All Golds v NW Crusaders L1Cup 2017 Final

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APRIL 30 th 2017 | KO 3pm 

PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

ALL GOLDS vs. NORTH WALES CRUSADERS 

BIGGEST GAME 

IN CLUB HISTORY 

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 

• CRUSADERS PREVIEW 

• MATCH REPORTS 

• WEST OF ENGLAND 

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ALL GOLD 

CONTENTS AND INFO 

04 WELCOME 

06 ALL GOLD CRUSADERS 

08 CRUSADERS PREVIEW 

10 CLUB DIRECTORY 

12 CRUSADERS ARE IN TOWN 

14 ALL GOLDS MATCH REPORTS 

16 WEST OF ENGLAND UPDATE 

18 FIXTURES & RESULTS 

20 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 714468 

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Lionel Hurst LL.B 

ADVISORY BOARD 

Krista Woodman, Ken Stone, 

Kevan Blackadder 

GENERAL MANAGER 

Patrick Evans 

HEAD COACH 

Lee Greenwood 

ASSISTANT COACHES 

Anthony Murray, 

Dan Poulton 

S&C COACHES 

Nick Lane, Joe Festa 

James Clapp 

TEAM MANAGER 

Martin Lovegrove 

KIT AND LOGISTICS 

David Friend 

CLUB DOCTOR 

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James Clap 

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WELCOME TO THE ALL GOLD 

WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON 

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Welcome to this issue of the 

All Gold. After a while without 

a home game, we now have 

three in quick succession. 

We entertain the Crusaders 

in the League 1 Cup today 

and again in the League 

in a fortnight, with a game 

against York next week as the 

filling in the sandwich. 

Both clubs are below us in 

the table and so, if that is 

to be believed, we should 

be looking to win all three 

games. 

Anyone who has seen Lee 

Greenwood’s side play this 

season would have noticed 

that they are capable of 

beating anyone. This point 

was noted by assistant coach 

Anthony Murray in League 

Express the other week: “We 

go into every game thinking 

we can win, and we’ve got 

the squad to do it,” he said. “If 

we do things right and stick 

to the game plan then we’re 

more than capable of beating 

anyone in this division.” 

The League 1 Cup marks a 

welcome opportunity for the 

All Golds to reach a major 

final and a chance to win 

silverware as Lee said this 

week: “We’re still a relatively 

new club and there aren’t too 

many cup semi-finals we’ll be 

able to get to, so this is the 

best chance we’ll have to get 

to a final.” Let’s hope the boys 

take that chance this time. 

The last issue of the All Gold 

looked back at half a dozen 

significant games from the 

club’s previous 100 matches 

and today’s match could be 

featuring in a similar reflection 

when the double century 

appears in a few years’ time 

should the All Golds win 

and advance to the final at 

Blackpool’s Bloomfield Road 

ground on the late May bank 

holiday weekend. 

On behalf of the club I’d like 

to wish Crusaders’ prop John 

Cookson the very best for a 

full recovery from the heart 

attack he suffered after his 

side’s loss to Toronto on 

Good Friday. Thankfully, 

he is out of hospital and 

recovering at home with his 

family. Whether he will don 

the boots again is unclear 

and the Crusaders are of 

course providing whatever 

support they can. We add our 

good wishes to the many he 

has received from across the 

country. 

The fixtures for the West of 

England league are out and 

with the competition starting 

in a fortnight it is well worth 

getting to a game if you 

can. They are usually great 

entertainment and there are 

opportunities to get involved 

with your local team. 

On a personal level, I’d 

certainly encourage people 

to volunteer. It will help the 

game grow stronger here in 

Gloucestershire and bring 

some uniquely rewarding 

experiences to those putting 

in the time and effort. 

Of course I must say huge 

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ALL GOLD CRUSADERS 

WRITTEN BY GEORGE COWBURN 

In the All Golds’ recent Good Friday victory 

over the South Wales Ironmen, there were 

eight players who have turned out in the 

colours of both clubs. 

