2022 Woolston Rovers Matchday Programme Hunslet Warriors 18062022

WOOLSTON ROVERS
VERSUS
HUNSLET WARRIORS
SATURDAY 18TH JUNE 2022
2.30PM KICK-OFF
LIMESTONE CONSTRUCTION FIELD
TODAYS SPONSORS
J & J BRICKWORK

COACHES
CODE OF CONDUCT
BE A GOOD ROLE MODEL
REINFORCE THE COMPETITION RULES
WITH YOUR PLAYERS AND STAFF
DISCOURAGE FOUL PLAY BY YOUR
PLAYERS AND STAFF
CREATE A SAFE AND FAIR ENVIRONMENT FOR
ALL PLAYERS, STAFF AND SPECTATORS
RESPECT THE MATCH OFFICIALS
TREAT OTHERS WITH RESPECT AND
DO NOT DISCRIMINATE
PROVIDE ALL PLAYERS WITH THE
OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP
ALWAYS CONSIDER THE HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE
OF ALL PLAYERS, STAFF AND SPECTATORS
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PARENTS &
SPECTATORS
CODE OF CONDUCT
BE A GOOD ROLE MODEL
RESPECT THE MATCH OFFICIALS
DO NOT ENGAGE IN DISCRIMINATORY OR
THREATENING BEHAVIOUR
ENCOURAGE A SAFE AND FAIR ENVIRONMENT FOR
ALL PLAYERS, MATCH OFFICIALS AND SPECTATORS
USE POSITIVE LANGUAGE WHATEVER THE SCORE
REPORT ANY INSTANCES OF DISCRIMINATORY
OR THREATENING BEHAVIOUR TO THE NEAREST
STEWARD OR THE GAME DAY MANAGER
MOST OF ALL, ENJOY THE MATCH AND OUR SPORT
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CLUB CONTACTS
2022
Club President: Harry Crank 07771 591249
Senior Vice President: Warren Whalley 07815 757454
Club Chairman: Steve Moore 07786 658528
Club Vice Chairman:
Liam Horrigan
Club Secretary &
Club Welfare Officer: Nikki Whalley 07889 170895
Treasurer & PRO: Dave Whalley 07809 647014
Social Media: Lucille Whalley (Open Age) 07443 331988
Rob Griffiths (Open Age) 07496 600527
Dave Whalley (Open Age) 07809 647014
Kyle Robinson (Juniors) 07790 824785
Junior Chairman: Mark Robinson 07462 731195
Junior Vice Chairman: Kyle Robinson 07790 824785
Junior Secretary: Paul Morrall 07599 424710
Junior Treasurer: Joan Ayres 07866 346984
Junior Fixtures Secretary: Emma Hall 07854 961135
Junior First Aid
Co-ordinator: Matt Stevenson 07503 443877
CWO Liaison: Hayley Owen 07946 448400
Facilities Co-ordinators:
Club Website:
Facebook:
Twitter:
Instagram:
Harry Crank 07771 591249
Warren Whalley 07815 757454
www.pitchero.com/clubs/woolstonroversrlfc/
/WoolstonRoversRLFC
@woolston_rovers
@woolston_rovers

TEAM CONTACTS
2022
Head of Coaching: Mal Holt 07772 805420
NWML Coach: Liam Lawton 07885 424266
Under 15s Team Manager: Alan Harrison 07722823783
Under 14s Greens Team Manager: Sarah Bramhall 07792 639798
Under 14s Golds Team Manager: Katie Whitehead 07968 723331
Under 13s Team Manager: Jane Howard 07702 064632
Under 12s Team Manager: Louise James 07365 264905
Under 11s Team Manager: Lindsay Warburton 07592 166325
Under 10s Team Manager: Sarah Dibben 07882 653633
Under 9s Greens Team Manager: Maria Lawton 07714 067270
Under 9s Golds Team Manager: Rebecca Yates 07830 660717
Under 8s Team Manager: Bryan Chriscoli 07455 219872
Under 7s Team Manager: Matt Youds 07882 642287
Under 7s Newbies Team Manager: Matt Youds 07882 642287
Cubs Team Manager: Matt Youds 07882 642287

