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Midlands 2 West (South)
Old Laurentian RFCOfficial programme 2011-12
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Welcome to Fenley Field A very warm welcome to Fenley Field today for ‘The Big One’!
We are delighted to welcome the players, officials and supporters of Newbold‐on‐Avon RFC for a triple header of matches.
We are also pleased to welcome today’s 1st XV match referee, Stuart Heaton of the Warwickshire Society; and also to offer a warm welcome and grateful thanks to today’s match ball sponsor, Roger Cole.
We are also pleased to welcome the officials for the 2nd and 3rd XV games. Phil Everitt and Dick Hobley respectively
Matches against the Bold are always crucial, regardless of context, as local bragging rights are at stake. But today’s result will go a long way towards deciding the season’s final outcome for both clubs. A win for Bold and they would leapfrog us up to 2nd in the league. A win for OLs could open up a lead of 5 or 6 points for us over Bold and we would climb to 2nd place. It’s that tight at the top!
Barkers Butts have all but sewn up the league championship so the race is on for the second, play off, spot. Barkers recorded their second win of the season over Bold last week and we face them next Saturday. We surprised them by pulling off a very good win at home last December, so we can go into the match at Pickford Grange Lane with genuine optimism.
The second XV game today offers a similarly exciting scenario. It is being played as both a league game in Warwickshire 1 and as a Clonmell Cup tie. As Clonmell Cup holders, our 2nds won’t be relinquishing that honour easily; and they are vying with Bold and Broadstreet for top spot in the league. OLs won the earlier league encounter at Parkfield Road; but then Bold put us out of the Warwickshire 2nd XV Cup at Fenley Field just two weeks later! So a tight and competitive match is in prospect.
When it comes to the third XVs, Newbold definitely have the edge in the form book, as they are challenging hard for the Warwickshire 3 title with OLs down near the bottom. But our 3rds have won 9 and drawn 1 of their 15 games since losing narrowly to Bold in October so could be in the mood to surprise their rivals!
Bill Wallis
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Newbold need absolutely no introduction, given that they have been in existence as a club for 118 years and are based barely 3 miles from Fenley Field!
Their fame as a rugby football club was once widespread and at one time it was not unusual for the likes of Coventry and Leicester to be
visiting Parkfield Road, their home since 1957. Newbold’s golden years were during the 1960s, 70s and 80s, but they were always perceived to be a ‘junior’ club and could never obtain the recognition that their history, fixture list and results suggested they deserved.
Their recent history parallels OLs quite closely. In the last fifteen years, both clubs have played in the top tier of regional rugby (Now National 3 Midlands); and both have spent a number of years over the last decade in what is now Midlands One. We first lost that status in 2006; then Bold joined us after relegation two years later.
Then in 2010 our paths diverged, but for just one season. After enduring a dire campaign, Newbold slipped down to Midlands 3; and we earned promotion via the play‐off to Midlands One. Bold enjoyed an outstanding season in Midlands 3 West (S) – and we enjoyed a tough one in Midlands 1. The result – after just one year’s absence from Midlands 2, here we are again, reunited!
Not only did they enjoy a fine league season last year, but Bold almost scaled the ultimate peak in national cup rugby. Having won the EDF Senior Vase in the Midlands they travelled to Littleborough in Lancashire to challenge the home club for a place in the national Final – at Twickenham. Sadly, they lost, but promotion went some way to compensate for it.
In the last two years, Bold have recruited some quality players to join the hardcore of talent already at the club – Phil Reed, Lloyd Warner, Glenn Bond and James McGill amongst others.
Earlier this season, Bold caught us napping at Parkfield Road and beat us fairly and squarely by 17‐11. Home advantage lies with us today – can we make it tell?
