: Oxstalls Campus, Longlevens, Gloucester. GL2 9HWTelephone: 01242 715332Email: [email protected] website: allgoldsrugby.com
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We hope you enjoy another great issue and, if you can make it down to the Prince of Wales Stadium this Sunday, a cracking match against Barrow in Kingstone Press League 1.
The match takes place during a week of celebrations for the University of Gloucestershire. Staff and students have been enjoying a Festival Week which marks the end of term and, for some, the end of a degree course and the start of a new period in their life.
Cheltenham has been host to some special exhibitions of student work, and the sports students enjoyed their Annual Sports Awards at the Town Hall on Thursday. Should they recover sufficiently, we hope that many students and staff will be tempted along to the match against Barrow, perhaps for their first taste of rugby league.
We hope that many more will be able to enjoy the All Gold for the first time, downloading it for free along with hundreds of other sports fans.
The next couple of years will see huge changes at the University, offering
incredible benefits for sport and, we hope, the All Golds as well.
The Oxstalls Campus in Gloucester has, for the past decade, been a welcoming and functional environment for students. However, it is about to be totally transformed with the arrival of a brand new Business School, and a massive expansion of sports facilities. The existing Oxstalls Sports Park, which includes the Oxstalls Tennis Centre and Hockey astroturf, will effectively merge with the University campus, creating a huge sporting infrastructure stretching across over 70 acres. Two new state of the art, third generation astroturf pitches – one focused on football, one for rugby – will be built next to the tennis centre, along with a triple sports hall (with seating for major events), a new cricket pitch and pavilion and the equivalent of nine full size grass football pitches.
There will be nothing like it in the county. It will drive huge numbers into sport and become an inspirational event venue. The site will undoubtedly involve both rugby codes, and will be an excellent home for our competitive university teams. It may even prove to be a venue for our professional and elite teams in time, so that is a prospect that we will watch out for with interest.
New facilities like these will provide fantastic foundations for sporting and academic success in the future, but we are delighted that we are already able to showcase great examples of student endeavour in the All Gold.
In addition to those graduates and students who will take to the pitch for the first team on Sunday, it’s wonderful to see the efforts of current students in our support staff as well. Special mention this time around goes to all-round journalist, social media guru and commentator Patrick Baines, and to the superb
Lewis Mitchell, whose sports photography continues to improve on a weekly basis. We hope you enjoy their work in this edition.
Thanks as ever to our editor Chris Wilson, to our regular contributors and to the amazing Craig Paul Design.
WELCOME TOTHE ALL GOLDWELCOME TO THE LATEST EDITION OF THE ALL GOLD, THE UNIQUE RUGBY LEAGUE AND SPORTS MAGAZINE INSPIRED BY THE WORK OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS.
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The club’s inaugural member was Phil Cowburn and shortly afterwards Matt Bradley reached the landmark. This season, Joe McClean hit the half century and, in France last weekend,
our captain Steve Parry became the fourth All Gold to reach 50 appearances.
Steve joined us in 2013 and has gone on to become a key member of our team.
When Lee Greenwood took over in late 2014 one of the first things he did was to appoint the Welsh international as first team captain and it’s easy to see why - Steve is a player who
THE ALL GOLDS’ FANTASTIC 50 CLUB WAS LAUNCHED IN JUNE 2015 TO HONOUR THOSE WHO HAVE WORN THE GOLDEN FERN ON 50 OCCASIONS.
CAPTAIN FANTASTICJOINS 50 CLUBWRITTEN BY PATRICK BAINES
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leads by example, both on and off the field of play.
An ever-present in 2015 he enjoyed a sensational campaign that saw him pick up multiple player of the year awards as well as an award for topping the try-scoring charts with a club record 14 touchdowns. To cap his incredible season he, along with four current All Golds players, won a
European Championship title with Wales.
There have been plenty of highlights in the past few seasons but one stands out as a particular favourite for Parry. “The best game I’ve been involved in has to be our win over North Wales Crusaders in the Challenge Cup earlier this season. We managed one hell of a comeback, (36-16 down with 20 minutes to play), scoring three tries in the last ten minutes to win the game.
The feeling in the team after that win was incredible.”
“I’m very proud to reach 50 appearances. As a young club it’s something that only three other players have achieved so it’s great to be added to that list. We’ve had a bit of an up and down start to the season and as a team we’ve been a bit down on ourselves as we know we could have done better but we’ve stuck together and worked hard at what we need to fix and positive results are coming. Lee’s instilled a good professional culture at the club and we’ve got a fantastic group of players who look out for each other so it’s great to be a part of.”
