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Con Su Victoria Del Sábado a Domicilio Sobre El Nodalia Rugby Valladolid
Boletín informativo de la Federación Española de Rugby Boletín nº 34 Temporada 2006/2007 13 de mayo de 2007 DIVISIÓN DE HONOR 2006/07. JORNADA 17ª Con el título de Liga resuelto, la lucha por la permanencia toma el máximo interés en la penúltima jornada MAGNERS LEAGUE Ospreys se lleva el Fiesta de rugby de Liga, y el CIC Penúltima jornada de título pese al esfuerzo español en Valladolid Rugby Valladolid. En la Liga de División de de los Cardiff Blues con la disputa de los el otro derbi de la Honor de rugby con Campeonatos de jornada, Getxo Artea el título ya decidido a El título de la Magners España y Torneos se juega la favor del Cetransa League se decidió a favor Nacionales de permanencia ante UEMC El Salvador que de The Ospreys tras categorías inferiores Spyro Bera Bera y el disputará su primer derrotar a los Borders con la guinda del Liceo Francés, en partido ante su Reivers y aprovechar la derbi pucelano entre descenso, visita al público después de la derrota de los Leinster el Cetransa El Kitmar Ordizia. consecución del irlandeses frente a Cardiff Salvador, campeón campeonato. Blues, también con P-2 opciones al título. P-18 CAMPEONATO INFANTIL GUINNESS PREMIERSHIP TORNEOS NACIONALES INFANTIL, ALEVIN, BENJAMIN Y PRE-BENJAMIN Valladolid vuelve a acoger Leicester nuevo campeón de la al futuro del rugby nacional Guinness Premiership Un año más los campos de Pepe Rojo de Valladolid Los Leicester Tigers acogerán a los más jóvenes del rugby nacional en el consiguieron su Campeonato de España infantil y los Torneos quinto título de la Nacionales Infantil, Alevín, Benjamín y Pre-benjamín Guinness Premiership en el que participarán 122 equipos de 40 clubes tras imponerse con diferentes con más 1800 niños jugando 294 claridad a Gloucester encuentros, acompañados por 26 árbitros, 6 por 44-16 con siete ensayos. -
Banqueting & Events
Banqueting & Events WWW.SANDYPARK.CO.UK 01392 427427 [email protected] Welcome to Sandy Park Exeter’s award-winning Conference, Banqueting Conveniently situated by junction 30 of the M5 and Events Centre and home to Gallagher and only ten minutes from Exeter International Premiership Rugby team, the Exeter Chiefs. Airport, we pride ourselves in being one of the South West’s most accessible Conference Sandy Park has the flexibility to host everything Centres. from large exhibition events to small meetings, all within easy reach of the vibrant cathedral city With our excellent in-house planning, operational of Exeter and the stunning scenery of the Exe and catering teams, here at Sandy Park we take Estuary, East Devon and beyond. pride in creating successful events for all of our clients, ensuring the space you have is tailored to your every individual need, enhancing the success and overall enjoyment of your event. Our Facilities We have a variety of versatile and dynamic spaces here at Sandy Park, including the impressive Exeter Suite which has hosted a number of notable events, including exhibitions, award shows, charity gala evenings and Exeter Rugby Club’s annual End of Season Dinner. Our top floor suites, the Chiefs, Estuary and Baxter offer striking and unrivalled views of the Sandy Park pitch and stadium and the stunning East Devon countryside. For smaller events, our Seminar Suites are ideal and all have moveable walls, enabling various configurations and capacities. Our passionate and talented catering team specialise in providing top quality cuisine and sourcing the best in local West Country produce. -
Evaluation of Premiership Rugby's HITZ Learning Academy
