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In the Spotlight Decland Caulfield BSRFC OFFICIAL MATCH PROGRAMME IN THE SPOTLIGHT DECLAND CAULFIELD THE MOVE UP TO YOUTH MINI RUGBY TO YOUTH RUGBY A CHEEKY CHRISTMAS PRESENT BSRFC GIRLS AND LADIES UPDATE NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 BISHOP’S STORTFORD RFC V ESHER RFC £15 13th October 2018 Members £5 This beautiful programme has been produced using the very latest printing gizmos! It’s produced weekly... Designed Friday morning, Printed and finished Friday afternoon and in your good hands by Saturday lunchtime! Impressed? Give us a call to find out more 01279 757333 | proco.com - 2 - PRESIDENT’S WELCOME MICK COLEMAN I would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone The Blues, fielding a visiting Silver Leys today, especially to officials, very young inexperienced side, narrowly lost their players and supporters from Esher, who provide match with Chinnor, but they put in one hell of a today’s opposition to both the 1st XV and the Blues. performance, and Chinnor certainly knew they’d Neither Esher or ourselves have got off to a great been in a match. start this season, although both clubs enjoyed excellent wins last week, proving that virtually any Off the field, Chinnor proved themselves to be side in this league can beat any other. Indeed, just 3 excellent hosts, not only welcoming our Smiles 4 points currently separate 9 teams. Miles cyclists, but also generously donating to the Aurora Rea treatment fund, which currently stands We are definitely in the smug zone after last week’s at an astonishing £20,313. All those involved with victory away at the then league leaders Chinnor. the ride, from cyclists, support teams, sponsors Oh, how we enjoy our victories down there, and this and organisers should feel massively proud of one was certainly no exception! In the week leading themselves, not just for the money raised but for up to the match, the Stortford physio’s were the actually completing the 70 odd mile route in some busiest people in the club, but even their skills and horrible conditions. Well done everyone concerned! hard work were unable to work miracles, and we Today’s Man of the Match sponsor is Sam Prior of had over 20 first team squad players unavailable Bit Solution, and corporate sponsors are Mantle, through injury. Luckily, along with some of our own NFU and Radleys. Your ongoing support is greatly youngsters, we were also able to field 4 Saracen appreciated. academy players to plug some gaping holes, all good lads who quickly bought into the ‘Stortford And finally, it’s good to see so many VP’s and way’. A massive commitment to the defensive cause former players here today, which should ensure laid the foundations, and we eventually ran out excellent beer sales if nothing else. worthy 13-6 winners. - 3 - BARONS STANSTED. YOUR LOCAL BMW RETAILER. PROUDLY SUPPORTING BISHOPS STORTFORD RFC. As your local BMW Retailer, and sponsor of Bishop’s Stortford Rugby Football Club, we have a range of fantastic offers for BSRFC members and fans. Barons Stansted offers the highest levels of service and expertise in the local area, and is the only Centre for all of your BMW needs. Whether it’s a New or Approved Used BMW, or even a Service, our commitment is to maintain the highest of standards. For more information or to arrange a test drive*, call us on 01279 755906 or visit www.baronsgroup.co.uk/bmw. BARONS STANSTED Stansted Road, Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire CM23 2BT 01279 755906 www.baronsgroup.co.uk/bmw *Images used for illustration purposes only. Test drive subject to status and availability. - 4 - BMW_2017_Q2_PressAd_BSRFCProgramme_Stansted.indd 1 20/04/2017 11:33 DIRECTOR OF RUGBY ANDY LONG I have been so proud to be associated with the club, and all those who support, for the compassion and sentiment shown through this emotional time. We have seen the club unite both in grief for the passing of Lee Scott and in massive hope and opportunity in raising money for little Aurora through the Smiles 4 Miles bike ride to Chinnor. Congratulations to all of you who braved the horrendous conditions last Marcus Cattell Tom Coleman week for such a great cause. For me this is what being part of a ‘club’ is about, it’s about standing strong together and supporting each other on and off the field. I’m extremely proud of the way the squad has reacted to the defeat in Sale, putting in two strong performances. We know if we can Kathy Hills Adam Vine keep this consistency and with the league being so up and down we could quickly climb the table. Only 6 points separates us in 13th and 1st placed Chinnor after 6 rounds, but we know it’s all down to performance. Today we welcome Esher to Silver Leys who will be no doubt buoyant after a fantastic result last week against Cinderford. We had Ben Sheath Danny