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CUMBRIA RFU CUMBRIA CUP 1ST ROUND

Saturday, 8th Novdember 2014 - 2pm

WELCOME TO KENDAL

It’s not very often that we wel- travelling support. If the game is come the same team to Warwick as entertaining and compelling as Road for a competitive match in a the league one was, then at least matter of a few weeks. No one we can all say we have seen a needs reminding of the outcome great contest. May the best team of the league encounter! We are win but, as always, the Carlisle happy to greet Kendal for the sec- lads hope not to be too generous ond time this season, on this oc- on the field! Other than that casion for the 1st round Cumbria chaps, have a great day and we Cup encounter. We are delighted trust that you will enjoy our brand to see President Mike Bower- of hospitality. bank, his committee, team and

Views expressed in articles in this publication may not necessarily be the official opinion of Carlisle RFC Ltd

REFEREE RESPECT ETC

As always the match referee is very welcome at Carlisle. Without the referee we would not be able to enjoy the Game. The referee deserves respect at all times and there is no place for any form of abuse to be directed at the referee, either on or off the field. Players regularly make mistakes, and the match official is not perfect and he / she too will not always get it right.

If the referee does make an error of judgement that should never the signal for abuse from a player, coach, official or a spectator.

Remember that, in almost all cases the referee is a volunteer and provides a service to the game so that we can all enjoy it. People wanting to referee are in short supply, and one of the reasons given for the shortage of volunteers is, alleged abuse.

PLEASE RESPECT THE REFEREE AT ALL TIMES. THE REFEREE The playing enclosure is out of bounds at all times except to those authorised to be there by the game regulations. Spectators are asked to remain behind the barriers (where they exist), and where pitches do not have a permanent barrier, you are requested to stand well back from IS AN the touch line. This will allow the touch judge to officiate without hindrance, and also reduce the probability of injury to any player or spectator in the event of a collision! INTEGRAL Whilst people are free to encourage their team it is expected that supporters will use moderate PART OF language so as not to intimidate or offend others. There have been instances, particularly at junior and youth games, where there has been encroachment on the field, or dubious verbal encouragement from parents. This is not a good example to set. Lads and lasses need the OUR freedom to express themselves on the field of play without any undue intimidation from the sidelines. GAME Carlisle RFC will not hesitate to take appropriate action where necessary, Have a great day, RESPECT PLEASE .

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Kendal 2

Mumblings 3

ABOVE - OCTOBER PLAYER OF MONTH - ALEX NEIL - AND WELL DESERVED IT WAS TOO Captain 4

MUMBLINGS Youth 9 For a week at least, we leave behind the rigours of the opening two months of league rugby. No rest though, with the 1st round of the Cumbria Cup likely to present a tough contest. Carlisle have waited a long time for a bit of cup success, and Kendal have not always been competitor’s in the county showpiece competition. Hopefully, the two Gossip 12 sides will put on a spectacle that will be a credit to the game, just as our recent league fixture. One thing is for sure, no one is likely to risk a wager on the outcome given the way results in North 1 West have thrown up a variety of unlikely outcomes. Taking for granted often ends in disappointment. Sponsors 30 Carlisle beat Kendal, Kendal vanquish Vale of Lune, and on that basis a neutral might take a chance on Carlisle turning out a shock at Pow- derhouse Lane. We could have done with a little more finesse and not a little disruption with injuries. ! TEAM LISTS 35 Many rugby folk (probably including some Kendalians) had Kendal down as the runaway leaders of North 1 West this term, but it looks as though one or two other sides have serious intentions for the next step on the promotion ladder! The league is still all to play for and we intend to have s say in it, Respect Code 36 whether or not we succeed ourselves!

3 MR PRESIDENT CAPTAIN COMMENTS

Good afternoon; since the last time we were at home the clocks have changed; the weather has changed; but us letting games slip due to costly errors hasn’t changed. Last Saturday saw us lose on the road AT Vale of Lune by 25 pts to 20 pts, but grabbing a losing bonus point for

the first time this season was a positive. The lads are learning from their experiences, and the game was a good display of character, albeit that we let it slip away. It means we now have to wait until next season for that victory at Powderhouse Lane, and that is an achievement I have pencilled into my radar!

