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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMMEUNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS
SEASON 2016 PRICE FREE
ALL GOLDSVs. LONDON SKOLARS THE PRINCE OF WALES STADIUMKICK OFF - 15:00 | 03/07/2016
INSIDE THIS ISSUE >> SKOLARS 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 FAMILY FUN DAY
06 CLUB DIRECTORY
08 ENGLAND COLLEGES CALL UP
10 MATCH PREVIEW
12 MATCH REPORTS
14 UPDATE FROM THE BIRTHPLACE
17 JUNIOR RUGBY
18 SCHOOL RL AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
22 WEST OF ENGLAND UPDATE
26 ALL GOLDS CLS UPDATE
28 ALL GOLDS CLS FIXTURES & RESULTS
32 PLAYER SPONSORSHIP
34 FIXTURES & RESULTS
36 SQUAD LINE-UPs
08ENGLAND COLLEGESCALL
12MATCH 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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If you’re reading the All Gold for the first time, you’re joining hundreds (in some cases thousands) of people who regularly download our magazine – we hope there is plenty of content to interest you and that you decide to join us on a regular basis.
This edition is timed to coincide with the All Golds’ home match against London Skolars. When we saw this fixture at the start of the season, we expected it to be the crucial game in the fight to get into the top eight of Kingstone Press League 1.
However, the teams haven’t performed according to the script – well our script at least – and Skolars have raced ahead while the All Golds have been less consistent. Congratulations to our friends from London, they are enjoying well- deserved success on the pitch and are doing great work in the community, too.
Rugby league continues to develop in
the capital, despite many challenges over the years, and it’s great to see things coming together for the Skolars. We hope they all enjoy an exciting and competitive game on Sunday.
For the All Golds, there have been some spectacular ups and downs this season. At times this has been frustrating for all concerned, but it’s also created some great entertainment and some really exciting matches.
This Sunday sees our first ever Family Day at the Prince of Wales Stadium and we hope first-time visitors really enjoy the atmosphere and get to sample some great rugby league. Whether it’s a home win or another ride on the rollercoaster, we’re convinced
that our new
fans will fall for the tremendous sport of gladiators.
Off the field on Sunday, we’re not able to afford a real rollercoaster, but we do have fantastic Glow Sports, rugby league coaching from our excellent Sky Try team, face painting, competitions, half time challenges and the arrival of a very special individual. Albert the Golden Griffin, the new All Golds mascot, has arrived after a long and arduous trip from New Zealand. He’s looking forward to meeting you all.
Don’t worry, you won’t be able to miss him, and he’ll be telling his own story in the next few editions.
Enjoy the read and the game if you can get along! Thanks as ever for the hard work of our editor Chris Wilson, regular contributors Lionel Hurst, Dan Garbutt. Lewis Mitchell and Patrick Baines. The superb Craig Paul Design team have again done a brilliant job – well done everyone, we’re looking forward to the next edition already!
WELCOME TOTHE ALL GOLDWELCOME TO ANOTHER GREAT EDITION OF THE ALL GOLD. WE HOPE YOU’LL ENJOY SOME GREAT COVERAGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS, ALONGSIDE DISCUSSION AND DEBATE OVER A WIDE RANGE OF SPORTING ISSUES.
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Mitchell Dent and Jack Uren have been in fine form for the All Golds who made a fast start to life in the ultra-competitive Conference League South (CLS) with impressive early season victories against last year’s
champions Nottingham Outlaws and the Welsh side Torfaen Tigers.
Dent first got a taste of rugby league whilst studying at South Gloucestershire and
Stroud College in Bristol. A powerful prop, he quickly became an important member of the All Golds set-up and hopes to make an impact on the professional game in years to come. “I was over the moon when I found out that I’d been selected to represent England Colleges. It was one of my goals to achieve this year. I’m really looking forward to it”, said Dent.
“I’ve really enjoyed playing with the All Golds. I’ve met some great lads there and I feel I’ve become a better player while I’ve been at the club. There’s a few people who have helped me throughout my career who I must thank - mum and dad for supporting me, taking me to games and having to deal with the bumps along the way. I’d also like to thank Alex Davidson, Tom James and Dan Garbutt for coaching me and also the support of the CLS lads on constantly helping me improve as a player.”