Survey & Quote, Groundwork & Build
A Professional Service from Concept to Completion

A VIEW
FROM THE TOUCHLINE
I would like to wish you all a very warm welcome to The
Limestone Construction Field, Monks Sports Club this
afternoon for our game against Hunslet Warriors in the
National Conference League Division Two.
We welcome the players, supporters and committee of Hunslet to Woolston and hope
that they have had a safe journey across town and enjoy our hospitality today.
This week we lost and absolute club LEGEND with the sad passing of our Club President
Harry Crank. Harry was a stalwart of this club from its inception in 1959 and his
memory will live on forever. He has been a massive part of my life for over 50 years
and I know that my dad (Warren Whalley) and Harry were inseparable down at the
club; wherever you saw Harry then my dad wasn’t far away. A true friendship that could
not be bettered and he will leave a huge hole in my dad’s life. Elsewhere in the programme
there is a fitting tribute to Harry from our current Club Chairman Steve Moore
and I know that the words that he has spoken are echoed by everybody at Woolston.
God bless you Harry and thank you for everything. Harry’s passing is on the back of us
also losing club stalwart Derek Bailey, Stewart Jones and Brian Heesom recently. All of
their families and friends are in thoughts.
Following consultation with Harry’s family there will be a minute’s applause held at all
Woolston Rovers games this weekend as a mark of respect for our club legend. There
will of course be a fitting tribute and a lasting memory in Harry’s name announced in
the very near future.
Today’s game is our annual Sponsors Day and Past Players’ Reunion and we are
delighted to welcome our generous sponsors and many past players’ from each era
since we were formed and we hope that you all have an enjoyable afternoon with us.
The planned Race Night this evening has been postponed and will now take place on
Saturday 16th July following our home game with Bradford Dudley Hill.
The game against Hunslet promises to be an absolute cracker; we drew 19-19 at their
place in April and I am sure that today will be another closely fought game. Hopefully
from a Woolston perspective we can claim the two league points to keep us in touch
with the teams above us. It really is an exciting league this season.
You will see further in the programme the fixtures for our Junior teams who play tomorrow.
We have plenty of excellent players (and coaches) within our Junior ranks so if
you have a spare hour or two in the morning please try and get along and show them
your support, either here at Monks’/Hillock Lane or in one of the away games.
Thanks for your attendance today and we hope to see you again very soon. Why not
bring a friend along with you next time and introduce them to the Rovers!!!
Enjoy the game
Dave Whalley
Public Relations Officer

The National Conference League have announced that Irish Sportswear brand,
O’Neills, are to be their Sportswear Partner for 2022 and beyond.
This agreement will see O’Neills Irish International Sportswear provide touch-line
apparel for all 48 NCL clubs that will readily identify official team coaches, trainers,
physios, and substitutes. O’Neills will also provide a dozen water bottles for each club.
Speaking of the partnership, Paul Berry, O’Neills UK Sales Manager said, “When
Trevor and the committee asked us to consider working with the NCL, we jumped at
the chance. We identified an opportunity to help highlight official team touch line staff
through the provision of coloured t-shirts, in a similar way to that in Super League and
International Fixtures. It was felt it would help referees and match officials to better
manage the touchlines and we were happy to oblige.”
“The community game is the heartbeat of the sport and we have been fortunate
enough to have been able to do business with a number of the NCL clubs over the past
few years which has allowed us to build up a strong portfolio of customers within the
Rugby League sector.
You now see O’Neills kit at every level of Rugby League from grassroots Under 7s
teams right through to some of the top teams within Super League and the NRL.”
“Last year it was great to see St Helens being crowned Super League Champions
wearing our kit and for Penrith Panthers being crowned NRL Champions - also in
O’Neills kit, just ten years after we entered the UK market.”
“O’Neill’s Sportswear are proud to be known as the brand leader globally within Rugby
League and we certainly felt that we wanted to put something back into rugby league at
community level to support the clubs, their volunteers and their players.”
Chair of the NCL, Trevor Hunt, added “It is fantastic that a company of the standing of
O’Neills, is partnering the National Conference League, and we are delighted to have
them on board. Every one of the NCL clubs will benefit from this, and it will certainly
add yet another high-quality element to the presentation of our competition.”

