All Golds v North Wales Crusaders KPL1 2016 Final

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ALL GOLDS 

Vs. NORTH WALES CRUSADERS 

THE PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

KICK OFF - 15:00 | 19/06/2016 

ALL GOLDS CLS 

Vs. WEST WALES RAIDERS 

THE PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

KICK OFF - 17:00 | 19/06/2016 

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 

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ALL GOLD 

CONTENTS AND INFO 

04 WELCOME TO THE ALL GOLD 

05 HALF PRICE ENTRY 

06 KINGSTONE PRESS - NEW RFL PRINCIPAL PARTNER 

08 CLUB DIRECTORY 

10 RONAN COSTELLO 

11 ALL GOLDS BUSINESS BREAKFAST 

12 MATCH PREVIEW 

14 MATCH REPORTS 

16 UPDATE FROM THE BIRTHPLACE 

18 JUNIOR RUGBY 

20 ASSOCIATIONS CUP 

24 WEST OF ENGLAND UPDATE 

28 ALL GOLDS CLS UPDATE 

29 ALL GOLDS CLS MATCH REPORT 

30 ALL GOLDS CLS FIXTURES & RESULTS 

34 PLAYER SPONSORSHIP 

36 FIXTURES & RESULTS 

38 SQUAD LINE-UPs 

CLUB INFORMATION 

UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS 

Home Ground: The Prince of Wales Stadium, Cheltenham 

Offices: 

Oxstalls Campus, Longlevens, Gloucester. GL2 9HW 

Telephone: 01242 715332 

Email: 

allgolds@glos.ac.uk 

Official website: allgoldsrugby.com 

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RONAN 

COSTELLO 

PRESIDENT 

Lionel Hurst LL.B 

ADVISORY BOARD 

Krista Woodman, 

Kevan Blackadder. 

DIRECTOR OF SPORT 

Andy Pitchford 

HEAD COACH 

Lee Greenwood 

ASSISTANT COACH 

Simon Phillips 

PERFORMANCE 

CO-ORDINATOR 

Patrick Evans 

ALL GOLDS CLS COACH 

Alex Davidson 

ALL GOLDS CLS 

TEAM MANAGER 

Martin Lovegrove 

CLUB DOCTOR 

Phil Cox 

WELFARE OFFICER 

AND LOGISTICS 

David Friend 

HEAD SPORTS THERAPIST 

Hollie Sims 

NUTRITION PARTNER 

Nutrition X 

SKY TRY AND 

COMMUNITY MANAGER 

Dan Garbutt 

BUCS CO-ORDINATOR 

Ken Stone 

BUSINESS AND SPONSORSHIP 

Michelle Collins 

PROJECT OFFICER 

Kelly Conibere 

MATCHDAY CO-ORDINATOR 

Trevor Moss 

MEDIA MANAGER 

Chris Wilson 

SOCIAL MEDIA 

Jessica Allan 

REPORTER 

Patrick Baines 

PHOTOGRAPHER 

Lewis Mitchell 

ALL GOLDS TV 

Billy Hendle 

ALL GOLD DESIGNER 

Craig Paul Design Ltd 

STADIUM MANAGER 

Matthew Clapham 

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MATCH 

REPORTS 

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UPDATE 

FROM THE 

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WELCOME TO 

THE ALL GOLD 

WELCOME TO THE LATEST EDITION OF THE ALL GOLD, 

THE UNIQUE RUGBY LEAGUE AND SPORTS MAGAZINE 

INSPIRED BY THE WORK OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 

GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS. 

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We hope you enjoy another great 

issue and, if you can make it down 

to the Prince of Wales Stadium 

this Sunday, there are two 

cracking matches on offer with 

the first team taking on North 

Wales Crusaders in Kingstone 

Press League 1 followed by our 

young up and coming players 

in action against West Wales 

Raiders in the Conference League 

South. 

We are, of course, on our 

own crusade down here in 

Gloucestershire, with the aim of 

embedding the great sport of 

rugby league in the heart of union 

territory. 

It can be hard work, there is still 

suspicion out there, and those of 

you who have followed our story 

for a while will be well aware of 

the story of the Prince of Wales 

Stadium, which had in its deeds 

the line that rugby league should 

never be played on the site. 

Thankfully we 

managed to get over 

that initial barrier, 

and with the success 

of our Sky Try 

community initiative 

we seem to be 

winning over lots 

of young people in 

the locality. 

The launch of our 

Small Golds clubs 

in Cheltenham and Gloucester has 

gone exceptionally well in the past 

month and we are hopeful that 

some of these new players will 

come and enjoy the professional 

sport at the Prince of Wales 

stadium over the summer. 

We look forward to the days 

when Gloucestershire is as 

positively associated with rugby 

league as it is with so many other 

great sports. 

Is there another county that 

can look back on such a great 

sporting history? 

We host the oldest Olympic 

competition in the world in 

Chipping Camden; the most 

bizarre, water-borne annual 

football match at Bourton on the 

Water; the world’s only surviving 

Cheese Roll on Cooper’s Hill 

(Italians’ claim that the ruzzolone 

is older but at best this is a 

pale, cheesy imitation); some 

of the most beautiful cricket 

grounds in the world; the world’s 

only vegan professional football 

club (which is also the most 

successful professional football 

club in the world based on league 

position in relation to population); 

the world’s best horse racing 

festival; the world famous Prescott 

Hill racing track; Badminton and 

the horse trials; and one of the 

country’s most traditional and 

charismatic rugby grounds at 

Kingsholm. 