TWO MEMBERS OF THE NEWLY-FORMED ALL GOLDS ACADEMY TEAM HAVE BEEN REWARDED FOR THEIR EYE-CATCHING PERFORMANCES IN THE CONFERENCE LEAGUE SOUTH, GAINING SELECTION TO THE ENGLAND COLLEGES RUGBY LEAGUE SQUAD.
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Uren has played in a number of positions for the CLS side but is happiest at hooker. Another Bristol native he came through the South Gloucestershire and Stroud College system after first getting involved in rugby league with the Bristol Sonics. “Being involved with the All Golds has helped me improve as a player. The Conference League South is a step up
from playing at college level and that has helped me get better. I really enjoy playing rugby league. The game is so fast-paced, you can’t take your mind off the game”, he said.
“I thank my parents and family for being so supportive when it comes to rugby because it’s nice to know they believe in what you’re doing. I’ve had great
coaches since playing rugby league with Nath Rainer at Sonics, Tom James and Dan Garbutt at SGS college, Alex Davidson at CLS and Lee Greenwood the All Golds head coach.”
England will have a training session at Loughborough College on Saturday 2 July under coaches James Massara (incidentally a former University of Gloucestershire student) and Jonny Tuson. They face their first game against Scotland two weeks later at Featherstone and, on the penultimate day of July, they face Wales back at Loughborough College.
THE 2016 ENGLAND COLLEGES SQUAD:
Harry Chapman (Loughborough College), Lee Registe, Zac Hartley, Matty Ashton (all Hopwood Hall College), Jack Render, Alex Clegg, Tom Egan (all Pontefract New College), Dante Morley-Samuels (St John Rigby), Craig Banks (Tyne Met College), Ben Blakestone (Wakefield College), Michael Handol (Bradford College), Billy Bishop, Louis Townsend (both Runshaw College), Danny King (Huddersfield New College), Joe Hartley (Oldham), James Teixiera (Wigan Warriors EA), Jordan Cummins (Moulten College), Mitchell Dent, Jack Uren (both South Gloucestershire and Stroud College), Joslin Landu (Halifax ERA)
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“Since they lost to the amateur team Pilkington Recs in the Challenge Cup, Jermaine Coleman has managed to instil a winning culture and they look strong
across the field. Looking at the other fixtures, Skolars come to us knowing they must win to make top eight”, Greenwood added.
The All Golds’ coach went on to reflect on the 56-12 defeat at York last Sunday: “Last week was another huge disappointment. I thought we would go there with a young, hungry side and be competitive but it wasn’t to be.
“We were dominated and outclassed in every area of the game and not many of the lads gave a good account of themselves. York are a quality side at this level and were even stronger than when we’d played them previously. They have brought in top-end of Championship standard players recently and it showed.”
Looking ahead to Sunday’s game against Skolars Greenwood suggested he’d be picking a similar squad to the one that faced York. “It will probably be the same 17 that played last weekend. There will be late fitness tests for Lewis Reece, Joe McClean and Mick Govin who were all late withdrawals for that game. Harrison Elliott and Dale Cuniffe will definitely miss this week but might be back for the Oxford trip.”
At the start of the season both teams were hopeful of finishing inside the top eight but it has been the side from the capital that have upset some of the established Northern teams, giving themselves a huge shot at making the top eight.
Recent league wins against Keighley and Barrow have given Skolars breathing space
ALL GOLDS vs.LONDONSKOLARS
THE ALL GOLDS GO INTO THE PENULTIMATE FIXTURE OF THE REGULAR SEASON IN DESPERATE NEED OF A CONFIDENCE-BOOSTING WIN.
3PM, SUNDAY 3rd JULY, PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM
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ALL GOLDS V LONDON SKOLARS
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from ninth-placed North Wales Crusaders and a win on Sunday will all but confirm their place in the top eight.