“It’s been a massive privilege to be a part of what this club is building towards. I came here half way through their first season in Championship 1 and ever since then the club has improved every year, it’s been great to be a part of it.”
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Head Coach Lee Greenwood has freshened up his squad with recent signings Charles Nies and Zack McComb who have both featured in
the last two games. Graham O’Keeffe and Aaron Lyons are still some time away from a return to action after suffering serious injuries earlier in the season which means the 17 that faced Toulouse last Saturday could be in line to run out against Barrow.
Speaking ahead of Sunday’s game the All Golds’ Head Coach is wary of the threat that Barrow will pose. He
said: “Barrow were beaten comfortably by Toulouse a fortnight ago and have had a week off, so they will be wanting to do a good job on us. They are full of good individual players at this level and it’s another tough challenge for us. I thought we gave Hunslet a game the last time we were at home and we will give it our best to do the same on Sunday.”
“We competed for periods against Toulouse but were ultimately well beaten again. I cannot fault the overall effort although our start was very soft. We were 18-0 down after eight minutes.”
Barrow have enjoyed a solid start to their League 1 season and look well placed to secure a place in the top eight. The Cumbrians have had a fortnight’s rest since their home defeat by Toulouse. Prior to that game they handed out a thrashing
ALL GOLDS vs.BARROWPREVIEW
THE ALL GOLDS, IN DESPERATE NEED OF A WIN, HOST SIXTH PLACED BARROW ON SUNDAY.
SUNDAY JUNE 5, KICK-OFF 3PM, PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM, CHELTENHAM
WRITTEN BY PATRICK BAINES
ALL GOLDS FACE CUMBRIAN CHALLENGE
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to South Wales Scorpions but more impressive was their 50-12 demolition of York City Knights who were unbeaten before travelling to the West coast.
If last season’s two encounters are anything to by Sunday’s game should be very close. Barrow edged the first contest 16-14 in the cup and were victorious in the league game later in the season, being on the right side of a 26-18 scoreline.
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Vidoe summery produced by Toulouse XIII after our game with them on 28th May
Footage from our last home game on the 22nd May in Kingstone Press League One against Hunslet Hawks.
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ALL GOLDS CLAWED BY HAWKS
ALL GOLDS 18-26 HUNSLET HAWKSSunday 22 May, Prince of Wales Stadium
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Another two points slipped away as the All Golds went down to Hunslet at the PoW. For a long period in the second half when the sides were down to 12 men after the dismissals of the Hawks’ George Flanagan and All Golds’ captain Steve Parry for fighting
there was nothing to choose between the teams. But it was the Hawks’ ability to play at pace and to control the rucks for lengthy
periods that saw them home. When Josh Allison stretched over to score and Matt Bradley goaled, the All Golds led by two points,
MATCH REPORTS
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however the same old defensive problems surfaced. Hands across the pitch caught them short for the try that put Hunslet ahead and then an angled run across the defensive line had the visitors 16-6 up at the break.
This became 20-6 five minutes into the second half but then came the dismissals and a neat kick into the in-goal from James Rowland was touched down by Chris Barlow in the corner. Bradley’s touchline conversion cut the lead to eight but there it stayed for much of a pretty uneventful half until Hunslet worked much the same move as the All Golds had done and got the same result.
Lamont Bryan’s rather soft score with the last play of the game and Bradley’s goal didn’t hide the frustration that things just aren’t going as well as everyone had hoped.
There were big efforts across the team, Barlow finished well for his sixth try of the season, Morgan Evans produced some big hit-ups while newcomers Zack McComb and Charles Nies settled well and made promising debuts. The
halves tried their best against a solid defence but could only rarely get the side into decent field position to create scoring opportunities.
TEAM: Brendon Newton; Chris Barlow, Josh Allison, Lewis Reece, Phil Cowburn; James Rowland, Matt Bradley; Morgan Evans, Steve Parry (Capt.), Harrison Elliott; Lamont Bryan, Joe McClean; Emmerson Whittel.
INTERCHANGE: Almer Tagayuna, Zack McComb, Charles Nies, Ollie Purslow.
BRAVEFIGHTBRINGS NO REWARD
TOULOUSE OLYMPIQUE XIII 48-16 ALL GOLDS Saturday 28 May, Stade Ernest Argeles, Blagnac
WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
Trailing 18-0 after just ten minutes’ play is not the best of starts and to give a side as good as Toulouse that kind of advantage is not helping your cause. The All
Golds did well to battle back to 18-12 thanks to tries from Steve Parry on his 50th appearance for the club and Chris Barlow who is developing into a promising winger with an eye for the tryline but there was little chance of them salvaging anything from the match save a little respectability.That they did do despite conceding twice before the break and Barlow added a second touchdown early in the second half as the scoring rate slowed.