There is the lovely statistic about 

Gloucestershire’s imagined 

appearance on the 2012 Olympic 

medals table, the success of the 

Rugby World Cup, the stories 

of WG Grace, the romance of 

Cheltenham Town and their roller 

coaster years since the end of the 

C20th, and the great history of the 

original All Golds and their famous 

visit to the county in 1908. 

And now we have the only 

professional rugby league club 

anywhere in the world to be 

owned by a university. So our 

own little slice of originality. We 

hope this adds some spice to the 

Gloucestershire mix and can soon 

be regarded as one of its key 

ingredients. Watch this space! 

Thanks as ever to our editor 

Chris Wilson for such a fantastic 

job; to regular contributors 

Patrick Baines, Lewis Mitchell and 

Lionel Hurst; and of course to the 

amazing Craig Paul Design. 

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KINGSTONE PRESS BECOME 

PRINCIPAL PARTNER OF ENGLAND 

RUGBY LEAGUE 

ENGLAND RUGBY LEAGUE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE KINGSTONE 

PRESS CIDER AS THEIR PRINCIPAL PARTNER AHEAD OF THIS YEAR’S FOUR 

NATIONS TOURNAMENT AND THE RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP IN 2017. 

board as Principal Partner only 

strengthens this preparation. 

“From the front of the England 

shirt down to the National 

Conference League, it shows 

a real commitment to Rugby 

League and reflects the 

relationship they have with our 

teams and supporters. 

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“This is great news for us at an 

exciting time for international 

Rugby League as we look 

forward to welcoming the 

world’s best teams and players 

to the UK this autumn.” 

The two-year deal will see 

Kingstone Press instantly 

recognisable on the front and 

back of the national team’s 

playing shirts. 

Adding England to their 

growing portfolio, Kingstone 

Press are involved from the 

very top of Rugby League to 

the grassroots reinforcing the 

partnership with the sport. 

The major cider brand has been 

a supporter of Rugby League 

since 2013. The involvement 

covers the Kingstone Press 

Championship, Kingstone Press 

League 1, and the Kingstone 

Press National Conference 

League. It is also the Official 

Cider of the First Utility 

Super League and Ladbrokes 

Challenge Cup. 

Fans will first see evidence of 

the partnership as the England 

team proudly wear their playing 

kit featuring the Kingstone Press 

logo when they take on the No. 

1 ranked team in the World, New 

Zealand. 

That match is at the John 

Smith’s Stadium on Saturday 

October 29. England will also be 

in action against Scotland at the 

Ricoh Arena in Coventry and 

Australia at Olympic Park. The 

Four Nations final will be played 

at Anfield, Liverpool. 

RFL Commercial Director Chris 

Rawlings said: “Following on 

from last year’s International 

Series win against New Zealand, 

2016 is an important period for 

England Rugby League as they 

look to build on that success. 

Having Kingstone Press on 

Justin Way, Marketing Controller 

for Aston Manor Cider added: 

“We are delighted to become 

the Principal Partner of the 

England team. It adds a new 

dimension to our existing 

relationship and further 

strengthens our association with 

Rugby League. 

“Consumer awareness and 

recognition of Kingstone Press 

has grown tremendously since 

we first aligned the brand 

with the sport. We continue to 

increase distribution and sales 

so that more fans can enjoy the 

brand nationwide. 

“Working with the RFL and 

engaging with the millions that 

follow this exciting sport is 

building awareness of Kingstone 

Press as a truly authentic and 

refreshing English cider.” 

For fixtures & tickets go to 

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CLUB DIRECTORY 

HERE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE ALL GOLDS WE HAVE A NUMBER OF 

OFFICIAL PARTNERS AND SPONSORS THAT HEAVILY SUPPORT THE CLUB AND, AS AN 

ALL GOLDS FAN, WE ARE SURE YOU WILL FIND THIS CLUB DIRECTORY VERY USEFUL. 

If you are interested in contacting any of our partners or sponsors but you feel that you need 

more information then please don’t hesitate to call our Commercial Department on 

01242 715297 or email allgoldsbusiness@glos.ac.uk 

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RONAN COSTELLO 

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RFL AND 

HUDDERSFIELD 

GIANTS STATEMENT 

It is with regret that 

Huddersfield Giants wish 

to inform everyone of 

the passing of 17 year old 

academy player Ronan 

Costello today [Tuesday 14 

June]. Ronan was airlifted 

to the LGI on Saturday 

afternoon after he was 

injured during the Giants 

academy game with Salford. 

The Club have been asked 

by the family to send their 

thanks for the messages of 

support they have received 

to date and have requested 

that all well-wishers now 

allow them to grieve and 

respect their privacy. 

The Huddersfield Giants are 

collating all messages, cards 

and tweets that they receive 

to pass to the family at the 

appropriate time. 