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NO REPEAT FOR ALL GOLDS
ALL GOLDS 18 – 30 NORTH WALES CRUSADERSSunday 19 June, Prince of Wales Stadium
WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
There was no repeat of the All Golds’ cup heroics against the
Crusaders at the PoW though the result was in doubt until Billy Brickhill snapped up a loose ball after Kieran Hyde’s hurried kick had been charged down and raced away to score with almost the last play of the game.
Up until then, neither side had shown the composure to take control of the game. The Crusaders recovered from an early Steve Parry try to lead 22-6 at the break and though the All Golds hit back with tries from Phil Cowburn and Parry’s
second close range touchdown in the space of five minutes early in the second period they just couldn’t get another score that would have heaped pressure on the Crusaders and given them a chance of victory.
Crusaders’ winger Scott Turner scored twice and set one up with a superb counterattack and inside kick on a free play to give his side what was ultimately a match-winning lead.
TEAM: Phil Cowburn (t); Mo Agoro, Josh Allison, Lewis Reece, Chris Barlow; Jack Mitchell, Kieran Hyde (3g); Ollie Purslow, Steve Parry (Capt.) (2t), Morgan Evans; Lamont Bryan, Joe McClean; Emmerson Whittel;
INTERCHANGE: Kadeem Williams, Dale Cunniffe, Brad Hill, Jamel Goodall.
WHITE HOT YORK MELT ALL GOLDS
YORK CITY KNIGHTS56 – 12 ALL GOLDS Sunday 26 June, Bootham Crescent
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There was plenty of confusion in the press box at Bootham Crescent last Sunday. The late withdrawals of Lewis Reece through illness and Joe McClean through injury meant a rapid reorganisation of the team in the minutes prior to the kick off and caused plenty of rewrites for the reporters present.
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helping himself to three tries and eight goals and precisely half of York’s 56-point total.
There were few bright points for the All Golds. Steve Parry was a danger from dummy half and he scored twice to become the All Golds’ leading tryscorer with 34. Phil Cowburn was coolness personified under the high ball while the pack put in a few good charges but were not really
consistent enough over the 80 minutes.
TEAM: Phil Cowburn; Mo Agoro, Josh Allison, Zack McComb, Chris Barlow; Jack Mitchell, Kieran Hyde (2g); Morgan Evans, Steve Parry (Capt.) (2t), Ollie Purslow, Emmerson Whittel, Jamel Goodall; Lamont Bryan;
INTERCHANGE:Brendon Newton, Brad Hill, Jose Kenga, Kadeem Williams.
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It is the third item that opens up the possibility of an annual fixture that I have personally sought for a long time and that
I find especially pleasing. I am alluding to new England coach Wayne Bennett’s recent visit from Australia during which he
stressed the importance of our nation having a Summer Test match in readiness for the 2017 World Cup.
UPDATE FROMTHE BIRTHPLACEOF INTERNATIONALRUGBY LEAGUETHREE PARTICULAR INTERNATIONAL ITEMS HAVE BEEN TO THE FORE RECENTLY. FIRSTLY UKRAINE DEFEATED THE CZECH REPUBLIC BEFORE A GOOD CROWD IN THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP THEN SPAIN ANNOUNCED THAT ITS WORLD CUP QUALIFIER AGAINST IRELAND WILL BE HOSTED IN VALENCIA THIS OCTOBER.
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Therefore I very much hope this request will lead to an annual clash between France and England on July 14 – Bastille Day. The French player pool is at its strongest for half a century and there is no doubt a top Gallic XIII would fancy its chances against England.
Of course there can surely be only one venue: Paris. The French, and indeed the entire sport, would love to see something similar to 1954 when over 30,000 fans watched a superb inaugural Rugby League World Cup Final in Paris; Great Britain
triumphing over the hosts on that occasion.
The All Golds met a mighty York side last Sunday in one of the world’s most stunning and historic towns. If ever there is a city that should have a European Super League side it is York. They are on course and their clash in France this Saturday against Toulouse Olympique XIII should be something to behold. I forecast that both will be promoted to the Championship come season’s end.
