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What does the Carnegie mean to you?

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Welcome to the Carnegie Finals ON behalf of the RFL, I would like to welcome you all to the finals of the 2010 Carnegie Champion Schools. The tournament has enjoyed another successful year and the competition which is open to all High Schools across Great Britain remains the largest knock-out competition in the world. The Carnegie Champion Schools tournament is a great way to introduce young people to Rugby League and creates exciting opportunities for them to play alongside their school friends and enjoy a fantastically beneficial sporting experience. We have seen in previous years that many players involved in these finals have gone on to have very successful careers within the sport and some have even reached a professional playing level. In recent years, , Joe have been a part of the Carnegie Champion Westerman and Richie Myler have all Schools in 2010. The tournament would not featured in the Carnegie Champion Schools be such a success without your input and Tournament and gone on to forge high dedication. profile careers in . I would also like to thank This is something I hope will inspire Congratulations must go to all the teams Metropolitan University for the support they young players to continue with the sport and who have reached the finals in their have given Champion Schools via the make them aspire to similar levels of respective age groups for all the hard work Carnegie brand. This is an element of the success. I am sure that some of the players which they have put in throughout the highly successful partnership between in action today will be stars of the future. season which has now paid off. Carnegie and our sport. It is pleasing to see that the competition This year’s Carnegie Challenge Cup All that remains for me to say is ‘best of continues to develop and grow in areas Final curtain raiser is between Dowdales luck’ to those involved in the finals and a outside the sport’s traditional heartlands. School and Temple Moor High at Wembley massive thank you to every player, coach, Brentwood County High became the first Stadium. This and all the other exciting match official, teacher, parent and guardian side to reach the finals of the finals are sure to provide fantastic who has participated in the 2010 Carnegie Carnegie Champion Schools competition experiences for everyone involved. Champion Schools. which highlights the development of the I would like to take this opportunity to Richard Lewis sport in the South. thank all the teachers and volunteers who Chairman - League Leeds Met Carnegie - University of Rugby League

ON behalf of Leeds of the same values that years and, during our Metropolitan University, we developed the game as we partnership with the RFL, the are proud to welcome you to know it today. The sense of competition has continued to today’s Carnegie Champion community, a commitment to grow and expand across the School Tournament finals. excellence, recognition of the country with each stage of the It is a unique competition importance of continuing to competition producing that continues to build on its innovate whilst never exceptional Rugby League. growing success and like our forgetting the importance of This has been all the more university, strives to inspire our history and heritage, are evident this year with national talented young people to all things that are important to finalists teams from Cumbria achieve their full potential. us here at Leeds all the way down to London. For the last five years the Metropolitan. We would like to name Carnegie has been We hope that as you learn congratulate the teachers, synonymous with Rugby more about our values as a coaches, volunteers, parents League. Our involvement runs University you will recognise and guardians who have right through the game at all our commitment to provide guided and supported their levels from schools, colleges opportunities for a diverse teams on their journey to the and universities, amateur and range of participants as we national finals. We wish you professional as we proudly enable them to reach their full all good luck for today and represent and uphold the potential. your future careers both on values of Rugby League. We have now been and off the field. Our support of the sport involved with Carnegie Gareth Davies, runs deep as we share many Champion Schools for four Leeds Metropolitan University

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Feltham Year 8 Girls have SINCE its inception in 2003, the made the Carnegie Champion Schools competition has Champion Schools become firmly embedded in the South of Tournament Finals as the competition structure continues to grow with significant momentum on an annual basis. The 2009-2010 initiative saw over 190 boys and 40 girls teams go head-to-head in their local festivals and fixtures, all vying for a place in the coveted London and the South East regional finals. Notably, over the past seven years 1,003 boys teams (and 70 girls teams since 2008) stemming from over 100 schools across 10 County Sports Partnerships have been engaged in the Champion Schools scheme in the region. The developments of the schools game has been attributed to many factors over the past decade, namely passionate teachers, local development staff and volunteers who aspire to give their players a chance to experience a school sport that has been unfamiliar to South of the heartlands for all but recent years. It is however, the values and core responsibilities of both the governing body and Carnegie themselves that has made Southern success the product so attractive to not only new regardless of knowledge and experience “The popularity of the competition has and emerging schools, but firmly instils of the game. Now with over 65% of all dictated that looking forward to 2011 the the competition in many of the Southern schools that enter the London and South- structure will aim to increase from eight institution’s annual sporting curriculums. East regional festivals putting forward two sub regional preliminary rounds to 12, The open and inclusive ethics of the or more year groups, Rugby League’s accommodating over 280 boys and 60 competition is reflected at all stages of the days of being a ‘development’ sport in the girls teams. For the first time in the history regional structure, with sub-regional South are all but coming to an end. of the south we have a national finalist in festivals taking place in the likes of Steve Davis the regional co-lead on Brentwood County High at Year 8, and Richmond and Lambeth, boroughs that the Carnegie Champion Schools with the continued development of the are at the opposite end of the social and Tournament and RFL’s Development schools game, we hope this will be a economical scales of deprivation in Officer for the East said: “Once again the permanent fixture for our region.” London. Carnegie and the RFL offer out diverse and inclusive nature of the Brentwood Head of Physical the Carnegie Champion Schools system Carnegie Champion Schools Competition Education, Daniel Iacono said: to all secondary schools, boys and girls, has been received as a great success in “Brentwood County High School has been year’s 7-11 who wish to take part the South. playing Rugby League for the past five years and the rise of the profile of the Brentwood game in those five years has been School are the incredible, when I first started at the pride of Essex school only a handful of students even knew the game existed and no one at the school played now we have more than 130 students boys and girls who train weekly and who cannot stop talking about teams like the , St Helens, and Harlequins. “Now we find our little school from Essex going to the National Finals. This tremendous achievement is due to hard work from students and the support of all the staff who give up their time to coach. “The icing on the cake would be to win and become the first team from London and the South to win the Carnegie Champion Schools Final, however we know we are coming up against a very good team from Outwood Grange, we hope it is a great final."

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th 7 HILLINGDON 2 y Welcome from a rid SPORT & LEISURE COMPLEX VENUEF Ian Szwandt ESRL Chairman

WE have reached the exciting THIS year sees a change in venue final stages of the 2010 Carnegie for the Carnegie Champion Schools Champion Schools Tournament, Finals. After four years at RAF which is now in its eighth year. Uxbridge we are now moving to the The competition - a joint newly built Hillingdon Sport and initiative between the RFL and Leisure Complex. English Schools Rugby League - The new £31m Sports and is open to every secondary Leisure Complex offers a new school in England, and sporting and healthy living hub for Scotland. everyone in the community to enjoy. Rugby League has seen Their outstanding facilities offer huge growth in schools over the great surroundings, excellent last few years which will support equipment and an enjoyable the development of the sport in atmosphere. The excellent sporting the future. This competition has complex will be perfect at hosting played a vital role in introducing the Carnegie Champion Schools the game to an ever increasing Finals this year. number of young people throughout the UK. Last year, the Year 7 Boys Final - Into the history books the traditional curtain raiser to the Carnegie Challenge Cup Final - was WELCOME to the Carnegie between High School Champion Schools Finals. and Outwood Grange College. It When you read this brochure proved to be an exhilarating and remember that the campaign to entertaining encounter suitable reach these prestigious finals for the venue. began for hundreds of schools This year’s Carnegie and thousands of players, last Champion Schools Year 7 Boys September. Final will again be played on the Teams have to gain Wembley turf, with Dowdales qualification by progressing taking on Temple Moor in the through local competitions in Stephen Mullaney Memorial order to reach to the regional Game. The other Carnegie stages. They then have to come Champion Schools Finals will be through the regional rounds in held at the Hillingdon Sports and order to make the national Leisure Complex in Uxbridge. stages. As always, the ESRL The national rounds often committee has been delighted entail the boy’s teams travelling to that the English Schools ethos other parts of the country has been shown in the superb including Scotland and Wales. skill levels and standards of The last hurdle is to win in the sportsmanship exhibited by the national semi-finals held at talented girls and boys involved Hopwood Hall College, . in the competition. The girls have a shorter The Carnegie Champion season, but with the same local, Schools Tournament is one of regional and national framework. Rugby League’s great success This year, their national festivals stories and the competition were held at St Cuthburts and since its beginnings in the early photos in this brochure probably continues to evolve and expand. Hindley ARLFCs in Wigan and 1900s. I have spent much of the don’t realise it, but they are This year we have undoubtedly both took the competition to new seen some future stars of Rugby heights of endeavour, skill and year looking at school team following in the footsteps of those photos of those who have won earlier teams. From these games League. excitement. Every finalist will take part in trophies, cups and leagues. They will come lifelong memories for Congratulations to every the parade of Champions at reveal the pride of the players the players and their families. The school, teacher, boy and girl who Wembley before the Carnegie and the teachers in being part of exploits of these teams will took part in this great Carnegie Challenge Cup Final which their school team and bringing become an important part of the Champion Schools Competition. highlights the sporting pedigree success to their schools and sporting heritage of their schools Good luck to all the teams taking of the schools that have reached communities. and communities. part in the finals and best of luck this stage of the competition. I to all our young match officials I have spoken to men in their Long may the pride in running congratulate all of the finalists for who have such an important role eighties, who appear as young and striving to get in the school reaching this stage and wish in making this competition so boys in those photos and who still team remain one of the them all the best of luck. successful. retain the memories and the cornerstones of sport in this IAN SZWANDT This year a book is being friendships developed from those country. Chairman, English Schools produced which will try to tell the games. RON ENGLAND Rugby League story of Rugby League in schools The boys and girls in the ESRL Fixtures Secretary

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TIMETABLE OF EVENTS The boys of Castleford High and Outwood Grange in action during last year’s Carnegie Champion Schools Tournament Year 7 Final at Wembley

All final games are to be held at Hillingdon Sport & Leisure Complex on Friday 27th August, with the exception of the Year 7 curtain raiser at , Saturday 28th August. ORDER OF PLAY Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Girls) Year 7 Castleford High v Settle Middle (N ) KO: 11.15am – 20 min each way, 5 min half time

Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Girls) Year 8 Castleford High v Feltham (London) KO: 12.15pm – 20 min each way, 5 min half time

Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Boys) Year 8 Brentwood (Essex) v Outwood Grange (Wakefield) KO: 1.10pm – 25 min each way, 5 min half time

Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Girls) Year 9 Castleford High v Holy Cross () KO: 2.15pm – 20 min each way, 5 min half time

Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Boys) Year 9 Brooksbank (Halifax) v St Benedicts (Whitehaven) KO: 3.10pm – 30 min each way, 5 min half time Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Girls) Year 10  Castleford High v Settle High (N Yorkshire) The Player of the Match award in each final is KO: 4.25pm – 20 min each way, 5 min half time named after the Rugby League personality below:

Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Boys) Year 10 Year 7 Boys Final - Year 10 Boys Final - Year 8 Girls Final - Castleford High v St Peter & St Paul (Halton) Chev Walker Medal Medal Lisa McIntosh Medal KO: 5.20pm – 30 min each way, 5 min half time Year 8 Boys Final - Year 11 Boys Final - Year 9 Girls Final - Carnegie Champions Schools Final (Boys) Year 7 Medal Medal Kath Hetherington Medal Temple Moor (Leeds) v Dowdales (Barrow) Year 9 Boys Final - Year 7 Girls Final - Year 10 Girls Final - KO: 12.35pm – 25 min each way, 5 min half time Terry O'Connor Medal Sophie Cox Medal Brenda Dobek Medal In memory of Stephen TWENTY-FOUR years ago a young component of the Wembley experience schoolboy player called Stephen Mullaney and a great warm up to the Carnegie thrilled television viewers across Britain Challenge Cup Final.The showcase by scoring a superb solo try, as Wakefield fixture gives Year Seven players the Schools defeated St Helens 17-0 in the opportunity to perform in front of tens of traditional Under 11s curtain raiser at thousands of fans as well as the Wembley, before the 1986 Cup Final. possibility of appearing in front of millions Tragically, Stephen died in a road of television viewers across the nation. traffic accident the following year and, as This fantastic opportunity and a tribute, the English Schools’ Year Seven Stephen Mullaney invaluable experience is only part of what (Under 11s) game, was renamed the ‘The young players gain from playing Rugby Stephan Mullaney Memorial Game’. Since Memorial Game League in the sport’s biggest knock-out then, generations of young players have (Castleford, , GB); Denis Betts competition. The Carnegie Champion carried on Stephen’s joy of playing Rugby (Wigan, , GB); Bobbie Goulding Schools Tournament introduces League by producing what is an exciting (Wigan, Leeds, Widnes, St Helens, youngsters to playing team sport on a game which has become an important Rochdale Hornets, GB); Terry O’Connor national basis. This delivers a sporting part of the Challenge Cup Final day. (Wigan, , Wigan, , challenge as well as helping to develop a And some of those young players GB); Phil Clarke (Wigan, Sydney child’s personal and social skills. have gone on to make their mark in both Roosters, GB); Chev Walker (Leeds, GB), It is also often the first glimpse of the professional and international arenas. Kevin Sinfield (Leeds, GB) and Sam Rugby League’s champion players of the The famous names include: Joe Tomkins (, England). future and shows the sport’s vibrancy. Lydon (Widnes, Wigan, Great Britain); This year, as every year, the That is surely a fitting tribute to David Hulme (Widnes, GB); Carnegie Champion Schools Tournament Rugby League’s Year Seven pioneer (Wigan, Castleford, GB); David Plange Year Seven Final will be a vital Stephen Mullaney.

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S L IR Castleford High School YEARG 7

Squad Katie Proud, Lucy Norton, Kayla Clarke, Maisie Thornton, Georgia-Dee Graham, Millie Symonds, Georgia Beaman, list: Caitlin Kelso, Amber Tudor, Georgie Hetherington, Katie Innes, Kelly Smith, Mica Mathewman, Jess Hargreaves, Lauren Howson. Manager: Miss Francine Holmes. Coach: Keith Bullimore. Assistants: Carla Baxby, Caroline Selby

THE squad have performed extremely well in their first term at the school. Following the team’s success in the Wakefield Schools Cup, the girls then progressed through the Yorkshire Regional stages of the Carnegie Champion Schools, not conceding a try in either competition. They went on to victory in the Carnegie Yorkshire Schools Cup Final and beat Settle Middle School. The team’s strength is that they have a number of strong go forward players, but their defence is also very good. Coach Keith Bullimore said: “We have a number of very consistent players in the team, Thornton, Hetherington, Mathewman and Innes have played well all season, but I think the girls would agree that the star of the team this season has to be Kelly Smith. “Kelly has the ability to turn a game on its head, and when we lost our influential Captain Mica Mathewman, she has stepped up and led the squad who also won National Schools Cups at League skills and recently reached the extremely well in her absence.” the school. Keith Bullimore a coach with landmark of winning his 40th trophy in Current Super League players from the Super League club five years at the school which includes the school; Craig Huby and , has helped develop the girls Rugby eight Carnegie Champion Schools Titles.