Evaluation of premiership rugby’s HITZ learning academy programme Item Type Research Report Authors Defeyter, Greta; Graham, Pamela; Atkins, Liz; Harvey-Golding, Louise; Crilley, E Citation Defeyter, G., Graham, P., and Atkins, L. (2017) ‘Evaluation of premiership rugby’s HITZ learning academy programme’. Northumbria: Premiership Rugby/Northumbria University. Publisher Premiership Rugby/Northumbria University, Healthy Living Lab Download date 28/09/2021 07:50:51 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10545/623935 Evaluation of Premiership Rugby’s HITZ Learning Academy Programme June 2017 Evaluation and Reporting by Healthy Living Lab Members: Prof Greta Defeyter, Dr Pamela L Graham, Dr Liz Atkins, Mrs Louise Harvey-Golding & Miss Eilish Crilley 1 HITZ Learning Academy Evaluation Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Context of the HITZ Intervention ....................................................................................................... 5 Evaluative Approach .......................................................................................................................... 5 Stakeholder Views ............................................................................................................................. 6 Findings ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Summary of Focus Groups and Interviews -
Twenty Nineteen Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 1
Leicester Football Club Plc twenty nineteen Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 1 Contents Directors and Officers 2 Strategic Report 3 - Chairman’s Statement 3 - Business Review 4 Professional Advisers 6 Directors’ Report 7 Statement of Directors’ Responsibilities in respect of the Financial Statements 9 Independent Auditors’ Report to the Members of Leicester Football Club Plc 10 Consolidated Profit and Loss Account 15 Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income 15 Consolidated and Company Balance Sheets 16 Consolidated Statement of Changes in Equity 17 Company Statement of Changes in Equity 17 Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows 18 Notes 19 Annual Report & Financial Statements 2019 Page 2 Directors and Officers PETER TOM CBE SIMON COHEN Executive Chairman Chief Executive Officer Peter has been Chairman of the club for over 20 years, Tigers’ Head of Rugby Operations since 2005, Simon having made 130 appearances between 1963 and 1968. joined the board of directors in 2011 and was appointed He is a director of Premier Rugby Limited and Jacksons as Chief Executive Officer in January 2012. Previously a (CI) Limited. Peter’s previous roles include Executive sports lawyer and partner at James Chapman & Co in Chairman of Breedon Group plc and Chief Executive, Manchester, Simon represented the England Rugby team, (latterly Chairman) of Aggregate Industries. In 2006 he was awarded a CBE the Rugby Players’ Association and British and Irish Lions players. He also set for services to Business and Sport. He holds an Honorary Degree from up Rugbyclass, a nationwide rugby coaching company and was an agent for a De Montfort University and in 2018 was awarded an Honorary Degree by the number of England players, including Jonny Wilkinson. -
Fixtures 2021/22
Fixtures 2021/22 Round 1 w/o - 04-Sep-21 Round 2 w/o - 11-Sep-21 Round 3 w/o - 18-Sep-21 w/o - 25-Sep-21 Round 4 w/o - 02-Oct-21 Gloucester-Hartpury v DMP Durham Sharks Gloucester-Hartpury v Bristol Bears Bristol Bears v DMP Durham Sharks Gloucester-Hartpury v Harlequins Bristol Bears v Exeter Chiefs Loughborough Lightning v Wasps Sale Sharks v Gloucester-Hartpury Bristol Bears v Sale Sharks Sale Sharks v Worcester Warriors Worcester Warriors v Harlequins Harlequins v Exeter Chiefs RESERVE Worcester Warriors v Saracens Harlequins v Loughborough Lightning Exeter Chiefs v Sale Sharks Wasps v Worcester Warriors Exeter Chiefs v Wasps Wasps v Saracens DMP Durham Sharks v Saracens Saracens v Loughborough Lightning DMP Durham Sharks v Loughborough Lightning Round 5 w/o - 09-Oct-21 w/o - 16-Oct-21 w/o - 23-Oct-21 Cup Round 1 w/o - 30-Oct-21 Cup Round 2 w/o - 06-Nov-21 DMP v Sale Sharks Gloucester-Hartpury v Bristol Bears Bristol Bears v Wasps Harlequins v Bristol Bears DMP Durham Sharks v Harlequins Harlequins v Gloucester-Hartpury Wasps Bye DMP Durham Sharks Bye Wasps v Gloucester-Hartpury POOL A v POOL A v RESERVE RESERVE Saracens v Exeter Chiefs Sale Sharks v Loughborough Lightning Loughborough Lightning v Saracens Loughborough Lightning v Worcester Warriors Worcester Warriors v Saracens Sale Sharks v Exeter Chiefs POOL B Exeter Chiefs v Bye POOL B Worcester Warriors v Bye Cup Round 3 w/o - 13-Nov-21 w/o - 20-Nov-21 Round 6 w/o 27-Nov-21 Round 7 w/o - 04-Dec-21 Round 8 w/o 11-Dec-21 Wasps v Harlequins Gloucester-Hartpury v Saracens Harlequins -
February 2021 – Worcester Warriors V Newcastle Falcons