In closing, I can confirm that the sport is looking at a number of ideas to secure
the upsurge in interest in it in Gloucestershire. Amongst structural plans envisaged with the Rugby Football League are the formation of a Gloucestershire County organisation or the creation of an independent charitable foundation or both.
It is essential that the whole is part of a well thought through and cohesive governance plan. Such a scheme in tandem with the announcement of the much anticipated new headquarters of the All Golds should finally see a dream come true: the establishment of this supreme sport in one of the nation’s great counties.
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 awards, which are handed out as special recognition for the hard work of volunteers across the country in helping Schools Rugby League thrive, were decided last week after a flood of nominations.The ESRL categories are; Teacher of the Year, School
of the Year, Match Official of the Year and Outstanding Contribution to Schools Rugby League.
From the south west, Connor Thompson of the Archway School, Stroud collected the Teacher of the Year award,
following on from earning the William Holder Award at the recent 1908 Cup in recognition of his contribution to rugby league.
Dene Magna School of the Forest of Dean was the School of the Year, again after success
SCHOOLS RL AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCEDTHE RFL HAVE ANNOUNCED THE 2016 ENGLISH SCHOOLS RUGBY LEAGUE (ESRL) REGIONAL AWARD WINNERS AND THE WORK UNDERTAKEN IN SCHOOLS IN THE SOUTH WEST HAS BEEN RECOGNISED WITH WINNERS FROM THE FOREST OF DEAN, STROUD AND THE ALL GOLDS STAFF.
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in the 1908 and Golden Fern Cups in May where the sportsmanship of its players across the age groups was recognised with the Lesley Vainikolo award.
The All Golds’ Sky Try and Community Manager, Dan Garbutt, was recognised for his outstanding contribution to schools rugby league over a number of years.
While at the Gloucestershire Warriors, Garbutt was the driving force behind the Gloucester Meteors teams that formed the nucleus of the All Golds initial Academy set-up in 2012. Several of that original Academy have gone on to earn first team contracts with the All Golds side.
The regional winners will receive two complimentary tickets to the Ladbrokes
Challenge Cup final, and VIP treatment at the Champion Schools Finals Day, which takes place on the Friday at Richmond Athletic Association, before the Wembley showpiece.
The RFL’s National Education Manager, Ebony Giblin, said: “The hard work and commitment of all the volunteers that make Schools Rugby League happen on a weekly basis during the academic year is vital in growing the game.
“I would like to congratulate this year’s ESRL Regional award winners and wish them luck as they progress to the National awards later on in the year.”
Stephen Guan, London and South East Education Officer, added: “To be able to include
the ESRL awards ceremony on Champion Schools National Finals Day gives us the opportunity to recognise these invaluable contributions to our game.
“It also allows the winners, who are usually hard at work during competition time, to sit back, enjoy some VIP treatment and watch some great games of Rugby League.”
In a further initiative to promote the game in schools, All Golds President, Lionel Hurst, has offered the All Golds Cup and major financial backing to the RFL for a top Independent Schools 9s competition to be held in Gloucestershire alongside the 1908 and Golden Fern Cups.
TEACHER OF THE YEARLondon and South EastJames Heward (Hemel Hempstead School)South WestConnor Thompson(Archway School)North WestMartin Birrell (Wright Robinson)CumbriaAlex Price (West Lakes Academy)North EastAdam Pilkington (John Spence)YorkshireChris Egan (St John Fisher)MidlandsMatthew Lloyd (Forest Oak)
OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO SCHOOLS RUGBY LEAGUELondon and South EastJames Giblin (Richmond SSP)
South WestDan Garbutt(Gloucestershire All Golds)North WestNeil Ashton (St Peters High Orrell)CumbriaMarnie Jackson (Workington Town Foundation)North EastJoe Brown (Newcastle Thunder)YorkshireJon Smith (Salendine Nook High School)MidlandsAshley Rennison(Frederick Gent)
SCHOOL OF THE YEARLondon and South EastBishopshalt (James Lawson)South WestDene Magna (P Griffiths)North WestSt Peter’s High Orrell (Neil Ashton)
CumbriaWhitehaven Academy (L Black)North EastJohn Spence (Adam Pilkington)YorkshireSt. John Fisher (Chris Egan)MidlandsFrederick Gent (Julie Broadbent)
MATCH OFFICIALOF THE YEARLondon and South EastKieran O’Shea(London & South Society)North WestAndy Marsh (Wigan Society)CumbriaJamie Hooper (Cumbria Society)North EastDebra Senior (North East Society)YorkshireWilliam Heywood (Huddersfield Society)
FULL LIST OF WINNERS:
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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
• The chance to play at half time on the pitch at All Golds’ Kingstone Press League 1 Games
• Free Tickets to All Golds’ Kingstone Press League 1 Games
BECOME AALL GOLD!