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Settle Middle School

Squad Martha Pickles (captain), Mary Davis, Lucy Dean, Lois Procter, Jules Thompson, Georgia Holgate, Emily Corns, list: Laura Stafford, Niamh Benson, Emma Kayley, Leah Coultherd, Ellie Coatsworth, Alice Jones, Katie Handford, Georgina Holiday.

SETTLE MIDDLE SCHOOL have benefit of the Middle School system has the National Final is to be played, but qualified for their second consecutive allowed a small school to compete with has convinced her Grandma to fly home National Final. This Year 7 team are the very large secondary schools. with her to allow her to play showing hoping to emulate last year’s successful Coach Mark Glover said: “They have great team commitment. Year 8 team and become National worked very hard every week and play Mary Davis has been outstanding all Champions. well as a team. Their strength is that they year and has shown that she is a This team started playing Rugby support each other, have a great defence fantastic player in defence and attack League in mixed PE lessons last year. and have several strong fast runners.” while Lois Procter and Lucy Dean have This allowed the girls to compete and The team is led by captain Martha scored plenty of tries with their strong learn their skills along side the boys. The Pickles who should be on holiday when runs. Emily Corns has developed into a very intelligent and mobile half back and the kicking of Laura Stafford has been fantastic and gets better all the time. Every player in the squad has contributed a great deal to the team ethos and team spirit. The team are Yorkshire champions as well as qualifying for the Yorkshire Rugby League Finals and were unbeaten at the Carnegie Champion Schools National Finals. The girls are really looking forward to the National Final and it should be a fantastic game. The Carnegie Champions Schools Tournament has been fantastic for Settle Middle School as it has allowed our ethos of sport for all to fully develop. The school has been very supportive in providing transport for all sporting fixtures and recognises what a large part sport has to play in the development of a child’s education.

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S Y O Dowdales, Barrow YEARB 7

Squad Matthew Rushton, Tyler Bircher, Joe Crarey, Dylan Barrow, Bradley Walker, Jack Gordon, Joe Satterthwaite, list: Ellis Gillam, Liam Paisley, Kieran Walker, Shannon Coleman, Iestyn Humphries, Tom Askew, Max Covey, Reece Durkin, Callum Brannon, Bradley Steel, Ryan Johnston. Coaches: Jon Seal, Russ Walker

DOWDALES School in sessions throughout the year Cumbria come from a with PE staff and coach Russ traditional Rugby League area Walker. Russ played for Hull and has strong links with the RLFC in the 90’s and once local amateur and professional made the semi-final of the clubs Askam, Dalton and Challenge Cup in 1992 against Barrow. The school has been Castleford. However he was on steadily making progress over the losing team on that occasion the past few years appearing in so will be a memorable moment most Barrow Schools Cup for him to walk out at Wembley Finals and making the Cumbria and supporting his son, Keiran, Schools Final at three different who is the top try scorer this age groups this year. year for the team.” The boys have travelled The school has also been many miles to reach the instrumental in working with National Final being drawn Barrow RFLC to put in place away in all their matches, just development coaches over the like their opponents Temple last six years, firstly giving Dave Moor from Leeds. Trips to Clark some of his first Glasgow, Wakefield and Rochdale experiences coaching young resulted in some exciting and very close players. So it is great to see Dave now in victories. The quarter-final was won with the position of assistant coach for the a last minute conversion from the England Under18 team. touchline by Bradley Walker and the There is considerable excitement semi-final with a golden point try by Ryan anyone had touched a ball, that this within the school and community and the Johnston in the second half of extra-time, year’s group were going to be an Dowdales team will be cheered on by so the players, coaches and supporters exceptional team just from the maturity, about 250 parents, relatives, pupils and nerves have already been truly tested. focus and manner that they displayed in staff at Wembley. It is hoped that this is Head of Physical Education, Jon Seal the changing room and they haven’t just the first step on creating an even said: “From our initial training session it disappointed us. greater Rugby League legacy at the was obvious straight away, before “They have worked well in training school.

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Temple Moor, Leeds

Squad Tom Norfolk, Tom Whitaker, Luke Barraclough, Brad Sutcliffe, Cameron Spratt, Jakob Thompson, Josh Jordan- list: Roberts, Jonny Hynes, Roy Railton, Mackenzie Colley, Ben Wright, Nathan Cooper, Harvey Hallas , Jimmy Malthouse, Brad Coates, Danny Quarmby, George Heslop, Tom Welsh, Joe Nevins, Joe Flynn. Coach: Gavin Nicholson

OUR road to Wembley began in late strengths. Harvey Hallas is remarkably September 2009 when we qualified difficult to tackle and equally competent unbeaten in a tournament between in defence. We desperately hope Harvey schools in our Leeds area. We realised recovers from his serious ankle injury then that talent alone would not be and returns to full fitness come Wembley sufficient to progress further in the time. competition, so training, tactics and In May 2010, Jakob Thompson, Josh discipline became the key focus. Jordan-Roberts, Luke Barraclough and The squad were now getting used to Roy Railton were selected to represent the all-star treatment with the Yorkshire North Leeds in the Cross City Challenge. Evening Post giving with updates on their Coach Gavin Nicholson is an ex- progress and the Leeds Rhinos professional player with York and rewarded each player with a ticket to the Keighley. He went to Wembley with Gillette Final at Castleford Schools 20 years ago for the . curtain-raiser as a life-long Castleford Temple Moor's Year 7 Rugby League Tigers fan. team made it through to the National Leeds legend Sid Hynes is the uncle Cup quarter- finals after beating St Peter of prop Jonny Hynes. & Paul from Widnes 36-0 which was the The team raised over £1,500 at team’s most ruthless display – scoring 3 Headingley when the Leeds Rhinos tries before the Cheshire side even faced the in May. The touched the ball. Temple Moor is now the first Leeds Rhinos gave us a selection of tickets to A gigantic improvement was needed school to ever reach the Carnegie sell, authorised a bucket collection in the semi-final, as we were drawn Champion Schools Final and will now around the stadium and honoured us against St Augustine's from St Helens - play in front of a crowd of up to 90,000 with a half-time presentation. an unbeaten team that were widely at Wembley in August as the curtain- , Leeds Rhinos rising considered as the strongest in the UK. raiser to the Carnegie Challenge Cup star, is a former student of Temple Moor. Temple Moor raced to a 28-0 lead in this Final. Chris presented a cheque to the players game but our opponent’s quality shone All of the players have contributed to and helped out with a training session, through in the final minutes as they the success of the team this year each and will hopefully remain involved with us pulled back to a final score of 20-28. showing different key skills and over the coming months.

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S L IR Castleford High School YEARG 8

Squad Amy Tait, Amy Foster, Soda Beckitt, Beth Heaton, Megan Crowther, Hollie Powell, Lizzie Beckett, Cecileigh Patten, list: Olivia Riding, Brogan Churm, Polly Hetherington, Beth Smith, Frankie Sutton, Sophie Lund, Millie Fradgely, Abbie Crossland, Lauren Allen. Coach: Ryan Lloyd

THIS year Castleford’s Year 8 girls’ team have been unbeaten, winning three out of three competitions so far and are hoping to make it four out of four with a win over Feltham in the Carnegie Champion Schools Final. This season they have won the Castleford Tigers Trust Cup, the Wakefield Cup and the Yorkshire Cup. To reach the National Final, Castleford won all four group matches comfortably without conceding a try to set up a semi- final with last year’s other National finalists Hollingsworth High School who beat Castleford at this stage last year. They won the match 10-0, with an early try and conversion from team captain Lizzie Beckett and then with a last minute try from Brogan Churm. Hollie Powell and team captain Lizzie Beckett have been instrumental in the club’s success this year. Widders, is playing for Castleford Tigers Millie Fradgely, Abbie Crossland and New arrivals to the school have in the engage Super League. Lauren Allen has added to a fantastic shown great potential, with Brogan Megan Crowther has been an unbeaten year for the team who Churm arriving from Airedale in the outstanding player this year in her first thoroughly deserve their place in the summer and Cecileigh Patten moving season of Rugby League. Strength in final, beating both the finalists from last from Australia while her father, Dean depth of the squad with Sophie Lund, year along the way.

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Feltham Sports College

Squad Kaylees McDonald, Lawrencia Defoe, Louise Cryan, Vanessa Rodrigues, Demi Lawrence, Shenee Nash, Rachel list: Tilbrook Gould, Dannielle Pond, Naomi Morris, Courteney Ellis, Kirsty D'Cruz, Larenn Fredericks, Jade Beard. Head coach: Amber English. Assistant coaches: James Lawson, Aran Quinn. Manager: Tasha Nardoni

RUGBY League is a popular sport at Feltham, which has resulted in regular success in the Carnegie Champion Schools and the creation of a number of local junior Rugby League Clubs. Last year the girls had very little Rugby League experience but bags of enthusiasm and athletic ability which won them their Service Area and Regional finals. They went on to progress to the National Finals, but struggled to compete with schools from the Rugby League heartlands. This year the girls are all regularly playing club Rugby League for the West London Jets which is coached by Harlequins RL women and girls coach Aran Quinn. This additional Rugby League training has generated a major improvement in the teams playing performance. Assistant Coach James Lawson said: “The girls remain unbeaten this year in all competitions and are eagerly looking forward to meeting the highly rated Castleford High School in the final.” impressive tackles and great support progressed from the scholarship The team have performed play. programme in to the Harlequins U18 and fantastically this year with captain Kirsty Feltham Community Sports College U20 academies and now Super League. D’Cruz organising and encouraging the has strong links with Harlequins RL and Former Feltham College students players well. Dannielle Pond has also their scholarship is based at Feltham include current Harlequins players Olsi performed well this season with some College. Many of the students have Krasniqi and Jamie O’Callaghan.

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S Y O Outwood Grange YEARB 8

Squad Max Jowitt; Maverick Stacey; Sam Mawson; Jacob Ware (capt); Danny Briggs; Tom McGretton; Aiden Powell; Callum list: Sampson; Jack Ledger; Ben Fisher; Kieran Holt; Oliver Stockton; Alex Parker; Henry Hellard; Will Hudson; Jordan Hall; Sean Murgatroyd; Callum Upton; Joe Sampson; Joe Smith; Tom Shaw; Matty Peel; Lewis Milanovic; Danny Tanghe; Michael Coopey. Coach: Toby Rutter

THIS Outwood boys team planning is of paramount returns to the Carnegie importance. Champion Schools Final Final selection for the this after successfully starting squad has been winning the National Final extremely difficult because last year against all the boys have been Castleford High School at involved throughout the Wembley Stadium. season. The College has been Outwood has a strong extremely fortunate to tradition of player secure the services of exchanges with Richard Cattley from the Rockhampton High and Wakefield Wildcats Mackay High Schools from development programme. Australia. It is hoped that Richard, a former Outwood this Year 7 team can tour student, has been Australia in the future and instrumental in the experience playing down success this season. under. The team is stepping We wish all the teams up training and intends to who have made it to the continue throughout the Carnegie Champion summer holidays with Schools Finals the best of fitness sessions, team play luck, particularly our and fun. As many of the opponents Brentwood boys play football, cricket, who, we hope, will join us tennis, and perform in in making a game to athletics, preparation and remember.

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Brentwood County High

Squad Luke , Jack Taylor, Ed Greenfield, Oliver Tooze-East, Tommy Clark, Henry Bird, Jamie George, Joshua Illidge, list: Jack Wood, Max Costello, Charlie Peacock, Billy Summerfield, Oliver Castell, Sami Orhan, Rhys Gennings, Beau Allwood, Matt Slopecki, Rob Locke, Jack Little. Coaches: Andrew Rayner, Pete Sprawson, Daniel Iacono. Trainer: James O'Hara. Manager: Adrian Ackred

BRENTWOOD County High School in Essex are creating history by becoming the first school from London and the South to reach the National Finals of the Carnegie Champion Schools. The school was introduced to Rugby League five years ago and since then, with the commitment and dedication of the PE staff, the sport has thrived in an area where traditionally football is the only team sport played. In the past three years, the school has had London and the South Regional Champions in three different year groups and has now made the giant step up to the National Finals. The quarter-finals saw Brentwood take on Wade Deacon (Halton) who have a strong association with the Champion Schools Tournament and were confident of progressing to the semi-finals after beating the Essex school comfortably last year. However, in a match that went down to the wire with the lead changing hands on five different occasions, Henry Bird kicked a conversion from the famous professionals in the game as we know we are facing a very good touchline to give Brentwood County High including , Wigan Outwood Grange team who were in the victory 28-26. Warriors skipper Sean O'Loughlin and sensational form in the semi-finals. In the semi-final they faced an Wigan and England superstar Sam “All we want is for the boys to show equally daunting challenge, coming up Tomkins. that they can play Rugby League to a against renowned St John's Fisher of Coach Daniel Iacono said: “The team high standard and to do the school and Wigan, a nursery for some of the most are now stepping up training for the final the South proud.”