Although not as many have made the journey 

to and from North Wales there are three 

players who could make an appearance 

against their former club in this week’s match 

against the Crusaders. Billy Brickhill joined the 

All Golds for the start of this season whilst Alex 

Davidson and Callum Mulkeen are former All 

Golds in the Crusaders squad. 

Brickhill came to the Cru last season via 

Chester Gladiators and the Salford City Reds 

Academy and won the Welsh Club’s Young 

Player of the Year Award before moving to the 

All Golds on the recommendation of our shy 

and retiring assistant coach Anthony Murray 

who was himself head coach of the Crusaders 

before joining us. 

Alex Davidson spent a season and a half with 

the All Golds, debuting in a 46-6 home defeat 



y York in 2015. The following year, he doubled 

up as coach of the BUCS student side and was 

also in charge of the All Golds’ Conference 

League South side last summer. 

The Bolton-born prop forward is in his second 

spell at Wrexham having played on loan for 

the Crusaders in 2014 prior to joining the All 

Golds. Previously with the Salford City Reds 

Alex made three Super League appearances 

for them in 2011 as well as having a short loan 

spell with Oldham in 2014. 

Callum Mulkeen moved to the West Country 

with his mates Phil Cowburn and Matt Bradley 

to study at Hartpury College where they joined 

the Gloucestershire Warriors helping them to 

the 2011 West of England title. All three then 

joined the University of Gloucestershire and 

played for the student side in 2011 and 2012 

- the latter as part of the national University 

championship winners. 

Callum was a regular in the centre or on the 

wing in the All Golds inaugural season and 

scored the first ever try for the club in our 

opening match against Hemel Stags. After 

a season at Oxford he returned to the All 

Golds for a further season before heading to 

Australia to play for country side Tumut Blues. 

Back home in Lancashire “Mulk” signed for 

the Crusaders in January this year and scored 

a try against his former teammates when 

the sides met in the Challenge Cup back in 

February. With a World Cup on the horizon, 

he will be keen to resume his career as an Irish 

international player. 

Three other players have also appeared for 

both clubs - prop forward Chris Tyrer (briefly 

on loan for both clubs), hooker Owain Griffiths 

(the son of former Crusaders coach Clive 

Griffiths) and Matt Bradley who played a 

couple of games on loan from Swinton for the 

Crusaders. 

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Matt is still the record goal- and points-scorer 

for the All Golds from his three seasons playing 

for us and is currently at Sale FC playing 

Rugby Union. 


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ALL GOLDS vs. CRUSADERS 

MATCH PREVIEW 

WRITTEN BY PATRICK BAINES 

The All Golds host the Crusaders at the 

Prince of Wales stadium with the winners 

progressing to the final of the League 1 Cup 

in Blackpool on May 27. 

Should his side win it would be their first 

appearance in a final and the All Golds coach 

says he hopes his players can perform to the 

standard that has seen them start the 2017 

season strongly. He said: “I gave the players 

a week off after the South Wales game so 

we’re looking forward to Sunday. It’s the 

biggest game in the history of the club. 

All Golds head coach Lee Greenwood is 

anticipating a tough test from North Wales 

Crusaders on Sunday in a game he calls ‘the 

biggest in the club’s history’. 

“We’ve had some good wins for far this 

season and this is another big challenge. 

We’re looking forward to it but we know 

Crusaders will be a tough test. They’ve 

certainly improved since we knocked 

them out of the Challenge Cup a couple of 

months back. They’re a dangerous side with 



a lot of good players. We need to make sure 

we deal with the threats they carry. 

“It would be massive for the club, and great 

for southern rugby league, if we could 

win. 

“I thought we were really 

good early on against South 

Wales last time out but 

the injury to Steven Nield 

disrupted our momentum 

and we had to switch players 

about. We weren’t at our 

best after that but we got 

the win. We’ve got a number 

of injury doubts for Sunday 

so there might be a few 

changes. It doesn’t concern 

me really though because the 

players that could come in are 

more than capable, they showed 

that in the last round at Workington.” 

Alex Gaskell will definitely miss the game 

through injury. Half back Ben Stead, injured 

in the opening league fixture at Hunslet, 

won’t play but is confident of returning from 

his knee injury in the next fortnight. Front 

rower James Walter is also expected to miss 

the game but Harry Kidd and Malikhi Lloyd- 

Jones could return after they missed the 

South Wales game on international duty. 