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Cheltenham Phoenix were the big winners from the Magic Weekend as their huge win over the Gloucestershire Warriors added to Swindon’s loss to Oxford Cavaliers gives them a six-point lead in Pool 2. The Phoenix were in rampant form against a Warriors side that played most of the game with 12 men after a dismissal as they racked up a club record score.
They crossed for 13 tries against a poor Warriors
side that only rarely mounted any pressure but found the Phoenix defence
in excellent form. Paul Bartlett grabbed four tries and James Barrett crossed for a hat-trick. Marcus Raymond kicked nine goals in the rout.
Bristol Sonics consolidated their position at the head of Pool 1 with a 50-22 win over Forest Bulldogs, who are steadily improving in their first season playing the game.
Portsmouth Seahawks claimed the spoils in the south coast derby winning 50-32 in Southampton, a result that keeps them
FLAME OFTHE WESTWRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
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in second place behind the Sonics who had comfortably won their derby with Gloucestershire Warriors 78-26 the previous week.
Southampton had followed up their win over Swindon with a win over the Bulldogs in Round 5 to maintain the pressure on St George, though the loss to the Seahawks has stopped their momentum a little.
Struggling Somerset Vikings were unable to raise a side for their game with Bath Romans during the Magic round after they had lost three players due to injury in their 44-30 loss to Cheltenham the previous week.
This weekend’s fixtures see Pool 1 leaders Bristol Sonics having the bye and they will be interested to see whether Portsmouth can close the gap on them by beating the Romans at home. Oxford Cavaliers could take advantage of any slip as they travel to Gloucester to face the Warriors looking for their first league double over their opponents since 2012.
Coincidentally, Pool 2 leaders Cheltenham Phoenix have the bye and will be onlookers as second placed Swindon St George look to close the six point gap with a win at Forest Bulldogs. Similarly, the Spitfires need to take the points from Somerset Vikings to ensure they keep in touch with the top two.
RUGBY LEAGUE UNITES FATHER AND SON
Bath Romans celebrated their first ever midweek fixture against Oxford Cavaliers recently but it was a bittersweet occasion.
The game was tightly poised after 51 minutes’ play with the Cavaliers leading 14-6 when Romans’ fullback Jimmy Godfrey suffered an awful broken ankle which brought the game to a premature end.
There was a more heartwarming angle to the game as Russ Preston and Sam Goulding became the first father and son to play together for the Romans.
Russ lost touch with son Sam over ten years ago after a divorce, but Sam got back in touch with his dad two years ago, and they turned to rugby league to build their relationship.
As a youngster, Russ played for Bath Rugby Colts and Under 21s, but broke his leg in seven places and was told he would never play again.
But he proved the experts wrong and began playing rugby again for Trowbridge RFC at the age of 38, before switching to Rugby League aged 40. Sam had played for Chippenham RFC and Devizes RFC, before going along to watch the Romans with the intention of getting involved as a player.
Russ said: “Playing Rugby League has helped to strengthen my relationship with Sam and I am now keen to focus on rugby league with the Romans.
Romans Chairman Chris Chatten added: “It’s nice to know that the club played a part in helping bring Sam and Russ closer together.”
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The All Golds CLS side remain in fourth after narrow defeats in their last two games at the hands of the West Wales Raiders and Valley Cougars.