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Regional focus Cumbria

THIS year, Cumbria held its own county competition for the first time since the Carnegie Champion Schools Programme began in 2002. Over 63 boys’ teams and 20 girls teams entered into the competition this season. Cumbria is represented by St Benedicts Whitehaven and Dowdales who have reached the National Finals. Dowdales will play in the curtain raiser to the Carnegie Challenge Cup Final for the Year 7 final at Wembley while Whitehaven School contested the Year 11 final but were beaten by St Peter and St Paul. All of the Cumbrian finals were played on the county’s professional clubs’ grounds which enhanced the environment and helped raise the profile of the competition. Whitehaven and St Peter and St Paul Cumbria go head to head in the Year 11 boys are looking final - see report page 27 to grow and develop the competition North West next season with even THIS year’s four Year 11 National boys and all being played at professional clubs more boys girls finalists were represented by North grounds which will definitely help to and girls West teams which saw Cardinal Newman continue to raise the profile of the North teams and St Peter and St Paul being crowned West competition. entering the National Champions. Next Year we will be looking to grow and tournament The North West had 106 boys’ teams develop the competition with even more and and 36 girls’ teams taking part in the boys and girls teams entering, creating a hopefully an Carnegie Champion Schools Tournament. bigger and more vibrant competition. The increase in St Peter & Paul (Halton) will be taking North West will be targeting growth in girls Cumbrian part in the National Year 10 final in the Rugby League through offering various National boy’s competition, with Holy Cross tasters and festivals in the North West finalists. () flying the flag for the North region to try and double the amount of West girl’s competition in the Year 9 girls teams taking part in the 2010-2011 National Final. The boys Regional finals are competition.

Midlands

CARNEGIE Champion Schools has took massive strides forward in the Midlands this year, with 13 new teams taking part from across the region bringing the total of teams entered to 78. In the boy’s competition, more games were played at local level to ensure that teams were better prepared for the national rounds of the competition, with a positive move away from festival formats that has taken place in previous years. This paid off particularly in Year 9 as Bishop Ullathorne of Coventry earned the “giant killers” tag after beating St Edmund Arrowsmith of Wigan 40-24 in the first national round. In the girl’s competition, the city of Coventry celebrated success at all five age President groups, whilst as a region, girl’s participation Kennedy in the tournament increased by 50 percent. Year 10 "Much of the success in Coventry can be attributed to Debbie Drake, the city's girl’s competition this year came from participation in Carnegie Champion Schools Community Rugby League coach" said Alan Coventry and Debbie has reaped the rewards through investment into community Rugby Robinson, the RFL's Regional Development by seeing these teams progress to the League coaches in the East Midlands, which Officer in the Midlands. national stage of the competition." will see Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and "15 of the 19 teams that took part in the Next year should see a sharp increase in Northamptonshire fielding sides.

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FEATURE

England and Wigan star Sam Tomkins reaches out to score against France Sam schooled for success CURRENT Engage Super League Young Player of the Year Sam Tomkins played in the Champion Schools Tournament six years ago, representing various age groups for St John Above: Sam lined up for the 2004 Fisher School in Wigan. Champion Schools with St John Fisher Both Sam and his brother Left: Man of the match for England v Joel featured in Champion France at Schools Finals and have now progressed to Super League and qualities were great and he international level. captained St John Fisher for five Sam was captain of the St or six years. Physically, Sam was John Fisher team and then joined small but he had such good skills. Wigan Warriors, making his debut He controlled games and always first team appearance on 12 May competed against the bigger 2008 against Whitehaven and players. He was never hindered scoring five tries. by his size. Sam Tomkins said: “I was part “Sam was an intelligent boy of the St John Fisher school team to his former St John Fisher Physical Education teacher and did well academically too. He that won the Champion Schools was a pleasure to teach and tournament two years on the trot. Andy Unsworth, who was among the first to spot his received an A* at GCSE Physical We went to play our finals in Education. He remains in contact on the day before the immense potential. Commenting on the early with the school and has been a Challenge Cup Final at the guest at award evenings where and then we coaching of both Tomkins brothers, Mr Unsworth said: "Both he has presented trophies to went to see the big match the current students. next day.” players showed a real flare for Rugby League. As a schoolboy, “I always sensed Sam had For Sam, the 2009 season his opportunity with both hands what it took to go all the way. was sensational. He established Sam showed similar skills as he following an injury to does now - great speed, the Now I can enjoy watching his himself as a regular in the Wigan and made the stand-off position career develop and the success side and won an England call up ability to make breaks and bags his own. of natural ability. His leadership he still has to come.” for the Four Nations. Sam took His meteoric rise is no surprise

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S L IR Holy Cross Catholic High School YEARG 9

Squad Sophie Green, Sophie Unsworth, Charlotte Walmsley, Stephanie Treadwell, Francesca Cox, Jessica Stephens, Jessica list: Clarke, Stephanie Knott, Lauren Sledge, Kathryn Williams, Kate Noblett, Rosie Pemberton, Emily Arthorne, Shannon Newsham, Amber Thomas, Holly Yates. Coach: Anthony Ryder. Assistant coaches: James Williams, Stephen Lucas

THE Year 9 girls have made a hat-trick of National Final appearances, playing Castleford and Settle Middle School respectively over the last two years. They will face a strong Castleford side once again this year, but it is a challenge the girls are looking forward to. The Holy Cross Year 9 girls have continued to go from strength to strength this season and continue to set a high standard for girl's Rugby League in Lancashire. They are the only team from all the girl's and boy's teams competing in the finals to represent the red rose county. The team recently became North West County Champions for a third successive year. The team produced some excellent performances to progress through the National Festival and they are looking to Coach Anthony Ryder said: “To get ladies to work with and their attitude is continue this success in London. to the final two years in a row was an always positive. I am really proud of what Holy Cross Catholic School have amazing achievement for us, but to they have achieved.” developed successful links with local make it three in a row is phenomenal. It The team has been strengthened this amateur club Chorley Panthers and just shows that the hard work that the year with the addition of Shannon many of the girls play for the club at the girls have put in has paid off. Newsham and the girls can’t wait for weekends. “They are a fantastic group of young their appearance at the finals.

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Castleford High School

Squad Lucy Todd, Beth Lewis, Beth Hallaway, Beth Conway, Emily Backhouse, Darcie Wiggins, Ashley Ward, Ellie Smith, list: Sarah Winstanley, Jenna Goodall, Kim Walsh, Leah Nickson. Manager: Miss Francine Holmes. Coach: Keith Bullimore

THE Castleford girls Year 9 team have done very well this term, winning their third Wakefield Cup and third Yorkshire Cup title. The girls shared the Carnegie Champion Schools title in Year 7 with Holly Cross, but were beaten in last season’s semi-final by Settle Middle. A strong, well drilled defence is the team’s strength and was instrumental in this year’s National play-off finals at Hindley with the team only conceding one try in the entire tournament. The squad is lucky to have a number of very good players, but the star this term has been prop Ellie Smith. Ellie is not only very strong at going forward but she also is uncompromisingly aggressive in defence. Ellie's prop partners Darcie Wiggins and Lucy Todd have continued to improve this term and are both fast becoming a force within the girl’s game. Coach Keith Bullimore said: “I have a lot of respect for Holy Cross, their three Carnegie Champion Schools Finals speaks for itself.” Former Castleford pupil, Kelsey Morgan was a member of the England Ladies Rugby League team who beat France last year.

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S Y O St Benedict’s, Whitehaven YEARB 9

Squad Will Agnew, Callum Birdsall, Stephen Bradley, Jordan Burns, Jacob Carton, Joshua Charlton, Luke Davison, list: Robert Denwood, Callum Farrer, Connor Hetherington, Jake Hewitson, Danny Hodgson, Gregory Howland, Adam McGrady, Jake Moore, Alexander O'Connor, Aidan Pirie, Kurtis Quinn, Joseph Riley, Ani Suafoa, Robson Todd, Cole Walker-Taylor , Dominic Wear. Coaches: Mr P Farrell, Mr N Murphy

ST BENEDICT’s Catholic High School have reached their first Carnegie Champion Schools Final and are looking forward to their match against Brooksbank School from Calderdale. They are the current Cumbrian County Champions having defeated Dowdales School in the final. The team has never lost a match at County level since they began at the school in Year 7. All of the team play amateur Rugby League for Wath Brow Hornets, Kells or Egremont Rangers and St Benedict’s greatly appreciate the hard work put in by the coaches at these clubs. Their semi-final game was a rematch of last year’s quarter-final which saw Standish triumph. This year was a close contest with Standish taking the lead early in the game, but St Benedict’s continued battling to take the game into Fund raising events are already extra time. In the first set of six Jordan being planned in the lead up to the Burns broke through the defensive line finals. These include a presentation, a and scored the decisive try. Coach Nigel Murphy said: “This is a quiz evening and an auction. really big result for us and has proved and the desire to win and reach the final. Former St Benedict’s student Jared that there is real talent in the team. Their The success of the team is displayed in Stewart has turned professional with the determination prevailed in an extremely strong teamwork, bizarre sense of Leeds Rhinos and less recently Vince hard semi-final game where the boys humour, strong work ethic and positive Gribbin played for Whitehaven and Great dug deep to find the energy resources attitudes they bring to training.” Britain.

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Brooksbank, Calderdale

Squad Zak Thomson, Adam Goldthorpe, Chester Butler, Charlie Cocking, Harry Craze, Kruise Leeming, Nick Rawsthorne, list: Liam Whiting, Tom Ettenfield, Tom Goddard, Josh Dean, Sam Kamau, Aron Manger, Liam Phillips, James Gill, Gareth Nicholson. Coach: Damian Ball

THE team has made good progress this year by winning the Calderdale Cup Final and progressing to the Yorkshire Cup Final, but narrowly losing to arch rivals Sirius Academy. This year has seen the influx of three new players to last year’s National Final winning team which has strengthened the starting line up. Commenting on the team’s effort, Coach Damian Ball said: “The lads have been superb this year and the commitment they have shown in training and games has been superb. “We are honoured to appear in the Carnegie Champion Schools Final again this year and hope to make it a day to remember.” The team have benefited from training three times a week this year. This includes video analysis sessions, on the field work and fitness and weights training. In terms of fundraising, Head Teacher Jeanne Watson has been fantastic this year offering her support to the team. We have organised two non-uniform days, a ‘Brooksbank’s Got Talent’ show, a sponsored silence, a bucket collection at the Halifax RLFC game, bring your own PE kit week and a raffle. Students from our school that went on to become professional Rugby League players include (Widnes) and Karl Fairbank (ex and GB).

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S L IR Castleford High School G YEAR 10

Squad Jodie Wilkinson (captain), Paige Morgan, Megan Harvey, Ashley Land, Hannah Cooper, Sophie Lester, Paige Roscoe, list: Mara Innes, Abbie Tapley, Sarah Silcock, Amy Eccles, Ayleisha O'Neil. Coach: Paul Young

THIS Castleford side has Coach Paul Young said: won the Carnegie “The girls have been Champion Schools Final for sensational. the last three years beating “To get to a Carnegie Lowton. Champion Schools Final Top try scorers are once is a super Jodie Wilkinson, and achievement, but to get Ayleisha O'Neil averaging there four times is top class five tries in each and highlights the female tournament. sporting talent in Castleford. Star player is captain “The girls are looking to Jodie Wilkinson the scrum become the first team to half. Her older brother Ben win the National Cup four Wilkinson won the years in a row. champion schools year 8 trophy in 2005 in Cardiff. “The girls have been Forwards Paige focused and working hard Morgan, Sarah Silcock and with fundraising efforts and Ayleisha O'Neil training, they are hungry to have terrorised defences play in the final. with their strong running “The girls have been a and aggressive defence pleasure to work with over Jodie Wilkinson and the past four years and I Ayleisha O'Neil have been hope they will go out and selected by the RFL super prove what a great team training squad for their age they are, bringing back the group. trophy for the fourth time.”

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Settle College

Squad Sophie Akrigg, Rosie Rushton, Laura Fairweather-Smith, Lauren Stallwood (capt), Thea Middleton, Lauren Dugdale, list: Rachel Carter, Faye Ambler, Olivia Cunliffe, Ellie Fullalove, Hannah Baines, Amber Duxbury, Katie Giles, Hannah Booth. Coaches: Tom Hall, Jeremy Crowther.

THE Settle College team comprises of several players who contested last year’s Carnegie Champion Schools Year 10 Final. Lauren Stallwood, Sophie Akrigg, Rosie Rushton, Olivia Cunliffe and Ellie Fullalove were part of last year’s final, who have now developed to take leading positions in the team. The new members of the team, some of whom are new to the game, have all acquitted themselves well and have improved considerably with limited game time. The contributions of Amber Duxbury, Faye Ambler, Lauren Dugdale and Rachel Carter have been indispensible in getting the team to this point. Under the tutelage of Chris Baines, Tom Hall and Jeremy Crowther from Keighley Cougars, the team showed how well they have progressed as a unit. This was apparent in their semi-final victory over Lowton School in Wigan. The final will prove a formidable challenge for Settle College as they meet Castleford High, who narrowly beat them in the Yorkshire Final.

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S Y O St Peter & St Paul, Halton B YEAR 10

Squad Tom Beech, Andrew McCann, Michael Donoghue, Jonathan Wood, Joe Clarke, Jack White, Ryan McCann, list: Elliott Condron, Kyle Smith, Adam Murphy, Tom Calland, Lloyd Hankin, Matthew Fozard (Capt), Joseph Woods, Lee Fallon, Ellis Sant, Mitchell Dyas, James Houghton, Luke Farrell. Manager: Stephen Burke. Asst manager: Gary Greener. Coach: Shaun White

THE St Peter & St Paul team have improved significantly since last season where they were defeated in the first round of the competition by Standish High. The team have placed emphasis on improving their defence this season as they identified it as a weak area they are now playing with more confidence and working well as a unit. The semi-final signified just how much the players have developed in the last year as they went into that game against William Beamont as major underdogs. Having been beaten comprehensively by the Warrington team in the North West semi-final, the whole team deserves a lot of credit to turn that result around. The previous defeat provided the players with extra fight and determination to go one better in the National competition. the front not only in attack but also with finals weekend, although the 2005 Year St Helens scholarship duo Matthew their defensive qualities. 11 side were winners with a team which Fozard and Jack White have been the This is the first time the school will be included Warrington and England star core of the side this year, leading from taking a Rugby League side down to the Richie Myler.