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Who’s Who at OLs President Richard Hirons
Chairman Bill Wallis 01788 333043
Secretary Alan Willis 01788 813481
Treasurer / VP Membership Keith Baxter 01788 521950
Chairman, Playing Committee Colin Wiles 01788 811782
Fixture Secretary Mick Roberts 01788 574247
Commercial Manager Richard Curtis 01788 822039
Social Secretary Stewart Burnett 07968 587452
Ladies Committee Chair Andie Middleton 01788 812921
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Web Manager & Press Officer Ray Todd 07906 761803
Club Coaches Mark Palmer, Denzil Evans Chris Wade Neal Leeming Martin Murch
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Run‐in: ‐ the main contenders? Barkers Butts P‐18 W‐16 D‐0 L‐2 PF‐575 PA‐257 Diff‐318 BP‐11 Pts‐75 24th March v Old Laurentians Home 31st March v Silhillians Away 14th April v Upton on Severn Home 21st April Pershore Away Silhillians P‐18 W‐13 D‐0 L‐5 PF‐420 PA‐252 Diff‐168 BP‐8 Pts‐60 24th March v Upton on Severn Away 31st March v Barkers Butts Home 14th April v Banbury Away 21st April v Berkswell & Balsall Home
Old Laurentians P‐17 W‐11 D‐0 L‐6 PF‐501 PA‐283 Diff‐218 BP‐15 Pts‐59 17th March v Newbold on Avon Home 24th March v Barkers Butts Away 31st March v Banbury Home 14th April v Berkswell & Balsall Away 21st April v Droitwich Home Newbold P‐17 W‐12 D‐0 L‐5 PF‐426 PA‐279 Diff‐147 BP‐9 Pts‐57 17th March v Old Laurentians Away 24th March v Banbury Away 31st March v Berkswell & Balsall Home 14th April v Droitwich Away 21st April v Leamington Home Droitwich P‐18 W‐12 D‐0 L‐6 PF‐399 PA‐299 Diff‐100 BP‐8 Pts‐56 24th March v Kidderminster Home 31st March v Cheltenham North Away 14th April v Newbold on Avon Home
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1st XV Match Report Midlands 2 West (South) ‐ Saturday 10th March, 2012
Old Laurentians 20 ‐ Upton upon Severn 8
Hit by injuries and non‐availability, OLs were forced into a number of changes for this match against an Upton side who had unexpectedly pulled off a narrow win in the earlier league fixture between the two. The situation was made worse when scrum half Luke Harris suffered a serious shoulder injury after just 20 minutes of another close encounter.
Upton started well and their lively backs threatened in the opening exchanges, but OLs began to find some rhythm to launch their first serious attack after ten minutes, forcing a penalty which Jon Bean put over, followed two minutes later with a second successful kick for a 6‐0 lead.
Upton got three points back when Heeley kicked a penalty after twelve minutes as neither side was able to establish a clear superiority, although OL’s pack were beginning to gain the upper hand in the forward battle.
After Harris had left the field, centre Iain Wallis moving in to take over scrum half duties, Upton surprised OLs with an opportunist try. A well‐directed kick from stand‐off Keyte bounced unkindly for the covering defence and obligingly for Upton’s right wing Ayres, who went over. The try was unconverted, but Upton now led by 8‐6 after thirty minutes.
OLs were now showing some good touches but not managing to string them together to produce a sustained threat to the Upton line, thwarted by a well organised defence. Then a long and dangerous run down the left by Ben Roberts took them close, before Upton regained possession and lifted a steepling kick out of defence.
It was well taken by Troy Owen, who counter attacked strongly to set up a maul near the Upton line, Wallis sniped round the fringe and created the opening for Andy Orbinson to go over under the posts. Bean added the extra points to restore OL’s lead at 13‐8 as the half time whistle sounded.
As the second half unwound, Upton’s earlier efforts began to take their toll as OL’s pack assumed control of the forward battle, regularly disrupting the visitors’ possession in the tight and winning quality lineout possession. Twenty minutes in and a slashing break by Bean should have produced a score but good scrambling defence got back to catch Ben Wiles short of the line.