CLUB PRESIDENT HARRY CRANK BEM
REST IN PEACE
As Chairman of Woolston Rovers Rugby League Club it saddens me greatly to hear of
the passing on Wednesday morning of our club President, Harry Crank.
I want to start by offering mine and the clubs deepest and
most sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Harry has been involved with the club since it’s inception
in 1959 in one capacity or another. He has been a
constant figure around the place who was always willing
to help the club he loved in any way he could. He played
in the early years, he coached, he has been President,
but he also fundraised, donated money himself, he was
at every work party that was ever organised as well as
plenty of occasions when he went down to the club on
his own, or with his good friend Warren Whalley to carry
out pitch and clubhouse maintenance.
Harry did all of this whilst at the same time, fundraising
for the Warrington and Birchwood Lions and
raising a loving and caring family, and latterly
caring for his ill wife, Joan.
I have been involved with Woolston for
around 15 years and in that time I got to
know and love Harry, as did everyone
that came through the club. I was
honoured to receive the President’s
award from him and just as honoured
and proud to present him and Warren
with the Clubman of the Year Award
a couple of years ago.
The word legend is banded about
far too easily but to myself and
everyone involved with the club,
the word was made for Harry Crank.
Rest in peace H, you will never be
forgotten at our club. You will forever
be the Grandfather of the Green and
Gold family x

SUPPORT COMMUNITY SPORT
AND INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS BRAND
As with any amateur team we support our club through parents, player
subscriptions and also local sponsors.
For just £300 you can advertise your company at our home ground pitch that in
on average each year hosts over 150 matches from our two open age teams
and junior section teams.
Our open age and youth teams are often seen in both the trade papers and
local press as well as our own social network platforms that often see 4k+ per
view.
Options available:
£350 for two years pitchside sponsorship*
£250 for one year pitchside sponsorship*
*price includes design and board installation

JOIN
THE FRIENDS OF
Ex Player?
Local Business?
Parent or player?
Commit to supporting
our facilities fund each
year as we continue to
grow our great club.
£30 a year would go
a long way to help us
upgrade our current
facilities for our players
now and in the future.
For more details
please contact
Harry Crank on
07771 591249
or donate to the
account details
below.
Bank name: Lloyds plc
Account name: Woolston Rovers Rugby League Club
Sort code: 30-99-14
Account number: 02227098

NATIONAL CONFERENCE
LEAGUE DIVISION TWO
WOOLSTON ROVERS
v
HUNSLET WARRIORS
SATURDAY 18th JUNE 2022
KICK OFF 2.30pm
THE LIMESTONE CONSTRUCTION
FIELD, MONK SPORTS CLUB
TODAY’S MATCH SPONSORS
J & J BRICKWORK
BUILDING YOU YOUR FUTURE
Extensions, garages, garden walls, new builds, repointing etc; no job too
small. Contact us for free quotation today on 07849 615995.
It is quite apt that today’s match sponsors are J&J Brickwork, the company
that is part-owned by Jake Crank, the Grandson of our late great President
Harry Crank. Although Jake is unable to be with us today, several other
members of his family are here and we hope that they enjoy the day with us
as we remember Harry with such fondness.

