All Golds v Oxford KPL1 Shield 2016 Final

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ALL GOLDS 

Vs. OXFORD 

THE PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

KICK OFF - 15:00 | 31/07/2016 

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CONTENTS AND INFO 

04 WELCOME TO THE ALL GOLD 

05 CHALLENGE CUP TICKETS 

06 SEVERN STARS NETBALL FRANCHISE 

08 CLUB DIRECTORY 

10 TOM FORD - A SQUASH PLAYER IN PARIS 

12 MATCH PREVIEW 

14 MATCH REPORTS 

16 UPDATE FROM THE BIRTHPLACE 

18 RUGBY LEAGUE IN THE COMMUNITY 

22 WEST OF ENGLAND UPDATE 

26 ALL GOLDS CLS UPDATE 

28 ALL GOLDS CLS FIXTURES & RESULTS 

32 PLAYER SPONSORSHIP 

34 FIXTURES & RESULTS 

36 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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TOM 

FORD 

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 

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WELCOME TO 

THE ALL GOLD 

WELCOME TO ANOTHER EDITION OF THE ALL GOLD, THE 

FREE TO DOWNLOAD, ONLINE SPORTS MAGAZINE THAT 

FOCUSES ON THE ADVENTURES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 

GLOUCESTERSHIRE’S UNIQUE RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM. 

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In this edition, we’ve got 

some great coverage of the 

latest action in Kingstone 

Press League 1, reviews of 

our emerging reserves side 

and some fascinating insights 

into the challenging world 

of professional sport from 

Tom Ford, Cheltenham’s own 

squash sensation, as well as 

news of the University’s latest 

sporting venture. 

While we inevitably focus 

on the action on the pitch, 

especially those of us who 

find the time to get down to 

the Prince of Wales stadium 

this Sunday, this week has 

made many of us think about 

how tough it can be to run 

a professional sports team 

behind the scenes. 

We are exceptionally fortunate 

at the All Golds to have a 

superb group of people who 

work crazy hours in order to 

bring professional rugby to 

our region. The rewards 

from this can seem a 

long way away if your 

team is struggling, but 

we have some amazing 

people who are totally 

committed to their 

sport and to the All 

Golds. 

Step forward Trevor 

Moss, Pat Evans, 

Patrick Baines, Chris Wilson, 

Martin Lovegrove and Dave 

Friend – you all do a fantastic 

job and we are incredibly 

grateful for what you do. 

However, at least at the All 

Golds we can look forward 

to next season with some 

certainty and growing 

confidence. This is quite 

clearly not the case at York 

City Knights, and it was a 

shock to read the statements 

last week that told of the 

strained relations between 

this historic club and the other 

stakeholders in the city. The 

Knights are effectively being 

wound up, and the players are 

being encouraged to find new 

clubs. 

Although there appear to be 

some saviours on the horizon, 

keen to maintain the sport in 

the city, it seems clear that the 

club in its current form will not 

continue. 

For everyone’s sake – the 

players, officials, staff, sponsors 

and particularly the volunteers 

who put in so many hours – we 

hope their situation is resolved 

soon. 

Back to the action on the 

pitch and the All Golds only 

have three home games left, 

including this weekend’s clash 

with long-time rivals Oxford. 

We finish our season with a 

tasty derby against South 

Wales Scorpions, and are 

hoping to enjoy an entertaining 

end to the season. 

We’re encouraging you to 

bring a friend to that final 

game to celebrate another 

rollercoaster year, and are 

delighted to announce that if 

you buy your ticket in advance, 

you can secure a second ticket 

for half price. Please do your 

bit to give our boys a decent 

send off in the last match, and 

get yourself and a friend down 

to the Prince of Wales for our 

final game. 

Thanks as ever to Chris 

Wilson and Patrick Baines 

for their hard work in 

creating the content for 

this edition, and to the 

amazing Craig Paul Design 

for his sterling work on the 

final product. 

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UNIVERSITY OF 

GLOUCESTERSHIRE 

NETS NEW SPORTING 

FRANCHISE 

LAST MONTH, ENGLAND NETBALL ANNOUNCED THE LINE-UP 

FOR THE 2017 VITALITY NETBALL SUPERLEAGUE (VNSL) AND 

A JOINT BID BY THE UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND 

THE UNIVERSITY OF WORCESTER WON A PLACE. 

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The VNSL now features eight 

clubs from England and one 

each from Scotland and 

Wales but England Netball’s 

decision was not without 

controversy. The expanded 

competition saw the newlychristened 

Severn Stars join 

the Scottish Sirens, who will 

play at the Emirates Arena 

in Glasgow, and Coventrybased 

Wasps included at 

the expense of the 

Yorkshire 

Jets who 

finished 

bottom of the 

2016 table with 

just one win 

from their 14 

matches. 

Mick 

Donovan, Deputy Pro 

Vice Chancellor (Inclusive 

Sport & Educational 

Development) at Worcester 

and the Stars’ franchise 

Director, said: “We have been 

working with the team at 

Gloucestershire for over one 

year to prepare the strongest 

bid possible. The Severn 

Stars partnership boasts a 

wealth of talent, experience 

and potential from within a 

wide range of partners. Many 

people have worked hard to 

bring elite netball to the 

city and we are really 

looking forward to the 

challenge ahead.” 

The 

Severn 

Stars will 

face derby 

opposition from Team 

Bath who have been one of 

the forces of English netball 

since the Superleague was 

introduced, winning a record 

five titles, featuring 76 

internationals and regularly 

attracting crowds close to 

2,000. 

Title holders Surrey 

Storm, Celtic Dragons, 

Loughborough Lightning, 

Hertfordshire Mavericks, 

Manchester Thunder and 

Team Northumbria make up 

the ten-strong competition 

and all have a four-year tenure 

in the Superleague before 

applications are invited for 

possible further expansion. 