Toulouse posted three converted tries of their own but only after the All Golds had worked hard to keep them out and fashioned one or two opportunities of their own.
Parry’s try was his ninth of the season and Barlow is just a score behind him alongside Phil Cowburn on eight while Bradley’s two goals took him past the 350 point mark for the club.
TEAM: Brendon Newton; Chris Barlow, Josh Allison, Lewis Reece, Phil Cowburn; James Rowland, Matt Bradley; Morgan Evans, Steve Parry (Capt), Alex Davidson; Zack McComb, Joe McClean; Emmerson Whittel;
INTERCHANGE: Almer Tagayuna, Lamont Bryan, Charles Nies, Ollie Purslow.
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As one would expect the funeral service witnessed a church packed to capacity with many more mourners outside. Aged only 68, the genius known as “Roger the Dodger” etched his name in rugby folklore.
Born in the 13-a-side stronghold of Castleford, Millward first came to national prominence in the youth matches televised on Independent Television in the 1960s.
Unable to break into the half back jerseys at his home town club due
to the “H Bombs” – Alan Hardisty and Keith Hepworth – he moved to the East Riding of Yorkshire to join Hull Kingston Rovers.
Roger Millward was an inspired signing by the Robins that led to a memorable Challenge Cup
UPDATE FROMTHE BIRTHPLACEOF INTERNATIONALRUGBY LEAGUETHE SPORTING WORLD HAS LOST ONE OF ITS GREATEST WITH THE RECENT DEATH OF THE INCOMPARABLE ROGER MILLWARD.
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Final victory over arch rivals Hull in 1980 and, as coach between 1977 and 1991, three Division 1 titles, a Division 2 title, two Premiership Trophies and Floodlit Trophy and Yorkshire Cup victories as Rovers became one of the game’s powerhouses.
As a player he is perhaps best remembered for playing on despite suffering a fractured jaw early in the 1980 Cup Final before he lifted the coveted trophy before the red and white hordes at Wembley stadium.
He was a prolific try scorer - 207 in 406 appearances - with the distinct hallmarks of pace and evasive skills. However folklore will tell the tale of how this diminutive genius led the British Lions to a pulsating victory against Australia
on July 4th 1970 at the Sydney Cricket Ground before a capacity crowd of over 60,000 after scoring a record 20 points from two tries and seven goals in the second test a fortnight previously.
The sight of Millward finishing off a British move with a 40-yard dash to the corner was the crowning glory of an historic encounter. Little did the world know this would be the last time we would secure the Ashes - some 46 years ago!
Made an MBE by the Queen for his great deeds and inducted into the Rugby League Hall of Fame, Millward gained 29 caps for the Lions and 17 for England.
He was as majestic off the field as he was on it as he was known as
a true gentleman and sportsman. We salute you Roger Millward MBE - a paragon of sporting greatness.
We all still live in hope that the sport’s governing bodies will wake up to the fact that the abridged version of the game - 9s - is its passport to global expansion. The sooner a series of Grands Prix is established for nations on every continent, the sooner rugby league will rise to the top echelons of the sporting world.
We, for our part, in Gloucestershire continue to deliver on the 9s front with the recent 1908 and Golden Fern Cups for boys and girls being great successes. Moreover plans are afoot to bring back the beautiful All Golds 9s trophy that has - for political reasons - been in abeyance for a few years now.
The key question is who should it be for? Amongst the suggestions are top independent schools, club sides or countries. Watch this space for future updates.
Finally the Blackpool Big Bash last weekend was absolutely outstanding with four of the six matches seeing teams separated by no more than four points. Sky did well to provide hours of live coverage which leads one to ask - why don’t Sky provide regular coverage of Championship rugby? A mystery indeed!
The man to whom we all owe so much
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FANTASTICBALL CREW
OPPORTUNITY!The University of Gloucestershire All
Golds Rugby League Club is looking for enthusiastic boys and girls to become its 2016 Ball Crew for all home games at the
Prince of Wales Stadium
If you are interested in becoming a Ball Crew member for this professional rugby league club we would like to hear
from you by email at [email protected]
1. Ball Crew t-shirts supplied at each game
2. Post-match meal with opportunity to meet the players after the game.
3. You will receive 1 adult match day ticket for each game you attend
4. You will receive free entry to games when not attending.
5. At the end of the season if you have attended 7 games or more you will receive a signed match ball by the team and you can keep your Ball Crew t-shirt.