This week is a break from the league menu but it is not a foot off the gas, as today we welcome back Kendal and they will arrive looking for revenge after the well fought out league Welcome to Warwick battle last month. Derby games bring out the best and the worst of people, and hope our lads Road for the match this are ready for the challenge ahead this afternoon, as we look to progress to the next stage of afternoon. It gives me the competition, and hopefully go that extra mile this year! very great pleasure to Lest we forget; tomorrow is Remembrance Sunday when we show our respect, and remember welcome my opposing those who have fought and lost real battles for our wellbeing. A club hero was a big little man - Private Charles David Murray. number and colleagues The legacy of heroes is the memory of a great name and the inheritance of a great example - and I trust they will enjoy and David Murray will be remembered as that HERO. their stay with us - apart Tom Graham from the result of course!

A warm welcome also to the match sponsor today. CLAIMING DATE Your generosity is much The President’s Annual Christmas appreciated and the club “Cocktail” Party will be held in the is grateful for your sup- club on SUNDAY, 21ST DECEM- port. BER. More information will be is- Running a rugby club sued in the coming weeks, but a tag becomes more expensive rugby competition is planned as part year on year and the sup- of the festivities. A great day out for port of everyone is a vital all to round off the first half of the ingredient if progress is to season before the festive break. be made and maintained. Without massive change to our structure and large CLUB INFORMATION injections of cash we must make every effort to President: Geoff Jackson retain and improve what Vice President: Alan Tiffen we have, with any long Chairman: Sue Glendinning term ambitions never too Company Secretary: David Morton Treasurer: Phil Healy far from our thoughts. Chairman of Rugby: Ben Blain Thank you all for your Head Coach: Gary Hewer esteemed support and Club Manager: Bryan Dent: Board Members: Martin Burnett (Fixture Secretary), Paul enjoy the game etc!! Halliday, Anoushka Hope, Samantha Geoff Jackson Meakin, Kevin Percival, David Rawling

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18.1 After a mark

The referee immediately blows the whistle and awards a kick to the player who made the mark.

The kick is awarded at the place of the mark. If the mark is made in the in-goal, the kick is awarded 5 metres from the goal line in line with where the mark was made.

The kick is taken at or behind the mark on a line through the mark.

The kick is taken by the player who made the mark. If that player cannot take the kick within one minute, a scrum is formed at the place of the mark with the ball thrown in by the player’s team. If the mark is in the in-goal, the scrum is 5 metres from the goal line, on a line through the mark.

The provisions of Law 21 - Free Kicks - apply to a kick awarded after a mark.

(A)

The team of the player who made the mark may choose to take a scrum.

Where the scrum is. If the mark is in the field of play, the scrum is at the place ofthe mark, but at least 5 metres from the touchline. If the mark is in-goal, the scrum is 5 metres from the goal line on a line through the mark, and at least 5 metres from the touchline.

Who throws in. The team of the player who made the mark throws in the ball. a)

An opponent, whether onside or offside, must not charge a player who has made a mark after the referee has blown the whistle.

Sanction: Penalty kick 5 5

WALLY OF THE WEEK

WALLY OF THE WEEK AT NEW BRIGHTON PAUL HALLIDAY & THE DARK GLASSES - SADLY NOW NEEDED AFTER A POKE IN THE EYE AT VALE OF LUNE LAST SATURDAY!