RFL Chief Executive, Nigel 

Wood, said: “We are all 

incredibly saddened by news 

of the death of Huddersfield 

Giants Academy player 

Ronan Costello. It is a terrible 

tragedy and our thoughts 

and prayers are with Ronan’s 

family and friends at this 

time. 

“We will work with both 

clubs involved in the game 

to ensure that the players, 

their families and friends 

are fully supported by the 

RFL Benevolent Fund and 

through Sporting Chance.” 

COSTELLO FAMILY 

STATEMENT 

We are absolutely 

devastated to lose Ronan 

so tragically and suddenly. 

Ronan was a loving and 

caring 17 year old lad who 

was dedicated to his family 

and friends. He was a credit 

to all of his family and we 

are so proud of him and his 

achievements. 

He was passionate about 

rugby and rugby was a 

big part of his life. We 

acknowledge that this 

was a tragic accident. As a 

family, we wish to extend 

our appreciation to Leeds 

General Infirmary’s Neuro 

Intensive Care Unit for their 

dedication, respect and 

efforts in caring for Ronan 

and to The Giants, especially 

Andy and Richard who have 

been a great support to us 

all during such a difficult 

time. We would like to 

thank everyone who has 

supported us but we now 

need some privacy and time 

to grieve. 

We are all truly heartbroken 

and Ronan will be missed 

and forever in our hearts. 

A MINUTE’S 

APPLAUSE TO 

BE HELD THIS 

WEEKEND 

Following discussion with 

the family of Ronan Costello, 

the RFL have asked that 

all Rugby League clubs 

across the country hold 

a minute’s applause at 

every game taking place 

this weekend to celebrate 

the life of the Huddersfield 

Giants Academy player 

who tragically passed away 

yesterday. 



ALL GOLDS vs. 

NORTH WALES 

CRUSADERS 

WRITTEN BY PATRICK BAINES 

ALL GOLDS V NORTH WALES CRUSADERS 

3PM, SUNDAY 19 JUNE, PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

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THE ALL GOLDS WILL BE LOOKING TO BUILD ON LAST 

WEEKEND’S IMPRESSIVE VICTORY AT HEMEL WHEN THEY 

HOST NORTH WALES CRUSADERS ON SUNDAY. 

The pressure was on All 

Golds’ head coach Lee 

Greenwood’s new-look side 

after a run of seven straight 

defeats but a commanding 

second half display blew the 

Stags away. 

Greenwood was content after 

the game but warned that 

his side will have to improve 

when they face the Crusaders 

who are chasing a place 

inside the top eight. 

“As the game against Hemel 

wore on we got better which 

I was expecting given there 

were six new players in the 17,” 

said Greenwood. 

“I’d have taken a one-point 

win given the run we’d been 

on so to win by 30 points was 

pleasing. I’d imagine most of 

the lads that played at Hemel 

will keep their place in the 

team,” he added. 

“Sunday is a big game for 

us. We’ve beaten Crusaders 

earlier in the season and 

they’ve brought some players 

in since then. They’re a good 

team, a group of lads who 

play for each other. 

“It will be a tough game but 

I’m confident we can get the 

two points and push on up 

the table.” 

Mick Govin is struggling to 

make Sunday’s game after 

picking up an injury at Hemel. 

Other than that, Greenwood 

has a fully fit squad to chose 

from for the game against 

ninth-placed Crusaders. 

The Crusaders have coped 

admirably since their early 

season off-field troubles 

which resulted in a number 

of high profile names leaving 

the club. Since then they have 

had some impressive results, 

notably a 16-16 draw against 

promotion chasing York. The 

side from Wrexham come 

into the game off the back off 

a narrow defeat to Keighley 

last weekend. 

The last time these two 

sides squared off was in the 

Challenge Cup earlier in the 

season. The Crusaders, on 

home soil, looked to have 

the game won at 36-16 but 

Harry Kidd went over with 

just ten seconds to go to pull 

off a quite astonishing late 

comeback for the All Golds. 



Supporters can gain half price 

entry to the game on Sunday 

– details on page five of this 

programme. 

Supporters are reminded 

there will be a minute’s 

applause before the game 

as a mark of respect for 

Huddersfield Giants academy 

player Ronan Costello who 

passed away on Tuesday. 

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MATCH REPORTS 

However, Barrow scored in the 

first minute of the second half and 

the All Golds folded. The Raiders 

scored five more tries with former 

Leigh wing Cameron Pitman 

helping himself to a hat-trick. 

It was increasingly desperate stuff 

with the numbers telling a sorry 

tale of a 50% completion rate and 

six penalties conceded against 

three awarded. 

Stand off Jack Mitchell was 

perhaps the All Golds’ best 

marking a promising debut with 

a composed display behind a 

beaten pack, in which even the 

usually effervescent Steve Parry 

was subdued. 

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RAIDED! 

ALL GOLDS 16-52 

BARROW RAIDERS 

Sunday 5 June, Prince of 

Wales Stadium 

16-16 and though neither had 

played particularly well, there was 

hope that if the All Golds could 

step up a gear, they could secure 

a memorable win. 

TEAM: Brendon Newton; 

Josh Allison, Lewis Reece, Joe 

McClean, Phil Cowburn; Jack 

Mitchell, James Rowland; Morgan 

Evans, Steve Parry (Capt.), 

Alex Davidson; Zack McComb, 

Emmerson Whittel; Almer 

Tagayuna. 

