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North and Mid Wales RUGBY North and Mid Wales RUGBY Issue 50 January 18th, 2016 North & Mid Wales RUGBY Happy New Year to you all and we hope you have a successful and prosperous 2016, both on and off the field. The weather has played havoc with a lot of fixtures but, thankfully, some games have gone ahead in the last month and you’ll find all the results and updated league tables in this issue. Thanks for some great feedback on last month’s issue, it really is ap- preciated. As we go to press, the WRU have announced that Rachel Taylor will once again captain the Wales Women’s team in the Six Nations and we Thanks to all those who have kindly supplied the extend our congratulations and best wishes to Rachel and all the girls pictures for the front cover of this issue selected, we’re sure they will once again do us proud. The Wales Under-20’s will be making North Wales their home again in the forthcoming Six Nations and hopefully the rugby folk of the North/ NORTH AND MID WALES RUGBY Mid Wales region will turn out again in their thousands and cheer the MAGAZINE OFFER FOR CLUBS future Welsh stars on at Parc Eirias. Don’t forget to purchase a ticket which covers you for the three home games for just £20, a fantastic Why not trial this magazine at your club? deal. - 10 copies for £15 or 20 copies for £25 Over the last few weeks the Swalec competitions have taken centre Please either email [email protected] or stage and, with a bit of luck, the backlog of games will get cleared up telephone 07713 514 375 to discuss further soon with a good number of the region’s clubs progressing to the next round on the road to the Millennium/Principality Stadium. There’s such a lot going on and, with your help in sending in your club news, reports, pictures, etc, we intend to keep all the rugby supporters in the region updated. Please don’t be shy, if you’ve got something hap- pening at your club, let us know and we’ll share it with pleasure. Best wishes to you all. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE END OF THE SEASON - FIVE MORE ISSUES - JUST £12.50 Please help keep this magazine going - another six monthly issues for just £12.50 delivered to your door. Send a cheque for £12.50 (made payable to G Williams) to Gary Williams, Wylfa, Westwood Park, Welshpool, Powys SY21 Pwllheli v 7QP, making sure that along with your cheque, you include your Caernarfon name and full postal address; by Gareth Online: pay £12.50 direct to Nat West Bank - Jenkins Branch Sort Code 55-70-40 - Account number 81514026 Please email [email protected] once you have made this payment, giving your full name and postal address please Gary Email: [email protected] Telephone: 07713 514 375 www.ovalzone.co.uk Gary Williams, Wylfa, Westwood Park, Welshpool, Powys SY21 7QP LIKE TO ADVERTISE? - PLEASE RING 07713 514 375 Newtown Juniors take advantage of the bad weather for some ‘mud running’ training sessions RUGBY SHORTS Bala RFC Please note the Fixture Secretary of Bala RFC is Mr. Rhydian Morris, 36 Tegid Street, Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7EL. Tel: 01678 521551 (h) 07919 272126 (m) North Wales Cups round-up - we are at Welshpool’s juniors preparing for ball boy duties at the RGC v Merthyr game the quarter final stage Thanks to Tegid Phillips, pictured below, and the North Wales Cup Competition Committee for the following report. Llandudno’s Goats - past, present and future North Wales Cups We’ve reached the quarter finals stage in three of the four North Wales Cup Competitions and already two matches have been played. Double centurions In the last eight of the Intermediate Cup, multi times North Wales Cup winners, Wrexham overcame local rivals Rhos in a high scoring game by 54-18. In contrast, the other game was a low scoring receive their ties at affair as Bangor beat Harlech in a hard fought match, played in atrocious conditions, by 7-0. Ruthin RFC These results see the two former giants of North Wales rugby progress into the semi finals of the In- termediate Cup whilst Harlech and Rhos will take part in the quarter finals of the Intermediate Plate. Pictured are Chris Lewis (left) and Huw Parry. The remaining games in the Cup competitions are scheduled to played on the following dates: Chris Lewis and Huw Parry A. SENIOR CUP QUARTER FINALS both reached a milestone WEST in their rugby career when Caernarfon v Pwllheli 16/01/16 they achieved two hundred Dolgellau v Bethesda 16/01/16 first team appearances for EAST Ruthin v Nant Conwy 11/02/16 Ruthin RFC. Bala v Abergele 16/01/16 Both were presented with B. SENIOR PLATE QUARTER FINALS a tie to commemorate the WEST occasion after the game Llangefni v Llandudno 06/02/16 against