The second half remained scoreless for thirty minutes before number 8 Jack Boulden drove over the gain line from the base of a scrum to create half an opening that Bean exploited skilfully and the fly half drew the last defender before sending Simon Bayliss on his way to the line, Bean added the goal points and OLs played out the remaining time without alarm to claim a vital win. Report by Bill Wallis
League Tables
As per Warwickshire RFU
Warwickshire League 1 at 10/3/12
Team P W D L PF PA PD Pts Adj
Broadstreet III 12 8 1 3 253 148 105 36 ‐1
Old Laurentians II 11 8 0 3 366 194 172 35 0
Newbold on Avon II 12 7 0 5 291 213 78 33 0
Silhillians II 12 7 0 5 226 193 33 33 0
Rugby St Andrews II 12 5 1 6 211 262 ‐51 28 0
Kenilworth II 12 6 0 6 299 236 63 27 ‐3
Earlsdon II 12 3 0 9 277 340 ‐63 20 ‐1
Nuneaton Old Eds II 11 2 0 9 102 439 ‐337 15 ‐2
Warwickshire League 3 at 10/3/12
Team P W D L PF PA PD Pts Adj
Shipston II 15 12 0 3 416 170 246 51 0
Newbold on Avon III 14 10 0 4 376 223 153 44 0
Moreton Marauders 15 7 0 8 311 352 ‐41 36 0
Harbury II 13 7 1 5 274 210 64 33 ‐2
Kenilworth III 15 6 1 8 271 515 ‐244 33 ‐1
Southam II 14 6 0 8 310 249 61 32 0
Earlsdon III 15 6 1 8 243 292 ‐49 30 ‐4
Old Laurentians III 14 5 1 8 214 314 ‐100 30 0
Leamington III 12 6 0 6 288 254 34 29 ‐1
Old Coventrians III 15 4 0 11 218 342 ‐124 23 ‐4
Last week’s Warwickshire league games:
OLs II 7 50 Broadstreet III Kenilworth III 19 19 OLs III
Upcoming Events
24th March VP away day at Barkers Butts
31st March Captains day + Quiz night at 8:00pm
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Forthcoming fixtures
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Sundry Stuff OLs Minis If you can make it along tomorrow morning (Sunday 18th) you can enjoy a feast of mini rugby when OLs take on their counterparts from Broadstreet. It would be great to see some victories over ‘Street as we are struggling to record any at senior level this season! At time of writing it is reported that Rugby Lions mini section has folded – confirmation is being sought for what appears to be more than a rumour. If so, it could mean a further surge in OL’s Mini membership, to follow their terrific growth in numbers over the last 2½ seasons. In recognition of this growth, and the development of the section in so many other ways, the senior club nominated the Mini section for the ‘Club of the Year’ award in Rugby Sports Awards 2012. We are delighted to report that they have been shortlisted for the award and representatives of the section will be waiting with bated breath for the announcement of the winners at the presentation evening on Weds. 28th March.
VPs Away Day The VPs Away Day will be next Saturday, 24th March, at Barkers Butts. When we fixed this date way back in September, we had no inkling that it could be one of the key games of the season with a lot hanging on the result. After the excellent win over Barkers at home in December – one of only two defeats they have suffered this season – we travel with hopes high for a repeat. The coach will leave the Fighting Cocks at 12.00 midday, lunch will be served at 1.30 and we will be leaving Barkers for the return trip at about 6.00pm. See Alan Willis to reserve your place. Cyclist turned scrum half One to watch is the 3rd XV scrum half Ben Roach. With 9 tries so far for the 3rds he is one of the discoveries of the season. But he might have embarked on a professional cycling career such has been his prowess in the field of cyclo‐cross, and he was the U23 winner of the National Trophy Cyclo‐Cross Series, 2010/11.