“We are thrilled to announce 

the new line-up for the 2017 

Vitality Netball Superleague,” 

England Netball chief 

executive Joanna Adams 

said following an intensive 

application and selection 

process that attracted huge 

interest from netball clubs and 

businesses throughout the UK. 

“Each team submitted an 

exceptional proposal which 

we are certain will make for an 

incredibly exciting season,” she 

added. 

Both Gloucestershire and 

Worcester universities have 

strong traditions of developing 

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take up her role for preseason 

training soon after.” 

Having got a home venue 

in place, a head coach to 

oversee matters on the court, 

the challenge now is to build 

a squad to compete. For a 

franchise setting out on a 

journey at the top level of 

the game it will be a tough 

one but one that will present 

opportunities for ambitious 

players. 

talented players and they both 

also have associations with 

elite teams from other sports, 

including the University of 

Gloucestershire’s All Golds 

Rugby League Club and the 

Worcester Wolves British 

Basketball League team. 

Home games are due to be 

played initially at the University 

of Worcester Arena, before 

they are shared once new 

facilities at the University of 

Gloucestershire’s Oxstalls 

campus in Gloucester are 

ready. 

The first major signing for 

the Stars is former Australian 

Diamonds netball sensation, 

Mo’onia Gerrard as Head 

Coach. 

Donovan said: “We are 

absolutely thrilled to be able to 

announce that Mo’onia will be 

the Severn Stars’ Head Coach 

and believe it really sends 

out a clear message about 

our ambitions to succeed in 

netball’s top flight, whilst also 

bringing an ambassador to our 

local netball communities.” 

During a stellar career, Gerrard 

played over 182 national league 

games for the New South 

Wales Swifts and the Adelaide 

Thunderbirds. She forged a 

reputation second to none as 

a reliable, uncompromising 

defender playing in 68 test 

matches for Australia winning 

the 2007 Netball World Cup 

and a silver medal in the 2010 

Commonwealth Games in 

Delhi. 

As a coach, she has worked 

with some of the finest young 

Australian talent as she helps 

nurture the next generation of 

Australian internationals. 

Gerrard said: “Being appointed 

the Severn Stars Head Coach 

in 2017 comes with great 

responsibility to breed and 

develop the South West/ 

Midlands players in England. 

It’s also exciting for me to get 

amongst the English culture 

and migrate my Australian 

approach to the England 

style.” 

University of Gloucestershire’s 

Anita Navin, Severn Stars 

Director of Netball 

commented: “Mo’onia 

shares our vision to build a 

competitive squad but also 

to ensure the next generation 

of England players are given 

opportunities and a quality 

coaching experience. 

“Mo’onia and her family are 

moving to the South West of 

England in August and she will 

Navin admits the challenge 

will be getting the blend right 

between talent from abroad, 

established and emerging 

England players and talented 

local youngsters. 

“I really want to make sure 

we don’t just bring players to 

the area. We want to grow 

the young talent and there is 

a pretty good base of 17/18 

year-old players in the area,” 

Navin told Sky Sports. 

“So we have committed to 

saying we will use imports 

if we need them but initially 

we want to know what 

players are coming to us from 

England and who can play for 

their country - whether they 

are U19 or U21.” 

The first game will be played 

in February and the Stars 

face a busy schedule as they 

work towards building a 

playing and coaching team to 

compete in the Superleague. 

The Severn Stars soon hope 

to be able to announce dates 

for trials for those players 

who would like to join the 

2017 campaign. Follow them 

on Twitter @SevernStars or 

Facebook for all of the latest 

news about trials, player 

signings and events. 

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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. 

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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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TOM FORD... 

A SQUASH PLAYER 

IN PARIS 

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I decided to start writing 

for the All Gold magazine 

because I had become tired 

of writing just about squash. 

I saw this as an opportunity 

to not only talk about the 

highs and lows of being 

a professional athlete, 

but more about my other 

interests and how I explore 

them by playing on the 

PSA (Professional Squash 

Association) World Tour. 

I have been playing squash 

for 16 years. That may 

seem like a long time but 

from the moment I started 

playing I was hooked and 

that hasn’t changed since. 

What started as a hobby, 

very quickly became a 

vehicle that has allowed 

me to travel the world and 

get exposure to all kinds of 

cultures and experiences. 

love doing most, which is 

why, for me, doing things 

outside of the squash 

court is imperative for my 

continued enjoyment of the 

tour. 

My passion for photography 

ignited from travelling. 

Seeing so many beautiful 

and unique places, I wanted 

to portray how I saw them. 

I love how an image can tell 

a story or create an emotion 

without the use of words. 

Another of my interests is 

coffee, which I assure you 

will feature consistently in 

future articles! 

Wherever I find myself, 

I seek out the best 

independently owned 

coffee shops and then 

plan what other sights I 

would like to see around 

that! I think this is the best 

way to get a rich and true 

experience of where you 

are because such cafés 

tend to be in more cultural 

neighbourhoods and are run 

by friendly locals who have 

a real passion for coffee and 

the city they are from. 

Paris. A city that exudes 

culture and charisma. 

Naturally this was an easy 

choice for my first of 

three tournaments to end 

the season. As I play for 

a team in France I have 

been many times, but have 

However, there are many 

difficult parts of being an 

individual athlete. It can 

sometimes be a lonely 

existence, living out of your 

suitcase and spending most 

of your time either on a 

plane, train or in your hotel 

room. I find this completely 

sucks the life out of what I 



modern art. I considered 

going to the Louvre, but 

was informed by the barista 

in Café Kitsune that “I would 

need about a week to see 

everything!” As one week 

underground was not an 

option, the Museé D’Orsay 

served as a nice alternative 

which I managed to look 

around in about three hours. 

never had the chance to 

fully explore. Fortunately I 

was staying with one of my 

friends from the tour so I 

jumped at the opportunity 

for an extended stay. The 

tournament was a $25,000 

Event at Jeu De Paume, a 

classy old rackets club, only 

walking distance from the 

Eiffel Tower and Arc De 

Triomphe. It always amazes 

me the peculiar places in 

which you can find a squash 

club. This place blended 

in as if it were another set 

of ornate apartments on 

the narrow Parisian ruelle! 