INTERCHANGE: Matt Bradley, 

Lamont Bryan, Ollie Purslow, 

James Walter. 

WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON 

After matching Barrow in the 

first half, the All Golds subsided 

to a dismal defeat at the PoW. 

Head Coach Lee Greenwood was 

scathing in his assessment of the 

performance and indicated that 

changes would be made. 

Tries from Brendon Newton, off 

Jimmy Rowland’s clever inside 

kick, emergency centre Joe 

McClean and Emmerson Whittel 

sent the sides into the sheds at 



THE TURNING 

POINT? 

HEMEL STAGS 18-48 ALL 

GOLDS 

Sunday 12 June, Pennine 

Way 


Once upon a time, the Stags 

were the All Golds’ bogey side 

but after three consecutive wins 

over the men from Hertfordshire, 

that could have changed. Last 

season’s win at Pennine Way was 

an edge of the seat thriller but this 

was a much more confident affair. 

An end to end first period saw 

Jack Mitchell’s first two tries for 

the club and the first of Lewis 

Reece’s hat-trick but the All Golds 

were trailing 18-14 as time ticked 

down. 

The Stags made a mess of the 

restart after Liam O’Callaghan had 

put them ahead for the third time 

in the half, conceded a goal-line 

dropout and then a penalty as the 

kick went out on the full. The All 

Golds rolled the dice, went for a 

try and Josh Allison broke a poor 

tackle out wide to score. 

Kieran Hyde added the goal and 

the scrum half was to be the 

fulcrum of a dominant second 

half performance by the All Golds 

who kept the Stags scoreless 

and increasingly frustrated as the 

penalty count against them rose. 

There were four yellow cards - 

with Dale Cunniffe becoming the 

first All Gold to receive two in one 

game - and two for the Stags as 

tempers flared. 

With the Hemel defence 

expecting a kick, Hyde scored 

an easy try, sauntering through 

a huge gap before Lamont 

Bryan’s line break was finished 

by Mo Agoro on debut. Reece 

completed his hat-trick with two 

tries, the first from a brilliant Joe 

McClean offload, and Steve Parry 

scored in the last minute. 

With six newcomers in the 17, 

the game would either be a 

triumph or tragedy and with 

Hyde pulling the strings, it was 

the former. Mitchell built on his 

promising first outing against 

Barrow with another composed 

performance and the others on 

debut, Mick Govin, Jamel Goodall 

and Brad Hill, all contributed to 

a comprehensive victory, which 

could prove to be a turning point 

in the All Golds’ fortunes this 

season. 

TEAM: Phil Cowburn; Mo Agoro, 

Josh Allison, Lewis Reece, Chris 

Barlow; Jack Mitchell, Kieran 

Hyde; Ollie Purslow, Steve Parry 

(Capt.), Morgan Evans; Lamont 

Bryan, Joe McClean; Emmerson 

Whittel; 

INTERCHANGE: 

Mick Govin, Dale Cunniffe, Jamel 

Goodall, Brad Hill. 

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UPDATE FROM 

THE BIRTHPLACE 

OF INTERNATIONAL 

RUGBY LEAGUE 

PRIDE OF PLACE GOES TO OGUZHAN DEMIR WHO 

SCORED THE HISTORIC FIRST EVER TRY AND 

CONVERSION IN TURKISH RUGBY LEAGUE. 

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Italy 26 - 22. Furthermore 

I have it on good authority 

that France will host a double 

header in October against 

England including a women’s 

international. 

He accomplished this feat 

for his club Kadikoy Bulls on 

its ground breaking tour to 

Belgrade in Serbia. 

Indeed the continuing 

progress of the Greatest 

Game around the globe is 

wonderful to see as was the 

return to the calendar of the 

Mediterranean Cup. 

Played in Sicily, World Cup 

qualifiers Lebanon overcame 

If Captain Cook had delayed 

his visit to Botany Bay in 

Australia he could have 

watched a splendid top of 

the table clash in the NRL! On 

the same real estate trodden 

by Cook and his crew, the 



The man to whom we all owe so much 

Cronulla Sharks thrilled the 

audience with a superb 

win over World Club and 

Australian champions North 

Queensland Cowboys. 

A personal favourite last 

weekend was the sight of 

a packed and resplendent 

Stade Gilbert Brutus in 

elegant Perpignan as the 

Catalans Dragons demolished 

Lancashire giants St Helens. 

The 33-16 scoreline included 

a sensational try full of Gallic 

style as Lucas Albert - still 

only aged 17 - Fouad Yaha 

and Morgan Escare combined 

in such a way that the patrons 

of the sold out tribunes rose 

as one to salute their rising 

young Treizistes. 

Closer to home, our 

developing club saw no less 

than nine players called up for 

representative duty at both 

university and college levels. 

Take a bow guys we are very 

proud of you all. 

It was a real pleasure to visit 

Hertfordshire last time out 

as the revamped All Golds 

secured a fine 18-48 triumph 

against a tough Hemel Stags 

outfit. Everyone played well 

but special mention must 

be made of our head coach 

Lee Greenwood and team 

manager Patrick Evans. The 

combination of Lee’s astute 

recruitment and Patrick’s 

hard work and commitment 

in ensuring all contracts and 

documentation were in order 

proved to be a recipe for 

success. 