“200 CLUB” A new and refreshed “200 ber. Once the target of 200 Club” is being created. We participants is reached then are prepared to start it with we will review the prize a minimum of 100 mem- structure to reflect the in- bers. Costs £10 per month creased membership. payable by standing order It’s got to be worth a try, to save the monthly “chase” and we have included a for subscriptions! From the flyer and a standing order onset, prizes will be £100 form with the programme per month except for De- today. cember when there will be two prizes - £500 and Please complete the forms £150, and with better odds and return them to us at the than the National Lottery. club (if you have not already Board members have each done so). agreed to get a minimum of Good luck and we hope you 10 people to take part, and win one of the monthly of- we hope to launch in Octo- ferings! 6 6 WARRIOR OF THE WEEK

WARRIOR OF THE WEEK V WIGTON DAN HOLMES WITH HIS TRIPLE TRY SCORING FEAT

HIRE THE CLUB Whatever your needs might ager / chef, Bryan Dent who be give the club a try for will be pleased to discuss all your next function. your needs. Parties of all kinds Our room hire charges are Conferences all very competitive, with discounts for club members, Meetings and our catering prices will Weddings surprise you too. Funerals We have a 5* local authority rated kitchen / server. Christenings Ring Bryan at the club on Anniversaries 01228 521300. A special dinner Have a look on our website We can cater for almost for wedding reception dis- any requirement. plays. Contact our resident man- 7 7 RESPECT FACILITIES We are all proud of our facilities here at Warwick Road. They are expensive to maintain and your help and assis- tance to keep the fields and buildings in good order would be appreciated. Apart from being dangerous to anyone playing rugby or training, foreign objects left lying around the fields can cause untold damage to machinery. All coaches, players, managers and spectators are asked to ensure that objects and litter are not left littered around the ground. PLEASE DON’T COMPROMISE SAFETY.

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WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

Remembrance Parades are always held on the Sunday nearest to the 11th of November and this year the parades will take on special significance; 100 years since the end of the Great War and the final withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan after the longest “peacetime” demand on Brit- ish forces overseas. It also has a special meaning to us at Carlisle Rugby Club. Private David Murray (right), one of our former colts was killed on active service in Afghanistan in 2008. Obviously he will always hold a special place in the memory of his family and loved ones, but there are many around Carlisle Rugby Club who also remember him fondly and his prow- ess on the rugby field. Today we remember all those who sacrificed their lives so that we might live in relative peace! SUPPORT THE BRITISH LEGION - WEAR YOUR POPPY WITH PRIDE.

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Mini. Midi & youth rugby every Sunday at the club...... enjoy it

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM BLAIN’S BLOG ON YOUTH

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NORTH 1 WEST TABLE

North One West P W D L PF PA PD Pts Bonus pts Adjust Birkenhead Park 9 7 0 2 248 181 67 35 7 0 Kendal 9 7 0 2 283 158 125 34 6 0 Kirkby Lonsdale 9 7 0 2 247 170 77 34 6 0 Widnes 9 6 0 3 246 210 36 31 7 0 Vale of Lune 9 5 0 4 241 216 25 29 9 0 Broughton Park 9 6 0 3 203 197 6 27 3 0 Penrith 9 5 0 4 197 140 57 27 7 0 CARLISLE 9 5 0 4 215 178 37 26 6 0 Warrington 9 5 0 4 244 216 28 25 5 0 Wilmslow 9 5 0 4 228 221 7 24 4 0 New Brighton 9 2 0 7 199 243 -44 15 7 0 Bolton 9 2 0 7 148 249 -101 13 5 0 Wigton 9 1 0 8 154 317 -163 7 3 0 Eccles 9 0 0 9 122 279 -157 2 2 0

Thanks to Rugby Roundup and England Rugby for providing match data

1ST XV CHAT So near yet so far last week from the trip to Lancaster. One ground where success seems to evade us; but despite the narrow reverse it could have all been oh so different. The game was disrupted in the early stages with Paul Halliday having to leave the field after a ‘poke’ in the eye! Several other knocks put a few off their stride, and eventually Josh Holmes had to retire too. That said, there was no lack of effort in a game that was played out at a frantic pace with the hosts just edging it on the day. Cup action today offers little respite, although at the time of writing the team for this afternoon wasn’t known, there could be some changes, enforced or oth- erwise. Stlll several people on the injured list but with a little luck the length of it will be shortened in time for the league visit of Broughton Park next Saturday. That game will be not be easy - ask Kendal!