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Castleford High School

Squad Lewis Young, Matty Bolton, Luke Metcalfe, Joe Turton, Jack Miller, Jordan Harper, Mason Tonks, Chris Oakley, list: Mitchel Law, Joe Brownley, Connor Wick, Liam Radecki, Jack Taylor, Danny Maskill, Matthew Lunn, Kain Wiggins, Connor Betteridge, Nathan Dawson, Alex Hepworth, Brad Hey, Kai Hepworth, Coonor Hughes, Bradley Cable. Coach: George Panayiotou. Assistant coach: Paul Young

THIS is the fourth time that this Castleford side have featured in the Carnegie Champion Schools Finals. However, it is the first time that the side will face a team other than Freeston. The Castleford Year 10 boys’ team played in the first ever game at the new Wembley against Normanton back in 2007 and Luke Metcalfe scored the first ever try at the new stadium. They are the current Wakefield League and Yorkshire Champions and have reached the National Cup Final four years in a row. Coach George Panayiotou said: “They been superb all year, the lads are really looking forward to playing St Peter and Paul. After losing three national professional clubs, service areas and the . Jack Miller is the finals on the run they feel they’ve got school.” son of Doncaster RLFC coach and some scores to settle of who the best All of the team play amateur Rugby former professional Tony Miller. Danny team in the country is. League for either Castleford Panthers or Maskill is the son of former Leeds “The community of Castleford really Smawthorne Panthers, and the school Rhinos Colin Maskill and Jordan got behind the fundraising last year would like to thank these clubs for their Harper is the grandson of the Castleford which we are very grateful for, I’m sure work with players. legend Keith Hepworth. they’ll be as supportive this year. Liam Radecki, Lewis Young, Jack Former Great Britain and England “This year we have managed to get Miller, Jordan Harper and Mitchell Law, coach Tony Smith was one of the many one boy’s team and five girls’ teams to Luke Metcalfe and Conor Wick are on celebrities who officially opened the the Carnegie Champion Schools Finals. scholarships with Castleford Tigers. school as a Technology and Sports “The achievement from Castleford Mason Tonks is on scholarship at Leeds College along with former students teams in the competition has been Rhinos and has had trials for England. Wakefield’s Brett Ferres, Castleford amazing and credit must go to the pupils Chris Oakley, Joe Turton and Joe coach Terry Matterson and former and their families, amateur clubs, Brownley are on scholarships at Government minister Ed Balls.

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L A IN F S L IR YEARG 11

Carnegie Champion Schools Year 11 Girls Final Cardinal Newman (Warrington) ...... 16 What a thriller Deanery High (Wigan) ...... 12

IT was to be an exciting 40 minutes for Player-of-the-match went to Rachel everyone involved as the Cardinal Peers for her fantastic performance and Newman and Deanery Year 11 girls took determination throughout the game. A to the pitch at the Stobart Stadium, performance which was all the Widnes. more impressive as Peers The game was fast paced with off after half-time, with Rachel was a last minute Cardinal Newman having a try Peers going over within the decision for Coach disallowed in the first few minutes for first few minutes of the Frank Hawley, as she offside. At times, the girls’ fast pace and second period. Despite was initially forced energy for the match led to some Deanery being 12-0 down, out after a knee handling errors on both sides but the they did not give up and operation. determination of the teams was clear to made a great break Mr Hawley before surging towards the see. spoke about the day goal line. However, after the match and Cardinal Newman’s Katie Jefferson Newman were on a roll and said: “Rachel was our gave her team the lead with a try just it wasn’t long before captain secret weapon and inside the 10 minute mark. Deanery Katie-May Williams put her she was definitely the then replied with a strong push and team’s lead to 16-0. difference between the two plenty of heart but Cardinal scored Still the Deanery girls were not sides. Our defence was strong again with a try from Chantelle willing to give up and showed a united and that made a difference. The team Saunders just before half time. front by creating some fine passes and and the competition is a tremendous Newman continued where they left quick footwork and managed to score advert for girls Rugby League.” two tries in as many minutes thanks to After receiving her medals, a very matchstats Vanessa Lloyd and Hayley Martious. modest Rachel Peers also spoke about The game was now 16-8 and the game and said: “We just had great Cardinal Newman: Laura Burn; Katie Jefferson; Deanery were still in the game with just teamwork and communication. We had Jade Fieldhouse; Fern Baxter; Claire Perry; Katie- May Williams; Chantelle Saunders; Jade Reid; six minutes to go. The team had a good defensive line and we all worked Isabelle Rudge; Rebecca Delooze; Fay Smith; noticeably had their confidence boosted together. It was a team effort and Holly ; Louise Kelly; Shelby Leith; Kirsty and the strong spell continued with everyone did really well, it’s not just Groarke Hayley Martious going over again to about one player.” Deanery: Sharmaine Makullah; Jess Whittle; Amy bring the game to 16-12. So, after a fantastic game of Rugby Forster; Kelechi Anozie; Sasha Bannister; Hannah But merely seconds remained in the League with some great skills and a Walsh; Jenna Fazackerley; Vanessa Lloyd; Megan game and despite a fantastic Deanery fantastic fight back from Deanery, the Hunt; Emma Hart; Hayley Hartinus; Charlotte fightback Cardinal Newman’s girls final really was a great advocate for girls Foley; Emma Johnston; Kirsty Derbyshire walked away triumphant. Rugby League.

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L A IN F S Y O YEARB 11

Carnegie Champion Schools Year 11 Boys Final St Peter & St Paul (Halton)...... 54 Local heroes Whitehaven (Cumbria) ...... 0

ST Peter and Paul were crowned Carnegie Champions Schools Year 11 winners after they beat Whitehaven 54-0 at Widnes’s Stobart Stadium. The local side ran in 11 tries on the night in a bruising encounter that showed on the board, which was started off by how intense and exciting the Carnegie full-back Jack White. His pass to Tom Champions Schools Tournament is. Gilmore was precise and the stand off Stand-off Tom Gilmore was the star was over in the left hand corner. He man for St Peter and Paul scoring a added the extras to give his side an early hatrick of tries and five goals in a man- 6-0 advantage. of-the-match performance. This was to be the first of many for St Both teams were up for the clash, but Peter and Paul. But seven minutes into it was St Peter and Paul who got off to a the game Whitehaven did have a chance to level the score, but that opportunity flying start. It took just three minutes came to nothing with a knock-on near before the Widnes team got their first try the opposition 20 metre line. The second half started just as the Both sides’ defences were tough and first had ended. A precise kick across matchstats it looked as though it was going to be a field from Gilmore finally found Connor tense final. But two tries in three minutes Briers who squeezed in at the corner. St Peter & St Paul: 1. Jack White, 2. Jordan Whitehaven never gave up despite Campbell, 3. Kieran Butterworth, 4. Andrew from St Peter and Paul extended their Wainwrigh, 6. Tom Gilmore, 7. Ryan McCann, 8. lead further. Tries from Keiran the score line against them. Their Ryan O’Brien, 9. Matthew Fozzard, 10. Martin Butterworth and Jack Owens, and a defence was solid in parts, but it was St Maguire, 11. Will Hughes, 12. Jack Buck,13. Jack conversion from Gilmore meant that St Peter and Paul’s speed and individual Owens, 14. Connor Briers, 15. Michael Durbin, 16 brilliance that caused them the trouble. James McDonnell, 17. Craig Fenlon Peter and Paul were now in a comfortable 16-0 lead going in to half- It was Gilmore who stole the show Whitehaven High: 1. Ben Milburn, 2. Jack Carey, time. with his two magnificent individual tries 3. Connor Holiday, 4. Andrew Smith, 5. Josh Pears, But that lead was extended moments and two conversions which showcased 6. Steven Smith, 7. Andrew Middleton, 8. Marc his class, ability and slick skills. Heslop, 9. Connor Smith,; 10. Lewis McCarron, 11. before the half-time hooter. A slick left to Jordan Fisher, 12. Martin O’Niel, 13. Reece O’Niel, right passing move finally saw Ryan Individual brilliance in the St Peter 14. Keiran Ruddy, 15. Travis Scott, 16. Jamie McCann dive over from close range to and Paul line-up was exciting to watch Milburn, 17. Anthony Burton give his side a 22-0 advantage and 30 and they were the deserved 54-0 winners and crowned Carnegie Man of the Match: Tom Gilmore (St Peter & Paul) minutes away from being crowned champions. Champion Schools Year 11 Champions.

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S E G E L L O FINALC

Hooray for Hopwood

deficit, Leeds just couldn’t manage to Carnegie Champion breach Hopwood’s defence. Colleges National Final Bradley added a further two points for Hopwood with a penalty conversion Hopwood Hall College...... 42 before tempers boiled over when the Leeds City College...... 6 conceding penalties and spilling referee sent Hopwood’s Constantinou possession it was Hopwood who struck for an early shower and Tela and Clarke both to sin bin to cool down over half- Hearwell Stadium Wakefield first when on 17 minutes Hopwood’s Tongan full-back Seta Tela crashed over time. Hopwood’s numerical disadvantage HOPWOOD HALL College capped a from close range after a neat ball from didn’t hinder them as it took only three fine year by adding the Carnegie Daniel Moran. minutes for them to increase their lead Cup to their SRL Niall Bradley added the first of his after the restart when the outstanding College League champions title after seven conversions to make the score 6- Lewis Haigh followed a neat grubber overcoming their Yorkshire rivals Leeds 0. Hopwood, now using their pack to kick to touch down in the left corner. City College with an awesome display great effect, added another try and Bradley failed with his conversion described by their coach Matt Calland conversion three minutes later when attempt to make the score 18-0. as their ‘best of the season’. Moran darted over from dummy half They struck again two minutes later After a nervy start with both teams catching the Leeds defence napping. Hopwood didn’t have it all their own when man-of-the-match Paul Brearly way, but despite the efforts of both made a break from midfield to race clear teams George Clarke and Jay Leary who both and score between the posts. went agonisingly close to reducing the Haigh and Tela both added Hopwood Hall College: 1 Seta Tela; 2 Kris converted tries mid way through the Constantinou, 3 , 4 Jake second half before Leeds City College’s Eastwood, 5 Damon Lees; 6 Aaron Brown, 7 Paul Brad Roberts grabbed a well deserved Brearley; 8 Jack Francis, 9 Daniel Moran, 10 Liam Whalley, 11 Niall Bradley, 12 Nick Clegg, 13 Lewis consolation try which McCann converted Haigh, 14 David Furey, 15 Moustafa Emara, to make the score 36-6. 16 Ryan Murgatroyd, 17 Nathan Mowatt It was Hopwood Hall who had the final say though when Aaron Brown Leeds City College: 1 Liam Copland; 2 Lathaniel Fowler, 3 Rodney Menon, 4 Alex Adams, 5 John scored the try of the night to cap a fine Mojsa; 6 Omar Alrawi, 7 Kyle Quinlan; 8 Tom performance at stand-off when he Roden, 9 Jordan McCann, 10 Jay Leary, 11 Brad stepped his way through the Leeds Roberts, 12 George Clarke, 13 Matthew Syron, defence to race forty metres to the goal 14 Aaron Manning, 15 Nicky Ullah, 16 Jack Pickles, 17 Dwaine McRea line. Bradley tagged on the extra’s to make the final score 42-6.

