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ACKLAM RUFC League: D&N 1 Colours: BLACK, GREEN & WHITE Team : ACKLAM RUFC League: D&N 1 Colours: BLACK, GREEN & WHITE Hon Sec : PAULA ATKIN email address : Home Address : 1 ST IVES CLOSE TS8 9AA Home Tel. : 01642 316262 Bus. Tel. : Mob. Tel. : Hon FixtureSec : STEVE ELSWORTH email address : [email protected] Home Address : 12 BRIGHTON CLOSE THORNABY TS17 0BJ Home Tel. : 01642 765189 Bus. Tel. : Mob. Tel. : 07714 473336 Ground Tel No: Address : League Liaison : STEVE ELSWORTH Contact No. : email : Mrt T'ble Liaison : STEVE ELSWORTH Contact No. : email : Mrt L'gue Liaison : STEVE ELSWORTH Contact No. : email : Managers & Contact Numbers H L H M H M H M WK Date 1st XV 2nd XV 3rd XV 4thXV / Vets A F A F A F A F A 15-Aug B 22-Aug 0 29-Aug 1 05-Sep RYTON A 2 12-Sep STOCKTON H 3 19-Sep GOSFORTH A 4 26-Sep GATESHEAD H 5 03-Oct DURHAM CITY A 6 10-Oct DARLINGTON A 7 17-Oct CONSETT H 8 24-Oct HORDEN A X2 31-Oct 9 07-Nov MIDDLESBROUGH H 10 14-Nov HARTLEPOOL ROVERS A 11 21-Nov MEDICALS H 12 28-Nov 13 05-Dec PONTELAND A 14 12-Dec NOVOCASTRIANS H 15 19-Dec STOCKTON A 16 26-Dec 17 02-Jan 18 09-Jan GOSFORTH H 19 16-Jan GATESHEAD A 20 23-Jan DURHAM CITY H X5 30-Jan DARLINGTON H 21 06-Feb 22 13-Feb CONSETT A 23 20-Feb HORDEN H 24 27-Feb 25 05-Mar MIDDLESBROUGH A 26 12-Mar 27 19-Mar HARTLEPOOL ROVERS H 28 26-Mar 29 02-Apr MEDICALS A 30 09-Apr PONTELAND H 31 16-Apr NOVOCASTRIANS A 32 23-Apr RYTON H X8 30-Apr 33 07-May 34 14-May 35 21-May 36 28-May Team : ADWICK LE-STREET RUFC League : Colours : Hon Sec : MICHAEL LEACH-FLANAGAN email address : [email protected] Home Address : 31, ALEXANDRA ROAD, BENTLEY, DONCASTER, ND4 0PD Home Tel. : 01302 872429 Bus. Tel. : 01302 508306 Mob. Tel. : 07810 631404 Hon FixtureSec : MICHAEL LEACH-FLANAGAN email address : Home Address : 31, ALEXANDRA ROAD, BENTLEY, DONCASTER, ND4 0PD Home Tel. : 01302 872429 Bus. Tel. : 01302 508306 Mob. Tel. : 07810 631404 Ground Tel No: Address : League Liaison : Contact No. : email : Mrt T'ble Liaison : Contact No. : email : Mrt L'gue Liaison : Contact No. : email : Managers & Contact Numbers H L H M H M H M WK Date 1st XV 2nd XV 3rd XV 4thXV / Vets A F A F A F A F A 15-Aug B 22-Aug MOSBOROUGH II 0 29-Aug THORNENSIANS III 1 05-Sep 2 12-Sep 3 19-Sep KNARESBOROUGH 4 26-Sep TIGERS III 5 03-Oct 6 10-Oct CORINTHIANS II 7 17-Oct 8 24-Oct WORTLEY X2 31-Oct MOSBOROUGH II 9 07-Nov MOORTOWN III 10 14-Nov PONTEFRACT III 11 21-Nov 12 28-Nov SHEFFIELD IV 13 05-Dec 14 12-Dec 15 19-Dec 16 26-Dec 17 02-Jan 18 09-Jan CORINTHIANS II 19 16-Jan