Things get no easier as this Saturday they face the London Chargers at Gordon League RFC (kick off 2.30pm) looking to turn those narrow reverses into a win.
It will be a tough ask against a side going well in their debut season in the CLS and
who won the corresponding fixture 28-16 earlier in the campaign.
The Chargers have beaten Valley Cougars twice already this season and sit on the Welsh side’s coat tails in second place.
Their preparations last weekend were hampered as the West Wales Raiders were unable to raise a side for the long trip to the capital and did not travel. That could spell bad news for the watch the Romans with the
intention of getting involved and fresh for the challenge while the home side will no doubt still be feeling the effects of a battering from the Cougars last weekend.
The All Golds were out muscled by the West Wales Raiders as they went down 26-24 at a wet PoW a fortnight ago. The Raiders showed enough grit and determination to hold off an All Golds outfit that simply made too many errors as they chased the result late in the game.
CLS UPDATEALL GOLDS ON THE CHARGEWRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON
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Twice the All Golds led by 10 points but let the result slip in the last quarter after Harry Kidd, Luke Stephens, Dale Walters and Callum Bradbury had touched down, Archie Gibbs landing four goals to put them 24-14 up.
At Treharris RFC the following week, the All Golds put on a fine performance against a Valley Cougars side that played half of the second period with 11 men following a red card and two yellows. The Future Ferns led four times during the game with the Cougars only getting their noses in front for the last six minutes of play.
With a fairly settled forward pack, the All Golds side were back to somewhere near full strength last weekend as they led for much of the game against the Cougars falling at the death to a late score.
Sam Hodge opened the scoring for the All Golds, Kidd crossed again for his seventh try of the season and Jack Uren celebrated his England Colleges call-up with a sensational individual effort. Gibbs added four goals to the tally, but it wasn’t quite enough to defeat last season’s Grand Finalists.
This weekend’s fixtures see champions Nottingham Outlaws go into a repeat of the 2015 Grand Final with the Valley Cougars this weekend on the back of a comfortable 50-8 win over Coventry Bears.
Adam Cunliffe crossed for three tries and added seven goals for good measure while Oliver Dale, Joe Barton, Adam Simm, Jon Christie and Sam Campbell all went over the whitewash as the Outlaws notched back-to-back wins for the first time since the opening weeks of the season.
Tawanda Chipadza and Roddy Jones scored unconverted tries for the home side.
The Bears travel to Torfaen Tigers looking to end a run of four defeats in five games while the Tigers will be aiming for the win that would close the gap on the Raiders at the foot of the table.
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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 D. THOMAS GIBBS 3G BRADBURY SHARRATT (C) 2T KIDD 1T C. 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) C. JONES BINKS DAWSON WHITTALL DIMECH WORMHOUDT
Sat Apr 23 14:30 A Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 32-48 UREN COLEMAN KISLINGBURY HODGE 2T GAMBLE D. THOMAS 1T NEWTON KIDD 1T GIBBS 8G WALTER TRUE (C) 1T BRYAN BINKS DAWSON 2T C. JONES BRADBURY 1T DENT
Sat May 14 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 56-26 UREN COLEMAN R. JONES (C) HODGE 1T WEBB D. THOMAS 1T GIBBS 6G BRADBURY STEPHENS 2T WALTER 2T BINKS C. 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 C. JONES 1T TRUE (C) BINKS WORMHOUT JACKSON KIDD STEPHENS 1T
Sat Jun 11 15:30 H Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 00-36 WEBB WALTERS C. JONES JACKSON COLEMAN ZIMYANA WATKINS BRADBURY STEPHENS WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD McCRACKEN DU PLESSIS SILVA WORMHOUDT
