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KIT AND LEISUREWEAR SUPPLIERS Teejac Sports Ltd Niwbwrch, Pentir, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 4DY Wine tasting evening at Wrexham Tel: 01248 353 575 - Fax: 01248 372973 Rugby Club Email: [email protected] Facebook: www.facebook.com/teejac SIGNS AND ADVERTISING BOARDS Get Started with Rugby! Are you 16-25? Not in education, employment or training? You could benefit from this FREE 5 day course - register your inter- est here. The Prince’s Trust is recruiting for their Get Started with Rugby programme, a free 5 day course for unemployed young people, aged 16-25. The course will run at Eirias Park, Colwyn Bay from Monday 2nd December - Friday 6th December with a Taster session on Thursday 28th November (10 am - 1pm). The course is aimed at Young People (aged 16-25) who are NEET (not in education, employment or training) and who need an opportunity to build confidence, learn new skills and meet new people, unfortunately we are unable to work with any young person who is on the work pro- gramme. All participants will have the opportunity to: •Gain a TAG Rugby Leaders Award and learn how to coach from professionals - •Undertake First Aid Training - •Receive a free training kit - •Enjoy a fun week improving, teamwork, communication skills and confidence. Public transport expenses will be reimbursed and lunch will be provided throughout the course. Following the course all the young people will be offered 3 months pro- gression support in accessing further training, education or employment. This is a fantastic opportunity for young people to develop skills and build confidence, hopefully providing them with momentum to access further opportunities following the course. Please feel free to pass on this information to colleagues or any young people you feel would be suitable for the programme. If you are interested in taking part in this programme and are/may be eligible and are interested in coming along you can contact Kay Sharp on 07769 973 600 or via email [email protected] . We must hear from people BEFORE the Taster Day on 28th November if they wish to come on the course. The full listing of games taking place this Saturday involving the clubs of North and Mid Wales If you see any errors, postponements or omissions to the following list, it would be appreciated if you could please either email the details to [email protected] or text to 07713 514 375 - many thanks WRU Championship WRU Youth Division One North Beddau v Ebbw Vale Bala v Nant Conwy Bridgend Athletic v RGC 1404 Bangor v Denbigh Llanharan v Bonymaen Caernarfon v Llangefni Newbridge v Cardiff Met Mold v COBRA Pontypool v Bargoed Wrexham v Pwllheli Tata Steel v Narberth Tondu v Blackwood WRU Youth Division Two North Abergele v Flint WRU Division One West Bro Ffestiniog v Llanidloes Builth Wells v Whitland Colwyn Bay v Shotton Steel Gary Dolgellau v Llandudno WRU Division Two West Holyhead v Newtown Editors: Gary Williams/Barry Williams Aberavon Quins v Aberystwyth Rhyl and District v Welshpool Email: [email protected] WRU Division One North WRU 2nd Team League Bro Ffestiniog v Denbigh Ruthin 2nds v Bala 2nds www.nwru.co.uk Caernarfon v Bethesda Bro Ffest 2nds v Denbigh 2nds Dolgellau v Nant Conwy www.midwalesrugby.com Pwllheli v COBRA Gwynedd and 2nd Team League Ruthin v Bala Caernarfon 2nds v Bethesda 2nds Dolgellau 2nds v Nant 2nds WRU Division Two North Pwllheli 2nds v Llangefni 2nds Abergele v Colwyn Bay Llandudno v Newtown North East Counties League Machynlleth v Llangefni Abergele 2nds v Wrexham 2nds Mold v Wrexham COBRA 2nds v Shotton 2neds Shotton Steel v Rhyl Flint 2nds v Mold 2nds Llandudno 2nds v Rhyl 2neds WRU Division Three North Mold 3rds v Rhos 2nds Flint v Harlech Welshpool 2nds v Col Bay 2nds Holyhead v Bangor Llangollen v Welshpool Please note that you should Llanidloes v Bangor University check with the home club that Menai Bridge v Porthmadog the above games is going ahead Rhos v Benllech - The Oval Zone cannot be held responsible for any errors in this WRU Division Six East listing. Llandrindod Wells v Rhayader Trinant v Trefyclawdd Old Tylerians v Crickhowell COVER PICTURE This week’s cover picture shows the Llanidloes U9’s walking through the tunnel at the end of their game with Welshpool at the Newtown Festival. GOT SOME PICS AND NEWS YOU’D LIKE TO SHARE - SEND TO [email protected] Pictured left at last Friday’s Russia v Japan game, far left, Mid Wales’s Andy Davies and far right, North Wales’ Rhys Thomas. Picture kindly supplied by Alan Skeates Twenty seven unanswered second half points earned Japan a comfort- able 40-13 win over Russia at Parc Eirias on Friday night. The Brave Blossoms scored just the once before half time but added three more tries after the break. Ayumu Goromaru’s penalty opened the scoring and although it was Japan who were dominating