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National U18 Cup 2018/19 NATIONAL U18 CUP 2018/19 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March CARLISLE 1 TYNEDALE DARLINGTON MOWDEN PARK 2 PERCY PARK DURHAM 3 PENRITH MOORTOWN 4 POCKLINGTON QUARTER-FINALIST WEST HARTLEPOOL 5 RYTON STOCKTON 6 MORPETH ACKLAM 7 RIPON SHEFFIELD 8 SELBY NATIONAL U18 CUP 2018/19 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March WHARFEDALE 1 BILLINGHAM LYMM 2 HUDDERSFIELD WEST PARK LEEDS 3 HULL IONIANS BEVERLEY 4 MIDDLESBOROUGH QUARTER-FINALIST DRONFIELD 5 LEICESTER FOREST KETTERING 6 OLD LEAMINGTONIANS OLD HALESONIANS 7 STAFFORD BIRMINGHAM SOLIHULL 8 OLD NORTHAMPTONIANS NATIONAL U18 CUP 2017/18 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March AMPTHILL 1 LUTTERWORTH ASHBY 2 VESEYANS HINCKLEY 3 BEDFORD BLUES SHREWSBURY 4 BARKERS BUTTS QUARTER-FINALIST WOLVERHAMPTON 5 SYSTON SCUNTHORPE 6 NOTTINGHAM CORSAIRS HEREFORD 7 WORCESTER BANBURY 8 BROMSGROVE NATIONAL U18 CUP 2017/18 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March WEST BRIDGFORD 1 DUDLEY KINGSWINFORD DERBY 2 BIRMINGHAM MOSELEY TOWCESTRIANS 3 KENILWORTH OLD ALBANIANS 4 OLNEY QUARTER-FINALIST LUCTONIANS 5 MINCHINHAMPTON MARLOW 6 WIMBLEDON NEWBURY 7 BUCKINGHAM ST AUSTELL 8 PENZANCE & NEWLYN NATIONAL U18 CUP 2017/18 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March DEVONPORT SERVICES 1 IVYBRIDGE WESTON SUPER MARE 2 BATH KINGSBRIDGE 3 TOPSHAM BOURNEMOUTH 4 YEOVIL QUARTER-FINALIST TAUNTON 5 NAILSEA & BACKWELL MAIDENHEAD 6 WINCHESTER HORNETS 7 MATSON WIMBORNE 8 WINSCOMBE NATIONAL U18 CUP 2017/18 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March CLIFTON 1 CIRENCESTER BRACKNELL 2 OLD WIMBLEDONIANS THORNBURY 3 STOURBRIDGE LIONS TBC 4 AMERSHAM &CHILTERN QUARTER-FINALIST ALTON 5 CHINNOR WEST NORFOLK 6 SHELFORD BECCEHAMIAN 7 ROCHFORD HUNDRED TEDDINGTON 8 BECKENHAM NATIONAL U18 CUP 2017/18 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March REEDS WEYBRIDGE 1 WESTCOMBE PARK GRAVESEND 2 COLCHESTER BRENTWOOD 3 OLD ELTHAMIANS ROYSTON 4 MAVERICKS QUARTER-FINALIST SARACENS AMATEURS 5 BISHOPS STORTFORD ETON MANOR 6 CANTERBURY HERTFORD 7 RICHMOND OLD COLFEIANS 8 HITCHIN NATIONAL U18 CUP 2017/18 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 20th / 21st October 17th / 18th November 9th / 10th February 16th / 17th March 30th / 31st March WYMONDHAM 1 WOODBRIDGE REDINGENSIANS RAMS 2 EALING TRAILFINDERS WESTCLIFFE 3 BROMLEY HOVE 4 SEVENOAKS QUARTER-FINALIST TBC 5 TONBRIDGE JUDDIAN LONDON IRISH AMATEUR 6 TROJANS OLD RUTLISHIANS 7 HORSHAM BEACONSFIELD 8 WASPS FC.
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