*Minimum age 11 years
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Gloucester Junior Rugby LeagueMondays nights 6.15pm-7.30pm, 13 June to 15 AugustOxstalls Campus, Oxstalls Lane, Longlevens, Gloucester, GL2 9HWFor More Info please contact Dan Garbutt:[email protected] (07811132711)
Cheltenham Phoenix Junior Rugby LeagueWednesday nights 6.45pm-7.45pm, 8 June – 10 AugustOld Patesians RFC, Everest Road, Cheltenham,For More Info please contact Mike Hughes:[email protected] (07833030987)
The south west’s only professional Rugby League club, The University of Gloucestershire All golds, are overseeing two junior coaching programmes for players from school years 7-10 (U12-U15 age groups) this summer. Based in both Gloucester and Cheltenham, players will receive 10 weeks of skills development with our community team and also have the opportunity to play against other teams. The Cheltenham club will be run in partnership with Cheltenham Phoenix Rugby League Club.
For JUST £30 players receive…• 10 weeks of skills coaching and games• A free T-shirt• Free Tickets to All Golds’ Kingstone Press League One Games
JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE WITH THE ALL GOLDS
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The event is in its ninth year and, for the second year running, was spread over two venues.
The 1908 Cup took place at the University of Gloucestershire’s Folley site, while the Golden Fern Cup was held at the nearby Prince of Wales Stadium.
There, Ribston Hall won the Golden Fern Cup at both U13 and U15 age groups with wins over St Peters in the U13 event and Dene Magna at U15.
The Golden Fern Cup is the annual Touch Rugby
League tournament run by the University of Gloucestershire All Golds’ community department in partnership with Touch and Tag Gloucestershire. It follows on from six weeks of coaching in schools as part of the All Golds’ Sky Try programme, which is the largest ever programme of Rugby League in schools. The All Golds are currently in the second year of the programme, having delivered to over 1500 children and young people since 2015.
Ken Stone, Touch & Tag Association chairman, who ran the Golden Fern Cup, said:
“The competition was a great success with the girls from the schools getting plenty of touch rugby league. The skills and speed demonstrated were fantastic and the two finals were played in the spirit of the game and the Empress Awards could have been won by a handful of players”
In the boys’ event at The Folley some highly competitive action over four age groups resulted in St Peters and Chosen Hill confirming their status as real powerhouses of the competition as they each won two age groups and
OVER 50 TEAMS FROM 20 SCHOOLS CAME TOGETHER IN ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S LARGEST JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE FESTIVALS IN CHELTENHAM LAST WEEK.
1908 CUP - ALL GOLDSSUPPORT SUPERB SCHOOLS TOURNAMENTS
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represented six of the eight finalists across the four age groups.
In the Year 7 competition, Chosen Hill and Bartholomew School played in a tight Plate final, with the Oxfordshire school coming out on top by four tries to three, before St Peters produced their best rugby league of the day to overcome a tiring Churchdown side to take the title.
Year 8 proved to be the closest competition of the day. The Plate final saw Bartholomew School beating Tewkesbury; Chosen Hill pipping St Peters 4-3 to take the Cup after a pulsating contest.
Tewkesbury won the Year 9 Plate competition defeating Millbrook Academy six tries to four before Chosen Hill took the Cup Final with a 5-3 win over Bartholomew School.
The Year 10 tournament saw St Peters school win the title with an emphatic 5-1 success over Chosen Hill who were tough opponents despite the scoreline. Remarkably, the win was the fourth success for this age group who have been champions since Year 7.
All of the competition winners will progress into the RFL’s Champion Schools competition, a national knockout tournament, where they will compete against sides from across the country in December.
“This year has seen the standard increase once again at this competition as our Sky Try coaching has continued to develop the schools and our Embed the Pathway training means that teachers are doing
a great job with their teams,” said Dan Garbutt, Sky Try Co-ordinator for the All Golds. Following on from the 1908 Cup, players who wish to play more rugby league will be able to experience more of the game at two coaching programmes that the All Golds are overseeing this summer.
The programmes, one in Gloucester at the University’s Oxstalls campus and the second in Cheltenham, based at Old Patesians in conjunction with Cheltenham Phoenix RLC, will be run for ten weeks and will give players coaching as well as playing opportunities.
For more information players should contact Dan Garbutt on [email protected].
1908 Cup and Golden Fern Cup 2016 – Roll of Honour
1908 Cup Year 7 Cup Winners – St Peters, Plate Winners – Bartholomew School
Year 8 Cup Winners – Chosen Hill, Plate Winners – Bartholomew School
Year 9 Cup Winners – Chosen Hill, Plate Winners – Tewkesbury
Year 10 Cup Winners – St Peters
Arthur Smith Award Winners (Player of the Tournament)
This trophy is awarded to the boys player of the tournament and is named in honour of ‘Mad’ Arthur Smith. Smith started his rugby career at Yorkley before progressing to Cinderford and then the Northern Union. He earned selection for the Great Match in
Cheltenham in 1908 between Great Britain and the New Zealand All Golds.