Mold on Bye- Bro Ffestiniog 19th December. EAST Colwyn Bay v Cobra 13/02/16 Bye- Denbigh C. INTERMEDIATE CUP QUARTER FINALS Newtown v Llanidloes 23/01/16 Shotton v Rhyl 23/01/16 North Wales 2nd XV league splits in to Premiership and Championship Rugby Sevens Camp to take place The North Wales 2nd XV league has reached the half way stage at Rydal Penrhos of the season. Report by NWRUC. During this period, the league was divided into two sections- the Eastern and western divisions. Out of a total of fifty scheduled fixtures, all but five were played. Congratulations to all Clubs on this record - particularly in view of the recent weather conditions. For the remainder of the season, two new leagues will be formed- the Premiership and the Championship. The top three teams in the Eastern and Western divisions division (Caernarfon, Llangefni, Pwllheli, Nant Conwy, Mold, Bala) will now form the Premiership, with the other five teams (Dolgellau, Bethesda, Ruthin, Abergele, Dinbych) forming the Championship. Each team will play each of the other teams in their league on two occasions i.e. ten games for each Club in the Premiership and eight in the Championship. The new leagues played the first fixtures on 2nd January 2016. it promises to be a lively New Year!! Coaching specialists Next Generation Sevens have been confirmed at Rydal Penrhos for the three-day event, which will Premiership fixtures: Let the competitions begin!! take place from Wednesday, February 17 to Friday 19. Saturday 2nd January 2016 Mold vs Bala Championship fixtures: Coaching specialists Next Generation Sevens have been Nant Conwy vs Llangefni Saturday 2nd January 2016 confirmed at Rydal Penrhos for the three-day event, which will Pictured above: the Wrexham team which played at Cardiff Arms Park against the University of South Wales Pwllheli vs Caernarfon Abergele vs Ruthin take place from Wednesday, February 17 to Friday 19. Bethesda vs Denbigh Saturday 9th January 2016 This will give budding sevens players the chance to develop Caernarfon vs Bala Saturday 9th January 2016 their skills under top international coaches, including Paul A bit of mud won’t stop these girls playing... Llangefni vs Mold Denbigh vs Abergele Johns, a 2009 Rugby World Cup Sevens winning coach who Pwllheli vs Nant Conwy Dolgellau vs Bethesda also has experience coaching the Welsh national team and Cardiff Blues. Pictures from last weekend’s game in which Abergele Saturday 16th January 2016 Saturday 16th January 2016 Ladies defeated Senghenydd Ladies by 45-7. Bala vs Nant Conwy Dolgellau vs Abergele Allen Boyd, director of sport at Rydal Penrhos, said: “We are Caernarfon vs Mold Ruthin vs Denbigh delighted to be holding the camp here at Rydal Penrhos, and Llangefni vs Pwllheli Next Generation Sevens are highly regarding for their coach- Saturday 23rd January 2016 ing and development in the rugby world. Saturday 23rd January 2016 Abergele vs Bethesda Bala vs Llangefni Dolgellau vs Ruthin “Gaining experience in sevens is a huge asset to have in Mold vs Pwllheli a player’s development at a young age, and since it was Nant Conwy vs Caernarfon Saturday 30th January 2016 awarded Olympic status the profile of the game has raised Bethesda vs Ruthin considerably. Saturday 30th January 2016 Denbigh vs Dolgellau Caernarfon vs Pwllheli “It is going to be a very informative and exciting few days Llangefni vs Bala Saturday 20th February 2016 during half term and each player that attends is sure to learn Nant Conwy vs Mold Abergele vs Denbigh a tremendous amount from some of the best coaches in the Ruthin vs Dolgellau business.” Wed 10th February 2016 Llangefni vs Caernarfon 19:30 Saturday 5th March 2016 Wednesday’s session will be open to under 12 and 14 players, Nant Conwy vs Pwllheli 19:30 Bethesda vs Abergele with Thursday and Friday coaching available to under 15-18s. Dolgellau vs Denbigh Saturday 20th February 2016 Next Generation Sevens was set up with the aim of taking the Bala vs Pwllheli Saturday 26th March 2016 best coaches, with international playing and coaching experi- Mold vs Llangefni Denbigh vs Bethesda ence, and using them to deliver elite level coaching to the next Ruthin vs Abergele generation of sevens players and future Olympians. Saturday 5th March 2016 Bala vs Mold Saturday 2nd April 2016 In addition they offer a range of consultancy, development Caernarfon vs Nant Conwy Bethesda vs Dolgellau and coaching support opportunities, designed specifically for Pwllheli vs Llangefni Denbigh vs Ruthin sevens. Saturday 26th March 2016 Saturday 9th April 2016 Online booking will commence in January and to book your Mold vs Caernarfon Abergele vs Dolgellau place visit www.nextgen7s.com.
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