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Welcome to Old Leamingtonians RFC Welcome to Old Leamingtonians RFC Saturday, December 7th 2019 | Old Leamingtonians Vs Alcester RFC 2:15 pm KO ONLY ACLloyd OLRFC A5 Match Day Programme Advert (Aug19) AWK.qxp_Layout 1 06/08/2019 09:44 Page 1 £1 www.olrfc.co.ukwww.olrfc.co.uk from the heart Since 1948, A.C.Lloyd has been the leading local homebuilder, working across Leamington Spa and Warwickshire. We create properties of value, homes to love, places to belong and build communities for future generations. Visit aclloydhomes.com to find out more LEAMINGTON SPA RADFORD SEMELE ACLloyd OLRFC A5 Match Day Programme Advert (Aug19) AWK.qxp_Layout 1 06/08/2019 09:44 Page 1 Season’s Greetings and welcome back to the Crofts for our first official home game as the Stoke Old Boys game was a change.d venue, We extend a very warm welcome to all players, supporters and guests from Alcester RFC today. A lot has happened since my last programme piece, including most of the World Cup which brought many of you up to the Crofts to watch the live games. What a roller coaster of emotions the tournament provided, culminating in a semi-final display that was truly breath-taking. Enough said. On the playing front closer to home, results have been frustrating for the 1st XV with two narrow losses by three points. We took a heavy defeat from Rugby St Andrews but bounced back in the Stoke Old Boys game. It has been gratifying to see us field three senior teams recently including the 3rds/Vets team playing against the invitation R4H side. Our Womens’ side had two games lately with honours even across the pair, see match report, and our unstoppable Colts are through to the next round of the cup. We also have seven representatives in the Warwickshire U18 side: Lewis Mellor, Morgan Fox, James Crabtree, Ed Righton, Archie Semple, Sam Bayliss and Alex Evans. Well done lads, we know you will represent the club with distinction. Sadly our annual Firework display was cancelled due to the weather, which was great disappointment. Of course the unexpected collapse of the Wasps ground sharing was also devastating and I would like to thank everyone who worked so hard in putting together the plans and legal aspects in the run up, as well as all other of phases such a huge undertaking. Of course our connection will continue as part of their local community liaison and we wish them from well in Henley. the Good luck to all players representing the club this weekend, including the Ladies who are away to Drybrook heart tomorrow Let’s hope for warmish weather and softish ground as we look forward to a great game of rugby today. Please respect the players and officials and enjoy the afternoon in the usual OL’s tradition. See you in the bar after. Phil Eales Since 1948, A.C.Lloyd has been the leading local homebuilder, Chairman working across Leamington Spa and Warwickshire. We create properties of value, homes to love, places to belong and build communities for future generations. Visit aclloydhomes.com to find out more LEAMINGTON SPA RADFORD SEMELE www.olrfc.co.uk www.olrfc.co.uk SECTION NEWS COACH’S CORNER News from the Colts Section: News from the M&J Section: Adam Canning gives us his views: 7 OL’s players represented Warwickshire in this win against OL’S U13 WIN LOCAL DERBY VS KENILWORTH Good afternoon and welcome to The Crofts for yet another Staffordshire; A crisp, cold morning greeted 2 well organised teams very important game for the 1st XV. From the left: Lewis Mellor; Morgan Fox; James Crabtree; at OL’s. It has been a tough season so far for a number of reasons Ed Righton; Archie Semple; Sam Bayliss; Alex Evans. OL’s started sharply and some great passing across the but training has been excellent in the last few weeks and Good win for Warwickshire. pitch resulted in several tries. morale is good after a win against Stoke OB’s last time out. Warwickshire 36: Staffordshire 5 Naturally Kenilworth fought back and the match continued It wasn’t the prettiest of games at times but we knew it to be close with both teams scoring at regular intervals. was a ‘must win’ to start to get our season back on track OL’s took the spoils on the morning. Thanks to all the and the players gave absolutely everything. Despite our players, every one earned the right to be man of the match, prior results, the attitude and commitment of the players partnership, and new players to the club. Whilst this it was an excellent collective