2022 Woolston Rovers Matchday Programme Hunslet Warriors 18062022
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RECENT MATCH REPORTSFOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMSWIGAN ST JUDES 16 WOOLSTON ROVERS 24(NCL 04/06/2022)Woolston Rovers made it back-to-back wins with victory at Wigan St Judes in a closely contestedNational Conference League Division Two encounter at Parsons Meadow, Wigan.Rovers opened the scoring in the fifteenth minute when second row Dan Fearnley made a finebreak and after a repeat set the ball reached Fearnley once again and he scored on the right.Stand off Theo Holt converted and then eight minutes later hooker Adam Files made a forty metrebreak before finding Holt in support so score on the right.St Judes replied on the half hour when a mistake by Rovers allowed centre Calum Palmer topick up a loose ball and go through a gap to score in the corner. Loose forward Danny Cassidyconverted from the touchline and then four minutes before the break a kick on the last tackle fromstand off Josh Yates was collected superbly by Cassidy to score on the left and make the half timescore 10-10.Twelve minutes into the second half St Judes had full back Dec Parkinson sin binned for a tripand from the resulting penalty Rovers made the extra man count as centre Olly Parr went over inthe left corner but four minutes later St Judes responded when Cassidy broke through some weaktackling to score on the left. He added the conversion to put his side ahead for the first time at16-14.Rovers refused to panic and they started to build up some momentum and that paid off when afine solo run by full back Morgan Williams saw him score in the right corner to put his side back infront and shortly afterwards St Judes had Yates yellow carded for dissent and with three minutesremaining Rovers made sure of the win when loose forward Ryan Brown found A Files who wentover for a try. Holt added the conversion to complete a 24-16 success for the Green & Gold men.The Man of the Match was awarded to Rovers hooker Adam Files. He was very well supported byprop forwards Harry Files and Ryan Hickman.ROVERSMorgan Williams, Dan Griffiths, Olly Parr, Kieran Moore, Jake Toher, Theo Holt, Dec Leonard,Harry Files, Adam Files, Ryan Hickman, Dan Fearnley, Paul Alcock, Ryan Brown.Subs:Scott Whiteley, Sam Roberts, Ben Crewe, Thodorhs Nianiakas.TriesFearnley (15 mins), Holt (23), Parr (52), Williams (72), A Files (77).GoalsHolt 2 from 5
RECENT MATCH REPORTSFOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMSSALFORD CITY ROOSTERS 62 WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 14(NWML Trophy 04/06/2022)Woolston Rovers ‘A’ crashed out of this season’s NWML Trophy when they were defeated atSalford City Roosters at the quarter final stage.The Roosters, who are top of Division Two having lost only one league game all season, provedwhy they are in a higher league as they clinically took their chances to record a comfortable winagainst a Rovers side that never gave up and earned great credit for the way that they continuedto compete right until the end.The home side built up a 32-8 interval lead and a further five converted tries in the second half,with Rovers claiming one converted try of their own saw the Roosters run out 62-14 winners andbook their place in the semi final.Try scorers for Rovers ‘A’ were Tom Atherton, Liam Lawton and Connor Pickett.Best for Rovers were stand off Ben Roberts, second row Sam Vernon and prop forward NiallToher.After the game Rovers ‘A’ coach Liam Lawton said, “That was a tough afternoon for us against aquality side but I cannot fault the effort of each player who was out there. We never let our handsgo down and kept having a dig for the full eighty minutes. We will dust ourselves down and getback to training and make sure we are ready for our next game in a fortnight.”ROVERS ‘A’James Tarpey, Tom Lowe, Dom Ball, Louie Angelo, Tom Atherton, Ben Roberts, Jay-Jay Catterall,Rob Griffiths, Tom Gaskell, Niall Toher, Craig Woolvine, Sam Vernon, Liam Lawton.Subs:Elliott Best, Troy Holcroft, Connor Pickett.
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RECENT MATCH REPORTS
FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
SALFORD CITY ROOSTERS 62 WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 14
(NWML Trophy 04/06/2022)
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ crashed out of this season’s NWML Trophy when they were defeated at
Salford City Roosters at the quarter final stage.
The Roosters, who are top of Division Two having lost only one league game all season, proved
why they are in a higher league as they clinically took their chances to record a comfortable win
against a Rovers side that never gave up and earned great credit for the way that they continued
to compete right until the end.
The home side built up a 32-8 interval lead and a further five converted tries in the second half,
with Rovers claiming one converted try of their own saw the Roosters run out 62-14 winners and
book their place in the semi final.
Try scorers for Rovers ‘A’ were Tom Atherton, Liam Lawton and Connor Pickett.
Best for Rovers were stand off Ben Roberts, second row Sam Vernon and prop forward Niall
Toher.
After the game Rovers ‘A’ coach Liam Lawton said, “That was a tough afternoon for us against a
quality side but I cannot fault the effort of each player who was out there. We never let our hands
go down and kept having a dig for the full eighty minutes. We will dust ourselves down and get
back to training and make sure we are ready for our next game in a fortnight.”
ROVERS ‘A’
James Tarpey, Tom Lowe, Dom Ball, Louie Angelo, Tom Atherton, Ben Roberts, Jay-Jay Catterall,
Rob Griffiths, Tom Gaskell, Niall Toher, Craig Woolvine, Sam Vernon, Liam Lawton.
Subs:
Elliott Best, Troy Holcroft, Connor Pickett.
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