All involved with the club are 

working constantly to create 

an organisation to be proud 

of, one that is both successful 

in all aspects and built on 

proper foundations and 

values. 

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Finally, Monday June 20 will 

witness another entertaining 

All Golds Business Breakfast. 

Add in the attraction of a 

beautiful setting, tasty food 

and Wembley Cup Final 

tickets to be won and it is 

easy to see why many will be 

up bright and early to secure 

their seats! 


JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE 

WITH THE ALL GOLDS 

The south west’s only professional Rugby League club, The University of Gloucestershire 

All golds, are overseeing two junior coaching programmes for players from school years 

7-10 (U12-U15 age groups) this summer. Based in both Gloucester and Cheltenham, 

players will receive 10 weeks of skills development with our community team and also 

have the opportunity to play against other teams. The Cheltenham club will be run in 

partnership with Cheltenham Phoenix Rugby League Club. 

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Gloucester Junior Rugby League 

Mondays nights 6.15pm-7.30pm, 13 June to 15 August 

Oxstalls Campus, Oxstalls Lane, Longlevens, Gloucester, GL2 9HW 

For More Info please contact Dan Garbutt: 

dgarbutt@glos.ac.uk (07811132711) 

Cheltenham Phoenix Junior Rugby League 

Wednesday nights 6.45pm-7.45pm, 8 June – 10 August 

Old Patesians RFC, Everest Road, Cheltenham, 

For More Info please contact Mike Hughes: 

mikehughes.ets@gmail.com (07833030987) 

For JUST £30 players receive… 

• 10 weeks of skills coaching and games 

• A free T-shirt 

• Free Tickets to All Golds’ Kingstone Press League One Games 


To register and for more information 

@AllGolds 

Contact Dan 

facebook.com/AllGoldsRugby 

Garbutt... 

T 07811 132722 | E dgarbutt@glos.ac.uk

ALL GOLDS FEATURE 

IN STUDENT SUCCESS 

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ASSOCIATIONS 

CUP 

Four All Golds played their 

part as England Universities 

regained the Associations Cup 

with a hard-earned victory in a 

winner-take-all clash with GB 

Armed Forces at the Big Fellas 

Stadium in Featherstone. 

Danny Fallon, James Mason, 

Brad Kislingbury and Zack 

McComb all starred in the 

36-26 win after having 

contributed to wins over GB 

Teachers and the Police in the 

four team tournament. 

The students began the 

competition with a 32-16 win 

over GB Teachers that was 

only sealed by two late tries 

disguising the closeness of the 

contest. It was a much more 

dominant performance in the 

second game against the GB 

Police who were thrashed 

58-4 in Wigan. 



Kislingbury scored one of the 

students’ tries and was across 

the line twice in the final game 

against the Armed Forces as 

the students took the prize. 

With both sides unbeaten, the 

trophy was on the line and the 

holders held the advantage 

after a compelling opening 40 

minutes. 

Fallon had opened the 

scoring for the students who 

trailed 16-12 at the interval. 

Four tries in the opening 13 

minutes of the second half 

wrested control of the game 

away from the Services. The 

students had to withstand a 

late rally but they had done 

enough to take the title. 

As a warm-up for the Student 

Four Nations Cup, the 

tournament was a massive 

success with players, several 

of whom had already played 

Championship or League 

1 rugby, able to show their 

qualities. 

STUDENT 

FOUR NATIONS 

The Home Nations gathered 

in Edinburgh for their annual 

tournament at Student level. 

With three games scheduled 

in a hectic six-day period, 

the competition is a test 

of endurance as much as 

anything and usually boils 

down to a showdown between 

Wales and England on the 

final day. 

Kislingbury did the spadework 

with a fine break that ended 

with a try from London 

Skolars’ Sam Druce. 

Next up was a Scotland side 

containing University of 

Gloucestershire student Jamie 

Parks. The Scots had been 

trounced 56-12 by a rampant 

Welsh side and were looking 

to bounce back. 

They held England to 6-6 at 

the break in a game played 

in cold and wet conditions 

before England pulled away 

with four tries. Kislingbury 

was fully involved as England 

maintained their unbeaten 

record. 

Scotland pulled a score back 

but England finished the job 

for a 40-10 scoreline that 

was harsh on Scotland but 

reflected England’s greater 

attacking ability. 

Ireland pulled off the shock 

of the tournament as they 

recovered from their mauling 

by England to defeat Wales 

42-20. Liam Rice-Wilson 

scored as Wales hit back 

from an 18-0 deficit but they 

trailed 28-20 at the break and 

Ireland’s defence held them 

out to seal a fine win. 

England face Wales knowing a 

win would see them crowned 

champions while Ireland take 

on Scotland with their eyes 

on second place in the final 

fixtures in the tournament to 

be played on Saturday 18 June. 

COLLEGE 

ORIGIN MATCH 

All Gold Alex Davidson took 

time out from his Conference 

League South duties to coach 

the South side in the College 

Origin game at Coventry last 

weekend and he was joined by 

sports therapist Hollie Sims. 