Since losing 36-18 to the All 

Golds in the Challenge Cup 

the Crusaders have steadied 

the ship and have picked up 

several impressive victories. 

If you take out their defeat 

to champions elect Toronto 

Wolfpack last time out they 

come into Sunday’s game 

on the back of three straight 

wins. Their first league 

points came with a 26-22 

win at York and they followed 

that up a week later with a 24- 

16 triumph at Newcastle in the 

League 1 Cup quarter final. They 

made it three in a row a week later 

when they took care of Newcastle by an 

impressive 30-14 scoreline. 

The victors will play the winners of Barrow 

v Oxford. 

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Joe McCleantalks to Patrick Baines pre Crusaders 



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 

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OUR OPPONENTS TODAY 

NORTH WALES CRUSADERS 

WRITTEN BY JACK CONLON 

FORM 

SQUAD 

The Crusaders had a shaky start to the 

season, losing 50-8 to Keighley and 44-8 to 

Doncaster, but seem to have really picked 

up their game as of late. They come into the 

game with some good wins under their belt, 

winning two out of their last three. After 

strong wins over York and Newcastle, Mike 

Grady’s men went down 80-0 to Toronto, 

the Wolfpack’s biggest winning margin 

so far. The Canadian outfit dominated the 

first half, going in 60-0 at the break, but 

a stubborn defensive performance in the 

second period was a real positive to be 

taken away from the game. 

1 Tommy Johnson, 

2 Corey Lee, 

3 Simon Atherton, 

4 Earl Hurst, 

5 Dale Bloomfield, 

6 Andy Moulsdale, 

7 Ryan Smith, 

8 Jonny Walker, 

9 Lee Hudson, 

10 Alex Davidson, 

11 Alex Thompson, 

12 Stephen 

Bannister, 

13 Ryan Millington, 

14 James Dandy, 

15 John Cookson, 

16 Luke Warburton, 

17 Kenny Baker, 

19 Dan Price, 

20 Andy Unsworth, 

21 Dean 

Thompson, 

22 Andrew Joy, 

23 Richard Joy, 

24 Jack Houghton, 

25 Matt Davies, 

26 Jack Hansen, 

27 Aaron Moore, 

28 Callum Mulkeen, 

29 Josh Simm, 

30 Blake Turner, 

31 Warren Thompson 



BACKS 

The midfield trio of Tommy Johnson, Jack 

Hansen and Ryan Smith are North Wales’ 

biggest threat. All three are good ballplayers 

and are constantly looking to provide 

opportunities for the men out wide. These 

include Earl Hurst and former All Gold Callum 

Mulkeen in the centres, and ex-Rochdale 

wingers Corey Lee and Dale Bloomfield. Back 

Rower Alex Thompson can also put in a shift in 

the centres if needed, making just as much of 

an impact as he does in the forwards. 

FORWARDS 

The North Wales forward pack can certainly 

make and impact, giving the side plenty of 

size and power. Alex Davidson is yet another 

familiar face to All Golds fans, after spending 

two years at the Prince of Wales. He and 

Jonny Walker form a formidable front row 

pairing, while Lee Hudson and James Dandy 

interchange at dummy half. Ex-Widnes second 

rower Jack Houghton has made a huge impact 

since arriving at the club in November, scoring 

three tries in eight appearances, and earning a 

consistent starting spot. 

KEY MAN 

goal kickers in the competition. He put in an 

inspired performance in the club’s last win over 

Newcastle, and a repeat of that could cause 

some problems for the All Golds in today’s 

game. 

ONE TO WATCH 

Left centre Earl Hurst is a real athlete out 

wide, boasting size and speed that make him 

a real handful for defenders. He is almost like 

a forward in the way he is built, with a strong 

upper body that allows him to drive forward 

and make yards in all areas of the field, while 

his burst of pace makes him a great threat. He 

caused problems for the All Golds defence 

when the two teams last met in the Challenge 

Cup in February, even crossing for a try. And 

with proven try scorer Dale Bloomfield on his 

outside, Crusaders’ left flank pose a real threat 

in attack. 