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E R Year 8. Boys. Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes) E 40-4 Stainburn (Allerdale & Carlisle); St Benedict’s H (Copeland & Eden) 56-0 St Bernard’s (Barrow & T South Lakes); Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes) O 52-16 Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden); St G Benedict’s (Copeland & Eden) 58-0 Netherhall Y (Allerdale & Carlisle); St Benedict’s (Copeland & E Eden) 24-8 Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes) H MIDLANDS T Year 9. Boys. St Benedict’s (Copeland & Eden) 40 - RESULTSW Year 7. Boys. Round 1 Group 6 Netherhall (Allerdale & Carlisle); Stainburn O 2. Walkwood (Redditch) 12-8 (Allerdale & Carlisle) 18-8 Whitehaven (Copeland & H Ipsley (Redditch); Woodfield Eden); Furness Academy (Barrow & South Lakes) (Redditch) 0-16 Ipsley (Redditch); 0-36 St Benedict’s (Copeland & Eden); Stainburn Woodfield (Redditch) 12-4 Walkwood (Allerdale & Carlisle) 6-0 Dowdales (Barrow & (Redditch). Group 3. Charlton (Telford) 20-4 South Lakes); St Benedict’s (Copeland & Eden) 40- Sutherland (Telford); Burton Borough (Telford) 4 Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes) 20-4 Wrockwardine Wood (Telford). Group 4. Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 20-4 Barrs Hill Year 10. Boys. Millom (Copeland & Eden) 18-30 St (Coventry); Coundon Court (Coventry) 4-0 Barrs Hill Bernard’s (Barrow & South Lakes); Stainburn (Coventry); Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 28-10 (Allerdale & Carlisle) 10-32 Whitehaven (Copeland Coundon Court (Coventry). Group 5. Leasowes & Eden); St Bernard’s (Barrow & South Lakes) 4-26 (Birmingham) 4-12 Great Barr (Birmingham); Cockermouth (Allerdale & Carlisle); Whitehaven Kingsbury (Birmingham) 16-0 King Edwards Aston (Copeland & Eden) 18-6 Furness Academy (Barrow (Birmingham; Great Barr (Birmingham) 8-16 & South Lakes); Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) Kingsbury (Birmingham); Leasowes (Birmingham) 22-28 Cockermouth (Allerdale & Carlisle) 12-8 Kingsbury (Birmingham); Great Barr (Birmingham) 16-4 King Edwards Aston Year 11. Boys. St Benedict’s (Copeland & Eden) (Birmingham); King Edwards Aston (Birmingham) 0- 46-0 Netherhall (Allerdale & Carlisle); Stainburn 16 Great Barr (Birmingham). Round 2. Group 2. (Allerdale & Carlisle) 0-18 Dowdales (Barrow & Walkwood (Redditch) 4-16 Woodfield (Redditch). South Lakes); St Benedict’s (Copeland & Eden) 44- Group 3. Burton Borough (Telford) 20-8 Charlton 0 Furness Academy (Barrow & South Lakes); (Telford). Group 4. Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) - Whitehaven (Allerdale & Carlisle) 44-12 Dowdales WON GROUP TOURNAMENT. Group 5. Great (Barrow & South Lakes); St Benedict’s (Copeland & Barr (Birmingham) 20-24 Kingsbury (Birmingham). Eden) 22-8 Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) Round 3. Burton Borough (Telford) 12-4 Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry); Kingsbury (Birmingham) 24- Year 7. Girls.Millom (Copeland & Eden) 1-5 St 4 Woodfield (Redditch). Round Final. Burton Benedicts (Copeland & Eden); Whitehaven Borough (Telford) 32-18 Kingsbury (Birmingham) (Copeland & Eden) 6-8 Netherall (Allerdale & Carlisle); Millom (Copeland & Eden) 1-6 Year 8 Boys. Round 1. Group 2. Woodfield Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden); St Benedicts (Redditch) 0-16 Walkwood (Redditch); Woodfield (Copeland & Eden) 2-4 Netherhall (Allerdale & (Redditch) 8-4 Ipsley (Redditch); Ipsley (Redditch) Carlisle); Millom (Copeland & Eden) 1-3 Netherall 0-16 Walkwood (Redditch). Group 3. Burton (Allerdale & Carlisle); St Benedicts (Copeland & Borough (Telford) 12-8 Wrockwardine Wood Eden) 2-6 Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) (Telford); Charlton (Telford) 12-4 Sutherland (Telford). Group 4. Barrs Hill (Coventry) 12-8 Year 7. Girls. Millom (Copeland & Eden) 0-6 Coundon Court (Coventry); Bishop Ullathorne Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden); Millom (Copeland (Coventry) 12-8 Coundon Court (Coventry); Barrs & Eden) 8-8 Netherhall (Allerdale & Carlisle); Hill (Coventry) 12-16 Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry). Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) 12-6 Netherhall Group 5. Bishop Challinor (Birmingham) 12-16 (Allerdale & Carlisle) Great Barr (Birmingham); Wheelers Lane (Birmingham) 0-16 Bishop Challinor (Birmingham); Year 9. Girls. St Benedicts (Copeland & Eden) 9-1 Bishop Challinor (Birmingham) 16-4 Leasowes Netherhall (Allerdale & Carlisle); Whitehaven (Birmingham); Kingsbury (Birmingham) 16-24 Great Hill (Coventry); Coudon Court (Coventry) 2-3 Year 8. Boys. Round 1. Wright Robinson () 18-0 Cansfield (Wigan); St Peter and Paul (Copeland & Eden) 6-7 St Benedicts (Copeland & Barr (Birmingham); Great Barr (Birmingham) 12-8 Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry); President Kennedy () 18-0 Up Holland (Lancashire); St (Halton) 58-4 Culcheth (Warrington); Sutton (St Eden); Netherhall (Allerdale & Carlisle) 4-7 Leasowes (Birmingham); Leasowes (Birmingham) (Coventry) 2-2 Coundon Court (Coventry) Cuthbert's (Rochdale) 24-4 The Swinton High Helens) 36-18 Saddleworth (Oldham); Abraham Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) 16-0 Wheelers Lane (Birmingham); Kingsbury Local Festival Winners Bishop Ulathorne Coventry School. Round 2. Cardinal Newman (Warrington) 0- Guest (Wigan) 20-10 Parklands (Lancashire); Wade (Birmingham) 28-20 Bishop Challinor (Birmingham); Prelim Festival 2. St Augustines (Redditch) 3-2 18 Wright Robinson (Manchester); St Aelred's (St Deacon (Halton) 36-6 Deanery (Wigan); Counthill Year 10. Girls. Millom (Copeland & Eden) 0-5 St Kingsbury (Birmingham) 12-8 Leasowes Walkwood (Redditch). Local Festival Winners St Helens) 32-4 St Cuthbert's (Rochdale); Buile Hill (Oldham) 10-20 (Salford). Quarter Finals. Benedicts (Copeland & Eden); Whitehaven (Birmingham); Great Barr (Birmingham) 16-4 Augustines Redditch. Local Final Festival. Bishop (Salford) 18-0 Lowton (Leigh); Rainford (St Helens) Lowton (Leigh) 14-10 De La Salle (St Helens); St (Copeland & Eden) 10-2 Netherall (Allerdale & Wheelers Lane (Birmingham); Wheelers Lane Ullathorne (Coventry) 4-3 Barrs Hill (Coventry). 4-20 St Peter's (Wigan); Saddleworth (Oldham) 60- Peter and Paul (Halton) 50-0 Buile Hill (Salford); Carlisle); Millom (Copeland & Eden) 0-10 (Birmingham) 4-12 Kingsbury (Birmingham) Winners Bishop Ulathorne School. Midlands Final. 0 St Augustine's (St Helens); William Beamont Abraham Guest (Wigan) 18-0 Sutton (St Helens); Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden); St Benedicts Round 2 . Group 2. Walkwood (Redditch) 30-0 Barrs Hill (Coventry) 2-3 Bishop Ullathorne (Warrington) 4-44 Standish (Wigan); Great Sankey Walkden (Salford) 14-26 Wade Deacon (Halton). (Copeland & Eden) 4-6 Netherhall (Allerdale & Woodfield (Redditch). Group 3. Burton Borough (Coventry) (Warrington) 10-8 St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan); Semi Finals. Wade Deacon (Halton) 34-16 Carlisle); Millom (Copeland & Eden) 1-7 Netherall (Telford) 24-12 Charlton (Telford). Group 4 St Peter and Paul (Halton) 8-22 Deanery (Wigan). Abraham Guest (Wigan); St Peter and Paul (Allerdale & Carlisle); St Benedicts (Copeland & Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 28-8 Barrs Hill Year 8 Girls. Prelim Festival. Coudon Court Round Last 16. Wade Deacon (Halton) 18-0 Blue (Halton) 20-16 Lowton (Leigh). Final. Wade Deacon Eden) 3-13 Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) (Coventry). Group 5. Great Barr (Birmingham) 20- (Coventry) 3-2 Barrs Hill (Coventry); Bishop Coat (Oldham); St Mary's (Leigh) 44-0 Standish (Halton) 13-24 St Peter and Paul (Halton) 16 Kingsbury (Birmingham). Round 3. Walkwood Ullathorne (Coventry) 2-2 President Kennedy (Wigan); Cowley (St Helens) 32-0 Great Sankey Year 11. Girls. Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) 36- (Redditch) 12-4 Burton Borough (Telford); Bishop (Coventry); Coudon Court (Coventry) 2-1 President (Warrington); Cansfield (Wigan) 4-34 Deanery Year 7. Girls. Beech House (Rochdale) 24-0 24 Netherall (Allerdale & Carlisle) Ullathorne (Coventry) 28-4 Great Barr Kennedy (Coventry); Barrs Hill (Coventry) 2-2 (Wigan); Holy Cross (Lancashire) 0-28 St Peter's (Manchester); Broad Oak (Bury) 0-16 De (Birmingham). Round Final. Walkwood (Redditch) Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry); Bishop Ullathorne (Wigan); Penketh (Warrington) 16-30 Buile Hill la Salle (St Helens); Great Sankey (Warrington) 4- YORKSHIRE 26-28 Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) (Coventry) 3-2 Coundon Court (Coventry); (Salford); Saddleworth (Oldham) 24-16 St Aelred's 12 Beech House (Rochdale); Stretford President Kennedy (Coventry) 3-3 Barrs Hill (St Helens); St John Fisher (Wigan) 40-8 Wright (Manchester) 4-8 Broad Oak (Bury); Stretford Year 7. Boys. South Holderness (Hull) 14-28 Year 9 Boys. Round 1. Group 2. Trinity (Redditch) (Coventry). Local Festival Winners Coundon Court. Robinson (Manchester). Quarter Finals. St John (Manchester 4-8) Broad Oak (Bury); De la Salle (St Outwood (Wakefield); Airedale (Wakefield) 18-0 16-10 St Augustines (Redditch). Group 3. Local Final Festival. Barrs Hill (Coventry) 2-2 Fisher (Wigan) 36-12 Saddleworth (Oldham); Buile Helens) 8-0 Great Sankey (Warrington); Beech Ryburn Valley (Calderdale); John Smeaton (Leeds) Wrockwardine Wood (Telford) 16-4 Sutherland Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry); President Kennedy Hill (Salford) 18-16 St Peter's (Wigan); Wade House (Rochdale)16-0 Broad Oak (Rochdale); 31-4 Longcroft (Hull); Honley Kirklees) 12-30 (Telford); Phoenix (Telford) 12-8 Sutherland (Coventry) 3-2 Barrs Hill (Coventry); Bishop Deacon (Halton) 26-10 St Mary's (Leigh); Deanery Stretford (Manchester) 0-20 De La Salle (St Woodkirk (Leeds); Settle Middle (North Yorks) 18-0 (Telford); Wrockwardine Wood (Telford) 8-16 Ullathorne (Coventry) 3-4 President Kennedy (Wigan) 18-16 Cowley (St Helens). Semi Finals. St Helens); Great Sankey (Warrington) 4-8 Broad Oakbank (Bradford); Campsmount (South Yorks) Phoenix (Telford); Wrockwardine Wood (Telford) 16- (Coventry). Winners President Kennedy. Midlands John Fisher (Wigan) 36-4 Buile Hill (Salford); Wade Oak (Bury); Beech House (Rochdale) 8-4 De la 21-16 Archbishop Sentanu (Hull); Buttershaw 0 Sutherland (Telford). Group 4. Bishop Ullathorne Final. Coundon Court (Coventry) 1-3 President Deacon (Halton) 44-6 Deanery (Wigan). Final. St Salle (St Helens); Stretford (Manchester) 4-8 Great (Bradford) 10-28 St Wilfrids (Wakefield); North (Coventry) 28-4 President Kennedy (Coventry). Kennedy (Coventry) John Fisher (Wigan) 0-44 Wade Deacon (Halton) Sankey (Warrington); Wade Deacon (Halton) 8-0 Halifax (Calderdale) 0-18 Hessle (Hull); St John Group 5. Kingsbury (Birmingham) 28-24 King Great Sankey (Warrington); Holy Cross Fisher (Kirklees) 4-10 Andrew Marvel (Hull); York Edwards Aston (Birmingham); Kingsbury Year 9 Girls. Prelim Festival. Coundon Court Year 9. Boys. Round 1. St Peter's (Manchester) 48- (Lancashire) 8-4 Wade Deacon (Halton); Great high (North Yorks) 4-48 David Young (Leeds); (Birmingham) 28-24 Great Barr (Birmingham); (Coventry) 2-2 Barrs Hill (Coventry); Bishop 20 Up Holland (Lancashire); St Cuthbert's Sankey (Warrington) 8-0 Beech House (Rochdale); Freeston (Wakefield) 54-0 Kelvin Hall (Hull); Temple Great Barr (Birmingham) 16-28 King Edwards Ullathorne (Coventry) 2-1 Coundon Court (Rochdale) 18-0 Oasis Academy (Salford). Round Wade Deacon (Halton) 12-4 Beech House moor (Leeds) 46-6 Kettlethorpe (Wakefield); Aston (Birmingham). Round 2. Group 3. Phoenix (Coventry); Roade School (Northampton) 2-1 2. William Beamont (Warrington) 16-26 St Peter's (Rochdale) ; Wade Deacon (Halton)4-8 Holy Cross Brooksbank (Calderdale) 4-10 Castleford (Telford) 8-12 Wrockwardine Wood (Telford). Group President Kennedy (Coventry); Barrs Hill (Coventry) (Manchester); St Peter's (Wigan) 20-12 St (Lancashire); De la Salle (St Helens) 12-4 Great (Wakefield); Holy Family (Bradford) 4-28 Newsome 4. Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) - WON GROUP 2-3 Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry); Coundon Court Cuthbert's (Rochdale); Wade Deacon (Halton) 0-32 Sankey (Warrington) Round Final - De La Salle (St (Kirklees); Don Valley (South Yorks) 28-8 St TOURNAMENT. Group 5. King Edwards Aston (Coventry) 2-2 President Kennedy (Coventry); St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan); Penketh Helens) 8-8 Holy Cross (Lancashire) (Holy Cross Catherines (Calderdale); Winfred holtby (Hull) 34-4 (Birmingham) 0-16 Kingsbury (Birmingham) Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 3-3 Roade School (Warrington) 6-30 Sutton (St Helens); Rainford (St win 4-0 in Extra time) Earlsheaton (Kirklees). Round 2. Outwood Round 3. Trinity (Redditch) 10-28 Bishop Ullathorne (Northampton); President Kennedy (Coventry) 2-2 Helens) 22-24 Abraham Guest (Wigan); St (Wakefield) 36-6 Airedale (Wakefield) John (Coventry); Kingsbury (Birmingham) 42-14 Barrs Hill (Coventry); Roade School (Northampton) Gregory's (Warrington) 0-18 St Cuthbert's (St Year 8. Girls. Penketh (Warrington) 12-8 Deanery Smeaton (Leeds) 26-12 Woodkirk (Leeds) Settle Wrockwardine Wood (Telford). Round Final. Bishop 2-1 Coundon Court (Coventry); Bishop Ullathorne Helens); St Ambrose Barlow (Salford) 18-36 St (Wigan);St John Fisher 8-0 Deanery (Wigan); Middle (North Yorks) 8-0 Campsmount (South Ullathorne (Coventry) 24-10 Kingsbury (Birmingham (Coventry) 3-2 President Kennedy (Coventry); Barrs Mary's (Leigh); Saddleworth (Oldham) 14-32 Southlands (Lancashire) 4-8 Deanery (Wigan); Yorks) St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 32-16 Hessle (Hull); Hill (Coventry) 2-3 Roade School (Northampton) Deanery (Wigan). Round Last 16. St Peter and Hollingworth 4-0 St John Fisher (Wigan); Penketh Andrew Marvel (Hull) 18-10 David Young acc Year 10 Boys. Round 1. Group 2. St Augustines Joint Winners Bishop Ulathorne Coventry/ Rhode Paul (Halton) 30-16 Abraham Guest (Wigan); (Warrington) 4-12 St John fisher (Wigan); (Leeds); Freeston (Wakefield) 8-20 Temple moor (Redditch) 44-0 Trinity (Redditch). Group 3. School Northampton. Local Final Festival. Bishop Standish (Wigan) 30-4 St Cuthbert's (St Helens); Southlands (Lancashire) 0-20 St John Fisher (Leeds); Castleford (Wakefield) 40-6 Newsome Charlton (Telford) 28-8 Wrockwardine Wood Ullathorne (Coventry) 2-0 Barrs Hill (Coventry); Great Sankey (Warrington) 32-16 St Mary's (Leigh); (Wigan); De la Salle (St Helens) 8-12 Hollingworth (Kirklees); Don Valley (South Yorks) 18-30 Winfred (Telford). Group 4. Stoke Park (Coventry) 16-12 President Kennedy (Coventry) 0-2 Barrs Hill Southlands (Lancashire) 6-34 Deanery (Wigan); (Rochdale); De la Salle (St Helens) 12-4 Penketh Holtby (Hull). Quarter Finals. Outwood (Wakefield) Barrs Hill (Coventry); President Kennedy (Coventry) (Coventry); Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 2-1 Westleigh (Leigh) 2-20 Sutton (St Helens); Cowley (Warrington); Hollingworth (Rochdale) 12-0 10-0 John Smeaton (Leeds); Settle Middle (North 12-20 Stoke Park (Coventry); Barrs Hill (Coventry) President Kennedy (Coventry). Winners Barrs Hill (St Helens) 8-28 St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan); Southlands (Lancashire); Hollingworth (Rochdale) Yorks) 0-26 St Wilfrids (Wakefield); Andrew Marvel 16-12 President Kennedy (Coventry). Group 5. King School. Midlands Final. Barrs Hill (Coventry) 5-2 Blue Coat (Oldham) 6-22 St Peter's (Wigan); St 8-4 Penketh (Warrington); Penketh (Warrington) 0-0 (Hull) 6-24 Temple Moor (Leeds); Castleford Edwards Aston (Birmingham) 24-36 Great Barr Roade School (Northampton). Winners Barrs Hill John Fisher (Wigan) 30-6 St Peter's (Manchester). Southlands (Lancashire); Deanery (Wigan) 4-8 De (Wakefield) 6 -26 Winfred holtby (Hull). Semi Finals. (Birmingham); Aston Manor (Birmingham) 8-16 Quarter Finals. St John Fisher (Wigan) 32-6 St la Salle (St Helens); Southlands (Lancashire) 0-12 Outwood (Wakefield) 18-14 St Wilfrids (Wakefield); Bishop Challinor (Birmingham); Great Barr Year 10 Girls. Prelim Festival. Coundon Court Peter's (Wigan); St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan) De la Salle (St Helens) ; Round Final - St John Temple Moor (Leeds) 12 -18 Winfred holtby (Hull). (Birmingham) 24-16 Aston Manor (Birmingham); (Coventry) 2-2 Stoke Park (Coventry); President 16-12 Sutton (St Helens); St Peter and Paul Fisher (Wigan) 8-8 Hollingworth (Rochdale) Final. Outwood (Wakefield) 20-8 Winfred Holtby Bishop Challinor (Birmingham) 20-8 King Edwards Kennedy (Coventry) 4-2 Coundon Court (Coventry); (Halton) 6-25 Standish (Wigan); Great Sankey (Hollingworth win 4-0 in extra time) (Hull) Aston (Birmingham); Aston Manor (Birmingham) 8- Stoke Park (Coventry) 2-3 President Kennedy (Warrington) 20-0 Deanery (Wigan). Semi Finals. St 16 King Edwards Aston (Birmingham); Great Barr (Coventry). Local Festival Winners President John Fisher (Wigan) 16-12 St Edmund Arrowsmith Year 9. Girls. St John Fisher (Wigan) 12-4 Year 8. Boys. South Holderness (Hull) 36-14 St (Birmingham) 28-28 Bishop Challinor (Birmingham). Kennedy. Local Final Festival. President Kennedy (Wigan); Standish (Wigan) 12-40 Great Sankey Southlands (Lancashire); Deanery (Wigan) 4-8 Holy Wilfrids (Wakefield); Outwood (Wakefield) 70-0 Round 2. Group 2. St Augustines (Redditch) - WON (Coventry) 5-1 Stoke Park (Coventry) (Warrington). Final. St John Fisher (Wigan) 8-32 Cross (Lancashire); Wade Deacon (Halton) 16-4 St Catherines (Calderdale); Preisthorpe (Leeds) GROUP TOURNAMENT. Group 3. Charlton Midlands Final. Stoke Park (Coventry) 2-6 Great Sankey (Warrington) Hathershaw (Oldham); Southlands (Lancashire) 4- 32-22 St Mary’s (Hull); Honley (Kirklees) 0-36 (Telford) - WON GROUP TOURNAMENT. Group 4. President Kennedy (Coventry) 16 Wade Deacon (Halton); Hathershaw (Oldham) Bruntcliffe (Leeds); Archbishop Holgate (North Stoke Park (Coventry) - WON GROUP Year 10. Boys. Round 1. St George's (Lancashire) 0-8 St John Fisher (Wigan); Holy Cross (Lancs) 16- Yorks) 36-36 Winifred Holtby (Hull); Campsmount TOURNAMENT. Group 5. Bishop Challinor Year 11 Girls. Midlands Final. Stoke Park 8-6 Montgomery (Blackpool); Hollingworth 0 Beech House (Rochdale); Hathershaw (Oldham) (South Yorks) 6-52 Sirius Acc (Hull); Queensbury (Birmingham) 32-16 Great Barr (Birmingham). (Coventry) 4-4 Frederick Gent (Derbyshire) (Rochdale) 4-22 Walkden (Salford). Round 2. St 4-0 Southlands (Lancashire); St John Fisher (Bradford) 16-28 Freeston (Wakefield); Ryburn Round 3. Stoke Park (Coventry) 24-14 Bishop Stoke Park Progress to National Festival Peter's (Wigan) 16-20 St George's (Lancashire); (Wigan) 4-8 Wade Deacon (Halton); Deanery Valley ( Calderdale) 56-16 Holy Family (Bradford); Challinor (Birmingham); Charlton (Telford) 4-24 St Saddleworth (Oldham) 46-16 Walkden (Salford); (Wigan) 12-4 Beech House (Rochdale); St John Birkenshaw (Kirklees) 24-32 Kelvin Hall (Hull); Augustines (Redditch). Round Final. St Augustines NORTH WEST Rainford (St Helens) 18-0 Bye; Sutton (St Helens) Fisher (Wigan) 4-12 Deanery (Wigan); Holy Cross Huntington (North Yorks) 12-4 Woodkirk (Leeds); (Redditch) 10-6 Stoke Park (Coventry 18-0 Abraham Guest (Wigan); De La Salle (St (Lancashire) 8-4 Wade Deacon (Halton) Round Castleford (Wakefield) 38-18 Archbishop Sentanu Year 7. Boys. Round 1. St Peter's (Manchester) 16- Helens) 18-0 Byrchall (Wigan); Buile Hill (Salford) Final - Deanery (Wigan) 20-24 Holy Cross (Lancs) (Hull); Lawnswood (Leeds) 38-10 Horbury Year 11 Boys. Round 1. Group 2. Redditch 12 Holy Cross (Lancashire); GAME 2 St Cuthbert's 8-54 Wade Deacon (Halton); St John Fisher (Wakefield); North Halifax (Calderdale) 8-16 Arrow Vale (Redditch) 24-20 Trinity (Redditch). (Rochdale) 18-10 St Ambrose Barlow (Salford). (Wigan) 18-0 Cardinal Newman (Warrington); Bye Year 10. Girls. Wade Deacon (Halton) 24-0 Broad Kettlethorpe (Wakefield); Oakbank (Bradford) 28-18 Group 3. Charlton (Telford) 8-0 Burton Borough Round 2. Sutton (St Helens) 26-0 St Peter's 0-18 Lowton (Leigh). Round Last 16. Counthill Oak (Bury); St John Fisher (Wigan) 8-4 Wade Earlheaton (Kirklees); Don Valley (South Yorks) 4- (Telford); Charlton (Telford)- No Other Entries. (Manchester); Hathershaw (Oldham) 0-18 St (Oldham) 0-8 De La Salle (St Helens); St Mary's Deacon (Halton); Broad Oak (Bury) 0-36 Lowton 38 Brooksbank (Calderdale); Wolfreton (Hull) 12-42 Group 4. Woodlands (Coventry)- No Other Entries. Cuthbert's (Rochdale); St Peter's (Wigan) 30-0 (Leigh) 13-12 Wade Deacon (Halton); Cowley (St (Leigh); Broad Oak (Bury) 0-20 St John Fisher St John Fisher (Kirklees). Round 2. South Group 5. Great Barr (Birmingham) 12-16 Edmund Haydock (St Helens); Wade Deacon (Halton) 28-0 Helens) 10-18 St John Fisher (Wigan); St Edmund (Wigan); Wade Deacon (Halton) 8-12 Lowton Holderness (Hull) 18-22 Outwood (Wakefield); Campion (Birmingham); Leasowes (Birmingham) St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan); Penketh Arrowsmith (Wigan) 38-16 Lowton (Leigh); St Peter (Leigh); St John Fisher (Wigan) 0-8 Lowton (Leigh) Preisthorpe (Leeds) 22-8 Bruntcliffe (Leeds); 12-20 Edmund Campion (Birmingham); Great Barr (Warrington) 10-4 De La Salle (St Helens); Great and Paul (Halton) 48-0 Sutton (St Helens); Standish Round Final - Lowton 32-32 Wade Deacon (Lowton Winifred Holtby (Hull) 22-40 Sirius Acc (Hull); (Birmingham) 28-8 Aston Manor (Birmingham); Sankey (Warrington) 22-10 Deanery (Wigan); (Wigan) 32-20 Rainford (St Helens); Southlands win 4-0 in extra time) Freeston (Wakefield) 20-24 Ryburn Valley Leasowes (Birmingham) 16-16 Aston Manor Warrington & Cheshire 4 0-18 Standish (Wigan); (Lancashire) 4-20 Saddleworth (Oldham); William (Calderdale); Kelvin Hall (Hull) 10-38 Huntington (Birmingham); Edmund Campion (Birmingham) 28- The Swinton High School 8-10 St Mary's (Leigh) Beamont (Warrington) 48-0 St George's Year 11. Girls. Lymm (Warrington) 0-12 Deanery (North Yorks); Castleford (Wakefield) 30-12 4 Aston Manor (Birmingham); Leasowes Round Last 16. Saddleworth (Oldham) 4-56 (Lancashire). Quarter Finals. William Beamont (Wigan); Haydock (St Helens) 0-16 Cardinal Lawnswood (Leeds); Kettlethorpe (Wakefield) 50-0 (Birmingham) 16-24 Great Barr (Birmingham) Penketh (Warrington); St Peter and Paul (Halton) (Warrington) 34-4 Saddleworth (Oldham); Standish Newman (Warrington); Lymm (Warrington) 12-4 Oakbank (Bradford); Brooksbank (Calderdale) 14- Round 2. Group 2. Arrow Vale (Redditch) - WON 22-4 Great Sankey (Warrington); St John Fisher (Wigan) 16-32 St Peter and Paul (Halton); De La Haydock (St Helens); Deanery (Wigan) 4-16 28 St John Fisher (Kirklees). Quarter Finals. GROUP TOURNAMENT. Group 3. Charlton (Wigan) 28-8 St Mary's (Leigh); Westleigh (Leigh) Salle (St Helens) 16-22 St Mary's (Leigh); Cowley Cardinal Newman (Warrington); Lymm (Warrington Outwood (Wakefield) 38-16 Priesthorpe (Leeds); (Telford) - WON GROUP TOURNAMENT. Group 4 4-32 Wade Deacon (Halton); William Beamont (St Helens) 16-36 St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan). 4-16 Cardinal Newman (Warrington); Deanery 20-8 Sirius acc (Hull) 32-22 Ryburn Valley (Calderdale); Woodlands (Coventry) - WON GROUP (Warrington) 22-32 St Peter's (Wigan); Parklands Semi Finals. William Beamont (Warrington) 26-10 Haydock (St Helens) Round Final - Cardinal Semi Finals. Outwood (Wakefield) 34-4 Sirius Acc TOURNAMENT. Group 5. Great Barr (Birmingham) (Lancashire) 18-0 St Cuthbert's (Rochdale); St Peter and Paul (Halton); St Mary's (Leigh) 10-14 Newman (Warrington) 16-12 Deanery (Wigan) Hull); Castleford (Wakefield) 38-0 St John Fisher 24-28 Edmund Campion (Birmingham). Round 3. Abraham Guest (Wigan) 24-4 Sutton (St Helens); St Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan). Final. William (Kirklees). Final. Outwood (Wakefield) 22-6 Edmund Campion (Birmingham) 24-0 Arrow Vale St Augustine's (St Helens) 68-4 Standish (Wigan). Beamont (Warrington) 34-20 Edmund Arrowsmith CUMBRIA Castleford (Wakefield). (Redditch); Charlton (Telford) 10-4 Woodlands Quarter Finals. Abraham Guest (Wigan) 60-0 (Wigan) (Coventry). Round Final. Edmund Campion Parklands (Lancashire); St Peter's (Wigan) 12-6 Year 7. Boys. West Lakes Academy (Copeland & Year 9. Boys. Hessle (Hull) 8-22 Ossett (Wakefield); (Birmingham) 24-0 Charlton (Telford) Wade Deacon (Halton); Penketh (Warrington) 4-4 Year 11. Boys. Round 1. High 0-18 Eden) 14-17 Netherhall 17(Allerdale & Carlisle); St Freeston (Wakefield) 44-14 Ryburn Valley ( St Peter and Paul (Halton); St Augustine's (St Walkden (Salford); Saddleworth (Oldham) 28-12 Bernard’s (Barrow & South Lakes) 0-18 Dowdales Calderdale); Bruntcliffe (Leeds) 6-22 David Lister Year 7 Girls. Festival 1. Coudon Court (Coventry) 2- Helens) 22-4 St John Fisher (Wigan). Semi Finals. Standish (Wigan); Parklands (Lancashire) 18-0 (Barrow & South Lakes); St Benedict’s (Copeland & (Hull); Spen Valley (Kirklees) v Cockburn (Leeds); 1 Barrs Hill (Coventry); Bishop Ullathorne Abraham Guest (Wigan) 14-10 St Peter's (Wigan); Bye; Matthew Moss (Rochdale) 0-60 Deanery Eden) 26-6 Netherhall (Allerdale & Carlisle); King James (North Yorks) 12-22 Malet Lambert (Coventry) 3-2 President Kennedy (Coventry); St Peter and Paul (Halton) 6-24 St Augustine's (St (Wigan). Round Last 16. St John Fisher (Wigan) 0- Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes) 22-12 Stainburn (Hull); Pennistone (South Yorks) 0-18 Sirius Acc Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 3-1 Barrs Hill Helens). Final. Abraham Guest (Wigan) 6-8 St 18 De La Salle (St Helens); William Beamont (Allerdale & Carlisle); St Benedict’s (Copeland & (Hull); Oakbank (Bradford) 32-30 Horbury (Coventry); President Kennedy (Coventry) 1-2 Barrs Augustine’s (St Helens) (Warrington) 0-18 Lowton (Leigh); Buile Hill Eden) 6-26 Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes) (Wakefield); Holy Trinity ( Calderdale) 0-18