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P W D L PF PA PD Pts Bonus pts Adjust Workington 9 8 0 1 289 143 146 39 7 0 Keswick 8 7 0 1 357 78 279 33 5 0 Egremont 9 7 0 2 263 158 105 33 5 0 Silloth 7 6 0 1 242 99 143 32 8 0 Penrith A XV 9 6 0 3 313 205 108 30 6 0 Windermere 9 6 0 3 242 144 98 28 4 0 Moresby 8 5 0 3 156 160 -4 22 2 0 Millom 9 4 0 5 287 150 137 22 6 0 Cockermouth 9 3 0 6 227 256 -29 16 4 0 Kendal 2nd XV 9 2 0 7 215 294 -79 14 6 0 *Creighton 9 2 0 7 190 416 -226 7 4 -5 *CARLISLE 2 9 2 0 7 151 251 -100 1 3 -10 *Wigton Wanderers 6 0 0 6 56 436 -380 -4 1 -5 *Netherhall 6 0 0 6 56 254 -198 -5 0 -5 * Denotes points deducted in the right hand column

Cumbria News and views always welcome - contact P W D L PF PA PD Pts Bonus pts Adjust the Editor please Workington 7 6 0 1 231 130 101 29 5 0 Silloth 6 5 0 1 218 85 133 27 7 0 Penrith A XV 7 5 0 2 267 147 120 25 5 0 CRUSADER’S CRACK Keswick 6 5 0 1 308 63 245 24 4 0 Windermere 7 5 0 2 225 118 107 24 4 0 Some may think that the creditable result that the second string are not doing lads should be proud of. Egremont 7 5 0 2 197 153 44 24 4 0 too well in the Cumbria But for the points deduction Moresby 7 5 0 2 151 131 20 22 2 0 League. Actually, nothing for administrative errors, Millom 7 4 0 3 267 117 150 21 5 0 could be further from the then the league placing may Cockermouth 7 2 0 5 194 217 -23 11 3 0 truth. The kads are turning be a little different. * Creighton 7 2 0 5 156 321 -165 6 3 -5 in some good rugby and the Today the Crusaders have Kendal 2nd XV 7 0 0 7 85 277 -192 4 4 0 results this season bear no no fixture, before travelling * Carlisle Crusaders 7 2 0 5 121 194 -73 0 2 -10 comparison to the same to Wigton for their match * Wigton Wanderers 5 0 0 5 44 362 -318 -4 1 -5 stage last season. What we next Saturday. Given the all need to bear in mind is, Wigton record, we will be * Netherhall 5 0 0 5 56 205 -149 -5 0 -5 that, apart from Kendal, looking for a big W! * Denotes points deducted in the right hand column Penrith and Wigton, all the other teams in this league Brian Mundell broke a wrist are club 1st XV’s. Last last week in the match with week to lose at home by 28 Workington. pts to 9 pts to the league leaders, Workington, was a 11 11 GOSSIP COLUMN Seen charming the streets of Chester last weekend with a weekend off from her bar duties, SHARON MILLER and a friend. Great to see MEL COOPER out and about again on a regular basis and on the way to recovery. Keep it up Mel, we need to you to help keep the colts production line on track. MARK QUINN has stepped up to help the coaching squad for a while during the unavoidable un- availability of GRAHAM KIDD. It has to be the luck of the Irish! SHANE MOYNIHAN (at the time of writing) was suffering from a hand injury, joining the list of the lame, sick (and weary) - BOBBY SHERLOCK, JAMES BROCKETT, PAUL HALLIDAY and BRIAN MUNDELL - the latter breaking a wrist in the Crusaders match with Workington last week. Dig deep in your pockets, although you have got until next March to find the funds! MARTIN BURNETT, ANDREW JEFFERSON and hopefully MIKE BURNETT, are planning taking part in the Barcelona Marathon in March 2015. The worry for Martin is that he has to beat his previous marathon time of 6 hrs 36 mins, because the Barca marathon. closes down after 6 hours! Next years “torture event” as Martin describes it, is in aid of Breast Cancer charities. All three will welcome your support for this worthwhile cause. Hard to believe, but a physio- therapist can’t operate at matches unless they have a first aid certificate. Their professional qualifications aren’t enough. A warm welcome today then for IRIS LEESON who has managed to satisfy St John or whoever! A few comments have been received of late about the lack of info on the website - like everything else it’s getting some- one to do all these things. All teams, groups, please note and try and get your stats and reports as up to date as possible. STEWART RAWES did a fine job getting it all set up. Be a shame to let it all slide. After the match today please use the lounge extension. The main room is being prepared for an evening wedding do for around 130. Ta!