Year 7 – Taye Weir (Churchdown)Year 8 – Kian Middleton (Chosen Hill)Year 9 – Sam Thomas (Tewkesbury)Year 10 – Rowan Mullis (Chosen Hill)
Lesley Vainikolo Award
Awarded to the school exhibiting best sportsmanship this award is dedicated to the New Zealand Kiwis Rugby League & England & Gloucester Rugby Union legend.
Winner – Dene Magna School (Mitcheldean)
William Holder Award
Awarded to the teacher who has contributed the most to Rugby League. William Holder was signed by Hull Rugby League from Gloucester Rugby Union before being selected to play for the Northern Union in Cheltenham in 1908.
Winner – Connor Thompson (Archway School, Stroud)
Golden Fern CupU13 Winners – Ribston HallU15 Winners – Ribston Hall Empress Award WinnersThis trophy is awarded to the Girls Player of the Tournament and is named after the ship that brought the New Zealand All Golds on penultimate leg of their journey to Britain.
U13 – Macy Owers (Pittville)U15 – Darcy Greenwood (Ribston Hall)
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All sessions will be run by our fantastic UKCC level 2 qualifi ed community coaches on Mondays (Gloucester) and Wednesdays (Cheltenham) with players also taking part in match day activities at All Golds 1st team home games.
The south west’s only professional Rugby League club, The University of Gloucestershire All Golds, are running two junior clubs this summer for primary school aged players (ages 8-11)to play the fast and fun game of Primary Rugby League.
For JUST £25 players receive…
• 10 weeks of skills coaching and games
• A free T-shirt
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Oxford Cavaliers cruised to a 48-20 win over Gloucestershire Warriors in Pool 1 of the West of England league in their opening fixture of the season.
The Cavaliers, who were 26-0 ahead before half-
time posted a Kris Ford hat-trick with Connor McCaffrey crossing twice and Dan Brooker scoring try and six goals. Gareth Hall, Sam Earle and Luke Gardiner also crossed, while Kirk Lewis, Sean Roberts, Kieran Cox and Ash Lewis replied for the Warriors,
with Sam Conway adding a couple of goals.
Portsmouth Seahawks clung on to defeat Bath Romans 34-30 at Corsham RFC. The Seahawks had started strongly with their powerful pack battering the Romans up the middle,
FLAME OFTHE WESTWRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
ROUND 2 REVIEW – SATURDAY 21 MAY
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Pool 2 saw Cheltenham Phoenix travel to Bridgwater and come away with their second win of the season after a 38-14 success over Somerset Vikings. Forest Bulldogs visit to Swindon St George was postponed after the Foresters’ bus was involved in an accident on its way to the ground.
ROUND 3 PREVIEW - SAT4th JUNE
Cheltenham North RFC host Pool 2 leaders
Cheltenham Phoenix who face second placed Swindon St George in what should be an entertaining tussle. Both sides are unbeaten this season though it is very early in the campaign. The Phoenix won the corresponding fixture last season and will start slight favourites for this game.
After a false start last week, the Forest Bulldogs host Somerset Vikings in their home league debut. The Vikings have lost both their games so far this season and will be hoping that their long experience will see them home against the league’s new boys.
It is also first versus second in Pool 1 as Portsmouth Seahawks host Oxford
Cavaliers while Bristol Sonics (4th) entertain Bath Romans who lie fifth. The teams fought out three epic encounters last season with each side winning one game while the third ended in a thrilling 30-30 draw at Dings Crusaders.
The Cavaliers are looking strong this season but will be tested by the Seahawks particularly with home advantage. Should the Seahawks prevail, they will have a four point lead in the table.
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ALL GOLDS KICKED OUT BY CHARGERSLONDON CHARGERS 28 – 16 ALL GOLDS CLSAt Motspur Park
WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
The two new sides in the CLS met at Motspur Park and the London Chargers edged an enthralling contest thanks to their goalkicking as they crossed the whitewash five times to their opponents’ four.
Once again, the All Golds hit the road with a young squad but they stood up to their more experienced opponents, scoring four good tries but failing to convert any of the scores. After taking the lead through the impressive Jack Uren, the
All Golds found themselves 16-8 behind by the time half time was called.
The All Golds had scored before the break through Luke Stephens who once more showed his eye for the half chance close to the line and after it through Liam Rice-Wilson who backed up a searing break by Dieter
Thomas to score in the corner.
However the Chargers responded with two converted tries of their own and an unconverted Connor Jones score in the final few minutes wasn’t enough to earn the visitors at least a share of the spoils.