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Buttershaw (Bradford); Honley (Kirklees) 44-4 Baptist School (London); Southborough (London) 4-4 Sydney Smith (Hull); Huntington (North Yorks) 26-24 Holyfield (London); Hinchley Wood School (London) Brigshaw (Leeds); Castleford (Wakefield) 44-8 South 18-0 Epsom & Ewell High School (London). Group 6. Holderness (Hull); David Young (Leeds) 18-22 (London); St Josephs (Port Talbot) 6-38 Highgate Wood School (London) 24-22 Highgate Airedale (Wakefield); Brooksbank (Calderdale) 18-0 Castleford High (Wakefield); St Benedict's Wood School (London) Outwood (Wakefield); Queensbury (Bradford) 20-16 (Copeland & Eden) 56-0 St Johns (North East). Mirfield (Kirklees); Don Valley (South Yorks) 18-0 Quarter Finals. Brooksbank (Calderdale) 34-16 Year 9. Boys. Round 1. Group 1. Longford School North Halifax (Calderdale); Andrew Marvel (Hull) 30- Castleford High (Wakefield); Sirius Academy (London) 20-4 Lampton School (London); Feltham 4 King James (Kirklees). Round 2. Ossett (Hull) 38-6 St John Fisher (Wigan); Standish (London) 26-0 Longford School (London); Feltham (Wakefield) 8-30 Freeston (Wakefield); David Lister (Wigan) 50-8 Arch Bishop Ullathorne (Mid); St (London) 16-4 Lampton School (London). Group 3. (Hull) 22-4 Spen Valley (Kirklees); Malet Lambert Hemel King's Langley (London) 36-0 Longdean Year 7. Round 1. Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera Benedict's (Copeland & Eden) 30-6 Feltham (Hull) 6-18 Sirius Acc (Hull); Oakbank (Bradford) 20- School SSC (London). Semi Finals. Sirius (London); Longdean (London) 16-0 Adeyfield 10 Buttershaw (Bradford); Honley (Kirklees) 14-2 (Wales) 30-16 St Wilfrids (Wakefield); Outwood (London); King's Langley (London) 12-0 John F Grange (Wakefield) 54-0 St Johns (North East); Academy (Hull) 26-27 Brooksbank (Calderdale); Huntington (North Yorks); Castleford (Wakefield) 18- St Benedict's (Copeland & Eden) 14-10 Kennedy (London); Longdean (London) 14-0 John F 0 Airedale (Wakefield); Brooksbank (Calderdale) 76- Dame Alice Owen (London) 16-38 Afon Taff Kennedy (London); King's Langley (London) 24-0 (Mertha Tydfil); Burton Borough (Telford) 10-30 Standish (Wigan). Final. Friday 26 August 2010, 0 Queensbury (Bradford); Don Valley (South Yorks) at Hillingdon Athletics Stadium London. St Adeyfield (London); Adeyfield (London) 16-0 John F 6-36 Andrew Marvel (Hull). Quarter Finals. Freeston St Peter's (Wigan); St Peter and Paul (Halton) Kennedy (London). Group 5. Hollyfield (London) 10- 0-38 Temple Moor (Leeds); Abraham Guest Benedict's (Copeland & Eden) v Brooksbank (Wakefield) 22-36 David Lister (Hull); Sirius Acc (Calderdale) 4 Southborough School (London); Southborough (Hull) 60-8 Oakbank (Bradford); Honley (Kirklees) (Wigan) 42-20 Ravenswood School (London); School (London) 0-12 Tiffin (London); Hinchley Wood 26-28 Castleford (Wakefield); Brooksbank Winifred Holtby (Hull) 14-16 St Augustine's (St Year 10. Round 1. St Marys (Hull) 6-36 St School (London) 20-0 Epsom & Ewell High School (Calderdale) 56 -12 Andrew Marvel (Hull). Semi Helens); Bannerman (Scotland) 22-32 Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan); Castleford High (London); Tiffin (London) 14-0 Thamesmead Finals. David Lister (Hull) 10 -62 Sirius Acc (Hull); Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes). Quarter (Wakefield) 44-6 Heaton Manor (North East); (London); Holyfield (London) 18-0 Epsom & Ewell Castleford (Wakefield) 0-52 Brooksbank Finals. Game 4. Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera (Wales) Ravenswood School (London) 24-42 St Mary's High School (London); Tiffin (London) 6-12 Hinchley (Calderdale). Final. Sirius Acc (Hull) 19-18 0-68 St Augustine's (St Helens). Game 3. Afon (Leigh); St Augustines (Redditch) 4-22 Wood School (London) Brooksbank (Calderdale). Taff (Mertha Tydfil) 26-36 Temple Moor (Leeds). Brentwood County High School (London); Game 2. Outwood Grange (Wakefield) 19-20 William Beamont (Warrington) 28-10 St (Calderdale) 0-0 South Leeds (Leeds); Settle Year 10. Boys. Round 1. Group 1. Feltham School Year 10. Boys. Kelvin Hall (Hull) 0-26 Kettlethorpe Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes). Game 1. Catherines (Calderdale); St Peter and Paul College (North Yorks) 4-0 Oakbank (Bradford); St SSC (London) 12-0 Twyford Secondary School; (Wakefield); St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 24-6 North Abraham Guest (Wigan) 14-10 St Peter's (Halton) 26-18 St Josephs (Port Talbot); Catherines Calderdale) 4-4 Queensbury (Bradford); Feltham School SSC (London) 14-0 Chiswick Halifax (Calderdale); Cockburn (Leeds) 46-8 Malet (Wigan). Semi Finals. Abraham Guest (Wigan) Cymrhymni (Blackwood, South Wales) 20-24 Holy Trinity (Calderdale) 0-20 Castleford (Wakefield); Community School (London); Chiswick Community Lambert (Hull); Honley (Kirklees) 20-8 Woodkirk 10-14 Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes); Honley (Kirklees); Whitehill (Scotland) 0-18 Queensbury (Bradford) 0-4 Holy Trinity (Calderdale); School (London) 0-6 Twyford Secondary School. (Leeds); Cannon Lee (North Yorks) 12-16 St Mary’s Temple Moor (Leeds) 28-20 St Augustine's (St Cockermouth (Allerdale & Carlisle). Quarter South Leeds (Leeds) 0-8 Oakbank (Bradford); South Group 2. Christ's School (London) 20-0 Shene (Hull); Don Valley (South Yorks) 0-60 York High Helens). Final. Wembley Stadium, London Finals. William Beamont (Warrington) 30-24 St Leeds (Leds) 0-4 Settle College (North Yorks); School (London); Shene School (London) 0-16 (North Yorks); Buttershaw (Bradford) 22-10 Saturday 27 August 2010. Dowdales (Barrow & Edmund Arrowsmith (Wigan); St Peter and Paul Oakbank (Bradford) 0-4 Castleford (Wakefield); Teddington (London); Christ's School (London) 28-0 Featherstone (Wakefield); Ryburn Valley South Lakes) v Temple Moor (Leeds) (Halton) 20-14 St Mary's (Leigh); Cockermouth Castleford (Wakefield) 20-0 St Catherines Teddington (London); Teddington (London) 4-6 Grey (Calderdale) 36-4 Holy Family (Bradford); Mirfield (Allerdale & Carlisle) 10-36 Castleford High (Calderdale); Queensbury (Bradfrord) 0-12 Settle Court School (London); Shene School (London) 0-18 (Kirklees) 40-12 South Holderness (Hull); Pindar Year 8. Round 1. Castleford High (Wakefield) (Wakefield); Honley (Kirklees) 56-6 Brentwood College (North Yorks); Oakbank (Bradford) 8-0 Holy Grey Court School (London); Christ's School (North Yorks) 2-44 Rodillian (Leeds); Castleford 18-0 Deanery (Wigan); St Johns (North East) 6- County High School (London). Semi Finals. St Trinity (Calderdale). Final. Settle College 8-32 (London) 16-0 Grey Court School (London) (Wakefield) 32-0 Hessle (Hull); Brigshaw (Leeds) 36- 46 Outwood Grange (Wakefield); Brentwood Peter and Paul (Halton) 14-12 William Beamont Castleford 38 Outwood (Wakefield); St Catherines (Calderdale) County High School (London) 46-10 Buile Hill (Warrington); Honley (Kirklees) 10-24 Year 11. Boys. Round 1. Group 2. Orleans Park 12-10 Freeston (Wakefield); Queensbury (Bradford) (Salford); Bishop Ullathorne (Coventry) 8-32 Castleford High (Wakefield). Final. Friday 26 Year 10. Girls. Castleford (Wakefield) 8-4 St (London) 0-6 Whitton School & Sports College 24-6 Salendine Nook (Kirklees); St Michaels (South Hinchley Wood (London); Wade Deacon August 2010, at Hillingdon Athletics Stadium, Catherines (Calderdale); Settle College 8-4 South (London); Teddington (London) 4-0 Christ's School Yorks) 0-68 Brooksbank (Calderdale); Andrew (Halton) 44-16 Sirius Academy (Hull); Cathedral London. St Peter and Paul (Halton) v Castleford Craven (North Yorks); King James (Kirklees) 20-20 (London); Whitton School & Sports College (London) Marvel (Hull) 18-0 All Saints (Kirklees). Round 2. (Cardiff) 14-40 St John Fisher (Wigan); St High (Wakefield) St Wilfrids (Wakefield); South Craven (North Yorks) 4-0 Grey Court School (London); Grey Court School Kettlethorpe (Wakefield) 22-20 St Wilfrids Josephs (Port Talbot) 8-10 St John Fisher 8-16 St Catherines (Calderdale); King James (London) 6-10 Orleans Park (London); Christ's (Wakefield); Cockburn (Leeds) 10-24 Honley (Kirklees); Smithycroft (Scotland) 0-18 St Year 11. Round 1. David Lister (Hull) 8-32 (Kirklees) 0-20 Castleford (Wakefield); Settle College School (London) 6-0 Orleans Park (London); Whitton (Kirklees); St Mary’s (Hull) 19-8 York High (North Benedict's (Copeland & Eden). Quarter Finals. Lowton (Leigh); Rodillian (Leeds) 28-30 (North Yorks) 16-0 St Wilfrids (Wakefield); Settle School & Sports College (London) 0-12 Christ's Yorks); Buttershaw (Bradford) 26-6 Ryburn Valley Castleford High (Wakefield) 42-6 Hinchley Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden); Ravenswood College (North Yorks) 24-0 St Catherines School (London); Christ's School (London) 10-0 (Calderdale); Mirfield (Kirklees) 34-24 Rodillian Wood (London); St Benedict's (Copeland & School (London) 10-35 Abraham Guest (Calderdale); Castleford (Wakefield) 24-4 South Grey Court School (London); Whitton School & (Leeds); Castleford (Wakefield) 18-0 Outwood Eden) 6-22 Outwood Grange (Wakefield); St (Wigan); St Edward Campion (Birmingham) 6- Sports College (London) 0-10 Teddington (London); Craven (North Yorks); King James (Kirklees) 16-4 St Grey Court School (London) 0-20 Teddington (Wakefield); St Catherines (Calderdale) 40-4 John Fisher (Wigan) 24-18 St John Fisher 68 St Joseph's (Wales); St Peter and Paul Catherines (Calderdale); St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 24- Queensbury (Bradford); Brooksbank (Calderdale) 30- (Kirklees); Brentwood County High School (Halton) 44-4 Archbishop Sentamu (Hull); Wade (London); Orleans Park (London) 6-6 Teddington 12 South Craven (North Yorks); St Wilfrids (London). Group 4. Dunraven School (London) 4-12 30 Andrew Marvel (Hull). Quarter Finals. Kettlethorpe (London) 28-26 Wade Deacon (Halton). Semi Deacon (Halton) 62-1 John F Kennedy (Wakefield) 4-8 Castleford (Wakefield); King James (Wakefield) 16 -38 Honley (Kirklees); St Mary’s (Hull) Finals. Outwood Grange (Wakefield) 44-4 (London); Cwn Rhynmi (Cumbran, Wales) 12- Riddlesdown (London); Woodcote (London) 0-8 (Kirklees) 0-8 Settle College (North Yorks)’; Riddlesdown (London); Dunraven School (London) 22-12 Buttershaw (Bradford); Mirfield (Kirklees) 2-42 Castleford High (Wakefield); Brentwood County 26 Freeston (Wakefield); St Benedict's Castleford (Wakefield) 4- 4 Settle College (North Castleford (Wakefield); St Catherines (Calderdale) High School (London) 14-10 St John Fisher (Copeland & Eden) 32-6 St Johns (North East). 12-0 St Andrews (London); Woodcote (London) 0-14 24-18 Andrew Marvel (Hull). Semi Finals. Honley Yorks); St Catherines (Calderdale) 4-8 St Wilfrids Greenshaw High School (London); Riddlesdown (Wigan). Final. Friday 26 August 2010 at Quarter Finals. Game 4. Freeston (Wakefield) (Wakefield); South Craven (North Yorks) 16-12 King (Kirklees) 26-32 St Mary’s (Hull); Castleford Hillingdon Athletics Stadium, London. Outwood 34-28 St Benedict's (Copeland & Eden). Game (London) 12-4 St Andrews (London); Greenshaw (Wakefield) 40-4 St Catherines (Calderdale). Final. James (Kirklees). Final. Settle College 12-16 High School (London) 4-12 Dunraven School Grange (Wakefield) v Brentwood County High 3. Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) 18-0 St Castleford St Mary’s (Hull) 6-56 Castleford (Wakefield) School (London) Josephs (Port Talbot). Game 2. Wade Deacon (London); Woodcote (London) 8-4 St Andrews (Halton) 8-24 St Peter and Paul (Halton). Game (London); Greenshaw High School (London) 4-6 Year 11. Boys. David Lister (Hull) 52-12 Carleton Year 11. Girls. St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 4-4 Riddlesdown (London); Woodcote (London) 10-10 Year 9. Round 1. Brooksbank (Calderdale) 30- 1. Lowton (Leigh) 17-17 Abraham Guest Earlsheaton (Kirklees); North Halifax (Calderdale) 0- (Wakefield); Castleford (Wakefield) 18-0 North 14 Great Sankey (Warrington); Sirius Academy (Wigan) Away team wins as same tries scored. Dunraven School (London); St Andrews (London) 0- Halifax (Calderdale); Templemoor (Leeds) 16-4 4 Castleford (Wakefield); Freeston (Wakefield) 12-0 6 Greenshaw High School (London); Dunraven (Hull) 60-0 Dowdales (Barrow & South Lakes); Semi Finals. Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) St Catherines; Castleford (Wakefield 4-0 St Wilfrids Sydney Smith (Hull); Whitcliffe Mount (Kirklees) 14-8 Feltham (London) 36-26 Cwn Rhynmi 24-4 Freeston (Wakefield); Abraham Guest School (London) 8-4 Riddlesdown (London). Group Boston Spa (Leeds); King James (North Yorks) 40- (Wakefield); St Catherines (Calderdale) 8-12 5. Tiffin (London) 24-12 Hollyfield (London); Tiffin (Cumbrian, Wales); Bishop Ullathorne (Wigan) 14-48 St Peter and Paul (Halton). Earlsheaton (Kirklees); Freeston (Wakefield) 4-12 38 Woolfreton (Hull); Don Valley (South Yorks) 0-18 (Coventry) 40-24 St Edmund Arrowsmith Final. Wednesday 5 May 2010 at the Stobart (London) 18-12 Hinchley Wood School (London); Archbishop Sentanu (Hull); Buttershaw (Bradford) North Halifax (Calderdale); St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 8- Hinchley Wood School (London) 14-14 Hollyfield (Wigan); Standish (Wigan) 30-10 David Lister Stadium, Widnes. St Peter and Paul (Halton) 0 St Catherines (Calderdale); Castleford (Wakefield) 40-32 Outwood (Wakefield); Brooksbank (Hull); St John Fisher (Wigan) 44-22 RGS 54-0 Whitehaven (Copeland & Eden) (London). Group 6. Woodside Secondary School (Calderdale) 18-0 Oakbank (Bradford); 16-0 Freeston (Wakefield); Earlsheaton (Kirklees) 0- (London) 0-0 Woodside Secondary School (London) Heckmondwyke (Kirklees) 20-11 Malet Lambert 12 North Halifax (Calderdale); Freeston (Wakefield) (Hull); Joseph Rowntree (North Yorks) 0-18 8- 4 St Wilfrids; North Halifax (Calderdale) 12-0 St SCOTLAND Lawnswood (Leeds); Featherstone (Wakefield) 18-0 (Bradford); South Leeds (Leeds) 8- 4 Holy Family (Wakefield); North Halifax Calderdale 4-0 Settle Cathrerines (Calderdale); Earlsheaton (Kirklees) 0-8 St Mary’s (Hull); Rodillian (Leeds) 22-16 Airedale (Bradford); Castleford (Wakefield) 12-0 Settle Middle Middle (North Yorks); South Craven (North Yorks) Castleford (Wakefield); St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 4-8 Year 7. Boys. Round 1. Smithycroft 4-20 (Wakefield); Holy Trinity (Calderdale) 0-20 Freeston (North Yorks); David Young (Leeds) 4-12 St Wilfrids 12-12 Calder High (Calderdale); St Catherines North Halifax (Calderdale); Freeston (Wakefield) 4-4 Bannerman; Whitehall 0-16 Uddingston; Smithycroft (Wakefield); Queensbury (Bradford) 8-8 Honley (Wakefield); Queensbury (Bradford) 0-20 Castleford (Calderdale 0-8 South Craven (North Yorks); Settle Earlsheaton (Kirklees); St Catherines (Calderdale 0- 4-16 Uddingston; Whitehall 4-32 Bannerman; (Kirklees); Penistone (South Yorks) 10-26 Sowerby (Wakefield); Holy Family (Bradfrod) 0-8 Settle Middle Middle (North Yorks) 16-4 David Young (Leeds); St 12 Castleford (Wakefield). Semi Finals. Castleford Whitehall 8-16 Smithycroft; Bannerman 32-12 Bridge (Calderdale); South Holderness (Hull) 40-4 (North Yorks); South Leeds (Leeds) 4-4 Queensbury Catherines (Calderdale) 8-16 Calder High (Wakefield) 8-0 Earlsheaton (Kirklees); North Halifax Uddingston Mirfield (Kirklees). Round 2. David Lister (Hull) 16-15 (Bradford); St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 4-4 South Leeds (Calderdale); North Halifax (Calderdale) 0-12 (Calderdale) 4-0 Freeston (Wakefield). Final. Settle Castleford (Wakefield); Templemoor (Leeds) 22-24 (Leeds); Settle Middle (North Yorks) 8-0 David Young Castleford (Wakefield); Calder High (Calderdale) 12- College 20-12 Castleford Year 8. Boys. Round 1. Smithycroft 20-8 Bannerman Whitcliffe Mount (Kirklees); King James (North Yorks) (Leeds); St Wilfrids (Wakefield) 16-4 Queensbury 8 North Halifax (Calderdale); South Craven (North High; Whitehall 0-32 Uddingston; Smithycroft 8-8 16-30 Archbishop Sentanu (Hull); Buttershaw (Bradford); Holy Family (Bradford) 0-16 Castleford Yorks) 8-8 David Young (Leeds); Settle Middle (North LONDON AND THE SOUTH Uddingston; Whitehall 0-32 Bannerman High; (Bradford) 28-28 Brooksbank (Calderdale); (Wakefield); Queensbury (Bradford) 4-4 Holy Family Yorks) 12- 0 South Craven (North Yorks); David Whitehall 0-40 Smithycroft; Bannerman High 16-16 Heckmondwyke (Kirklees) 18-0 Lawnswood (Leeds); (Bradford); South Leeds (Leeds) 4-4 David Young Young (Leeds) 4-16 Castleford (Wakefield); Boys. Year 7. Round 1. Group 2. Shene School Uddingston Featherstone (Wakefield) 14-20 Rodillian (Leeds); (Leeds); South Leeds (Leeds) 0-8 Settle Middle Castleford (Wakefield) 20-0 St Catherines (London) 0-4 Grey Court School (London); Grey Freeston (Wakefield) 46-0 Queensbury (Bradford); (North Yorks); David Young (Leeds) 0-16 Castleford (Calderdale); Calder High (Calderdale) 0-12 Settle Court School (London) 16-0 Hampton Community Sowerby Bridge (Calderdale) 14-32 South (Wakefield); Castleford (Wakefield) 16-0 St Wilfrids College (North Yorks); David Young (Leeds) 4-8 College (London); Whitton School & Sports College Holderness (Hull). Quarter Finals. David Lister (Hull) (Wakefield); Queensbury (Bradford) 0-8 Settle North Halifax (Calderdale) ). Final. Settle Middle 0-32 (London) 20-0 Hampton Community College 35-20 Whitcliffe Mount (Kirklees); Archbishop Middle (North Yorks); David Young (Leeds) 8-0 Holy Castleford (London); Grey Court School (London) 0-12 Whitton Sentanu (Hull) 18 -14 Brooksbank (Calderdale); Family (Bradford). Final. Settle Middle 12-16 School & Sports College (London); Shene School Heckmondwyke (Kirklees) 11-12 Rodillian (Leeds); Castleford Year 9. Girls. Settle College (North Yorks) 8-0 St (London) 0-12 Whitton School & Sports College Freeston (Wakefield) 34-14 South Holderness (Hull). Catherines (Calderdale); Castleford (Wakefield) 20-0 (London); Hampton Community College (London) 4- Semi Finals. David Lister (Hull) 38-0 Archbishop Year 8. Girls. Settle Middle (North Yorks) 16-0 St South Leeds (Leeds); Holy Trinity (Calderdale) 12- 0 8 Shene School (London). Group 5. Epsom & Ewell Sentanu (Hull); Rodillian (Leeds) 29-18 Freeston Catherines (Calderdale); Castleford (Wakefield) 16-0 St Catherines (Calderdale); Oakbank (Bradford) 16-0 High School (London) 12-6 Coombe Boys (London); Year 7. Girls. Settle Middle 14-0 St Johns; Holy (Wakefield). Final. David Lister (Hull) v Rodillian South Craven (North Yorks); North Halifax Queensbury (Bradford); South Leeds (Leeds) 4-4 Southborough (London) 14-0 St John the Baptist Cross 10-6 Wade Deacon; Castleford 28-0 Netherall; (Leeds) (Calderdale) 16-0 St Catherines (Calderdale); David Holy Trinity (Calderdale); Castleford (Wakefield) 4-0 (London); Hollyfield (London) 10-4 St John the ABP Ullathorne 0-10 St Wilfrids; Wade Deacon 16- Young (Leeds) 4-4 Calder High (Calderdale); South Settle College (North Yorks); Oakbank (Bradford) 12- Baptist (London); Hinchley Wood School (London) 14 Feltham; De La Salle 0-20 Castleford; St Johns 0- Year 7. Girls. Settle Middle (North Yorks) 4-0 St Craven 4- 4 North Halifax (Calderdale); Castleford 0 St Catherines (Calderdale); Queensbury (Bradford) 24-0 Southborough School (London); Hinchley Wood 22 Holy Cross; Feltham 8-10 Settle Middle; ABP Wilfrids (Wakefield); Castleford (Wakefield) 20-0 (Wakefield) 20-0 Settle Middle (North Yorks); St 0-20 Castleford (Wakefield); Holy Trinity (Calderdale) School (London) 18-0 Hollyfield (London); Hollyfield Ullathorne 0-0 De La Salle; St Wilfrids 6-18 South Leeds; Holy Family (Bradford) 0-12 St Wilfrids Catherines Calderdale) 4-8 David Young (Leeds); 0-8Settle College (North Yorks); South Leeds (London) 12-0 Coombe Boys (London); Epsom & Castleford; Settle Middle 8-0 Holy Cross; Castleford (Wakefield); David Young (Leeds) 4-0 Queensbury Calder High (Calderdale) 12-12 Castleford (Leeds) 8-0 Queensbury (Bradford); St Catherines Ewell High School (London) 12-14 St John the 14-0 ABP Ullathorne; Feltham 14-6 St Johns; Netherall 6-4 De La Salle; Netherall 10-10 ABP Ullathorne; St Johns 12-4 Wade Deacon; De La Salle 4-18 St Wilfrids; Holy Cross 0-8 Feltham; Wade Deacon 8-8 Settle Middle; St Wilfrids 16-10 Netherall. Semi-finals. Castleford 18-14 Feltham; St Wilfrids 10-16 Settle Refs compete for Wembley glory Year 8. Girls. Settle Middle 8-8 President Kennedy; Hollingworth 8-0 Calder High; Castleford 14-0 Whitehaven; Marden Bridge 8-12 North Halifax; Calder High 0-10 Feltham; St John Fisher 0-16 THE finalists won’t be the only The match officials are Jaime Castleford; President Kennedy 0-12 Hollingworth; Feltham 4-4 Settle Middle; Marden Bridge 4-14 St ones competing for glory at Reed, Nathan Walker, Ian Scott, John Fisher; North Halifax 0-10 Castleford; Settle Middle 0-6 Hollingworth; Castleford 16-0 Marden Hillingdon Sports and Leisure Ryan Collins, Ellis McCarthy, Ben Bridge; Feltham 14-6 President Kennedy; Whitehaven 4-4 St John Fisher; Whitehaven 12-4 Complex on the Friday before the Patey and Tom Hudson. They are Marden Bridge; President Kennedy 0-6 Calder High; Carnegie Challenge Cup Final. all under 18 years old and have St John Fisher 20-0 North Halifax; Hollingworth 0-4 Feltham; Calder High 0-12 Settle Middle; North The junior match officials, been chosen as the top seven Halifax 0-16 Whitehaven. Semi-finals. Feltham 8-4 St selected to referee the seven match officials from across the John Fisher; Castleford High 8-0 Hollingworth Year 9. Girls. Settle College 24-0 Parkside High; finals, are all competing with each country. Holy Cross 12-4 Whitehaven; Castleford 10-0 St Benedicts; Barrs Hill 0-18 Oakbank; Whitehaven 0-8 other to be selected to referee the In preparation for the Carnegie Orleans Park; Deanery 0-4 Castleford; Parkside High Year 7 boys’ final at Wembley Champion Schools Finals, all of 0-16 Holy Cross; Orleans Park 0-10 Settle College; Barrs Hill 0-10 Deanery; Oakbank 6-16 Castleford; Stadium the next day. The other the junior referees involved will Settle College 0-16 Holy Cross; Castleford 4-0 Barrs Hill; Orleans Park 18-12 Parkside High; St Benedicts six referees will make up the rest take part in an all-day training 0-4 Deanery; St Benedicts 4-8 Barrs Hill; Parkside High 10-8 Whitehaven; Deanery 0-0 Oakbank; Holy of the officiating team for the session with the full-time referees. Cross 12-0 Orleans Park; Whitehaven 6-6 Settle College; Oakbank 10-0 St Benedicts. Semi-finals. Carnegie Champion Schools final Many referees that have been Castleford 18-0 Settle; Oakbank 6-12 Holy Cross at Wembley. involved in the Carnegie Year 10. Girls. Castleford 22-0 President Kennedy; The seven referees selected for Champion Schools Tournament Lowton 6-0 King James; Settle College 12-4 Whitehaven; Bye - St Wilfreds; King James 0-18 the finals have performed to a have progressed to the Co- Bullers Wood; Wade Deacon 0-14 Settle College; President Kennedy 0-20 Lowton; Bullers Wood 0-0 high standard throughout the operative Championship and Castleford; Bye - Wade Deacon; St Wilfreds 0-18 Settle College; Castleford 12-0 Lowton; Settle competition and many have even been match officials in the College - Bye; Bullers Wood 12-0 President Kennedy; Whitehaven 4-4 Wade Deacon; officiated various national games Engage Super League. These Whitehaven - Bye; President Kennedy 0-24 King and even junior international include Warren Turley, Tim Roby James; Wade Deacon 0-6 St Wilfreds; Lowton 4-0 Bullers Wood; King James 0-18 Castleford; St matches. and Andy Sweet. Wilfreds 4-4 Whitehaven; Settle 12-0 Lowton; Castleford 16-0 St Wilfreds

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