In the side were five players 

from the South West including 

four who have already featured 

in the CLS this season. Callum 

Merrett, Fraser Stroud, Jack 

Uren, Mitchell Dent and Sam 

Hodge had all earned their 

places after starring in the 

Regional College games that 

form part of the pathway to 

England Colleges selection. 

Head coach James Massara, 

himself a University of 

Gloucestershire old boy 

and former Gloucestershire 

Warriors player, said before 

the game: “The match will be 

the final chance to impress 

the England Colleges coaches 

before the England squad 

is announced for this year’s 

games against Scotland U19s 

and Wales U19s.” 

The game ended in a 

comfortable win for the 

North but there were good 

performances in defeat from 

Dent, Uren and Hodge putting 

them in with a shout of 

England selection. 

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England kept up their good 

form from the Associations 

Cup with a comfortable 52-4 

win over Ireland. The Irish 

opened the scoring with an 

unconverted try but once 

England had gone ahead there 

was only one winner as they 

ran in ten unanswered tries. 

McComb crossed twice, the 

second a fine solo effort, while 


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ROUNDS 3 

AND 4 IN 

REVIEW 

Portsmouth Seahawks have 

seen their lead at the top 

of Pool 1 eroded after they 

were held to a 30-30 draw 

by their nearest challengers 

Oxford Cavaliers and then 

were unable to travel to 

Gloucestershire Warriors, 

handing the Warriors their 

first win of the season. 

The Cavaliers lost their 

chance to take over at the 

top as they went down 

24-32 to Bristol Sonics who 

move up into second place 

in the table. 

Defending champions Bath 

Romans have yet to get off 

the mark having lost both 

their fixtures so far. 

There’s a similar scenario 

in Pool 2 with the lead 

changing hands over 

the last couple of weeks. 

Swindon’s win over leaders 

Cheltenham Phoenix, briefly 

put them top, though the 

positions were reversed 

after Southampton Spitfires 

earned a 26-10 win over St 

George while the Phoenix 

defeated Forest Bulldogs 

44-32. 

The Bulldogs had earned 

a magnificent first win 

defeating Somerset Vikings 

76-26 at Bream RFC but 

were brought down to 

earth by the Phoenix who 

left the Forest of Dean with 

the points. 

ROUND 5 

PREVIEW 

The Gloucester-Bristol 

rivalry is renewed this 

weekend as the Warriors 

travel to the Sonics for a 

game that is always hardfought. 

The last time the sides 

met was in 2014 when 

both won their home 

fixture, the Warriors 70-50 

at Saintbridge while the 

Sonics had their revenge 

60-30 at Dings Crusaders. 

It would perhaps be 

surprising if so many points 

are scored this season but 

both sides are capable of 

some strong attacking play. 

Having lost their first game 

of the season at Oxford, 

the Warriors will be looking 

to earn their first win on 

the field after earning 

their first points through 

Portsmouth’s inability to 

raise a team to travel last 

week. 

The Sonics’ incentive is 

not just to get one over on 

their rivals but to leapfrog 

Portsmouth, who have the 

bye, and go to the top of 

the table. 

After fluffing their lines last 

weekend and failing to take 

advantage of Portsmouth’s 

travails the Oxford 

Cavaliers will be looking to 

take advantage of any slip 

up by the Sonics as they 

travel to Bath Romans who 

are aiming for their first win 

of season. 

The champions are yet to 

win this season having lost 

to the Seahawks and to 

the Sonics by a combined 



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total of 12 points which 

would indicate that they are 

not that far away from the 

winner’s circle. 

In Pool 2 Cheltenham 

Phoenix host winless 

Somerset Vikings looking 

to complete a league 

double, having won 38-14 in 

Bridgwater a few weeks ago. 

The Forest Bulldogs make 

the long trip to the south 

coast to play Southampton 

for their first game away 

from home having started 

their debut season with a 

resounding 76-26 win over 

the Vikings. They followed 

that with a narrow loss to 

the Phoenix who returned 

to the top of the table 

after Swindon St George 

were beaten 26-10 by 

Southampton. 

The Saints had briefly 

claimed top spot with a 

big win over the Phoenix 

so it was something of a 

surprise that they lost at 

home to the Spitfires. 


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ALL GOLDS CLS 

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CLS ROUND 

10 REVIEW 


The Valley Cougars’ lead at 

the top of the table was cut 

to a single point as London 

Chargers secured an 18-10 

victory over the Welsh side 

in the capital. 

The Chargers were never 

behind in a tight game and 

sealed the win with a try six 

minutes from time by Jonny 

Rowe, Phil Lyon adding his 

third goal of the day. 

Brady Stewart and Timmy 

Dudley had crossed earlier 

for London while Valley kept 

themselves in contention 

through touchdowns for 

Liam Watton and Jack 

Watkins, one of which Mike 

Hurley improved. 

West Wales Raiders are 

fast becoming the division’s 

entertainers as they were 

involved in another highscoring 

match this time with 

Torfaen Tigers. Late tries 

from Nathan Beck and Lee 

Evans, with Luke Williams 

adding the last two of his 

eight-goal haul saw them to 

a 52-38 win. 

Earlier, Andrew Spowart 

and Curtis Ford grabbed 

try doubles for the Raiders 

and Matthew Davies, Shane 

Edwards and Evans had 

also crossed. 