territory, Russia hit back with a try from Vladimir Ostroushko. Ramil Gayshin added the extra two and Kingsley Jones’ side led 7-3. A break from Goromaru in the 15th minute was finished off by Hendrik Tui and the conversion made it 10-7. A brace of penalties from Gayshin saw Russia regain the lead before Goromaru’s penalty made it 13-13 at the break. That was as good as it got for Russia though as they failed to score any second half points. Michael Broadhurst, who impressed against Wales last summer, crossed two minutes after the break with Goromaru converting and kicking a Pictures kindly supplied by Tony Bale penalty. Male Sa’u and Toshiaki Hirose then rounded off the scoring in what was ultimately a comfortable win. RGC NEWS Team selected for Bridgend Athletic away this Saturday 1, Thabiso Monongozulu - Academy 2. Mike Hall - Rhyl 3. James Jones - Nant Conwy 4. Adam Williams - Academy 5. Bryn Williams- Colwyn Bay 6. Huw Worthington - COBRA 7. Tom Parry - Pwllheli 8. Andy Williams - Caernarfon 9. Josh Leach - Colwyn Bay 10. Lewis Barker - Mold 11. Carwyn Ap Myrddin - Nant Conwy Following the success of the WRU Junior Stars camp in October which saw 52 children from all over North Wales attend Eirias Park, we are 12. Huw Grundy - Mold now taking bookings for the WRU Junior Stars Camp in February again 13. Harri Evans - Llandudno to be held at Eirias Park. The feedback we have had from parents have 14. Afon Bagshaw - Llandudno singled out the quality of the staff and the facilities whilst also stating that all of the children were really excited to attend day after day, one in 15. Llywarch Ap Myrddin - Nant Conwy particular saying that their child was up earlier for the camp than they 16. Tom Hughes - Bala were for school. 17. Liam Leung - Caernarfon 18. Aaron Gwyn - Caernarfon The sessions will all be held in the indoor arena (The Barn) at Eirias Park so the children will be sheltered from the elements and the sessions 19. Rhodri Carlton-Jones - Llandudno will all be led by WRU staff, whilst also getting the opportunity to meet 20. Tom Hughes - Dolgellau one of Wales’ current International Players. The Camp will be held on the 24th, 25th and 26th February 2014 run- Teams/squads announced for Dragons U16 v ning from 9.30am – 4.00pm, and costs £75 for the full 3 day camp, alter- natively you can book on for a single day for £35 (only available on the RGC U16 and Development sides at the same 24th or 25th which won’t include an International Player appearance). age group - games this Sunday Should you wish to book your child on to the camp please visit www. RGC U16 - Development Squad below wrurugbystars.co.uk, or for more information please contact Allan James 1 Ben SQUIBB Newtown RFC; 2 Emyr COURT Nant Conwy RFC (WRU Participation Officer) on the details below. Also attached are the 3 Kai WILLIAMS Bangor RFC; 4 Alex LEIGH Mold RFC posters advertising the camp. 5 Danny EVANS Dolgellau RFC; 6 Tom YATES © Rhyl RFC 7 Liam HAYES Rhyl RFC; 8 James FISHER-JONES Denbigh RFC Kind Regards 9 Efan JONES Wrexham RFC; 10 Armani ROBERTS Wrexham RFC Allan James, WRU Participation Officer, North West Wales 11 Dewi GRIFFITHS Bangor RFC; 12 Nathan JONES Ruthin RFC Tel: 07584 488276 / 01492 577727 - [email protected] 13 Josh JONES Gwernyfed RFC; 14 Rhys TUDOR Llandudno RFC 15 Tom HILL Exiles; 16 Garen DAVIES Bala RFC 17 Spencer DOWELL Llandudno; 18 Sam HUGHES Llandudno RFC 19 Morgan OWEN Llandudno RFC; 20 Jacob COLLIN Mold RFC Sponsorship Opportunities at RGC 21 Isaac WILLIAMS Llandudno; 22 Gruffudd ROBERTS Denbigh RFC 23 Charlie QUAECK Bro Ffestiniog RFC There a number of sponsorships and partnerships available at RGC. From Player Sponsorships, Match Sponsors and Man 1 Harri EVANS Denbigh RFC; 2 Harris WASEEM Ruthin RFC of the Match to more long term partnerships to help boost your 3 George MILLS Wrexham RFC; 4 George KEEFE Ruthin RFC companies brand across the region and on a national scale within 5 Huw JONES Machynlleth RFC; 6 Iwan KYFFIN Llandudno RFC the WRU Championship. 7 Will JONES Ruthin RFC; 8 Ellis PARRY Wrexham RFC 9 Euan HARRIS Welshpool RFC; 10 Guto PIERCE Caernarfon RFC Executive boxes are also available on gameday, so if you are 11 Josh MOORE Llandudno; 12 William HOLLOWAY Newtown RFC looking to treat staff or invite clients it is a perfect opportunity. 13 Guillaume PEYRASSE Bangor RFC; 14 Angus TWIGG Exiles 15 Jacob HUGHES Wrexham; 16 Jake VAUGHAN-THOMAS Denbigh RGC is on a journey so why don’t you join us!! 17 Ashley ROWLANDS Bangor; 18 Sam WAINWRIGHT Rhyl RFC 19 Marcus SWEENEY Llandudno; 20 Robin WILLIAMS Caernarfon For sponsorship opportunities contact [email protected] 21 Daniel DAVIES Caernarfon RFC; 22 Caine LE TISSIER Mold RFC WRU CHAMPIONSHIP Printers of literature and programmes for WRU, NWRU, North Wales Crusaders, Shrewsbury Town FC and many other sports clubs.
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