Sun Jun 19 17:00 H West Wales Raiders (CLS) 24-26 WEBB COLEMAN UREN HODGE WALTERS 1T GIBBS 4G WATKINS BRADBURY 1T STEPHENS 1T WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD 1T BIDWELL-FORD SOLOMON DENT C. JONES
Sat Jun 25 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS) 24-20 UREN 1T WEBB COLEMAN HODGE 1T P. THOMAS D. THOMAS GIBBS 4G BRADBURY STEPHENS WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD 1T BIDWELL-FORD SOLOMON DENT C. JONES
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
Sat Apr 2 14:30 A Coventry Bears (CLS) 28-34 UREN MCKISSICK 3T KISLINGBURY HODGE BARLOW D. THOMAS GIBBS 3G BRADBURY SHARRATT (C) 2T KIDD 1T C. 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) C. JONES BINKS DAWSON WHITTALL DIMECH WORMHOUDT
Sat Apr 23 14:30 A Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 32-48 UREN COLEMAN KISLINGBURY HODGE 2T GAMBLE D. THOMAS 1T NEWTON KIDD 1T GIBBS 8G WALTER TRUE (C) 1T BRYAN BINKS DAWSON 2T C. JONES BRADBURY 1T DENT
Sat May 14 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 56-26 UREN COLEMAN R. JONES (C) HODGE 1T WEBB D. THOMAS 1T GIBBS 6G BRADBURY STEPHENS 2T WALTER 2T BINKS C. 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 C. JONES 1T TRUE (C) BINKS WORMHOUT JACKSON KIDD STEPHENS 1T
Sat Jun 11 15:30 H Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 00-36 WEBB WALTERS C. JONES JACKSON COLEMAN ZIMYANA WATKINS BRADBURY STEPHENS WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD McCRACKEN DU PLESSIS SILVA WORMHOUDT
Sun Jun 19 17:00 H West Wales Raiders (CLS) 24-26 WEBB COLEMAN UREN HODGE WALTERS 1T GIBBS 4G WATKINS BRADBURY 1T STEPHENS 1T WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD 1T BIDWELL-FORD SOLOMON DENT C. JONES
Sat Jun 25 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS) 24-20 UREN 1T WEBB COLEMAN HODGE 1T P. THOMAS D. THOMAS GIBBS 4G BRADBURY STEPHENS WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD 1T BIDWELL-FORD SOLOMON DENT C. JONES
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
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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Sun Jun 12 14:30 A Hemel Stags (KPL1) 18-48 COWBURN AGORO 1T REECE 3T ALLISON 1T BARLOW MITCHELL 2T 1G HYDE 1T 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL GOVIN CUNNIFFE GOODALL HILL
Sun Jun 19 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (KPL1) 18-30 COWBURN 1T AGORO ALLISON REECE BARLOW MITCHELL HYDE 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL WILLIAMS CUNNIFFE HILL GOODALL
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Sun Jul 3 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1)
Sun Jul 10 14:30 A Oxford (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
Sun Mar 6 15:00 A Doncaster (KPL1) 40-8 LEATHER MURPHY 1T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN 1T DAVIES NEWTON PURSLOW PARRY (C) EVANS BRYAN REECE WHITTEL LOMBARDO ELLIOTT KIDD DAVIDSON
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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
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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) 16-52 NEWTON 1T 1G ALLISON REECE McCLEAN 1T COWBURN MITCHELL ROWLAND 1G EVANS PARRY (C) DAVIDSON McCOMB WHITTEL 1T TAGAYUNA BRADLEY BRYAN PURSLOW WALTER
Sun Jun 12 14:30 A Hemel Stags (KPL1) 18-48 COWBURN AGORO 1T REECE 3T ALLISON 1T BARLOW MITCHELL 2T 1G HYDE 1T 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL GOVIN CUNNIFFE GOODALL HILL
Sun Jun 19 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (KPL1) 18-30 COWBURN 1T AGORO ALLISON REECE BARLOW MITCHELL HYDE 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL WILLIAMS CUNNIFFE HILL GOODALL
Sun Jun 26 15:00 A York City Knights (KPL1) 56-12 COWBURN AGORO ALLISON MCCOMB BARLOW MITCHELL HYDE 2G EVANS PARRY (C) 2T PURSLOW WHITTEL GOODALL BRYAN NEWTON HILL KENGA WILLIAMS
Sun Jul 3 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1)
Sun Jul 10 14:30 A Oxford (KPL1)
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