The Tigers came up short 

despite tries from Dale 

Tucker (2), Liam Silver, Rhys 

Hendley, Kurtis Hale, Jarred 

Hinney and Tom Matthews, 

aided by five goals from 

Matt Cummins. 

Reigning champions 

Nottingham Outlaws 

travelled to Gloucestershire 

in indifferent form but 

turned things around 

with an emphatic 36-0 

win over the All Golds 

CLS side missing a dozen 



The game follows the All 

Golds’ Kingstone Press 

League 1 encounter with 

North Wales Crusaders and 

could well be an extremely 

entertaining encounter as 

the Raiders are one of the 

most free-scoring sides in 

the CLS. 

They are also well in the 

hunt for a top four place 

and a win could see them 

leapfrog both the All Golds 

and Coventry Bears into 

fourth place in the table. 

regulars through injury and 

international call-ups. 

Wing Adrian Chaima 

crossed for a hat-trick of 

tries in the second half as 

the Outlaws built on a 16-0 

interval advantage given 

them by Jack Pearson, Sam 

Campbell and Oli Dale. 

The All Golds battled 

hard with James Walter 

prominent in the pack but 

the Outlaws defence was 

solid. Jon Christie added the 

Outlaws’ seventh try in the 

final minute, Luca Costante 

booting his fourth goal. 

defeat at the hands of the 

Outlaws and close the gap 

on the Nottingham side as 

they take on West Wales 

Raiders at the Prince of 

Wales Stadium this Sunday 

(5pm kick off). 

All Golds coach Alex 

Davidson is likely to be 

without centre Brad 

Kislingbury who will have 

been in action for the 

England Students in the 

Four Nations Championship 

on Saturday against Wales 

for whom Liam Rice-Wilson 

was in the squad. 

The game is the only CLS 

match taking place this 

weekend having been 

postponed from March. 

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ROUND 11 

PREVIEW 


The All Golds’ CLS side has 

a chance to make up for 


ALL GOLDS CLS FIXTURES & 

DATE K.O. OPPONENTS RES FULLBACK WING CENTRE CENTRE WING STAND OFF 

Sat Apr 2 14:30 A Coventry Bears (CLS) 28-34 UREN MCKISSICK 3T KISLINGBURY HODGE BARLOW THOMAS 

Sat Apr 9 14:30 H Valley Cougars (CLS) 28-36 THOMAS 1T MCKISSICK HODGE 1T FESTA BARLOW GIBBS 

Sat Apr 23 14:30 A Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 32-48 UREN COLEMAN KISLINGBURY HODGE 2T GAMBLE THOMAS 1T 

Sat May 14 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 56-26 UREN COLEMAN JONES (C) HODGE 1T WEBB THOMAS 1T 

Sat May 21 14:30 A London Chargers (CLS) 28-16 MERRETT THOMAS COLEMAN HODGE WEBB WATKINS 

Sat Jun 11 15:30 H Nottingham Outlaws (CLS) 00-36 WEBB WALTERS JONES JACKSON COLEMAN ZIMYANA 

Sun Jun 19 17:00 H West Wales Raiders (CLS) 

Sat Jun 25 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS) 

Sat Jul 2 14:30 H London Chargers (CLS) 

Sat Jul 26 15:00 A West Wales Raiders (CLS) 

Sat Jul 23 14:30 A Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 

Sat Aug 13 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS) 

Sat Aug 20 14:30 H Coventry Bears (CLS) 

Sat Sep 3 14:30 H Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 

Sat Sep 10 14:30 ? Conference League South Play Off R1 

Sat Sep 17 14:30 ? Conference League South Grand Final 

THE KEY | Home games appear in bold | CLS = Conference League South 

Sin-binned Red Card (Sent Off) | T = Try | C = Conversion | P = Penalty | DG = Drop Goal 



RESULTS 2016 

SCRUM HALF PROP HOOKER PROP 2ND ROW 2ND ROW LOOSE FWD SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 SUB 4 

GIBBS 3G BRADBURY SHARRATT (C) 2T KIDD 1T JONES ARCHER O’KEEFFE RICE-WILSON 2G DIMECH HINTON WORMHOUDT 

RICE-WILSON 4G BRADBURY UREN 1T WALTER 2T TRUE (C) JONES BINKS DAWSON WHITTALL DIMECH WORMHOUDT 

NEWTON KIDD 1T GIBBS 8G WALTER TRUE (C) 1T BRYAN BINKS DAWSON 2T JONES BRADBURY 1T DENT 

GIBBS 6G BRADBURY STEPHENS 2T WALTER 2T BINKS JONES KIDD 4T MCKISSICK RICE-WILSON 2G DENT JACKSON 

RICE-WILSON 1T DENT UREN 1T WALTER JONES 1T TRUE (C) BINKS WORMHOUT JACKSON KIDD STEPHENS 1T 

WATKINS BRADBURY STEPHENS WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD McCRACKEN DU PLESSIS SILVA WORMHOUDT 


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DATE K.O. OPPONENTS RES FULLBACK WING CENTRE CENTRE WING STAND OFF 

Sun Feb 21 14:00 A Coventry Bears (IC) 24-48 LEATHER MURPHY ALLISON 1T KISLINGBURY COWBURN 3T NEWTON 2T 