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OLs Mini Section 1 Garrie Reeve Terry Boneham
Simon Bracken 2 Mark Todd Timothy Murphy
Dave Eales 3 Chris Le Poidevin Edward Allen
Tom Costello 4 Paul Willis (c) Mark Hyde
Arwel Jones 5 Ben Anderson Michael Pails
Wallace & Gromit 6 Andy Orbinson Sean Fereday
Keith Baxter 7 Ted Spiby Daniel Treharne
Ray Roberts 8 Stuart Eborall Daniel Facer (c)
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18 Denzil Evans Ben Hartwell
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Top points scorers – all games
Player Tries Convs Pens Drops Tot PtsJon Bean 4 56 25 0 207 Simon Bayliss 25 0 0 0 125 Danny Orr 3 27 17 0 120 Kev White 3 33 11 0 114 Ben Roberts 13 3 0 0 71 Grant Inch 13 0 0 0 65 Danny Murch 11 1 0 0 57 Matt Miller 7 5 4 0 57 Greg Loydall 6 8 2 0 52 Ben Roach 9 1 0 0 47 Troy Owen 8 0 0 0 40 Jody Roderick 8 0 0 0 40 Ben Shepherd 8 0 0 0 40 Ben Wiles 3 3 5 0 36 Iain Wallis 7 0 0 0 35 Jamie Brightwell 5 1 0 0 27 Carl Adams 5 0 0 0 25 Mark Eagles 5 0 0 0 25 Rudi Reid 5 0 0 0 25 Sam Herman 5 0 0 0 25 Rhys Wade 5 0 0 0 25 Stuart Eborall 4 0 0 0 20 Scott Wiles 4 0 0 0 20 Jack Boulden 4 0 0 0 20 Ryan Cleaver 4 0 0 0 20 Denzil Evans 0 7 1 0 17 Daz Price 1 6 0 0 17 Luke Harris 3 0 0 0 15 James Orbinson 3 0 0 0 15 Steve Pike 3 0 0 0 15 Paul Lewis 3 0 0 0 15 Tom Johnson 3 0 0 0 15 John Brimley 3 0 0 0 15 Simon Bracken 3 0 0 0 15 Dave Longrigg 3 0 0 0 15
Midlands 2 West (South) – Results Grid, 2011/12
Home teams are in the vertical axis. Results to 10.03.12
Banb Bark Berks Ch Nth Droit Kidd Leam Newb OLs Persh Sils Upt
Banb 19‐53 14‐20 37‐5 17‐30 20‐12 3‐45 20‐43 38‐15 31‐10
Bark 43‐7 7‐8 57‐18 27‐23 25‐7 41‐12 20‐14 55‐24 18‐12
Berks 19‐8 0‐21 16‐6 27‐8 22‐0 27‐6 27‐5 12‐3 37‐21
Ch N 25‐11 20‐30 10‐36 17‐22 8‐36 13‐30 22‐10 12‐41 27‐25
Droit 43‐24 20‐25 35‐10 24‐10 19‐18 17‐31 19‐14 9‐8 36‐8
Kidd 24‐6 17‐32 13‐41 26‐12 16‐17 17‐25 13‐38 27‐10 11‐15 31‐19
Leam 27‐13 14‐21 3‐29 12‐15 54‐17 10‐17 25‐20 38‐31 31‐19 23‐14
New 33‐14 15‐36 23‐15 24‐14 45‐13 17‐11 50‐19 10‐15 34‐22
OLs 27‐6 13‐10 47‐7 43‐14 12‐19 57‐17 33‐36 20‐8
Persh 14‐42 8‐7 5‐31 13‐46 10‐31 0‐31 12‐18
Sils 10‐21 22‐14 29‐10 22‐14 25‐8 21‐17 55‐10 27‐10
Upt 0‐58 8‐32 46‐5 12‐27 18‐24 0‐24 30‐29
League Table
Midlands 2 West (South)
Team P W D L PF PA PD BP Pts
Barkers Butts 18 16 0 2 575 257 318 11 75
Silhillians 18 13 0 5 420 252 168 8 60
Old Laurentians 17 11 0 6 501 283 218 15 59
Newbold on Avon 17 12 0 5 426 279 147 9 57
Droitwich 18 12 0 6 399 299 100 8 56
Berkswell & Balsall* 18 14 0 4 391 197 194 11 52
Leamington 18 10 0 8 391 340 51 10 50
Banbury 18 6 0 12 345 472 ‐127 5 29
Upton on Severn 18 4 0 14 298 487 ‐189 5 21
Kidderminster 18 4 0 14 286 486 ‐200 4 20
Cheltenham North 18 3 0 15 235 540 ‐305 5 17
Pershore 18 2 0 16 237 612 ‐375 5 13
*Berkswell & Balsall carried over a 15 point penalty from last season.
