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Rugby Sevens MANU TUILAGI The British and Irish Lions, England and Leicester Tigers Rugby Sevens OPRO IS DELIGHTED TO SUPPORT THE MILLFIELD SEVENS TOURNAMENT and wishes everyone good luck See the making of the mouthguard film atopro.com OFFICIAL SUPPLIER TO Rugby Football Union. The England Rose is an official registered trademark of the Rugby Football Union. The Silver Fern and New Zealand Rugby logo are registered trademarks of the NZRU. For further information please visit opro.com th or telephone 01442 430690 Saturday 8 March 2014 6790 OPRO MILLFIELD 7s A5 ad.indd 1 17/01/2014 16:23 Proud to be Official Kit Supplier to MILLFIELD The team at Kukri wish all the Schools every success for the coming tournament. Partners With For all sports kit enquiries Elite Teams contact Regional Manager Sublimation in 4 weeks Scott Robinson T: 01772 33 88 99 M: 07866 263 702 E: [email protected] www.kukrisports.com Playing, Training & Leisurewear Welcome to the Millfield Rugby Sevens 2014 Millfield is proud of its history. The school has developed rapidly, nowhere more so than on the rugby field. We believe that rugby provides outstanding lessons for life – reliance on team mates, self-discipline, healthy and challenging exercise and respect for others. Sevens has gained in popularity and we are thrilled to welcome boys, visiting coaches, members of staff and families to the Millfield Sevens Tournament. We hope the day proves challenging and exciting and that all players and supporters leave knowing that the friendships developed during the day will be reignited in the years to come. Craig Considine Headmaster It is a real pleasure to be hosting the Millfield Sevens again this year and I hope you have an exciting and rewarding day. It is events such as this which can inspire and motivate young children to pursue their talents and dreams. Gareth Edwards, Olly Morgan, Matt Perry, John Brake and many other Old Millfieldians would have started their careers here on these very pitches. This year we continue to be proud of Chris Robshaw as he Captains the England Team. Chris joined Millfield Prep School in 1996 and "he was totally dedicated to his rugby whether it was in training or in our matches. He always led by example and gave nothing less than 100% effort" said Dave Hill, Head of Rugby”. We are all delighted for Chris and we look forward to welcoming him back to the school in the near future. Today we will definitely see some of the stars of the future showing off their skills and aptitude for the sport. I am sure that all the teams involved today will enjoy the competition and show a good sporting spirit both on and off the pitch. Whether your side wins or loses, I trust you will enjoy a super day of rugby and remember “It’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get up that counts” Vince Lombardi. I look forward to seeing you at the event. With best wishes Shirley Shayler Headmistress At Millfield Prep England Captain COACHES ➤ To Somerton CARS SWIMMING POOL COMPLEX CHANGING, REGISTRATION Coach Park WEIGH-IN & RECEPTION 3 To Butleig COACHES & MINI-BUSES OFFICIAL’S ONLY CAR PARKING h 2 ➤ 1 5 4 6 REFEREES & CONTROLLERS MARQUEE AMBULANCE ONLY TOILETS PLAYER’S MARQUEE NO PARKING ON THE PUBLIC ROADS PLEASE. TIMETABLE 11:30 a.m. Lunch available in the Dining Hall for those who have made reservations. ALL TEAMS SHOULD REPORT TO THE SWIMMING POOL AT LEAST 15 MINUTES BEFORE THEIR FIRST GAME IN ORDER TO WEIGH-IN AND HAVE THEIR STUDS CHECKED. 12:20 p.m. Under 13 Group Matches commence 12:40 p.m. Under 11 Group Matches commence 2:30 p.m. Under 11 Knock-Out Stage commences 3:15 p.m. Under 13 Knock-Out Stage commences 4:00 p.m. Final U11: Plate: T. M. Taylor Trophy 4:00 p.m. Final U11: The Cheney Cup 4:15 p.m. Final U11: The Homfray-Davies Shield 4:20 p.m. Final U13: The Colin Atkinson Trophy 4:20 p.m. Final U13: The Edgarley Shield 4:35 p.m. Final U13: The Frazer Mackenzie Andrew Bowl 4:55 p.m. Presentation of Awards (Marquee) 5.25 p.m. Match Teas at the Dining Hall for those who have made reservations Complimentary lunch and refreshments are available for spectators from 12.30pm onward in the hospitality marquee. Complimentary squash is available to players during the tournament. I would like to thank the many staff from Millfield Schools who have helped stage this event: Rob Cox Events Co-ordinator, Millfield Enterprises John Mallett Director of Rugby, Millfield Senior School Jonathan Ford Programme Editor, Millfield Preparatory School TOURNAMENT DAY ADMINISTRATION Director: David Hill U.11 Co-ordinator: Jonathan Ford Administration Control Manager: Chris Twort Announcer: James Boyd Results: Chris Twort & Steve Heal Registration and weigh in: Marc Gardiner & George Chalke Trophies (and Presentation): Chris Twort Referees’ Co-ordinator: Simon Wynn Referees: Somerset Society, Millfield Senior School & friends of M.P.S. Medical: Dr. Llewellyn-Jones St. John’s Ambulance Grounds: David Warner and staff Catering: Rohan Slabbert, Anthony Stacey and staff If inclement weather or pitch conditions necessitate a cancellation you will be notified on Saturday between 8.30 a.m. and 9.00 a.m. by the Preparatory School Office. Alison Franks, the office manager, can be contacted on 01458 832446. TEAM COLOURS Bedford Prep Navy/white Blundell’s Black Bromsgrove Maroon/white Caldicott White (U13), red/green hoops (U11) Clifton College Prep Sky blue hoops Colet Court Maroon/blue Dean Close Dark blue The Downs Green/blue/gold Downsend Prep Black/ white hoops Dulwich Prep, London Navy/sky blue hoops Halliford Red/black/white hoops Hereford Cathedral School Blue/gold Llandaff CS Burgundy Millfield Prep Green/red/blue hoops Monmouth Chocolate/white hoops Moulsford Prep Red/amber hoops, U11s red Port Regis Maroon/navy/white Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital Gold Rokeby Red/black Sandroyd Purple St. John’s-on-the-Hill Sky blue/white Taunton Prep Light blue/dark blue If there is a colour clash the first named team will change to their spare jerseys. U13 TOURNAMENT PRELIMINARY ROUND - LEAGUE PHASE PITCH 1 PITCH 2 PITCH 3 PITCH 4 GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D Millfield Caldicott Bromsgrove Dulwich Prep Downsend Monmouth Port Regis St. John’s Hereford CS Moulsford Bedford Prep Dean Close Clifton The Downs QEH Colet Court Taunton Prep Rokeby Halliford Sandroyd 12.20 p.m. 1 Millfield v Downsend Pitch 1 2 Caldicott v Monmouth Pitch 2 3 Bromsgrove v Port Regis Pitch 3 4 Dulwich Prep v St. John’s Pitch 4 12.45 p.m. 5 Hereford CS v Clifton Pitch 1 6 Moulsford v The Downs Pitch 2 7 Bedford v QEH Pitch 3 8 Dean Close v Colet Court Pitch 4 1.00 p.m. 9 Millfield v Taunton Prep Pitch 1 10 Caldicott v Rokeby Pitch 2 11 Bromsgrove v Halliford Pitch 3 12 Dulwich v Sandroyd Pitch 4 1.15 p.m. 13 Downsend v Hereford Pitch 1 14 Monmouth v Moulsford Pitch 2 15 Port Regis v Bedford Prep Pitch 3 16 St. John’s v Dean Close Pitch 4 1.30 p.m. 17 Clifton v Taunton Prep Pitch 1 18 The Downs v Rokeby Pitch 2 19 QEH v Halliford Pitch 3 20 Colet Court v Sandroyd Pitch 4 1.45 p.m. 21 Millfield v Hereford CS Pitch 1 22 Caldicott v Moulsford Pitch 2 23 Bromsgrove v Bedford Pitch 3 24 Dulwich v Dean Close Pitch 4 2.00 p.m. 25 Downsend v Clifton Pitch 1 26 Monmouth v The Downs Pitch 2 27 Port Regis v QEH Pitch 3 28 St. John’s v Colet Court Pitch 4 2.15 p.m. 29 Hereford v Taunton Prep Pitch 1 31 Bedford v Halliford Pitch 3 32 Dean Close v Sandroyd Pitch 4 2.30 p.m. 33 Millfield v Clifton Pitch 1 34 Caldicott v The Downs Pitch 2 35 Bromsgrove v QEH Pitch 3 36 Dulwich v Colet Court Pitch 4 2.45 p.m. 37 Downsend v Taunton Prep Pitch 1 38 Monmouth v Rokeby Pitch 2 39 Port Regis v Halliford Pitch 3 40 St. John’s v Sandroyd Pitch 4 UNDER 13 TOURNAMENT FINAL ROUNDS KNOCK-OUT PHASE The Fraser Mackenzie Andrew Bowl A1 3.30 P1 C2 B1 4.00 P1 3.30 P2 D2 C1 4.35 P1 3.30 P3 A2 D1 4.00 P2 3.30 P4 The Colin Atkinson Trophy B2 A5 3.45 P4 C5 4.20 P2 B5 The Edgarley Shield 3.45 P3 D5 A3 3.15 P1 C4 B3 3.45 P1 3.15 P2 D4 C3 4.20 P1 3.15 P3 A4 D3 3.45 P2 3.15 P4 B4 U11 TOURNAMENT PRELIMINARY ROUND - LEAGUE PHASE GROUP E GROUP F GROUP G GROUP H Millfield Colet Court Moulsford The Downs Taunton Prep Llandaff CS St.John’s Sandroyd Blundell’s Bromsgrove Caldicott Dulwich Prep 12.40 p.m. 1 Millfield v Taunton Prep Pitch 5 2 Moulsford v St. John’s Pitch 6 1.00 p.m. 3 Colet Court v Llandaff CS Pitch 5 4 The Downs v Sandroyd Pitch 6 1.15 p.m. 5 Taunton Prep v Blundell’s Pitch 5 6 St. John’s v Caldicott Pitch 6 1.30 p.m. 7 Llandaff v Bromsgrove Pitch 5 8 Sandroyd v Dulwich Prep Pitch 6 1.45 p.m. 9 Millfield v Blundell’s Pitch 5 10 Moulsford v Caldicott Pitch 6 2.00 p.m.
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