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Club Name First Name Surname Email Mobile Ashton Bears Madeline Club Name First name Surname Email Mobile Ashton Bears Madeline Millett [email protected] 07841 120381 Aspull New Springs Norma Littler [email protected] 07928 409464 Bamber Bridge Sam Dimmock [email protected] 07526 499648 Bank Quay Bulls John Barry [email protected] 07722 416556 Blackbrook Tom Davidson [email protected] 07920 425359 Blackpool Scorpions David David Ratcliffe [email protected] 07740 828602 Blackpool Stanley John Gill [email protected] 07873 147686 Bold Miners Amanda Hill [email protected] 07740 370545 Bolton Mets Stuart Cooke [email protected] 07802 608256 Burnley & Pendle Danny Myers [email protected] Burtonwood Bridge Philip Parry [email protected] 07423 319595 Bury Broncos Pat Kelly [email protected] 07379 416985 Cadishead Rhinos Paul Elliott [email protected] 07595 388377 Chester Gladiators Paul Fosterr [email protected] 07834 352143 Chorley Panthers Tina Winstanley [email protected] 07807 680686 Clock Face Miners Damian Grimes [email protected] 07947 280576 Crosfields Tony Parker [email protected] 07443 959335 Culcheth Eagles Joe Weir [email protected] 07840 340238 Eccleston Lions Danielle Harrison-Martindale [email protected] 07762 005464 Fitton Hill Bulldogs David Hughes [email protected] 0161 626 3954 Folly Lane Frank Hope [email protected] 07532 247807 Garswood Stags Andy Broughton [email protected] 07815 611188 Golborne Parkside Phil Shaw [email protected] 07920 114587 Halton Farnworth Hornets Gary Bargh [email protected] 07545 135 868 Halton Simms Cross Ray Fleming [email protected] 07415 160089 Haresfinch Dom Gale [email protected] 07908 693575 Haydock Frank Bradshaw [email protected] 07525 641330 Heysham Atoms David Crow [email protected] 07663 22864 Hindley Mark Stringer [email protected] 07729 621144 Hindpool Tigers Phil Cubiss [email protected] 07870 549605 Ince Rose Bridge Tony Sanby [email protected] 07796 042296 Langworthy Reds Bobby Ricci [email protected] 07502 221804 Latchford Albion Alan Daintith [email protected] 07849 739341 Leigh East Carole McCulloch [email protected] 07955 979066 Leigh Miners Rangers David Muir [email protected] 07903 613581 Leyland Warriors Phil Roberts [email protected] 07928 549161 Little Hulton Reds Phil Hodgkinson [email protected] 07800 06287 Littleborough Janine Browne [email protected] 07894 791033 Liverpool Lions Nick Moon [email protected] Manchester Rangers RLFC Matthew Valentine [email protected] 07801 522320 Mancunians RL Stefan Hopewell [email protected] 07977 486236 North West Tigers Michael Hammersley [email protected]; 07804 735563 Oldham St Annes Andrew Deakin [email protected] 07773 386170 Orrell St James Mike Horrocks [email protected] 07808 517857 Pilkington Recs Billy Dillon [email protected] 07879 662940 Portico Vine Kieran Lacey [email protected] 07577 797447 Rochdale Cobras Fiona Bowker [email protected] 07851 026163 Rochdale Mayfield Paul Scanlon-Wells [email protected] 07988 781849 Runcorn Sam Pickavance [email protected] 07341 731036 Rylands Sharks Katrina Kirkham [email protected] 07535 661195 Saddleworth Rangers Peter Townsend [email protected] 07802 908412 Salford City Roosters Alfrieda Kindon [email protected] 07801 639964 Shevington Sharks Steve Dillon [email protected] 07718 228422 Thatto Heath Crusaders Alex Porter [email protected] 07789 277342 West Bank Bears Paul Farrell [email protected] 07882 963354 Westhoughton Lions Geoff Sheelan [email protected] 07780 917346 Widnes Tigers Peter Doyle [email protected] 07973 491603 Wigan Bulldogs Darren Lindley [email protected] 07761 361816 Wigan Spring View Anita Gibson [email protected] 07743 414894 Wigan St Cuthberts Steve Samuels [email protected] 01942 53744 Wigan St Judes Neil Molyneux [email protected] 07810 115199 Wigan St Patricks Chris Whiteley [email protected] 07764 836965 Woolston Rovers Nikki Whalley [email protected] 07889 170895.
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