MOSBOROUGH II 20 23-Jan MOORTOWN III X5 30-Jan 21 06-Feb KNARESBOROUGH 22 13-Feb SHEFFIELD IV 23 20-Feb 24 27-Feb TIGERS III 25 05-Mar HEMSWORTH II 26 12-Mar 27 19-Mar PONTEFRACT III 28 26-Mar 29 02-Apr 30 09-Apr MOSBOROUGH II 31 16-Apr WORTLEY 32 23-Apr HEMSWORTH II X8 30-Apr 33 07-May 34 14-May 35 21-May 36 28-May MAROON WITH BLUE & WHITE Team : League : Y3 Colours : AIREBOROUGH RUFC HOOPS Hon Sec : JAMES KINGHORN email address : [email protected] Home Address : Home Tel. : 01943 872767 Bus. Tel. : Mob. Tel. : 07736 940313 Hon FixtureSec : ANDREW WOOD email address : [email protected] Home Address : Home Tel. : 01943 877593 Bus. Tel. : Mob. Tel. : 07765 408964 Ground Tel No: 01943 878299 Address : ANSA CLUBHOUSE, NUNROYD PARK, YEADON, LEEDS, LS19 7HR League Liaison : ROD CATHERALL Contact No. : 07939 319753 email : [email protected] Mrt T'ble Liaison : LUKE EXLEY Contact No. : 07891 725025 email : [email protected] Mrt L'gue Liaison : Contact No. : email : Managers & ROD CATHERALL LUKE EXLEY Contact Numbers 07939 319753 07891 725025 H L H M H M H M WK Date 1st XV 2nd XV 3rd XV 4th XV / Vets A F A F A F A F A 15-Aug B 22-Aug BURLEY A F 0 29-Aug BRAMLEY PHOENIX A Y 1 05-Sep OLD OTLIENSIANS A L OLD OTLIENSIANS 2 H M 2 12-Sep LEEDS MODERNIANS H L OLD CROSSLEYANS 2 A M 3 19-Sep THORNENSIANS A L SKIPTON 2 H F 4 26-Sep BRAMLEY PHOENIX A L HALIFAX VANDALS 2 H M 5 03-Oct GOOLE H L ILKLEY 4 A M 6 10-Oct HARROGATE PYTHONS A L OLD BRODLEIANS 4 H M 7 17-Oct WETHERBY H L MORLEY 3 A F 8 24-Oct ROTHERHAM PHOENIX A L CLECKHEATON 4 H M X2 31-Oct HUDDERSFIELD YMCA 4 H M 9 07-Nov BAILDON H L BAILDON 2 A M 10 14-Nov STOCKSBRIDGE A L BRAMLEY PHOENIX 2 A F 11 21-Nov HALIFAX H L HALIFAX DUKES A M 12 28-Nov BURLEY 2 A F 13 05-Dec NORTHALLERTON A L TBC 14 12-Dec LEEDS MED'S & D'TISTS H L OLD BRODLEIANS 4 A M 15 19-Dec LEEDS MODERNIANS A L OTLEY 3 H F 16 26-Dec 17 02-Jan 18 09-Jan THORNENSIANS H L TBC 19 16-Jan BRAMLEY PHOENIX H L HALIFAX VANDALS 2 A M 20 23-Jan GOOLE A L OLD CROSSLEYANS 2 H M X5 30-Jan HARROGATE PYTHONS H L HUDDERSFIELD YMCA 4 A M 21 06-Feb TBC 22 13-Feb WETHERBY A L OSSETT 2 A F 23 20-Feb ROTHERHAM PHOENIX H L TBC 24 27-Feb BURLEY 2 H A 25 05-Mar BAILDON A L BAILDON 2 H M 26 12-Mar OTLEY 3 A F 27 19-Mar STOCKSBRIDGE H L CLECKHEATON 4 A M 28 26-Mar SKIPTON 2 A F EASTER 29 02-Apr HALIFAX A L HALIFAX DUKES H M 30 09-Apr NORTHALLERTON H L BRAMLEY PHOENIX 2 H F 31 16-Apr LEEDS MED'S & DENT'S A L ILKLEY 4 H M 32 23-Apr OLD OTLIENSIANS H L OLD OTLIENSIANS 2 A M X8 30-Apr OSSETT 2 H F 33 07-May 34 14-May 35 21-May 36 28-May BLACK,WHITE AND RED