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F o r m e r 

St Helens 

Academy 

fullback Tommy 

Johnson has 

become part of 

the furniture at 

the Racecourse 

Ground, after 

joining in their 

inaugural 

League 1 season in 2012. In just four years he 

has set the club record for appearances, and 

is just short of reaching 1,000 points for the 

Crusaders. As far as reliable fullbacks go, you 

can’t look too far past Johnson in League 1, 

additionally he is undoubtedly one of the best 

STATS 

HIGHEST SCORE: 

82-6 v West Hull, 6/4/2013 

HIGHEST SCORE AGAINST: 

4-98 v Wigan, 15/4/2012 

MOST APPEARANCES: 

127 – Tommy Johnson 2012-present 

HIGHEST POINT SCORER: 

978 – Tommy Johnson 2012-present 

HIGHEST TRY SCORER: 

Rob Massam 2012-2016 


ALL GOLDS MATCH REPORTS 


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SKOLARS DROP 

ON A WIN 

ALL GOLDS 22-24 SKOLARS 

SUNDAY 9 TH APRIL 

PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM 

Putting back-to back wins together is one 

of the All Golds’ greatest challenges and so 

it has proved over the past couple of weeks. 

Not since the first two games of the season 

had they won consecutive matches and they 

returned to the Prince of Wales Stadium hoping 

to build on the tremendous performance at 

Workington when they reached the League 

1 Cup semi finals for the second year running. 

There the All Golds faced a London Skolars 

side that had won each of its four visits to 

Gloucestershire and had a couple of old 

friends in Josh Allison and Lamont Bryan in 

their ranks. 

The All Golds rode the positive vibe from 

Cumbria into the opening quarter and built 

a 16-4 lead with some great play. There were 

tries from Steve Parry – his 50th for the club – 

Mo Agoro from a superb Kieran Hyde kick and 

Joe McClean who supported Phil Cowburn’s 

coruscating break from halfway, but only led 

by 20-10 at the interval thanks to Agoro’s 

second touchdown engineered brilliantly by 

Jay Lobwein and Billy Brickhill. 

The second half was a vastly different story 

as the All Golds failed to cross the whitewash. 

The Skolars fought back with two converted 

tries to lead 22-20 and though Kieran Hyde 

knocked over a penalty to tie the scores, two 

late drop goals from Charlie Lawrence proved 

the difference. 

Lee Greenwood was unhappy with his side’s 

second half performance: “The second half 

was pretty poor really,” he said. “We know 

what Skolars are about and what they are 

good at and what they do and we couldn’t 

combat it at all. 

“I thought their middles totally got on top of 

ours in the second half and we weren’t smart 

enough to do anything about it really.” 

ALL GOLDS: Cowburn; Agoro (2t), Brickhill, 

Nield, Barlow; Fallon, Hyde (3g); Kidd, Parry 

(t), Walter; Elliott, McClean (t), Worrall; 

INTERCHANGE: Lobwein, Jones, Purslow, 

Lloyd-Jones. 



ALL GOLDS 

SNEAK HOME 

IRONMEN 30-36 ALL GOLDS 

FRIDAY 14 TH APRIL 

MERTHYR RFC 

Again the All Golds wasted an excellent start to 

be clinging on at the end of an absorbing contest 

between two derby rivals. Tries from Mo Agoro 

and Harrison Elliott had the All Golds 10-0 up in 

just five minutes but the Ironmen got back into 

the game and the All Golds were thankful to 

take an 18-12 advantage into the dressing rooms 

following a 70-metre interception try from Agoro 

and a penalty each. 

The second half was forty minutes of mayhem. 

Both sides scored three tries and both had the 

advantage of an extra man so that by the time 

the final ten minutes arrived, there was barely a 

score between the sides. 

The fun began with Chris Vitalini having a ten 

minute rest and during that time the All Golds 

added a penalty and a converted try from Phil 

Cowburn to seemingly take the game by the 

scruff of the neck leading 26-12. 