Midlands 2 West (South) Results for 10th March
Cheltenham North 25 11 Banbury
Kidderminster 13 41 Berkswell & Balsall
Leamington 12 15 Droitwich
Newbold on Avon 15 36 Barkers Butts
Old Laurentians 20 8 Upton on Severn
Silhillians 55 10 Pershore
Midlands 2 and Elsewhere It’s getting mighty tight at the top of the league – behind Barkers Butts, that is! They have the championship pretty well sewn up, so the race is on for 2nd place and the promotion play‐off. On page 8 of this programme you will see a table that Ray Todd has compiled with the remaining fixtures for the top five clubs in the league – any one of those currently placed 2nd down to 5th could clinch that second place. Of course, Newbold and OLs have a game in hand on the rest – today’s! The winners will be in 2nd place by 5.00 this evening and in pole position with four league games remaining. Droitwich effectively ended Leamington’s chances with their 15‐12 win on the latter’s ground last Saturday. Since the turn of the year, the Worcestershire side have lost just one of seven games played ‐ to Barkers. Berkswell & Balsall would be clear in 2nd spot today, but for that 15 point deduction, although their form has faltered a little of late, including a loss to Pershore at the end of February. At the bottom, Cheltenham North and Pershore are favourites for the drop, although Kidderminster are not out of danger by any means. Elsewhere, Rugby Lions continued their all‐conquering progress in National 3 Midlands when comfortably disposing of one of their nearest challengers, South Leicester. In Midlands 2 East (S), Lutterworth saw off Long Buckby by a comfortable 48‐13. Lutts stay in 2nd, Buckby will be relegated after just one season in this league. At the top of Midlands 1 West, Sutton Coldfield cannot claim the title just yet as Bournville won’t be shaken off in 2nd, just 5 points behind. But the 3rd club, Halesonians, are 30 points behind Sutton! Nothing changes at the bottom – Dunlop and Bedworth have been completely out of their depth throughout and will come straight back down to Midlands 2. Just above them, one of Kenilworth, Whitchurch and Ludlow will join them in the drop.
Caption Competition! Just for a bit of fun, we thought we would give OLs, Newbold and any impartial (if there is such a thing) spectators the chance to win a bottle of wine by coming up with a caption for this photo of the Reedo brothers. Maybe something like.. “even the ref thinks Phil’s boots are a funny colour!” Email your entries by this Thursday night to: [email protected] and we’ll publish the winner on our website next weekend … and we’ll make sure the bottle finds its way to the best entry. Good luck!
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Recent Photos Upton and Broadstreet
Forwards clear‐out gives Wal a chance
to get Orbi over
Willow says “that’s mine!”
I’m really a flanker!
You’re not stopping Will
What was wrong there, ref?
Photos by Ray Todd You can see all of the OLs photos by visiting www.raytodd.jalbum.net
Our VPs
President Richard Hirons
Life Vice Presidents Grantley Jenkins, Mike Lewis, Geoff Morris, Mike Pawsey, Ray Roberts, Terry Wootton
Vice Presidents David Anderson Adam Dougherty Sean Kerrigan Peter Shillingford Nigel Appleby Andy Dougherty Dave Lane Will Seager Jason Barnett Maurice Dougherty Simon Lawler Graham Shorthose Simon Bayliss Stu Dowsett Simon Leech Paul Simpson Keith Baxter Pat Dunn Dave Lennard Dave Smith Rob Bean Dave Eales Jim Lewis Rob Smith Malcolm Blair Brian Edge Richard Lightowler Stuart Smith Dave Boe Tim Fawcett John Linnell Vic Smith Jnr Antony Borton Steve Faulkner Mike Linnell Vic Smith Snr Warren Bosley Reiner Ferguson Kevin Mahon Pete Staines Arnie Bottomley Mick Field Dom Marsella John Stimpson George Boulden Keith Finch Dave McAteer Phil Stimpson Ian Bowie Alan Foster Terry Merriman Bob Sunerton Simon Bracken Peter Fox Jim Middleton Geoff Thomas Matt Brinklow Leigh Fraser Kevin Mortimer David Thomson