Jones was the standout performer in a side full of heart and commitment which continues to bode well for the future.
TEAM: Callum Merrett; Paris Thomas, Aedan Coleman, Sam Hodge, Kieran Webb; James Watkins, Liam Rice-Wilson (t); Mitchell Dent, Jack Uren (t), James Walter; Connor Jones (t), Chris True (Capt); Jack Binks;
INTERCHANGE: Luke Stephens (t), Wijnand
ALL GOLDS CLS
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Wormhoudt, Alex Jackson, Harry Kidd.
ROUND 8 PREVIEWWRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
There was Welsh success elsewhere in Round 8 with league leaders Valley Cougars securing their fifth win in a row with a 56-10 success at Coventry Bears. Gethin King claimed a hat-trick of tries while John Sanigar crossed twice and Lee Goddard added a try to his eight goal haul.
Jamie Marsh, Scott Britton, Ethan Coombes and Liam Price also got on the scoresheet for the Cougars who remain two points clear at the top.
The Bears, for whom this was the third heavy defeat in a row, replied with tries from Roddy Jones and Tom Tsang, former All Gold Tawanda Chpadza adding a goal.
Another former All Gold was in the points as former triallist Danyl Davies scored five tries in Torfaen Tigers’ 50-44 win over Nottingham Outlaws. A high-scoring game was only sealed thanks to a late penalty by Matthew Cummins who added his fifth goal to his haul of three tries. Jared Hinnem and Chris Wannell collected the Tigers’ other scores.
Full-back Adam Cunliffe almost matched Davies, as he scored four times in a losing cause. Nick Tasker, George Strachan, Oliver Dale and Joe Barton added further four pointers for the Outlaws with Luca Costante booting six goals.
ROUND 9 IN FOCUSWRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
Round 9 sees some mouth-watering match-ups as the third placed Outlaws host the
Chargers who sit in second. The Chargers won the corresponding fixture earlier in the season and have lost just one of their five games so far this season. The Outlaws’ form has been disappointing with just one win in their last five matches and a home win is vital to get them back on track.
Valley Cougars are the form side in the division with five straight wins under their belts and they have home advantage against Torfaen Tigers who earned their first win of the campaign last week against the Outlaws. The game should have all the passion of a Welsh derby and a fierce contest will be the result. The Cougars should be favourites having already beaten the Tigers 28-14 this season but the Tigers are returning to full strength and could easily turn the tables on the leaders.
Sixth plays fifth as the West Wales Raiders host the Coventry Bears in the other Round 9 fixture. Just six weeks ago, the Bears edged home by the odd point in 85 but since then have conceded over a half century of points in three consecutive games. The Raiders have themselves begun to find some form having disposed of the Chargers’ unbeaten record in their last game. A Welsh win would see the Raiders leapfrog the Bears and put them in with a chance of a run on the top four.
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DATE K.O. OPPONENTS RES FULLBACK WING CENTRE CENTRE WING STAND OFF SCRUM HALF PROP HOOKER PROP 2ND ROW 2ND ROW LOOSE FWD SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 SUB 4
Sat Apr 2 14:30 A Coventry Bears (CLS) 28-34 UREN MCKISSICK 3T KISLINGBURY HODGE BARLOW THOMAS GIBBS 3G BRADBURY SHARRATT (C) 2T KIDD 1T JONES ARCHER O’KEEFFE RICE-WILSON 2G DIMECH HINTON WORMHOUDT
Sat Apr 9 14:30 H Valley Cougars (CLS) 28-36 THOMAS 1T MCKISSICK HODGE 1T FESTA BARLOW GIBBS RICE-WILSON 4G BRADBURY UREN 1T WALTER 2T TRUE (C) JONES BINKS DAWSON WHITTALL DIMECH WORMHOUDT
Sat Apr 23 14:30 A Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 32-48 UREN COLEMAN KISLINGBURY HODGE 2T GAMBLE THOMAS 1T NEWTON KIDD 1T GIBBS 8G WALTER TRUE (C) 1T BRYAN BINKS DAWSON 2T JONES BRADBURY 1T DENT