After working out the secret 

knock to enter through 

the grand wooden door, I 

qualified with relative ease 

to get into the Main Draw. I 

then narrowly lost to World 

#35 Adrian Waller. This was 

the best I had played in a 

long while so I felt optimistic 

about the following two 

events in Zurich and Kent. 

With my tournament over 

and free to roam, I went 

to relax in the gardens 

of the Eiffel Tower and 

make a plan. Hopping on 

the Metro, the best way 

to get around the city, I 

took Line 1 to Museé Du 

Louvre. One of the most 

artistic and historical areas 

of the French capital, it’s 

a must see location for 

tourists and locals alike. I 

walked through Le Palais 

Royal which led me to the 

Japanese quarter where the 

first café of the day resided; 

Telescopé. Typical of many 

speciality coffee shops this 

was a very minimalistic 

space, but without doubt 

served the best coffee I 

had in Paris. I had a filter 

made on Aeropress with a 

deliciously fruity Ethiopian 

bean recommended by the 

educated barista. I also liked 

that they offered no Wi-Fi 

to encourage people to 

stay off their phones and to 

socialise instead. 

With the caffeine hit in 

full force I buzzed past 

the Pyramide Du Louvre, 

through the Jardin Des 

Tuileries, over the Seine on 

the Passerelle De Solférino 

and arrived at the Museé 

D’Orsay; the museum of 

Sampling splendid coffee 

and exploring the arts of 

Paris clearly had a positive 

impact on me as I made 

the semi-final in Zurich and 

topped the season off by 

winning my sixth PSA title 

in Kent. 

I was humbled to finish 

the season with a win but 

for me it was just a good 

reflection of the mental 

state I was in; which is often 

the difference between 

winning and losing. Now 

as the season has come 

to a close I will be making 

my way to South Africa 

for a holiday. Its dramatic 

landscapes and easy going 

people are the reason I fell 

in love with the country 

and I can’t wait to immerse 

myself further. 

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ALL GOLDS vs. 

OXFORD 

PREVIEW 

WRITTEN BY PATRICK BAINES 

3PM, SUNDAY 31st JULY, PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

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The All Golds are in action on 

Sunday facing familiar foes, 

Oxford. 

The All Golds will be looking 

to do a quick-fire double on 

Oxford having won 52-34 

at Abingdon earlier in the 

month. Both teams come 

into Sunday’s game off the 

back of hugely disappointing 

results - Oxford were 

hammered 48-6 by a rapidly 

improving Coventry and the 

All Golds were demolished 

50-24 by Newcastle 

Thunder in a result that Lee 

Greenwood has called ‘the 

worst of his reign’. 

Greenwood has admitted 

to being extremely 

downhearted with the 

campaign so far but has 

called on his side to finish 

the season with a flourish. 

“Last week was a huge 

disappointment but we 

can’t feel sorry for ourselves. 

Sunday will be two teams 

with poor defensive records 

meeting so expect to see 

some tries”, said the All Golds 

head coach. 

“I take full responsibility 

for my team not being fit 

enough or having the desire 

and attitude to work hard 



for each other in defence. It 

is something you struggle 

to fix during a season when 

you’re part time. 

“Recruitment for next year 

is going well and the guys 

that stay or come in will be 

honest and hard working 

that want to improve. We 

have had too many in the 

squad this year that did not 

fit that criteria. 

“Team spirit takes you a 

long way in rugby league 

and again, I hold myself 

responsible that we don’t 

have that. We’ll use these 

last five games to try to 

build some positivity around 

the place.” 

Prop James Walter is 

rated extremely doubtful 

for Sunday’s game after 

suffering a dead leg at 

Newcastle. Winger Mo 

Agoro is another who is 

touch and go for the game 

after picking up a knock last 

Sunday. 

Greenwood continued: “We 

have won six competitive 

games this season and we 

won nine last year - it would 

be nice to top that but it will 

not be easy. We have a few 

guys out injured but that 

will create opportunities for 

some of the younger guys 

to show their potential.” 

If you can’t make it down to 

the Prince of Wales Stadium 

on Sunday and don’t want 

to miss the action from our 

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Footage from last years home clash with Oxford at the Prince of 

Wales Stadium, Cheltenham 

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MATCH REPORTS 

TEAM: Kieran Hyde (3g); Mo 

Agoro, Josh Allison, Lewis Reece 

(2t), Phil Cowburn; Brendon 

Newton, Jack Mitchell; Brad Hill, 

Steve Parry (Capt)(t), Morgan 

Evans; Lamont Bryan (t), Joe 

McClean; Emmerson Whittel; 

INTERCHANGE: Mick Govin, 

Kadeem Williams, Ollie Purslow, 

Jose Kenga 

ALL GOLDS 

CLING ON IN TRY 

FEST 

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COLEMAN PUTS 

THE BOOT IN – 

AGAIN 

ALL GOLDS 22 – 23 

LONDON SKOLARS 

Sunday 3 July, at the 

Prince of Wales Stadium 

WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON 

Jy-mel Coleman put the boot 

into the All Golds’ hopes of 

overhauling Coventry Bears in the 

table – and not for the first time. 

In 2014 he slotted the one-pointer 

with two minutes to go that 

edged Hemel Stags home 21-20 

in a nail-biting game; and this 

season, history repeated itself as 

Coleman’s bandaged boot stole 

the points. 

The All Golds deserved 

something from the game and 

they had chances to take at least 

a point but Brendon Newton and 

Kieran Hyde both missed inviting 

drop goal attempts late on in the 

game. 