PLAYER / COACH / STAFF
PLAYER/COACH
ALCOCK Paul
ATHERTON Tom
BARBER Aaron
BATES Karlton
BROWN Ryan
BYRNE Tom
CATTERALL Jay-Jay
DAVIES Cameron
DIXON Ben
FEARNLEY Dan
FILES Adam
FILES Harry
FORSTER Chris
GASKELL Tom
GRIFFITHS Dan
GRIFFITHS Rob
HEYES Kat
HICKMAN Ryan
HOLT Mal
HOLT Reuben
HOLT Theo
LAWTON Liam
LAWTON Wez
LOWE Tom
MAGUIRE Nathan
MAUDSLEY Wil
MOORE Callum
MOORE Kieran
NIANIAKAS Thodorhs
OWEN Ash
PALIN Ryan
PARR Olly
ROBERTS Sam
SHEEN Billy
SMITH Alex
SULLIVAN Liam
TARPEY James
WHALLEY Nikki
WHITELEY Scott
WILLIAMS Morgan
WITHINGTON Sean
WOOD Sam
WOOLVINE Craig
SPONSORS 2022
SPONSORS NAME
Regal Disposables Ltd
Davenham Asset Finance Ltd
Christeyns Food Hygiene UK
Gladman Developments Ltd
Steve Jackson Services
Pilling Electrical Services
Omega Scaffolding Services Ltd
Artstone Builders
Harry Crank (Club President)
North Cheshire Electrical Ltd
LNH Transport Ltd
Steve Jackson Services
Yarana Tandoori
Edmundson Electrical Ltd
Beauty at Heart
Digitown
North Cheshire Electrical Ltd
Click Site Services
Healthmatic Ltd / Yarana Tandoori
Intec Systems (UK) Ltd
Healthmatic Ltd / Yarana Tandoori
Intec Systems (UK) Ltd
GJR Plumbing & Heating
Crown Lift Trucks
Adey Ltd
Oscar’s Gentlemen’s Social
Limestone Construction Ltd
gud spellin produkshuns
Bespoke Developments
Bodysculpt
Auto Plas North West Ltd
eStar Truck and Van Ltd
Harry Crank (Club President)
Healthmatic Ltd
Click Site Services
SUL Coaching
LTL Plastering
Lock-tec Ltd
LNH Transport Ltd
Rosedale Construction (Cheshire) Ltd
Hair of the Dog Warrington
M Marsh Joinery
Service Metals (North) Ltd

WOOLSTON ROVERS
GREEN & GOLD
HUNSLET WARRIORS
DARK BLUE, LIGHT BLUE & WHITE
T G DG
T G DG
1 Aaron BARBER
2 Jake TOHER
3 Dan FEARNLEY
4 Kieran MOORE
5 Dan GRIFFITHS
6 Theo HOLT
7 Dec LEONARD
8 Harry FILES
9 Adam FILES
10 Ryan HICKMAN
11 Paul ALCOCK
12 Scott WHITELEY
13 Ryan BROWN
14 Billy SHEEN
15 Tom BYRNE
16 Thodorhs NIANIAKAS
17 Ben CREWE
Christeyns Food Hygiene UK
Available for sponsorship
North Cheshire Electrical Ltd
gud spellin produkshuns
Beauty at Heart
Healthmatic Ltd / Yarana Tandorori
Available for sponsorship
Steve Jackson Services
LNH Transport Ltd
Click Site Services
Regal Disposables Ltd
LNH Transport Ltd
Steve Jackson Services
Healthmatic Ltd
Pilling Electrical Services
Bespoke Developments
Available for sponsorship
1 Tyler DARGAN
2 Remy GRIERSON
3 Josh CASSAR
4 Lee WEST
5 Jake CORNEY
6 Liam GAUNT
7 Jordan GALE
8 Andy TWUM
9 Liam BROWN
10 Alfie MARSHALL
11 Dillan THORNTON
12 Dale BATESON
13 Matt SCOTT
14 Ellis PEACH
15 Mike LYONS
16 Joe THRUSH
17 Matt FOX
Mal HOLT
Healthmatic Ltd / Yarana Tandoori
Billy SHEEN
Healthmatic Ltd
Katherine HEYES
North Cheshire Electric
Nikki WHALLEY
Lock-tec Ltd
HEAD COACH
ASST COACH
PHYSIO
TEAM MANAGER
Simon PEACH
Referee:
Phil LOEB
Touch Judges: TBC