Sat May 14 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 56-26 UREN COLEMAN JONES (C) HODGE 1T WEBB THOMAS 1T GIBBS 6G BRADBURY STEPHENS 2T WALTER 2T BINKS JONES KIDD 4T MCKISSICK RICE-WILSON 2G DENT JACKSON
Sat May 21 14:30 A London Chargers (CLS) 28-16 MERRETT THOMAS COLEMAN HODGE WEBB WATKINS RICE-WILSON 1T DENT UREN 1T WALTER JONES 1T TRUE (C) BINKS WORMHOUT JACKSON KIDD STEPHENS 1T
Sat Jun 11 15:30 H Nottingham Outlaws (CLS)
Sun Jun 19 17:30 H West Wales Raiders (CLS)
Sat Jun 25 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS)
Sat Jul 2 14:30 H London Chargers (CLS)
Sat Jul 26 15:00 A West Wales Raiders (CLS)
Sat Jul 23 14:30 A Torfaen Tigers (CLS)
Sat Aug 13 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS)
Sat Aug 20 14:30 H Coventry Bears (CLS)
Sat Sep 3 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS)
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Sat Sep 17 14:30 ? Conference League South Grand Final
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DATE K.O. OPPONENTS RES FULLBACK WING CENTRE CENTRE WING STAND OFF SCRUM HALF PROP HOOKER PROP 2ND ROW 2ND ROW LOOSE FWD SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 SUB 4
Sat Apr 2 14:30 A Coventry Bears (CLS) 28-34 UREN MCKISSICK 3T KISLINGBURY HODGE BARLOW THOMAS GIBBS 3G BRADBURY SHARRATT (C) 2T KIDD 1T JONES ARCHER O’KEEFFE RICE-WILSON 2G DIMECH HINTON WORMHOUDT
Sat Apr 9 14:30 H Valley Cougars (CLS) 28-36 THOMAS 1T MCKISSICK HODGE 1T FESTA BARLOW GIBBS RICE-WILSON 4G BRADBURY UREN 1T WALTER 2T TRUE (C) JONES BINKS DAWSON WHITTALL DIMECH WORMHOUDT
Sat Apr 23 14:30 A Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 32-48 UREN COLEMAN KISLINGBURY HODGE 2T GAMBLE THOMAS 1T NEWTON KIDD 1T GIBBS 8G WALTER TRUE (C) 1T BRYAN BINKS DAWSON 2T JONES BRADBURY 1T DENT
Sat May 14 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 56-26 UREN COLEMAN JONES (C) HODGE 1T WEBB THOMAS 1T GIBBS 6G BRADBURY STEPHENS 2T WALTER 2T BINKS JONES KIDD 4T MCKISSICK RICE-WILSON 2G DENT JACKSON
Sat May 21 14:30 A London Chargers (CLS) 28-16 MERRETT THOMAS COLEMAN HODGE WEBB WATKINS RICE-WILSON 1T DENT UREN 1T WALTER JONES 1T TRUE (C) BINKS WORMHOUT JACKSON KIDD STEPHENS 1T
Sat Jun 11 15:30 H Nottingham Outlaws (CLS)
Sun Jun 19 17:30 H West Wales Raiders (CLS)
Sat Jun 25 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS)
Sat Jul 2 14:30 H London Chargers (CLS)
Sat Jul 26 15:00 A West Wales Raiders (CLS)
Sat Jul 23 14:30 A Torfaen Tigers (CLS)
Sat Aug 13 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS)
Sat Aug 20 14:30 H Coventry Bears (CLS)
Sat Sep 3 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS)
Sat Sep 10 14:30 ? Conference League South Play Off R1
Sat Sep 17 14:30 ? Conference League South Grand Final
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DATE K.O. OPPONENTS RES FULLBACK WING CENTRE CENTRE WING STAND OFF SCRUM HALF PROP HOOKER PROP 2ND ROW 2ND ROW LOOSE FWD SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 SUB 4
Sun Feb 21 14:00 A Coventry Bears (IC) 24-48 LEATHER MURPHY ALLISON 1T KISLINGBURY COWBURN 3T NEWTON 2T DAVIES 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) DAVIDSON REECE McCLEAN WHITTEL LOMBARDO 1G ELLIOTT 1T KIDD 1T EVANS 1T
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Wed Mar 16 19:30 H South Wales Scorpions (KPL1) 44-22 LEATHER 1T BARLOW 2T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN LOMBARDO 5G NEWTON 2T PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN ELLIOTT 1T POULTON WHITTEL DAVIDSON 2T KIDD
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Sun Apr 10 15:00 A Rochdale Hornets (KPL1) 38-16 MURPHY 1T 2G LEATHER 1T ALLISON McCLEAN COWBURN 1T DAVIES NEWTON DAVIDSON TAGAYUNA ELLIOTT BRYAN JONES WHITTEL PARRY (C) O’KEEFFE PURSLOW EVANS
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Sun May 1 15:00 A York City Knights (ICSF) 58-14 LEATHER BARLOW 1T ALLISON REECE COWBURN 1T NEWTON DAVIES 1G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA KISLINGBURY KIDD WALTER