Decision of PRL Panel regarding the appropriate points allocation following the cancellation of the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Match between Worcester Warriors and Newcastle Falcons. Date: Friday 19th February 2021 Panel: Andy Higginson (PRL Chairman) Darren Childs (PRL CEO) Phil Winstanley (PRL Rugby Director) Summary of Panel’s Decision 1. As a result of Newcastle Falcons’ inability to fulfil a fixture as a result of Covid-19 and the cancellation of the Round 10 Gallagher Premiership match between Worcester Warriors and Newcastle Falcons, Worcester Warriors shall be awarded the win and 4 league points and Newcastle Falcons shall be deemed to have lost the match but awarded 2 league points. The match score shall be recorded as 0–0. Background to the match cancellation 2. On Saturday 13th February 2021, Newcastle Falcons was unable to fulfil its fixture obligations under Premiership Regulations for its Round 9 match against Northampton Saints. The reasons for this were due to Covid-19 and are set out in the PRL Panel Decision dated Saturday 13th February 2021. 3. On Monday 15th February 2021, further testing was carried out which presented 3 additional positive tests. 4. In light of these additional positive tests following on from those returned in the previous week, the Professional Rugby Testing Oversight Group and Public Health England are of the opinion that these tests amount to an outbreak and that further transmission cannot be ruled out. Therefore, all rugby activity for the Newcastle Falcons squad should be suspended for 10 days from the last contact between the squad on Wednesday 10th February 2021, due to the incubation period of the virus. -
Exeter Sports Medicine Conference 2018 Handbook
EXETER SPORTS MEDICINE CONFERENCE 9 – 10 May 2018 Sandy Park, home of the Exeter Chiefs An international cutting-edge rugby-focused sports medicine conference 1 2 Contents Page Professor Jean McEwan introduction 3 Exeter Sports Medicine Conference 2018 - Steering Commitee 4 University of Exeter Medical School 5 College of Life and Environmental Sciences 6 The Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust 7 England Rugby 8 Exeter Chiefs 9 Practical information 10 Map and parking information for Sandy Park, home of the Exeter Chiefs 12 City of Exeter map 14 Places to eat in Exeter 15 Envent programme 16 DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY 9 MAY 18 DAY TWO: THURSDAY 10 MAY 29 Criteria for best poster 42 Poster presentations 43 Sponsors and supporters 51 Contact list 52 Notes 54 1 EXETER SPORTS MEDICINE CONFERENCE Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel Streatham Campus, University of Exeter Sports Park, University of Exeter Exeter Chiefs, Sandy Park Cathedral Green 2 Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel WELCOME DEAR COLLEAGUES, Welcome to the inaugural Exeter Sports Medicine Conference. This conference is the result of a successful partnership between the University of Exeter Medical School, the University of Exeter Sports and Health Sciences and the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust and demonstrates our united commitment to medicine, health and wellbeing. The pressure on sports people to maintain peak physical condition is immense, and the impact of any injury can prove significant, so our Exeter Sports Medicine Conference will address a wide range of sporting injury research and treatments. While this year's focus is on rugby, the nature of the injuries Professor Jean McEwan covered will provide an all-encompassing educational forum for sports medicine professionals. -
Download Details of Skills
Wound Care Alliance UK Skills Day 2022 Sandy Park Conference Centre Sandy Park Way, Exeter, EX2 7NN Thursday 28th April 2022 8.45am – 4.30pm Programme 0900 - 0930 Coffee and Registration 0930 – 0945 Introduction and Welcome Jackie Stephen-Haynes, Chair WCAUK, Professor in Wound Healing, Birmingham City University 0945 - 1015 Keynote speaker To be advised 1015 - 1030 Guest speaker To be advised 1030 - 1100 Coffee and view exhibitions 1100 - 1200 Workshops (delegates can choose to attend four of the following): A. Pressure Ulcers Facilitated by: Louise Toner - Professor and Associate Dean: Academic Portfolio & Marketing development, Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences, Birmingham