The All Golds perhaps have only 

themselves to blame having built 

a 10-2 lead through a Lewis Reece 

try made in Wales with Steve 

Parry and Morgan Evans the 

principal architects and Parry’s 

by now customary score. By the 

interval, they were 16-10 behind as 

the Skolars’ big forwards found 

a weakness on the All Golds’ left 

edge defence and ran in three 

tries. 

The second half started well with 

tries from Lamont Bryan and 

Reece putting the All Golds back 

in front. An injury to the Skolars’ 

talisman Coleman seemed to 

signal the end of their hopes but 

he stayed on the pitch and was 

involved in the move that led to 

Sam Nash’s try, added the difficult 

touchline goal before limping up 

to score the winning point with 

five minutes left. 

The All Golds had chances to level 

matters but Hyde was wide with 

his drop goal attempt and a last 

desperate attack following Hyde’s 

chip for Newton came to nothing 

with the last play of the game. 

OXFORD 34 – 58 ALL 

GOLDS 

Sunday 10 July, at Tilsley 

Park, 


Joe McClean’s four tries were the 

highlight of the All Golds’ first win 

in Oxford since 2013 but though 

the side were potent with ball in 

hand, scoring ten times, they kept 

letting Oxford back into the game 

and only after Phil Cowburn’s 

interception try ten minutes from 

the end, could they feel they had 

the win in their pocket. 

McClean had a hat-trick inside 

the first 15 minutes as the All 

Golds took advantage of their 

hosts’ defensive frailties through 

the middle to build an 18-4 

advantage. Jack Uren added a 

well-taken debut try but the lead 

was reduced to four points before 

James Walter scored just before 

the interval . 

The All Golds again showed 

they could score points as this 

time they built a seemingly 



commanding 34-14 lead through 

Lewis Reece and Walter’s second 

of the game early in the second 

half but failed to really kick on 

and bury a side that worked hard 

and showed some neat touches 

especially when Daniel Igbinedion 

was in possession. 

At 28-34 Oxford had the 

momentum and looked likely 

winners but Cowburn went over 

for a try awarded after a long 

discussion between the officials, 

McClean scored his fourth and 

Cowburn snaffled a stray pass to 

score from his own half to send 

the All Golds past the half century 

for the first time this season. 

Oxford mounted a late flurry 

and scored the final try of a 

harum scarum game leaving the 

All Golds clinging grimly to the 

points for the final few moments. 

TEAM: Brendon Newton; Mo 

Agoro, Josh Allison, Phil Cowburn 

(2t), Jack Uren (t); Kieran Hyde 

(4g), Mick Govin; Ollie Purslow, 

Steve Parry (Capt.), Harrison Elliot; 

Lewis Reece (t, 2g), Joe McClean 

(4t); Richard Jones; 

INTERCHANGE: 

Luke Stephens, Lamont Bryan, 

Callum Bradbury, James Walter 

(2t). 

THUNDER 

CLAPPED, ALL 

GOLDS 

CLAPPED OUT 

NEWCASTLE THUNDER 

50 – 24 ALL GOLDS 

Sunday 24 July, at 

Kingston Park 


In rugby league, good defending 

is part communication and part 

physical and mental commitment. 

Time after time this season, the 

All Golds seem to simply melt 

away, conceding try after try until 

it becomes embarrassing. All too 

often, the application seems to 

go missing and so it was in the 

third quarter of this game when 

Thunder ran in five unanswered 

tries, some of them simpler than 

would be a challenge set on the 

training ground. 

Steve Parry’s early score – his 16th 

of the season – had the All Golds 

ahead briefly and the penalty try 

awarded when Kieran Hyde was 

obstructed chasing his own kick 

through gave the side heart at 

the interval as they trailed by just 

eight points. 

Twenty minutes later they trailed 

by 38 and though Kadeem 

Williams and Lamont Bryan 

scored late tries to reduce the 

margin of defeat, they did little to 

soothe Lee Greenwood’s anger 

as he described the performance 

as one of the worst he had seen 

during his time in charge. “I 

thought we had a decent team 

on paper but it was the same 

old deficiencies again - a lack of 

desire which is very frustrating 

and massively disappointing,” he 

said. 

TEAM: Jack Uren; Mo Agoro, 

Lewis Reece, Kadeem Williams 

(t), Phil Cowburn; Kieran Hyde 

(Pen try, 2g), Mick Govin; Morgan 

Evans, Steve Parry (Capt) (t), 

James Walter; Lamont Bryan (t), 

Joe McClean; Harrison Elliott; 

INTERCHANGE: 

James Rowland (2g), Emmerson 

Whittel, Richard Jones, Ollie 

Purslow. 

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UPDATE FROM 

THE BIRTHPLACE 

OF INTERNATIONAL 

RUGBY LEAGUE 

ALL THOSE WHO WANT TO SEE INTERNATIONAL AND 

REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY LEAGUE PLACED AT THE TOP 

OF THE SPORT’S PRIORITIES WILL BE PLEASED WITH 

RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS. 

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The 2017 World Cup draw and 

the various venues appear 

very exciting. From an England 

viewpoint the team will play its 

group games against Australia, 

Lebanon and France in 

Melbourne, Sydney and Perth 

respectively. The 2019 State 

of Origin series will see New 

South Wales and Queensland 

featuring in one of the three 

matches in Perth also. 

The recent disturbing events at 

York are directly attributable to 

that club’s loss some years ago 

now of its famous old ground 

which was located so close to 

the city walls and the Minster. 

This is a warning to all clubs – 

including the All Golds – to the 

effect that if you don’t have 

ownership or security of tenure 

at your own headquarters with 



The man to whom we all owe so much 

Therefore two recent visits to 

South Wales were especially 

encouraging as both West 

Wales Raiders in Llanelli and 

Torfaen Tigers in Cwmbran 

appear to have negotiated 

excellent agreements with their 

local councils for long term 

leases on chosen venues. Oh 

that the All Golds could be the 

beneficiaries of such largesse! 