It wasn’t the case and the Ironmen piled on the 

pressure and added a try and two goals, with 

only a Brad Kislingbury try keeping the All Golds 

32-20 ahead. The Ironmen scored again and with 

Chris Barlow in the sin-bin, Izaak Duffy crashed 

over to make the score 32-30. Amazingly, 

Courtney Davies hit the outside of the post with 

the conversion that would have levelled the score. 

A mistake at the restart handed the All Golds an 

opportunity and they took it, Agoro touching 

down for his tenth try in the league this season 

to make the score 36-30 with ten excruciating 

minutes still to play. 

It was tense, with the visitors’ line taking a 

pounding as the Ironmen pressed right up to the 

final hooter and beyond. 

But the All Golds rode out the storm – just – to 

record a much needed win. 

Unfortunately, a rib injury to the luckless Graham 

O’Keeffe took something of the shine from the 

side’s ninth straight win over the men from South 

Wales. 

ALL GOLDS: Nield; Agoro (3t), Cowburn (t), 

Kislingbury (t), Barlow; Ward, Hyde (6g); Elliott 

(t), Parry, Purslow; McClean, Worrall; Brickhill; I 

NTERCHANGE: Lobwein, O’Keeffe, Walter, 

Andrade. 

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FLAME OF THE WEST 


WEST OF ENGLAND 9s TO KICK OFF SEASON 

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Next weekend the West of England kicks off 

the 2017 season with the annual 9s tournament 

in Swindon. 

The event is fast becoming a fixture in 

the calendar and an ideal way to kick off 

proceedings with all the clubs gathering in a 

competitive yet friendly atmosphere to look 

forward to the season ahead. 

The inaugural winners of the 9s were 

Cheltenham Phoenix who defeated Bath 

Romans in the final while the Phoenix reached 

the final again the following last year only to go 

down to Oxford Cavaliers in a thrilling final. 

The Swindon St George club have worked hard 

to establish the event with the Supermarine 

Sports Club an excellent venue for the 

competition. 



OPENING FIXTURES 

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As last year, the West of England league is again split into two pools but 

this time there is an East-West geographical split, though Bristol Sonics 

agreed to make up the numbers in the East to ensure there were the 

same number of sides in each pool. 

The first week’s fixtures on 13 May are: 

Pool 1 

Swindon St George A vs. Cheltenham Phoenix 

Bath & Wiltshire Romans vs. Somerset Vikings 

Forest Bulldogs vs. Gloucestershire Warriors 

Pool 2 

Bath RL vs. Bristol Sonics 

Portsmouth Navy Seahawks vs. Swindon St George 

Oxford Cavaliers vs. Southampton Spitfires 


ALL GOLDS FIXTURES & RESU 

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

Sun Feb 19 14:00 A Hemel Stags (L1CupR1) 12-48 GASKELL 1T AGORO 1T COWBURN KISLINGBURY 2T BARLOW STEAD 1G 

Sun Feb 26 14:00 H North Wales Crusaders (LCCR3) 36-18 GASKELL 1T AGORO 1T COWBURN KISLINGBURY 2T BARLOW HOUGHTON 

Sun Mar 5 15:00 A Hunslet (KPL1) 10-06 HOUGHTON AGORO BRICKHILL WILLIAMS KISLINGBURY STEAD 1G 

Sun Mar 12 15:00 H Keighley Cougars (KPL1) 46-22 GASKELL AGORO 4T COWBURN KISLINGBURY BARLOW MITCHELL 1T 

Sun Mar 19 15:00 A Doncaster (LCCR4) 48-22 GASKELL AGORO COWBURN KISLINGBURY 1T BARLOW 1T MITCHELL 

Sun Mar 26 15:00 A Workington Town (KPL1) 54-22 GASKELL AGORO 1T COWBURN 1T KISLINGBURY BARLOW 1T MITCHELL 

Sun Apr 2 14:30 A Workington Town (L1CupQF) 22-30 MITCHELL AGORO WILLIAMS COWBURN 2T BARLOW 1T FALLON 

Sun Apr 9 15:00 H London Skolars (KPL1) 22-24 COWBURN AGORO 2T BRICKHILL NIELD BARLOW FALLON 