City University B. Compression Facilitated by: Jackie Stephen-Haynes, Chair WCAUK, Professor in Wound Healing, Birmingham City University C. Wound Management Facilitated by: Sue Johnson – Independent Nurse Consultant D. Wound Assessment Facilitated by: Monique Maries - Tissue Viability Lead Nurse, Gloucester Acute Trust E. Skin Care Facilitated by: Suzanne Tandler – Neighbourhood Team Lead, Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust 1200 - 1300 Workshops 1300 - 1400 Lunch and view exhibitions 1400 - 1500 Workshops 1500 - 1600 Workshops 1600 - 1615 Certificates and Close HOW TO FIND SANDY PARK CONFERENCE CENTRE Getting to Sandy park Sandy Park is conveniently located just off Junction 30 of the M5, meaning travel to us from Devon and beyond is extremely straightforward. Visiting by car: Sandy There is an onsite car park at Sandy Park with over 500 spaces. Park Sandy Park work with Premier Park who operate an Automatic P Plate Recognition (ANPR) system whereby all vehicle registrations will be captured on arrival and departure by camera. -
Originally Known As the R
Example of a John Player rugby cup Originally known as the R.F.U Club Competition, for which no cup was awarded nor sponsorship sought, it was renamed the John Player Cup in 1976, Gosforth beating Rosslyn Park in the Final. The first competition took place in 1972, and Gloucester were crowned inaugural champions, defeating Moseley in the final, 17 to 6. Coventry won two titles in succession in 1973 and 1974, and after Bedford's championship win in 1975, Gosforth also won two in succession, in 1976 and 1977. Gloucester won their second title in 1978. The competition was then dominated by Leicester, who won three championships in a row, until Gloucester won their third title in 1982. This was shared with Moseley after a 12-12 draw in extra time, and was the only time the cup was shared between two teams. Leicester were again in the final in 1983, but lost to Bristol. Leicester's record run was then broken by Bath from 1984-87, who won the John Player Cup four times in a row, until Harlequins won their first in 1988. The John Player Cup was named after John Player, a nineteenth century Nottinghamshire businessman. John Player had his own factory that made cigarettes and the company ultimately grew to become a huge concern known as John Player & Sons. We don’t have the John Player Cup today because tobacco advertising has been banned on health grounds as it is believed that if tobacco companies sponsor sports it encourages people to smoke. Today, John Player Special and John Player King Size are manufactured by Imperial Tobacco, whereas John Player Gold Leaf is manufactured by British American Tobacco (in some countries), and ranks as one of the best selling and popular tobacco products in Pakistan. -
Llanelli Away Guide
Harlequins Away:Harlequins 07/04/2009 17:06 Page 1 Harlequins Away:Harlequins 07/04/2009 17:06 Page 2 Introduction What can we say, London needs no introduction. It is one of the world’s greatest cities, there is no shortage of things to see or do, whether you are here just for the game or here to see some of the sights we are sure you will enjoy your stay. Our Top 5 things to do whilst in London. 1. The London Eye www.londoneye.com 2. Tower Bridge www.towerbridge.org.uk 3. Harrods www.harrods.com 4. Twickenham www.twickenhamstadiumtoursguide.co.uk 5. London Dungeons www.thedungeons.com For all London tourist information including maps, hotel and entertainment options please refer to www.visitlondon.com Photo by Inpho Harlequins Away:Harlequins 07/04/2009 17:06 Page 3 Getting there Flying to London? When flying to London there are a number of options, before booking make sure to into account the time and additional cost of trains, as this fixture is being played at the Stoop the closest airports (in order) are Heathrow, Gatwick, City, Luton then Stansted. London Heathrow (LHR) Served by both Aer Lingus and BMI, London Heathrow is connected to central London by the London Underground. All Irish flights arrive in terminal 1, from here collect any bags and make your way by foot to the underground tube station. Other ways to reach central London include a black cab or a fast train service. www.heathrowexpress.co.uk (£32 return) www.heathrowconnect.co.uk (£13.80 return) www.londonheathrowcars.com (quotes available prior to booking) London Gatwick (LGW) Served by Aer Lingus, Ryanair and British Airways, Gatwick is connected to London by both mainline train (from £7 return) and the Gatwick Express (from £29 return) www.gatwickexpress.co.uk London City (LCY) Served by Citijet / Air France this small airport is connected by mainline train that will allow you to connect to the London underground via the Dockland Light railway (DLR). -
Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup Leicester Tigers Festival – Season 2019/2020 – Entry Form
LAND ROVER PREMIERSHIP RUGBY CUP LEICESTER TIGERS FESTIVAL – SEASON 2019/2020 – ENTRY FORM Leicester Tigers are pleased to invite U11 and U12 teams to enter this season’s Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup – Leicester Tigers Festival. To enter, please complete the form below and return to: [email protected] Separate Forms are required for each Age Group Please enter our Under 11/Under 12 (delete as appropriate) squad into the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup – Leicester Tigers Festival to be held at Oakham RFC on Sunday 17th November 2019. We agree to abide by the rules and conditions of this event. Signed_________________________________________________________ For___________________________________________Rugby Football Club Under 11/Under 12 Coach details (Please delete accordingly): Contact Name. ___________________________________________________________________ Tel no. ___________________________________________________________________ Email. ___________________________________________________________________ PLEASE SEE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS RE REGISTRATION GENERAL INFORMATION The event shall be known as the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup and is open to all Junior Clubs. AGE GROUP The Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup is open to Under 11 and Under 12 rugby teams. Although Age Grade Regulations allow for combined age groups where there are small numbers, only players within the correct chronological age group will be allowed in this event (this is a Tigers rule). However consideration will be given to official RFU dispensation, where held for other reasons, under RFU Regulation 15.4.1. REGISTRATION All players must be registered on the RFU’s Data System by the 15th October 2019. Any player joining after the 15th October 2019 may be deemed to be “cup tied”, and can only play at the discretion of the organisers. -
Harlequins-Me-Brochure.Pdf
WELCOME TO THE STOOP Looking for something a little bit different for that business event or private function? The Twickenham Stoop Stadium has been We can offer anything from small meetings, home to Harlequins, the world famous rugby conferences, training courses, summer and club, since 1963. Over the years the stadium Christmas parties to the full hire of the stadium has been redeveloped into a unique and for corporate days. excellent venue for business and events. With close proximity to Central London, the Our flexible approach allows you to either M25, A3, M3 and Heathrow International simply hire the venue and design your own Airport, the Twickenham Stoop is the perfect event, or alternatively, our experienced team venue for business and private events. would be delighted to manage the whole process for you. Whatever the size or nature of your event, here at Harlequins we can tailor any package to meet your individual requirements. 2 HARLEQUIN FC - MEETINGS & EVENTS HARLEQUIN FC - MEETINGS & EVENTS 3 MEMBERS CLUBHOUSE EXECUTIVE BOXES Experience the true rugby heritage of Harlequins with The Twickenham Stoop Stadium is home to 34 executive club memorabilia and historic photographs within the boxes all of which are on the first floor of the Etihad andLV= Members’ Bar, located on the ground floor of the LV= Stand. Stands. Each box has a magnificent view of the pitch and Accommodating up to 220 delegates for a conference and direct access to the stands. The boxes offer a relaxed setting dinner, this room offers natural daylight, plasma screens and perfect for smaller meetings or breakout rooms for larger can be provided with the full range of audio-visual equipment.