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Pd HW HD HL AW AD AL W D L F A Diff Pts Adj

1. Whitehaven 2 6 2 0 0 2 0 2 4 0 2 178 93 85 18

2. CARLISLE 3 6 1 0 1 3 0 1 4 0 2 99 126 -27 18

3. Workington 2 5 2 0 1 1 0 1 3 0 2 98 98 0 14

4. Egremont 2 5 1 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 2 72 93 -21 14

5. St Benedicts 2 4 2 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 1 123 80 43 13

6. Aspatria 2 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 21 101 -80 6

7. Gosforth Greengarth OUT 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hornets contact—Ian Salter on 07889 848767

HORNET’S HIVE Not that there is a great abun- be able to keep their hand in! dance of fixtures available to The 3rd XV have another free the Hornets in the Cumbria 2 league week next Saturday, League, so far this term, not with Aspatria due at Warwick too bad! No game last week Road the following Saturday. with Greengarth having been gazetted out of the league, the lads had a break after their fine win the previous weekend over league leaders, White- haven 2. A result that puts them level on point with the West Cumbrian pace setters. A fine effort that the lads should be proud of. With no league game this afternoon, the Hornets have ar- ranged a friendly with the Uni- versity of Cumbria, so they will 13 13 FESTIVE SEASON AT THE CLUB

PRE - CHRISTMAS LUNCHTIME CARVERIES

£11.95 per head - Book your table with Bryan soon SATURDAY 13th DECEMBER (Birkenhead Park) SATURDAY, 20th DECEMBER (Football next door) Treat (or fetch) family & friends

THE FESTIVE CARVERY TABLE

Selection of Hot Carved Meats Served with Seasonal Vegetables & Potatoes *** Christmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce or Cheese & Biscuits

14 CARLISLE SPORTS AWARD

Carlisle Sports Awards 2014

On behalf of the board and members of Carlisle Rugby Club, may I say what a privilege it was to be present at the Carlisle Sports Award dinner on Saturday 25 October. Given that rugby has never been nominated for any category within Car- lisle Sports Award since its inception; to receive two sporting accolades in a year is truly phenomenal, and one which every member of the successful teams should be extremely proud of.

Carlisle Under 15’s 2013/14 season, won the Junior Team of the Year, awarded for their tremendous record of playing all season unbeaten, developing players to such high standards that enabled representation at Cumbria County Level, North District Level and a place with Newcastle Falcons Academy. Captain Mike Newstead ac- cepted the award on behalf of the team, who were represented by Josh Watson, Jake Evans, John Short, Toby Huggon, Cameron Steele,

The players represented the club in impeccable style and were a true reflection of what rugby is all about; teamwork and camaraderie, making those family members present very proud of their achievement as a team and as individuals.

The second award of the evening to go to Carlisle RFC, was for the Senior Team of the Year, awarded for their successful season as a team culminating in reaching the semi-final stage of the National Colts Cup. This was presented to Henry Wain- wright, Captain of the Colts for 2013/14 season, accompanied by Tom Fuller, Lewis Fuller, and Jason Israel.

All the players proudly received the awards, reflecting on the time, effort and dedi- cation that goes into creating teams that work and play well together.

Recognition must also be paid to the men behind the scenes who make all this possible, in the case of the Junior Team, Ben Blain and Matt Pagan who work tire- lessly at weekly training and at weekend fixtures ensuring that the players receive high quality coaching and mentoring.

Likewise with the Colts, recognition must go to David Stout and Mel Cooper, who again give freely of their time every week to ensure that player development contin- ues with Carlisle’s home grown players. The work entails working with players indi- vidually and as a team to enable each one goes through the transition phase from youth rugby to rugby played at Colts level, with the ultimate goal being to play senior rugby, both physically and mentally at the end of their two years in Colts. This has been ably demonstrated by the fact that the Colts receiving the award, now play for Carlisle First XV.