performance. cannot be questioned this season. We definitely have a core probably wasn’t in the script at the start of the season, Thanks to the refs too, both clubs had an excellent morning. of players willing to give their all but now we are hoping to not one player has let us down and there have been some see the quality and detail reach a similar level. excellent performances. It all bodes well for the rest of the season and beyond in terms of increased competition for We have a number of players starting to return from places which is every coaches dream. injury and hopefully we are going to start seeing a bit more consistency in selection over the next few months. There is a long way to go the season and we are definitely It has been frustrating from a coaching perspective to feel best with our backs against the wall. I believe in these like you’re starting again each week due to the turnover players to work themselves back up the league table in players enforced by injuries. But we have to take the but if they’re not at their very best today, against an positives from a tough period. In our last five games we Alcester side who beat Old Covs last time out, then have handed debuts to eight players who have come into we have no chance of continuing our momentum. the 1st XV squad from a mixture of our successful colts side, the Warwick Medics, with whom we have a great www.olrfc.co.uk www.olrfc.co.uk REPORTS REPORTS MATCHLeague: Midlands 3 West (South) Saturday, 19th October 2019 MATCHLeague: Midlands 3 West (South) Saturday, 9th November 2019 Fixture: Old Leamingtonians RFC 1st XV v Manor Park RFC 1st XV Fixture: Woodrush RFC 1st XV v Old Leamingtonians RFC 1st XV Result: Old Leamingtonians RFC 1st XV 26 - 29 Manor Park RFC 1st XV Result: Woodrush RFC 1st XV 22 - 19 Old Leamingtonians RFC 1st XV Venue: The Crofts, Bericote Road Venue: Icknield Street After a week’s lay off, OLs took the field full of OLs allowed Manor Park back into game and on 35 On a wet miserable afternoon and a heavy pitch OLs failed to one of the resulting lineouts Woodrush forced the ball confidence in front of a well fed and watered minutes the visitors created a good position inside the take advantage of a dominant performance that was marred over the line to add a converted try to the total to give a complement of 100 Patrons and guests who had just OLs 22 metre area from where they drove the ball over by far too many penalties from set scrums. These gave half time lead of 16 points to 7. enjoyed their first gathering of the season. A one for a converted try. Woodrush three converted kicks at goal from what appeared The second half followed the same pattern but a further to be good attacking front row play by OLs but which the minute silence was held in honour of John Wiles a From the restart OLs again drove well into the visitors long range penalty added another three points to the match official deemed unlawful. long-time supporter of the club who died suddenly half of the field and further good forward pressure Woodrush total. last week. saw the home forwards drive manor Park deep into From the kick off OLs took the game to Woodrush and The next 20minutes saw OLs virtually camped inside From the kick off they took the game to the visitors the 22 metre area from where the ball was forced for the first fifteen minutes play was concentrated in the the Woodrush 22 metre area and with the home side and despite playing against the wind the home side over the goal line and touched down by back row Ollie home half of the field. However, the first of the set piece conceding penalties OLs opted for line outs but time and kept Manor Park defending inside their own 22 metre Sarginson. The try went unconverted but OLs went scrum penalties gave the opportunity for the home kicker time again having secured the ball the Woodrush defence area and after 15 minutes of almost constant pressure into half time with a comfortable four try bonus point to convert from 50 metres. held firm to prevent any chance of a try until the ball was the ball was played out wide to right wing Liam lead of 26 points to 7. OLs came back into the game and from a period of open thrown out along the line to Liam Wellings who again Wellings who forced his way over to open the scoring. The second half saw OLs having the wind advantage play and good passing between the backs centre Liam forced his way over the goal line for the second OLs try.
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