Johnston two tough encounters last season and I’m sure we can expect the same today. Enjoy the game Longy Rob Faiers Ash Boyle SPONSORED BY - 5 - Industrial Network Cables A LOCAL COMPANY WITH INTERNATIONAL REACH, SUPPORTING BISHOP’S STORTFORD RFC Our cables operate in some of the toughest environments within the industry worldwide. We design and manufacture cables to the highest performance levels with third party verification, we are specified for use on the world’s largest industrial projects. No secret: Experience, common sense, plain speaking, technical knowhow and the will to deliver. www.belcom.co.uk - 6 - The Move up to Youth Every season, the new U13 age group experiences use the changing rooms • We have to wear smart the change from Mini Rugby to Youth Rugby so clothes at the weekend, but we get better food we thought we would ask them the question of after a match what this change has meant to them and how they have found the first month in youth. Then the parents: • The shirts!!! Less washing! • Ties! • Interesting “What changes have you noticed?” as the first time they are playing actual positions It would be easy to write an article about the requiring different skill sets. changes to the rules at but Under 13, but rather • It is more organised, far better to watch. Great than do that, they thought it would be more to see the boys put into positions. Where did my interesting pose the above question to the age baby go? • It is better to watch and time wise as group as a whole and get the answer from those the boys get to play at least a half • Split Squads who are actually experiencing it; the boys, the • It’s more formal • The boys seem to have parents and the coaches. Here is what they had to matured already, they are taking the game more say………. seriously and really starting to compete for places The first people to answer this are the boys: And finally, the Coaches: •It’s a lot more formal •It’s more challenging but It’s great to see the kids really having to take more fun • It’s a way bigger pitch - much harder! responsibility for all their actions on the field and • I like the real competition in matches and for off it, I can see them taking different approaches places in teams, it makes you want to get better. to challenges but the outcome will be the same, •Having to be smart is good as you start to feel well-mannered boys that will understand their you are a real part of BSRFC. own value to the community. • It’s harder, because you have to be fitter, run faster and hit harder • It has become a lot more It would seem that this years U13s have embraced strategic • I am enjoying playing full games the changes and we wish them every success in and not short games or festivals. • It is more their first season in Youth Rugby. challenging but I’m enjoying it more! • Ties • The club gives us our shirts • We get to Matt and Susie Woodford. - 7 - THE PLAYERS BSRFC 1’S XV 2017/18 ALEX PATTON ANDY CHRISTIE AUSTIN POPE BEN CREASEY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY Ratcliff & Burridge AVAILABLE FOR 119 Production Services AVAILABLE FOR ratcliffburridge.co.uk SPONSORSHIP www.119.org.uk SPONSORSHIP BEN HARRISON-PRICE BEN LAW BAXTER WILSON BRAD ETHERINGTON SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY The Axe & the Compass AVAILABLE FOR Bit Solutions R W Marsh theaxebraughing.uk SPONSORSHIP www.bitsolutions.net RW MARSH BRANDON BOWDEN CAMERON WILSON CHARLIE KINGHAM CHRIS SMITH SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY Shopworks AVAILABLE FOR Recruitability Yoga with Marcella theshopworks.com SPONSORSHIP www.recruitability.co.uk [email protected] - 8 - CONNOR MAK CONOR AUSTIN DAVE ALDAM DAN ELSOM SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY AVAILABLE FOR Westbury Garden Rooms Ltd Family Sankey Lunch Club www.westburygarden- SPONSORSHIP [email protected] [email protected] rooms.com FAMILY SANKEY Lunch Club DECLAN CAULFIELD DOM LILLEY GEORGE CULLEN GEORGE FELGATE SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY T Tuscany AVAILABLE FOR Mantle Business Centres AVAILABLE FOR www.to-tuscany.com SPONSORSHIP mantlebusinesscentres.co.uk SPONSORSHIP GEORGE KEEN HECTOR BEVITT-SMITH JACK SCANTLEBURY JAMES APPERLEY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY 19 Bell Street Dental Practice Felsted School NFU Mutual Japanese Knotweed [email protected] www.felsted.org www.nfumutual.co.uk knotweedmanagement.co.uk West Essex Agency - 9 - 01279 871 832 JAMIE CAMPBELL JAMES THACKER JIMMY REA JOSS LINNEY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY MCMillans Engineering Multitech Cammas Hall Farm AVAILABLE FOR temporary-electrics.co.uk Limited www.cammashall.co.uk mcmillansengineering.co.uk SPONSORSHIP MARK MCCRAITH JON GEORGE JOHNNY NEVILLE LOUIS CASTIGLIONE SPONSORED BY SPONSORED BY SPONSORED
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