The results demonstrated by the teams are testament to the respect the players have for their coaches

Several members from sports represented at the awards evening passed on their congratulations for our outstanding success and wished us well in the future. They commented that it was good to have rugby recognised as proof that balls can be oval and not round!!!

Sue Glendinning

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Pd HW HD HL AW AD AL W D L F A Diff Pts Adj Recent form

1. Northwich Ladies 6 4 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 0 170 60 110

2. Sheffield Ladies 5 2 0 0 1 0 2 3 0 2 217 40 177

3. CARLISLE LADIES 5 4 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 131 51 80

4. Ormskirk Ladies 4 1 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 1 155 73 82

5. Manchester Ladies 6 2 0 2 1 0 1 3 0 3 174 107 67

6. Darlington Ladies 5 1 0 0 2 0 2 3 0 2 131 57 74

7. Preston Grasshoppers Ladies 6 1 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 5 60 215 -155

8. Altrincham Kersal Ladies 6 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 4 20 193 -173

9. Hull Ladies 5 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 262 -262

COUGARS CORNER

Kati Brown writes: I’m pleased to say that Girl’s rugby will be starting up at Carlisle Rugby Club on Wednesday 12th November, with 5 sessions running before Xmas. The sessions will take place at 6pm until 7pm every Wednesday, with the last session before Christmas being on Wednesday 10th Decem- ber. The sessions will be open to girls aged between 12-18, from complete beginners to those who may have had some experience. The sessions will be good fun and good fitness so please circu- late the attached poster amongst anyone you think may be interested in coming along – the more the merrier. We don’t want it to cost a fortune for people just starting out but I would recommend having the right footwear. Rugby or football boots should be fairly accessible from places like Sports Direct or Chivers and there are lots of places sell- ing boots online. Waterproofs are also a good option this time of year and warm clothing, hats, etc – although you’ll be surprised how quickly people get warm when they are running around a rugby pitch. It may also be worthwhile purchasing a mouthguard for when we do contact activities in training. Your dentist can make one or you can buy one off the shelf in sports shops and mould it in hot water. Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions at all. My mobile number is 07794406014. Kati

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29 CARLISLE CITY SPORTS AWARDS

30 MATCH DAY SPONSORS THIS SEASON

DATE MATCH SPONSOR

06/09/2014 ECCLES HEINEKEN UK 20/09/2014 WILMSLOW SAINT & CO ACCOUNTANTS 04/10/2014 PENRITH SPECIAL EVENT TEPEES 18/10/2014 KENDAL ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND 25/10/2014 WIGTON ANDREW JOHNSTONE CON- TRACTING 08/11/2014 KENDAL (CUP) NORTHERN SECURITY 15/11/2014 BROUGHTON PARK BAINES WILSON 29/11/2014 WARRINGTON J & J ELECTRICALS 13/12/2014 BIRKENHEAD PARK SOLWAY SLATE & TILE LTD 10/01/2015 BOLTON PK ENGINEERING LTD 30/01/2015 NEW BRIGHTON OFFERS!! 28/02/2015 VALE OF LUNE SVENSKA HANDELSBANKEN 21/03/2015 WIDNES THOMAS GRAHAM & SON LTD 11/04/2015 KIRKBY LONSDALE BELL PARK KERRIDGE LODGING AT WARWICK ROAD ARE

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31 1ST XV FIXTURES 2014/2015