Sun May 22 15:00 H Hunslet Hawks (KPL1) 18-26 NEWTON BARLOW 1T ALLISON 1T REECE COWBURN ROWLAND BRADLEY 3G EVANS PARRY (C) ELLIOTT BRYAN 1T McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA McCOMB NIES PURSLOW
Sat May 28 15:30 A Toulouse Olympique (KPL1) 48-16 NEWTON BARLOW 2T ALLISON REECE COWBURN ROWLAND BRADLEY 2G EVANS PARRY (C) 1T DAVIDSON McCOMB McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA BRYAN NIES PURSLOW
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Sun Jun 19 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (KPL1)
Sun Jun 26 15:00 A York City Knights (KPL1)
Sun Jul 3 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1)
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DATE K.O. OPPONENTS RES FULLBACK WING CENTRE CENTRE WING STAND OFF SCRUM HALF PROP HOOKER PROP 2ND ROW 2ND ROW LOOSE FWD SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 SUB 4
Sun Feb 21 14:00 A Coventry Bears (IC) 24-48 LEATHER MURPHY ALLISON 1T KISLINGBURY COWBURN 3T NEWTON 2T DAVIES 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) DAVIDSON REECE McCLEAN WHITTEL LOMBARDO 1G ELLIOTT 1T KIDD 1T EVANS 1T
Sun Feb 28 14:30 A North Wales Crusaders (LCCR3) 36-40 LEATHER 1T MURPHY 1T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN 1T DAVIES 1T 6G LOMBARDO 1T PURSLOW PARRY (C) DAVIDSON BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL NEWTON ELLIOTT 1T KIDD 1T EVANS
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Sat Mar 19 15:30 A Toulouse Olympique (LCCR4) 62-28 LEATHER 1T BARLOW ALLISON COWBURN MURPHY DAVIES 4G NEWTON PURSLOW PARRY (C) 3T ELLIOTT BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL LOMBARDO KISLINGBURY DAVIDSON 1T EVANS
Fri Mar 25 19:30 H Coventry Bears (KPL1) 28-29 NEWTON BARLOW 1T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN DAVIES 1T 4G LOMBARDO PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T ELLIOTT REECE McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA BRYAN 1T DAVIDSON EVANS
Sun Apr 3 15:00 H Newcastle Thunder (ICQF) 36-28 MURPHY 1G LEATHER 1T ALLISON 1T REECE 1T COWBURN 1T DAVIES 3G NEWTON DAVIDSON PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA JONES PURSLOW 1T ELLIOTT 1T
Sun Apr 10 15:00 A Rochdale Hornets (KPL1) 38-16 MURPHY 1T 2G LEATHER 1T ALLISON McCLEAN COWBURN 1T DAVIES NEWTON DAVIDSON TAGAYUNA ELLIOTT BRYAN JONES WHITTEL PARRY (C) O’KEEFFE PURSLOW EVANS
Sun Apr 17 15:00 A Keighley Cougars (KPL1) 42-18 MURPHY 1G BARLOW KISLINGBURY 1T REECE ALLISON DAVIES ROWLAND 1T PURSLOW PARRY (C) WALTER McCLEAN 1T JONES BRYAN 1T WHITTEL ELLIOTT KIDD EVANS
Sun Apr 24 15:00 H Newcastle Thunder (KPL1) 18-21 MURPHY BARLOW 1T ALLISON REECE COWBURN ROWLAND BRADLEY 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) ELLIOTT BRYAN 1T McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA JONES DAVIDSON 1T EVANS
Sun May 1 15:00 A York City Knights (ICSF) 58-14 LEATHER BARLOW 1T ALLISON REECE COWBURN 1T NEWTON DAVIES 1G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA KISLINGBURY KIDD WALTER
Sun May 22 15:00 H Hunslet Hawks (KPL1) 18-26 NEWTON BARLOW 1T ALLISON 1T REECE COWBURN ROWLAND BRADLEY 3G EVANS PARRY (C) ELLIOTT BRYAN 1T McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA McCOMB NIES PURSLOW
Sat May 28 15:30 A Toulouse Olympique (KPL1) 48-16 NEWTON BARLOW 2T ALLISON REECE COWBURN ROWLAND BRADLEY 2G EVANS PARRY (C) 1T DAVIDSON McCOMB McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA BRYAN NIES PURSLOW
Sun Jun 5 15:00 H Barrow Raiders (KPL1)
Sun Jun 12 14:30 A Hemel Stags (KPL1)
Sun Jun 19 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (KPL1)
Sun Jun 26 15:00 A York City Knights (KPL1)
Sun Jul 3 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1)
Sun Jul 10 14:30 A Oxford (KPL1)
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