Fri April 14 15:00 A South Wales Ironmen (KPL1) 30-36 NIELD AGORO 3T COWBURN 1T KISLINGBURY 1T BARLOW WARD 

Sun April 30 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (L1CupSF) 

Sun May 7 15:00 H York City Knights (KPL1) 

Sun May 14 15:00 H North Wales Crusaders (KPL1) 

Sun May 21 15:00 A Coventry Bears (KPL1) 

Sun Jun 4 15:00 H Newcastle Thunder (KPL1) 

Sun Jun 11 14:00 A Whitehaven (KPL1) 

Sun Jun 18 14:00 A Hemel Stags (KPL1) 

Sun Jun 25 15:00 H Oxford (KPL1) 

Sat Jul 1 18:30 A Barrow Raiders (KPL1) 

Sat Jul 8 12:00 A Toronto Wolfpack (KPL1) 

Sun Jul 16 15:00 H Doncaster (KPL1) 

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

LCC = Ladbrokes Challenge Cup | L1Cup = League 1 Cup | Sin-binned Red Card (Sent Off) | T = Try | G = Goal | DG = Drop Goal 



LTS 2017 

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

HYDE 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T WALTER WORRALL McCLEAN 1T ELLIOTT 1T HOUGHTON WILLIAMS 1T LLOYD-JONES KIDD 

HYDE 2G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T ELLIOTT WORRALL McCLEAN 1T BRICKHILL MITCHELL ANDRADE LLOYD-JONES KIDD 1T 

HYDE PURSLOW PARRY (C) KIDD JONES McCLEAN ELLIOTT MITCHELL ANDRADE 1T LLOYD-JONES WALTER 

HYDE 5G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T KIDD WORRALL McCLEAN BRICKHILL WILLIAMS ELLIOTT 1T FALLON 2G WALTER 

HYDE 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) 2T KIDD McCLEAN WORRALL BRICKHILL WILLIAMS ELLIOTT ANDRADE WALTER 

HYDE 3G PURSLOW PARRY (C) ELLIOTT WORRALL McCLEAN 1T BRICKHILL LLOYD-JONES ANDRADE WALTER KIDD 

HYDE 5G KIDD 1T PARRY (C) 1T WALTER ELLIOTT McCLEAN WORRALL STEPHENS O’KEEFFE PURSLOW LLOYD-JONES 

HYDE 3G KIDD PARRY (C) 1T WALTER ELLIOTT McCLEAN 1T WORRALL LOBWEIN JONES PURSLOW LLOYD JONES 

HYDE 6G ELLIOTT 1T PARRY (C) PURSLOW MCCLEAN WORRALL BRICKHILL LOBWEIN O’KEEFFE WALTER ANDRADE 


ALL GOLDS 

HEAD COACH: 

LEE GREENWOOD 

CRUSADERS 

HEAD COACH: 

MIKE GRADY 

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MO AGORO 

JORDAN ANDRADE 

CHRIS BARLOW 

BILLY BRICKHILL 

PHIL COWBURN 

HARRISON ELLIOTT 

DANNY FALLON 

KIERAN HYDE 

HARRY KIDD 

BRAD KISLINGBURY 

MALIKHI LLOYD-JONES 

JOE MCCLEAN 

JACK MITCHELL 

GRAHAM O’KEEFFE 

STEVE PARRY (C) 

OLLIE PURSLOW 

LUKE STEPHENS 

JOSH WARD 

CHRIS WORRALL 

MATT DAVIES 

THOMAS JOHNSON 

COREY LEE 

SIMON ATHERTON 

EARL HURST 

ANDREW MOULSDALE 

RYAN SMITH 

JON WALKER 

LEE HUDSON 

ALEX DAVIDSON 

RYAN MILLINGTON 

JAMES DANDY 

LUKE WARBURTON 

DANIEL PRICE 

JACK HOUGHTON 

JACK HANSEN 

AARON MOORE 

CALLUM MULKEEN 

BLAKE TURNER 

REFEREE: J. ROBERTS | RESERVE: L. RUSH 

TOUCH JUDGES: C. WORSLEY, T. SCOTT | MATCH COMMISSIONER: B. LILLEY 


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