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all the associated benefits of 

access to facilities and revenue 

streams then you are very 

vulnerable to the whims of 

others. 

I had the great pleasure 

recently of attending the 

Cheltenham Primary Schools’ 

Touch tournament at the 

Folley and what a splendid 

occasion it was. It was a great 

joy to see some 28 teams of 

boys and girls “playing the 

ball” in the traditional and 

magnificent fashion. The 

beautiful weather and very 

professional organisation 

provided the perfect 

backcloth to a memorable 

day. Congratulations then to 

Dan Garbutt and all his staff 

including many impressive 

undergraduates of ours. 

Finally similar accolades are 

due to some of our young 

players of the future who 

have played so well for our 

CLS side this season. Both 

Mitchell Dent and Jack Uren 

are Bristolians and gained 

selection for England Colleges 

whilst Gloucester boy Luke 

Stephens and Callum Bradbury 

from Wolverhampton joined 

Jack in making their All Golds’ 

professional debuts in victory 

at Oxford. 


YOUNG PLAYERS EXCEL 

AT CHELTENHAM PRIMARY 

RUGBY LEAGUE FESTIVAL 

AROUND 200 YEAR 3 AND 4 PUPILS FROM ACROSS 

CHELTENHAM HAD THEIR FIRST EXPERIENCE OF RUGBY 

LEAGUE THIS WEEK AT THE CHELTENHAM PRIMARY 

SCHOOLS’ SKY TRY RUGBY LEAGUE FESTIVAL, HOSTED 

AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE’S FOLLEY 

PLAYING FIELDS. 

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The annual event is the 

culmination of six weeks of 

coaching undertaken across 

13 Cheltenham Primary 

schools by community 

coaching staff from the All 

Golds. The coaching is part 

of a wider rugby league 

development programme 

run by the club and 

sponsored by Sky Sports 

through the RFL’s Sky Try 

programme which aims 

to deliver opportunities to 

150,000 children and young 

people across the nation. 

With 28 teams from ten 

schools attending the 

Festival - on the hottest day 

of the year - a busy day of 

rugby league ensued with all 

teams competing hard and 

having a superb experience. 

The format delivered to 



8- and 9-year-olds within 

the programme is the RFL’s 

Primary Rugby League 

format. This is a modified 

touch game that allows 

children with a range of 

abilities to handle the ball 

more often and compete on 

an equal footing. 

With each team playing six 

games during the festival, 

players were able to develop 

throughout the day. At 

the end, individuals were 

recognised across the teams 

as exhibiting a range of 

attributes such as teamwork, 

honesty, self-belief and 

determination with special 

awards being given out for 

those players who competed 

in the right manner during 

the tournament. 

The event was the 

conclusion of a schools’ 

Rugby League Programme 

that has seen the game 

played by over a thousand 

children and young people 

from across the county. 

Starting in December 

with the RFL’s flagship 

competition, Champion 

Schools, the All Golds 

have worked with over 

40 Gloucestershire 

schools alongside talent 

development programmes 

and other community-based 

coaching. 

The programme has 

also delivered coach 

development programmes 

to 35 teachers across the 

primary and secondary 

sector and engaged with a 

range of new schools in this 

academic year. 

Speaking at the event, Dan 

Garbutt who manages the 

community programme was 

keen to praise his staff in 

saying: “We’re lucky to have 

an excellent and committed 

group of young community 

coaches, all students at the 

university, that make this 

happen. 

“Without their tireless work 

and ongoing commitment 

to improving, we wouldn’t 

have had the success we’ve 

had and the regional and 

national recognition that the 

programme receives.” 

The All Golds community 

programme will be 

continuing into the summer 

with community club 

coaching and the schools 

programme will restart in 

September. 

With an ever-growing 

programme, the community 

department will be planning 

to expand the number of 

schools and areas involved 

in 2016/17, following a 

successful first foray into the 

Forest of Dean this year. 

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FANTASTIC 

BALL CREW 

OPPORTUNITY! 

The University of Gloucestershire All 

Golds Rugby League Club is looking for 

enthusiastic boys and girls to become its 

2016 Ball Crew for all home games at the 

Prince of Wales Stadium 

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1. Ball Crew t-shirts supplied at each game 

2. Post-match meal with opportunity to meet the players after the game. 

3. You will receive 1 adult match day ticket for each game you attend 

4. You will receive free entry to games when not attending. 

5. At the end of the season if you have attended 7 games or more you 

will receive a signed match ball by the team and you can keep your 

Ball Crew t-shirt. 

*Minimum age 11 years 

If you are interested in becoming a Ball Crew member for 

this professional rugby league club we would like to hear 

from you by email at allgolds@glos.ac.uk 


#FOLLOWTHEFERN 

University of Gloucestershire All Golds 

T 01242 714 468 | E allgolds@glos.ac.uk 

@AllGolds facebook.com/AllGoldsRugby 

allgoldsrugby.com

FLAME OF THE WEST 

FINAL FORTNIGHT 

OF FATE 


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There are just two rounds 

left in the West of England 

league with the play-off 

contenders jockeying for 

position in both the Grand 

semi finals and Shield semi 

finals. 

game against Cheltenham 

to follow, the two points 

are vital for the Cavaliers if 

they are to have a chance 

of repeating their 2012 

triumph. 

With Gloucestershire 

Warriors out of the play-off 

picture, Bath Romans host 

Bristol Sonics hoping for 

the win that could earn 

them home advantage in 

the Shield competition. The 

Sonics will be keen to take 

the win partly in revenge 

for last season’s Grand 

Final defeat at the hands of 

the Romans and partly to 

secure top spot and home 

advantage in the play-offs. 