DATE VENUE VERSUS RESULT 06/09/2014 HOME ECCLES WON 40 - 10 13/09/2014 AWAY BIRKENHEAD PARK LOST 22 - 14 20/09/2014 HOME WILMSLOW WON 25 - 12 27/09/2014 AWAY BOLTON LOST 31 - 5 04/10/2014 HOME PENRITH LOST 5 - 16 11/10/2014 AWAY NEW BRIGHTON WON 28 - 32 18/10/2014 HOME KENDAL WON 26 - 24 25/10/2014 HOME WIGTON WON 48 - 10 01/11/2014 AWAY VALE OF LUNE LOST 25 - 20 08/11/2014 HOME KENDAL (R1 Cumbria Cup) 15/11/2014 HOME BROUGHTON PARK 22/11/2014 AWAY WIDNES 29/11/2014 HOME WARRINGTON 06/12/2014 AWAY KIRKBY LONSDALE 13/12/2014 HOME BIRKENHEAD PARK 03/01/2015 AWAY WILMSLOW 10/01/2015 HOME BOLTON 17/01/2015 AWAY PENRITH 24/01/2015 Catch up date 31/01/2015 HOME NEW BRIGHTON 07/02/2015 AWAY KENDAL 14/02/2015 Catch up date 21/02/2015 AWAY WIGTON 28/02/2014 HOME VALE OF LUNE 07/03/2015 AWAY BROUGHTON PARK 14/03/2015 Catch up date 21/03/2015 HOME WIDNES 28/03/2015 AWAY WARRINGTON 04/04/2015 Catch up date

11/04/2015 HOME KIRKBY LONSDALE 18/04/2015 AWAY ECCLES 32 LAST TIME, TODAY & NEXT FIXTURES

01/11/2014 Broughton Park 27 - 21 Kendal Eccles 13 - 23 Wilmslow Kirkby Lonsdale 35 - 7 Bolton

Vale of Lune 25 - 20 CARLISLE Warrington 21 - 14 Penrith Widnes 44 - 24 New Brighton Wigton 22 - 31 Birkenhead Park

08/11/2014

15/11/2014 Bolton - Eccles CARLISLE - Broughton Park Kendal - Widnes New Brighton - Warrington Penrith - Kirkby Lonsdale Vale of Lune - Wigton Wilmslow - Birkenhead Park

33 MATCH & BALL SPONSORSHIP TODAY

BALL SPONSOR

Match ball sponsorship has become a regular feature in recent years, and a relatively inexpensive way to support the club, and the kindness of those who choose to opt for that style of sponsorship is very much appreciated. (£50 +VAT). If you would like to sponsor in the future, please give Tiff a call on the number below. Special thanks for sponsoring the match ball today to:

Stan Sherlock

Interested in sponsoring a match or a match ball...... please speak to John Tiffen or give him a call on 01228 513383.

MAIN MATCH SPONSOR

During the season, match day sponsorship is invaluable to the club, and to those individuals, companies and organisations who choose to support rugby

in this way, we offer our sincere thanks. Your help to deliver rugby in our com-

munity is commendable, helping to raise the profile of Carlisle RFC.

Thank you very much for opting to sponsor the game today, and we trust that you, your colleagues, friends and guests, will have an enjoyable afternoon with us. Doubtless, friendships old and new will be rekindled or developed over a pint or two; and your support from the touchline for the team will be appreciated by the lads and the coaching staff.

Again, our appreciation for your support and if you know anyone who may like

to follow your example, then please point them in the right direction! LIMITED NORTHERN SECURITY SECURITY NORTHERN

34 PLAYING THIS AFTERNOON P CARLISLE KENDAL 15 Matt Minett Dan Lowther 14 Ollie Barker Alistair Thompson 13 Damian Armstrong Leo Mercer 12 Barry Earl Bob Matala 11 Martin Brodie Dini Nayo 10 James Rocke Nathan Wooff

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1 Alex Neil Duncan Green 2 Tom Graham (Capt) Rob Collinson 3 Shane Moynihan Jake Broomhead 4 Ryan Feeney Rob Wightman 5 Paul Halliday Ben Leacock 6 Lewis Fuller Jamie Cox 7 Henry Wainwright Rhys Studt 8 Josh Holmes Tom Whitehead REPLACEMENTS REPLACEMENTS 16 Eddie Faulder Jack Lashley 17 Richard Sowerby Dan Greenwood 18 Dan Holmes Jordan Johnson 19 - - 20 - - 21 - - 22 - -

YOUR REFEREE TODAY BRIAN MITCHELHILL (CUMBRIA)

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