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October 2015 Boys Champion Schools Girls Issue 1 September– October 2015 Boys Champion Schools Girls Champion Schools A massive thank you to the 19 Leeds High Schools who A massive thank you to the 10 Leeds High Schools who took part in took part in the Leeds Champion Schools this year. The the Leeds Girls Champion Schools this year. It was fantastic to tournament saw some great competition between the welcome some new schools to Girls RL and see the progress made schools as they all fought hard to win a place in the by the schools who were playing regular Rugby League last year. Yorkshire Cup the next stage of the Champion Schools Below are the schools who will represent Leeds in the regional stage run by the RFL. Congratulations to the schools who will of the RFL competition: represent Leeds in the next stage of the competition: Y11– Bruntcliffe Academy Y11– South Leeds Academy & Royds School Y10– Brigshaw School & Cockburn School Y10– Corpus Christi, Bruntcliffe Academy, Brigshaw Y9– Temple Moor & Brigshaw School School, South Leeds Academy & Mount St Marys Y8– Cockburn School & Temple Moor Y9– Brigshaw School, Mount St Marys, Corpus Christi, Cockburn & Farnley Academy Y7– Farnley Academy & David Young Community Academy Y8– Corpus Christi, Temple Moor, Cockburn, Woodkirk Academy & Crawshaw Academy Schools Delivery Y7– Woodkirk Academy, Corpus Christi, Brigshaw, Cockburn & Crawshaw Academy The first term saw 11 schools receive delivery as a result of the restructure and the introduction to four area specific Development Officers in Ian, Callum, Matthew and Darrell. The Girls programme also hit the ground running in the first term with six schools receiving coaching support. Fore more information on the high schools rugby programme contact [email protected]. Leeds & Hunslet Schools Boys Competitions Girls Sky Try Touch Rugby The Leeds & Hunslet Schools competition will continue next term. The Y11/10 Plate Next term will see the Sky Try Touch Programme competition was a success with some excellent performances that saw David Young commence. The girls dinner time clubs will be delivered Community Academy win the Y11 Plate and Temple Moor win the Y10 Plate. The Plate to schools across the city preparing them for the Sky Try Competition is for those who did not progress into the Yorkshire Cup and allows schools a Touch Rugby Festivals in January. Please see the chance to play more rugby and develop as a team. The winner of the plate competition will competition dates below: progress to the L&H Schools Play offs to play against the Leeds teams who progressed in Wednesday 13th January– South Cluster @ the Champion Schools Competition. The ultimate outcome is that the top two teams from Cockburn School the L&H Schools Play offs will play in the Champions of Champions at John Charles Centre for Sport to find the official Champions of Leeds. Please see dates below: Thursday 21st January– East Cluster @ John Smeaton Academy Plate Competition: Wednesday 27th January– North Cluster @ Allerton Y9– Wednesday 4th November High Y8– Wednesday 11th November Thursday 4th February– West Cluster @ Crawshaw Y7– Wednesday 18th November Academy Play Offs: Champions of Champions Finals: City Finals Wednesday 10th February venue TBC Y11– Tuesday 10th November Wednesday 25th November– Y10 & 11 Y10– Thursday 12th November Wednesday 9th December– Y9,8,7 Y9– Tuesday 17th November Both @ JCCS LS11 5FJ Y8– Thursday 19th November Y7– Tuesday 24th November .
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