If Pool 1 is tight then Pool 

2 is tighter with four sides 

in with a mathematical 

Pool 1 sees the Bristol 

Sonics and Portsmouth 

Seahawks neck and neck, 

both vying for home 

advantage in the semi 

finals with Oxford Cavaliers 

breathing down their necks. 

The Cavaliers have a 

make or break game this 

weekend as they host 

Portsmouth knowing that 

they have to win if they are 

a chance to snatch a top 

two berth. With a winnable 



the same scenario in 

mind. This weekend, The 

Bulldogs travel to leaders 

Cheltenham Phoenix while 

Swindon have the bye. 

chance of making the 

top two before the 

Forest Bulldogs travel to 

Swindon St George for 

their rearranged fixture in 

midweek. 

A win for the Bulldogs 

would keep them in the 

frame for a top two finish 

but Swindon go into 

the game with exactly 

Winless Somerset Vikings 

make the long trip to 

Southampton to take on 

the Spitfires knowing that 

they have no chance of 

making the play-offs but 

desperate to finish the 

season with at least one 

win. 

Southampton are level with 

Cheltenham at the top of 

the table and have a crucial 

derby with Portsmouth 

in the final weekend of 

the season. The Phoenix 

meanwhile host Oxford 

Cavaliers in a repeat of 

the 2013 Grand Final with 

potentially a shot at the 

Grand Final at stake. 

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WEST OF ENGLAND DIVISION TABLES 

POOL 1 PLD W D L FOR AGST DIFF PTS 

Bristol Sonics 8 6 0 2 398 263 135 12 

Portsmouth Seahawks* 8 6 1 1 293 234 59 12 

Oxford Cavaliers * 8 4 1 3 276 186 90 8 

Bath & Wiltshire Romans 8 3 0 5 246 282 -36 6 

Gloucestershire Warriors ** 9 2 0 7 138 360 -222 2 

POOL 2 PLD W D L FOR AGST DIFF PTS 

Cheltenham Phoenix * 8 5 1 2 280 186 94 10 

Southampton Spitfires 8 5 0 3 256 180 76 10 

Swindon St George 8 4 1 3 208 176 32 9 

Forest Bulldogs * 7 3 0 4 212 244 -32 5 

Somerset Vikings ** 8 0 0 8 132 328 -196 -2 

PLAY OFF 

STRUCTURE AND 

GRAND FINAL FORMAT: 

GRAND FINAL 

1st Place (Pool 1) v 

2nd Place (Pool 2) 

1st Place (Pool 2) v 

2nd Place (Pool 1) 

Winner of each fixture plays each 

other in the Grand Final. 

PLATE FINAL 

3rd Place (Pool 1) v 

4th Place (Pool 2) 

3rd Place (Pool 2) v 

4th Place (Pool 1) 

Winner of each fixture plays each 

other in the Plate Final. 

Finals to be played at a venue to 

be decided as double header on 

the weekend of 20/21 August 


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CLS REVIEW 

THE ACTION INTENSIFIES 


The London Chargers laid down 

their title credentials at Gordon 

League RFC with a comfortable 

48-6 win over the All Golds’ 

CLS side. The foundations were 

laid in the first period as they 

amassed 26 unanswered points 

and though the All Golds pulled 

a score back early in the second 

period, three tries in eight 

minutes soon afterwards put the 

result way beyond doubt. 

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Having twice beaten leaders 

Valley Cougars and drawn with 

the champions Nottingham 

Outlaws, the Chargers were 

expected to put up a good 

showing and that they did as 

they took a fourth-minute lead 

and never looked back. 

Tries came at regular intervals 

in an entertaining game played 

at a good pace by both sides 

with relatively few unforced 

errors but the Chargers were 

the better side with ball in hand. 

Their scrambling defence was 

good, too, with the All Golds’ 

only score coming from Luke 

Stephens who burrowed over 

from close range ten minutes 

into the second period. 

After that, the Chargers stepped 

on the gas with three quickfire 

scores, the pick being Brady 

Stewart’s deft chip over the top 

and juggling act to reclaim the 

ball and score under the posts. 

Thanks to their win over the 

All Golds, London Chargers 

leap-frogged Valley Cougars 

who lost at Nottingham Outlaws 

34-4. The Outlaws moved to 

just a point behind the Cougars 

as they cruised to a surprisingly 

comfortable win at Highfields. 

Sam Campbell opened the 

scoring for the home side 

with an early try goaled by 

Luca Costante but they had to 

withstand intense pressure until 

Liam Watton touched down 

midway through the half for the 

visitors. 

Two tries in the ten minutes 

before the break from Paul 

Calland and George Strachan, 

both goaled by Costante, 

changed the momentum of the 

game in the Outlaws’ favour 

and they went on to score early 

in the second period through 

Adam Cunliffe. 

Further tries from Alex Whittle 

and Jack Pearson with Costante 

finishing with five successful 

kicks from six attempts put the 

Outlaws right back in the race 

for the play-offs. 

Coventry Bears were unable 

to raise a side for their trip to 

Torfaen Tigers and slipped 

below the West Wales Raiders 

in the table. 

The Raiders continued their 

climb up the table the following 

week with a 40-18 win over the 

All Golds CLS side thanks to two 

tries each from Mathew Davies 

and Andrew Rees-Spowart. 

Curtis Ford, Tom Stratford and 



Daf Phillips also went over and 

Daf Daniels landed four goals. 

Following an early sin-binning 

for Phillips, James Mason had 

given the All Golds an early lead 

with a try in his first appearance 

of the season. They were 

pegged back but Liam Rice- 

Wilson and Chris True scored, 

Paul King adding a goal, to 

give the All Golds a 14-10 lead 

coming up to the interval. 

Rees-Spowart’s try sent the 

teams into the break level at 14- 

14 but the second half belonged 

to the Raiders as they played 

some of their best rugby of the 

season to ease to a 40-14 lead. 

Mason’s second touchdown 

in the final few minutes was a 

consolation score for the All 

Golds who slip out of the playoff 

places with four games left in 

the season. 

