2022 Woolston Rovers Matchday Programme Hunslet Warriors 18062022
2022 Woolston Rovers Matchday Programme Hunslet Warriors 18062022 2022 Woolston Rovers Matchday Programme Hunslet Warriors 18062022
RECENT MATCH REPORTSFOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMSHEWORTH 38 WOOLSTON ROVERS 4(NCL 14/05/2022)Woolston Rovers came back from York empty handed when a clinical performance from Heworthsaw them claim a richly deserved victory in the NCL Division Two on Saturday afternoon.Heworth opened the scoring in the fourth minute when winger Jay O’Gilvie scored and then sevenminutes later centre George Elliott went over for a try that he converted himself and almost immediatelywinger Billy Sturdy added a third try to cement the home sides early supremacy.Rovers managed to stem the tide a little with some gritty defending but then right on the stroke ofhalf time Heworth stand off Danny Allan scored a try. Elliott converted to give his side a commanding20-0 interval lead.Six minutes into the second half Heworth increased their advantage when substitute Ben Barnardscored. Elliott converted and five minutes later prop forward Liam Richmond crashed over for atry. Elliott added the conversion.Rovers non-stop effort was rewarded on the hour when substitute Jake Toher marked his firstgame for the club with a try but then with ten minutes remaining Heworth substitute Jack Earl wentover for a touchdown. Elliott added the conversion to make the final score 38-4 to Heworth.Best for Rovers were prop forward Harry Files, stand off Theo Holt and substitute Nathan Maguire.ROVERSMorgan Williams, Dan Griffiths, Olly Parr, Craig Woolvine, Jay-Jay Catterall, Theo Holt, RyanBrown, Harry Files, Tom Gaskell, Ryan Hickman, Dan Fearnley, Nathan Maguire, Scott Whiteley.Subs:Alex Smith, Jake Toher, Ben Crewe, Rob Griffiths.TriesToher (60).
RECENT MATCH REPORTSFOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMSHALTON SIMMS CROSS 10 WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 36(NWML 14/05/2022)Woolston Rovers ‘A’ continued their excellent form when they claimed a very good away win atHalton Simms Cross to move upto third position in the NWML Division Three.Simmies opened the scoring after eleven minutes when quick hands saw the ball reach full backNathan Outten who scored wide out on the right and then five minutes later stand off Jack whitechipped over the Rovers defence and collected the ball before rounding two defenders and puttingscrum half Ryan McCann over wide out on the left. White added the conversion.Rovers got back into the game just after the midway point of the half when a strong drive fromprop forward Lewis Dawson put Rovers withing five metres of the Simms Cross line and hookerDec Houghton found full back James Tarpey linking into the line and he shot through a gap toscore on the right and then four minutes later a superb long ball from scrum half Dec Leonard sentcentre Kieran Jones away and he raced forty metres outpacing the chasing cover to score underthe posts. Stand off Craig Lawton added the conversion to level matters and then added a penaltyright on the stroke of half time to give Rovers a 12-10 interval advantage.The kick off at the start of the second half by Rovers was dropped into tough by Simmies and fromthe resulting play the ball Lawton found second row Ryan Palin at speed and he ran over threedefenders to score under the posts. Lawton converted and six minutes later a great break from hisown twenty metre line by Lawton saw him send substitute Niall Toher away and a quick play theball and great weaving run by Palin split the Simmies defence and he slipped a lovely inside ballto prop forward Sean Withington who scored under the posts. Lawton added the conversion.Rovers were now in a rampant mood and a fine ball out wide from Tarpey found Jones who racedclear and weaved through the defence to score under the posts. Lawton converted and fiveminutes later a knock on by Simmies was pounced on by Palin and he put Tarpey away to scoreunder the posts. Lawton added the conversion and then the referee called time early at SimmsCross request so Rovers won 36-10.The Man of the Match was awarded to Rovers second row Ryan Palin. He was very well supportedby full back James Tarpey and centre Louie Angelo.ROVERS ‘A’James Tarpey, Tom Lowe, Kieran Jones, Louie Angelo, Louis Griffiths, Craig Lawton, DecLeonard, Sean Withington, Dec Houghton, Lewis Dawson, Ryan Palin, Cameron Davies, BenKenwright.Subs:Ben Roberts, Connor Pickett, Niall Toher, Tom Atherton.
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RECENT MATCH REPORTS
FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
HALTON SIMMS CROSS 10 WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 36
(NWML 14/05/2022)
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ continued their excellent form when they claimed a very good away win at
Halton Simms Cross to move upto third position in the NWML Division Three.
Simmies opened the scoring after eleven minutes when quick hands saw the ball reach full back
Nathan Outten who scored wide out on the right and then five minutes later stand off Jack white
chipped over the Rovers defence and collected the ball before rounding two defenders and putting
scrum half Ryan McCann over wide out on the left. White added the conversion.
Rovers got back into the game just after the midway point of the half when a strong drive from
prop forward Lewis Dawson put Rovers withing five metres of the Simms Cross line and hooker
Dec Houghton found full back James Tarpey linking into the line and he shot through a gap to
score on the right and then four minutes later a superb long ball from scrum half Dec Leonard sent
centre Kieran Jones away and he raced forty metres outpacing the chasing cover to score under
the posts. Stand off Craig Lawton added the conversion to level matters and then added a penalty
right on the stroke of half time to give Rovers a 12-10 interval advantage.
The kick off at the start of the second half by Rovers was dropped into tough by Simmies and from
the resulting play the ball Lawton found second row Ryan Palin at speed and he ran over three
defenders to score under the posts. Lawton converted and six minutes later a great break from his
own twenty metre line by Lawton saw him send substitute Niall Toher away and a quick play the
ball and great weaving run by Palin split the Simmies defence and he slipped a lovely inside ball
to prop forward Sean Withington who scored under the posts. Lawton added the conversion.
Rovers were now in a rampant mood and a fine ball out wide from Tarpey found Jones who raced
clear and weaved through the defence to score under the posts. Lawton converted and five
minutes later a knock on by Simmies was pounced on by Palin and he put Tarpey away to score
under the posts. Lawton added the conversion and then the referee called time early at Simms
Cross request so Rovers won 36-10.
The Man of the Match was awarded to Rovers second row Ryan Palin. He was very well supported
by full back James Tarpey and centre Louie Angelo.
ROVERS ‘A’
James Tarpey, Tom Lowe, Kieran Jones, Louie Angelo, Louis Griffiths, Craig Lawton, Dec
Leonard, Sean Withington, Dec Houghton, Lewis Dawson, Ryan Palin, Cameron Davies, Ben
Kenwright.
Subs:
Ben Roberts, Connor Pickett, Niall Toher, Tom Atherton.
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