Sun Feb 28 14:30 A North Wales Crusaders (LCCR3) 36-40 LEATHER 1T MURPHY 1T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN 1T DAVIES 1T 6G 

Sun Mar 6 15:00 A Doncaster (KPL1) 40-8 LEATHER MURPHY 1T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN 1T DAVIES 

Wed Mar 16 19:30 H South Wales Scorpions (KPL1) 44-22 LEATHER 1T BARLOW 2T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN LOMBARDO 5G 

Sat Mar 19 15:30 A Toulouse Olympique (LCCR4) 62-28 LEATHER 1T BARLOW ALLISON COWBURN MURPHY DAVIES 4G 

Fri Mar 25 19:30 H Coventry Bears (KPL1) 28-29 NEWTON BARLOW 1T ALLISON KISLINGBURY COWBURN DAVIES 1T 4G 

Sun Apr 3 15:00 H Newcastle Thunder (ICQF) 36-28 MURPHY 1G LEATHER 1T ALLISON 1T REECE 1T COWBURN 1T DAVIES 3G 

Sun Apr 10 15:00 A Rochdale Hornets (KPL1) 38-16 MURPHY 1T 2G LEATHER 1T ALLISON McCLEAN COWBURN 1T DAVIES 

Sun Apr 17 15:00 A Keighley Cougars (KPL1) 42-18 MURPHY 1G BARLOW KISLINGBURY 1T REECE ALLISON DAVIES 

Sun Apr 24 15:00 H Newcastle Thunder (KPL1) 18-21 MURPHY BARLOW 1T ALLISON REECE COWBURN ROWLAND 

Sun May 1 15:00 A York City Knights (ICSF) 58-14 LEATHER BARLOW 1T ALLISON REECE COWBURN 1T NEWTON 

Sun May 22 15:00 H Hunslet Hawks (KPL1) 18-26 NEWTON BARLOW 1T ALLISON 1T REECE COWBURN ROWLAND 

Sat May 28 15:30 A Toulouse Olympique (KPL1) 48-16 NEWTON BARLOW 2T ALLISON REECE COWBURN ROWLAND 

Sun Jun 5 15:00 H Barrow Raiders (KPL1) 16-52 NEWTON 1T 1G ALLISON REECE McCLEAN 1T COWBURN MITCHELL 

Sun Jun 12 14:30 A Hemel Stags (KPL1) 18-48 COWBURN AGORO 1T REECE 3T ALLISON 1T BARLOW MITCHELL 2T 1G 

Sun Jun 19 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (KPL1) 

Sun Jun 26 15:00 A York City Knights (KPL1) 

Sun Jul 3 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1) 

Sun Jul 10 14:30 A Oxford (KPL1) 

THE KEY | Home games appear in bold | KPC = Kingstone Press Championships | LCC = Ladbrokes Challenge Cup | IC = iPro Cup 

Sin-binned Red Card (Sent Off) | T = Try | G = Conversion | P = Penalty | DG = Drop Goal 



ULTS 2016 

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DAVIES 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) DAVIDSON REECE McCLEAN WHITTEL LOMBARDO 1G ELLIOTT 1T KIDD 1T EVANS 1T 

LOMBARDO 1T PURSLOW PARRY (C) DAVIDSON BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL NEWTON ELLIOTT 1T KIDD 1T EVANS 

NEWTON PURSLOW PARRY (C) EVANS BRYAN REECE WHITTEL LOMBARDO ELLIOTT KIDD DAVIDSON 

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ALL GOLDS 

HEAD COACH: 

LEE GREENWOOD 

N WALES CRUSADERS 

HEAD COACH: 

ANTHONY MURRAY 

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BRAD HILL 

CHRIS BARLOW 

DALE CUNIFFE 

EMMERSON WHITTEL 

JACK MITCHELL 

JAMEL GOODALL 

JAMES WALTER 

JAMES ROWLAND 

JOE McCLEAN 

JOSH ALLISON 

KADEEM WILLIAMS 

KIERAN HYDE 

LAMONT BRYAN 

LEWIS REECE 

MO AGORO 

MORGAN EVANS 

OLLIE PURSLOW 

PHIL COWBURN 

STEVE PARRY 

TOMMY JOHNSON 

SCOTT TURNER 

MATT DAVIES 

ADAM SAUNDERS 

ROB MASSAM 

RYAN SMITH 

JACK HANSEN 

JONNY WALKER 

LEE HUDSON 

MATT HAGGARTY 

LUKE WARBURTON 

SIMON ATHERTON 

KENNY BAKER 

ANDY MOULSDALE 

BILLY BRICKHILL 

JORDAN WALNE 

OLSI KRASNIQI 

STUART REARDON 

ALEX THOMPSON 

STEPHEN WILD 

MATT WILKINSON 

LIAM BENT 

REFEREE: S. RACE 

RESERVE: R. WHITWORTH 

TOUCH JUDGES: C. ASTBURY & P. STOCKMAN 

MATCH COMMISSIONER: B. LILLEY 

NEXT HOME GAME 

LONDON SKOLARS 

SUN 3 JULY 2016 | KINGSTONE PRESS 

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