Round 13 saw wins for the 

top two in markedly different 

circumstances. Leaders 

London Chargers thrashed 

Torfaen Tigers 88-0 while 

the Nottingham Outlaws 

were pushed all the way by 

Coventry Bears who eventually 

succumbed 34-24. 

The Outlaws were never 

behind after taking an early 

stranglehold on the game 

thanks to tries from Coryn 

Ward, Jon Christie and Jimmy 

Goodwin in the opening 12 

minutes. The Bears pulled a 

converted try back from Toby 

Williams before the break 

but the Outlaws extended 

their advantage early in the 

second period through George 

Strachan. 

Roddy Jones and Williams 

crossed for the Bears but 

Strachan ensured the Outlaws 

remained out of reach with his 

second of the day before setting 

up Goodwin for his second. 

Alec Wheatley crossed for 

the Outlaws’ final try, Luca 

Costante adding his third goal 

before Dylan Bale earned a 

consolation score for the Bears, 

Tawanda Chipadza’s fourth goal 

completed the scoring. 

The following week saw the All 

Golds drop further out of playoff 

contention following a 52-16 

defeat at Torfaen Tigers and 

Coventry Bears’ surprise 34-18 

win over London Chargers. 

The All Golds started in superb 

fashion at Cwmbran RFC 

scoring twice in the opening 

ten minutes through Connor 

Jones and Sam Hodge both 

beautifully created and finished 

in impressive style to lead 10-0 

but after a sin-binning for each 

side, the Tigers began to play 

and overcame the deficit to 

lead 16-10 at the break with 

tries from Micki Witts, Jarad 

Hinnem and Mike Edwards and 

two Matt Cummins goals. 

The All Golds travelled shorthanded 

and were down to the 

bare 13 men after debutant 

Tom Chipchase was injured 

after ten minutes. Two tries 

from Witts early in the second 

half extended the lead, which 

had become 30 points by the 

time Mitchell Dent ploughed 

over to score just past the hour 

mark. 

Tom Matthews and Louie 

Pengelly crossed to add 

to tries from Hinnem and 

Cummins who finished with 

eight goals for the Tigers. 

The Welsh derby at Parc 

Stebonheath went the way of 

Valley Cougars who repelled 

a mini-fightback from West 

Wales Raiders to win 42-34. 

Ethan Coombes bagged two 

tries while Adam Morgan, 

Ross Price, Rhys Davies, Liam 

Watton and Mike Connor also 

crossed, with Mike Hurley 

kicking seven goals. 

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The Raiders posted two Alan 

Pope tries, touchdowns by 

Morgan Jefferies, Ben Rees, 

Andrew Rees-Spowart and 

Stef Jones while Daf Daniels 

added four goals and Shane 

Edwards one. 

This weekend’s fixtures see 

Coventry Bears travel to Valley 

Cougars and Torfaen Tigers 

host West Wales Raiders. 


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 D. 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 D. THOMAS 1T 

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

Sun Jun 19 17:00 H West Wales Raiders (CLS) 24-26 WEBB COLEMAN UREN HODGE WALTERS 1T GIBBS 4G 

Sat Jun 25 14:30 A Valley Cougars (CLS) 24-20 UREN 1T WEBB COLEMAN HODGE 1T P. THOMAS D. THOMAS 

Sat Jul 2 14:30 H London Chargers (CLS) 6-48 WEBB WALTERS COLEMAN HODGE GAMBLE D.THOMAS 

Sat Jul 26 15:00 A West Wales Raiders (CLS) 40-18 MERRETT COLEMAN KISLINGBURY HODGE WALTERS D.THOMAS 

Sat Jul 23 14:30 A Torfaen Tigers (CLS) 52-16 P.THOMAS SILVA DU PLESSIS HODGE 1T WEBB D.THOMAS 

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 | G = Goal | 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 C. JONES ARCHER O’KEEFFE RICE-WILSON 2G DIMECH HINTON WORMHOUDT 

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

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

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

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

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

WATKINS BRADBURY 1T STEPHENS 1T WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD 1T BIDWELL-FORD SOLOMON DENT C. JONES 

GIBBS 4G BRADBURY STEPHENS WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) KIDD 1T BIDWELL-FORD SOLOMON DENT C. JONES 

GIBBS 1G BRADBURY STEPHENS 1T WALTER BINKS TRUE (C) C.JONES WATKINS RICE-WILSON SOLOMON JACKSON 

KING BRADBURY RICE-WILSON 1T 1G TRUE 1T C.JONES (C) MASON 2T STEPHENS WEBB SILVA WHITTALL DU PLESSIS 

GIBBS 2G BRADBURY BIDWELL-FORD DENT 1T C.JONES (C) 1T BINKS CHIPCHASE CHRIS TRUE - - - 


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2016 PLAYER SPONSORSHIP 

Whether you are a supporter, small business or a friend of the 

club, sponsoring a player or staff member is a great way to 

get involved with the #FollowTheFern. 

PACKAGE INCLUDES: 

• Company/individual accreditation 

alongside chosen player’s photograph 

in each match day programme for the 

2016 season. 