Team : BAILDON League : Y3 Colours : JERSEY,BLACK SHORTS AND RED SOCKS Hon Sec : CATHARINE O'CONNELL email address : catharine.o'[email protected] Home Address : 15 MENIN DRIVE, BAILDON, BRADFORD BD17 5PN Home Tel. : Bus. Tel. : 01942 882777 Mob. Tel. : 07799 586296 Hon FixtureSec : PHILIP FRANCIS email address : [email protected] Home Address : PARKWAY, FERNHILL, LADY LANE, BINGLEY BD16 4AQ Home Tel. : 01274 565457 Bus. Tel. : Mob. Tel. : 07778 014794 Ground Tel No: 01274 582644 Address : HEYGATE LANE, JENNY LANE, BAILDON, BRADFORD BD17 6RS League Liaison : MICK MASSEY Contact No. : 07868 756708 email : [email protected] Mrt T'ble Liaison : Contact No. : email : Mrt L'gue Liaison : Contact No. : email : Managers & MICK MASSEY PHIL WILSON Contact Numbers 07868 756708 07843 663961 H L H M H M H M WK Date 1st XV 2nd XV 3rd XV 4thXV / Vets A F A F A F A F A 15-Aug B 22-Aug 0 29-Aug STOCKSBRIDGE YST H 1 05-Sep ROTHERHAM PHOENIX H L 2 12-Sep THORNENSIANS H L HALIFAX VANDALS 2 A M 3 19-Sep STOCKSBRIDGE A L ILKLEY 4 H M 4 26-Sep HALIFAX H L HALIFAX DUKES A M 5 03-Oct NORTHALLERTON A L CLECKHEATON 4 H M 6 10-Oct LEEDS MEDICS H L 7 17-Oct OLD OTLIENSIANS A L OLD OTLIENSIANS 2 H M 8 24-Oct LEEDS MODERNIANS H L HUDDERSFIELD YM 4 A M X2 31-Oct 9 07-Nov AIREBOROUGH A L AIREBOROUGH 2 H M 10 14-Nov BRAMLEY PHOENIX H L OLD CROSSLEYANS 2 A M 11 21-Nov GOOLE A L OLD BRODLEIANS 4 H M 12 28-Nov KEIGHLEY 3 A F 13 05-Dec HARROGATE PYTHONS H L 14 12-Dec WETHERBY A L 15 19-Dec THORNENSIANS A L HALIFAX VANDALS 2 H M 16 26-Dec BRADFORD SALEM A F 17 02-Jan 18 09-Jan STOCKSBRIDGE H L ILKLEY 4 A M 19 16-Jan HALIFAX A L HALIFAX DUKES H M 20 23-Jan NORTHALLERTON H L CLECKHEATON 4 A M X5 30-Jan LEEDS MEDICS A L 21 06-Feb KEIGHLEY 3 H F 22 13-Feb OLD OTLIENSIANS H L OLD OTLIENSIANS 2 A M 23 20-Feb LEEDS MODERNIANS A L HUDDERSFIELD YM 4 H M 24 27-Feb 25 05-Mar AIREBOROUGH H L AIREBOROUGH 2 A M 26 12-Mar 27 19-Mar BRAMLEY PHOENIX A L OLD CROSSLEYANS 2 H M 28 26-Mar 29 02-Apr GOOLE H L OLD BRODLEIANS 4 A M 30 09-Apr HARROGATE PYTHONS A L 31 16-Apr WETHERBY H L 32 23-Apr ROTHERHAM PHOENIX A L X8 30-Apr 33 07-May 34 14-May 35 21-May 36 28-May Team : BARNSLEY League : Y2 Colours : Hon Sec : email address : Home Address : Home Tel. : Bus. Tel. : Mob. Tel. : Hon FixtureSec : STEVE BATES email address : [email protected] Home Address : 72B SACKUP LANE, DARTON BARNSLEY Home Tel. : Bus. Tel. : 01226 246583 Mob. Tel. : 07712 225868 Ground Tel No: 01226 203509 Address : SHAW LANE BARNSLEY League Liaison : Contact No.
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