Anthony Burborough Mark Gallagher Ian Myers Keith Tilley Adrian Canale‐Parola Lionel Gardner John Murphy Suzette Tonks Jerry Cahill Stuart Gleghorn Graham New Peter Trewen Malcolm Cashmore David Hannah William Nolan John Tull Dean Cobley John Harnett Andre Nutter George Underwood Stuart Coburn Keith Harris Wayne Oliver Martin Valentine Bob Cocksedge Stuart Harris Ian Parker Chris Wade Barry College Guy Harris Clive Pawsey Mike Wade Brian Cockerill David Hicks Mark Pawsey Mike Walker Roger Cole Joyce Higgs Phil Pawsey Murray Walker Kevin Cossar Chris Hine Nick Phipps Bill Wallis Tom Costello David Hine Darren Price Geoffrey Walton Mike Cox Mick Hirons Matthew Pritchard Dave Watson Peter Crowhurst Richard Hughes Spencer Pritchard Mick Warwick Richard Curtis Peter Jenkins Gary Randall Chris White Jim Darcy Arwel Jones Brian Rigg Scott Whyment Toby Davidson Ash Jones Mick Roberts Colin Wiles Paul Dempster Gareth Jones Bill Robinson Alan Willis Michael Denny Jonathon Jones Rod Ross Mark Wilson Graham Devine Peter Jones Pat Scannell Bob Winstanley
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2nd & 3rd XV – Fixtures & Results
2nd XV + ‐ 3rd XV + ‐
Sept 10 Broadstreet III A 18 33 Kenilworth III H 3 21 Sept 17 Lutterworth II A 12 19 Moreton Marauders A P P Sept 24 Rugby Welsh H 39 15 Nuneaton OE III A 12 51 Oct 1 Kenilworth II A 20 0 Shipston II H 5 32 Oct 8 Leicester Medics A 69 5 Bedworth III H 33 21 Oct 15 Nuneaton OE II H 112 0 Rugby Welsh H 19 38 Oct 22 Newbold II A 26 7 Newbold III A 17 20 Oct 29 St Andrews II H 45 19 Southam II H 24 12 Nov 5 Newbold (Wks Cup) H 8 12 Sutton Coldfield III H 24 16 Nov 12 Earlsdon II A 13 10 Leamington III H 28 7 Nov 19 St Andrews (Cup) H 13 6 Bedworth III A 39 14 Nov 26 Long Buckby I & II H 27 78 Long Buckby III A 15 7 Dec 3 Stratford II H 20 0 Old Coventrians III A 7 36 Dec 10 Copsewood I A 3 0 Earlsdon III H 14 12 Dec 17 Silhillians II H 18 15 Harbury II A P P Dec 26 INTER CLUB GAME Jan 7 Stratford II A P P Old Coventrians III H 37 17 Jan 14 Earlsdon II H P P Leamington III A 16 19 Jan 21 St Andrews II A 25 12 Southam II A 0 42 Jan 28 Earlsdon II H 70 12 St Andrews III H 20 19 Feb 4 Newbold II A P P Newbold III H P P Feb 11 Nuneaton OE II A P P Harbury II A P P Feb 18 Kenilworth II A 12 36 Shipston II A 0 26 Feb 25 No game Moreton Marauders H 20 15 Mar 3 Leicester Medics H 25 24 Moreton Marauders A 24 36 Mar 10 Broadstreet III H 7 50 Kenilworth III A 19 19 Mar 17 Newbold II H Newbold III H Mar 24 Silhillians II A Harbury II H Mar 31 tba H Earlsdon III A Apr 7 tba tba Apr 14 tba Long Buckby III H Apr 21 Dunlop II A tba Apr 28 Daventry II A Daventry III H May 5 tba tba
Friendly fixtures in italics
1st XV – Fixtures & Results Date Result
Month Day
Opponents
Venue
Type + ‐ September 10 Droitwich A L 31 17 September 17 Leamington H L 12 19 September 24 Int Cup – Round 1 Bye Cup ‐ ‐ October 1 Kidderminster A L 37 13 October 8 Cheltenham North H L 47 7 October 15 Int Cup ‐ Round 2 Bye Cup ‐ ‐ October 22 Newbold A L 11 17 October 29 Pershore A L 31 10 November 5 Int Cup – Newark H Cup 25 13 November 12 Silhillians H L 33 36 November 19 Upton on Severn A L 29 30 November 26 Int Cup Q/F ‐ Bugbrooke A Cup 14 7 December 3 Barkers Butts H L 27 6 December 10 Banbury A L 43 20 December 17 Berkswell & Balsall H L 13 10 December 21 Wks Cup v Broadstreet 7:30 A Cup 5 30 December 26 INTER CLUB GAME January 2012 7 Leamington A L 20 25 January 14 Kidderminster H L 43 14 January 21 Daventry H F 31 3 January 28 Cheltenham North A L 30 13 February 4 Newbold H L P P February 11 Int Cup v Stoke on Trent A Cup P P February 18 Pershore H L 57 17 February 25 Int Cup v Stoke on Trent A Cup 12 20 March 3 Silhillians A L 17 21 March 10 Upton on Severn H L 20 8 March 17 Newbold H L March 24 Barkers Butts A L March 31 Banbury H L April 07 tba April 14 Berkswell & Balsall A L April 21 Droitwich H L April 28 League play‐offs L May 5 tba
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