• Company/individual accreditation 

alongside player’s profile on website 

• link from player profile to your 

• company’s website 

• Player’s shirt at the end of the season 

• x10 match day tickets of your choice 

• Tannoy announcement as player’s 

sponsor when the player scores 

COACHING TEAM 

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HEAD COACH 

SIMON PHILLIPS 

ASSISTANT COACH 

PAT EVANS 

PERFORMANCE COORDINATOR 

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HOLIDAY INN 

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CHELTENHAM 

SPONSOR 

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THE 

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ALL GOLDS FIXTURES & RES 

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) 18-30 COWBURN 1T AGORO ALLISON REECE BARLOW MITCHELL 

Sun Jun 26 15:00 A York City Knights (KPL1) 56-12 COWBURN AGORO ALLISON MCCOMB BARLOW MITCHELL 

Sun Jul 3 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1) 22-23 HYDE 3G AGORO ALLISON REECE 2T COWBURN NEWTON 

Sun Jul 10 14:30 A Oxford (KPL1) 34-52 NEWTON AGORO ALLISON COWBURN 2T UREN 1T HYDE 4G 

Sun Jul 24 15:00 A Newcastle Thunder (KPL1S) 50-24 UREN AGORO REECE WILLIAMS 1T COWBURN HYDE 1T 2G 

Sun Jul 31 15:00 H Oxford (KPL1S) 

Sun Aug 14 15:00 H Hemel Stags (KPL1S) 

Sun Aug 21 15:00 A Coventry Bears (KPL1S) 

Sun Sep 4 14:30 A North Wales Crusaders (KPL1S) 

Sat Sep 10 15:00 H South Wales Scorpions (KPL1S) 

THE KEY | Home games appear in bold | KPL1 = Kingstone Press League 1 | KPL1S = Kingstone Press League 1 Shield 

LCC = Ladbrokes Challenge Cup | IC = iPro Cup | Sin-binned Red Card (Sent Off) | T = Try | G = Goal | DG = Drop Goal 



ULTS 2016 

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

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 

NEWTON 2T PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN ELLIOTT 1T POULTON WHITTEL DAVIDSON 2T KIDD 

NEWTON PURSLOW PARRY (C) 3T ELLIOTT BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL LOMBARDO KISLINGBURY DAVIDSON 1T EVANS 

LOMBARDO PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T ELLIOTT REECE McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA BRYAN 1T DAVIDSON EVANS 

NEWTON DAVIDSON PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA JONES PURSLOW 1T ELLIOTT 1T 

NEWTON DAVIDSON TAGAYUNA ELLIOTT BRYAN JONES WHITTEL PARRY (C) O’KEEFFE PURSLOW EVANS 

ROWLAND 1T PURSLOW PARRY (C) WALTER McCLEAN 1T JONES BRYAN 1T WHITTEL ELLIOTT KIDD EVANS 

BRADLEY 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) ELLIOTT BRYAN 1T McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA JONES DAVIDSON 1T EVANS 

DAVIES 1G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA KISLINGBURY KIDD WALTER 

BRADLEY 3G EVANS PARRY (C) ELLIOTT BRYAN 1T McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA McCOMB NIES PURSLOW 

BRADLEY 2G EVANS PARRY (C) 1T DAVIDSON McCOMB McCLEAN WHITTEL TAGAYUNA BRYAN NIES PURSLOW 

ROWLAND 1G EVANS PARRY (C) DAVIDSON McCOMB WHITTEL 1T TAGAYUNA BRADLEY BRYAN PURSLOW WALTER 

HYDE 1T 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL GOVIN CUNNIFFE GOODALL HILL 

HYDE 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T EVANS BRYAN McCLEAN WHITTEL WILLIAMS CUNNIFFE HILL GOODALL 

HYDE 2G EVANS PARRY (C) 2T PURSLOW WHITTEL GOODALL BRYAN NEWTON HILL KENGA WILLIAMS 

MITCHELL HILL PARRY (C) 1T EVANS BRYAN 1T McCLEAN WHITTEL GOVIN WILLIAMS PURSLOW KENGA 

GOVIN PURSLOW PARRY (C) ELLIOT REECE 1T 2G McCLEAN 4T JONES STEPHENS BRYAN BRADBURY WALTER 2T 

GOVIN EVANS PARRY (C) 1T WALTER MCCLEAN BRYAN 1T ELLIOTT ROWLAND 2G WHITTEL JONES PURSLOW 


ALL GOLDS 

HEAD COACH: 

LEE GREENWOOD 

OXFORD 

HEAD COACH: 

TIM RUMFORD 

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MO AGORO 

JOSH ALLISON 

CALLUM BRADBURY 

LAMONT BRYAN 

PHIL COWBURN 

HARRISON ELLIOTT 

MORGAN EVANS 

MICK GOVIN 

SAM HODGE 

KIERAN HYDE 

RICHARD JONES 

HARRY KIDD 

BRAD KISLINGBURY 

JOE MCCLEAN 

JACK MITCHELL 

BRENDON NEWTON 

STEVE PARRY 

OLLIE PURSLOW 

LEWIS REECE 

JAMES ROWLAND 

LUKE STEPHENS 

JACK UREN 

JAMES WALTER 

EMMERSON WHITTEL 

KADEEM WILLIAMS 

SIDAQ ADEBIYI 

DANNY ALLAN 

RYAN BACKHOUSE 

LEWIS BIENK 

MARCUS BROOKER 

HARVEY BURNETT 

CALLUM BUSTIN 

CASEY CANTERBURY 

ERROL CARTER 

JAMES CRYER 

CHRIS CULLIMORE 

SCOTT FLEMING 

LUKE GARDINER 

JORDAN GILL 

CHARLIE GREENE 

ANDY HOGGINS 

DANIEL IGBINEDION 

NATHAN KITSON 

CURTIS MCDONALD 

AARON NICHOLSON 

JACK PICKLES 

JOSH SCOTT 

JESSE SHERIFFE 

JORDAN SIDDONS 

JACK SMITH 

REFEREE: C. STRAW 

RESERVE: J. TURNER 

TOUCH JUDGES: T. MATHER & S. ELLIS 

MATCH COMMISSIONER: A. BARNBY 

NEXT HOME GAME 

HEMEL STAGS 

SUN 14 AUG 2016 

KICK OFF: 15:00 

KINGSTONE PRESS 

LEAGUE 1 SHIELD 


Oxstalls Campus, Gloucester, GL2 9HW 


Tel: 01242 715332 | Official Website: www.allgoldsrugby.com

All Golds v Oxford KPL1 Shield 2016 Final

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