NATIONAL CONFERENCE LEAGUE
DIVISION TWO - FIXTURES 2022
MARCH
Saturday 5 CLOCK FACE MINERS HOME Lost 20-24
Saturday 12 WIGAN ST JUDES HOME Won 40-0
Saturday 19 DEWSBURY CELTIC HOME Won 23-16
Saturday 26 BEVERLEY HOME Won 42-16
APRIL
Saturday 2 Dewsbury Moor Maroons Away Lost 18-24
Saturday 9 BARROW ISLAND HOME Won 42-28
Saturday 16 Free Date (Easter)
Saturday 23 Hunslet Warriors Away Draw 19-19
Saturday 30 CROSFIELDS HOME Lost 10-42
MAY
Saturday 7 Normanton Knights Away Lost 26-46
Saturday 14 Heworth Away Lost 4-38
Saturday 21 Bradford Dudley Hill Away Won 24-8
Saturday 28 Betfred Challenge Cup Final (Tottenham)
JUNE
Saturday 4 Wigan St Judes Away Won 24-16
Friday 10 Crosfields Away Lost 16-28
Saturday 18 HUNSLET WARRIORS HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 25 Dewsbury Celtic Away 2.30pm
JULY
Saturday 2 Barrow Island Away 2.30pm
Saturday 9 Magic Weekend (Newcastle)
Saturday 16 BRADFORD DUDLEY HILL HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 23 HEWORTH HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 30 Backlog
AUGUST
Saturday 6 NORMANTON KNIGHTS HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 13 Beverley Away 2.30pm
Saturday 20 Clock Face Miners Away 2.30pm
Saturday 27 Backlog
SEPTEMBER
Saturday 3 DEWSBURY MOOR MAROONS HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 10 Play Off Semi Final (3 v 6, 4 v 5)
Saturday 17 Play Off Final

NORTH WEST MENS LEAGUE
DIVISION THREE - FIXTURES 2022
MARCH
Saturday 5 Liverpool Lizards Away Won 40-34
Saturday 12 Thatto Heath Crusaders ‘B’ Away Lost 6-50
Saturday 19 Crosfields ‘A’ Away Postponed
Saturday 26 NWML Trophy - bye
APRIL
Saturday 2 HALTON SIMMS CROSS HOME Lost 22-26
Saturday 9 Leigh East ‘A’ Away Lost 0-24
Saturday 16 Free Date (Easter)
Saturday 23 WIDNES MOORFIELD TIGERS HOME Won 24-0
Saturday 30 LIVERPOOL LIZARDS (NWML Trophy) HOME Won 54-6
MAY
Saturday 7 ROCHDALE MAYFIELD ‘A’ HOME Won 42-14
Saturday 14 Halton Simms Cross Away Won 36-10
Saturday 21 LIVERPOOL LIZARDS HOME Postponed
Thursday 26 Crosfields ‘A’ AWAY Lost 14-32
Saturday 28 Betfred Challenge Cup Final (Tottenham)
JUNE
Saturday 4 Salford City Roosters (NWML Trophy) Away Lost 14-62
Saturday 11 CROSFIELDS ‘A’ HOME Postponed
Saturday 18 Rochdale Mayfield ‘A’ Away 2.30pm
Thursday 23 CROSFIELDS ‘A’ HOME 7.30pm
JULY
Friday 1 THATTO HEATH CRUSADERS ‘B’ HOME 7.30pm
Saturday 9 Magic Weekend (Newcastle)
Saturday 16 Free Date
Saturday 23 Leigh East ‘A’ Away 12.30pm
Wednesday 27 LIVERPOOL LIZARDS HOME 7.00pm
Saturday 30 Backlog
AUGUST
Saturday 6 Leigh East ‘A’ Away 12.30pm
Saturday 13 Halton Simms Cross Away 2.30pm
Saturday 20 CROSFIELDS ‘A’ HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 27 Bank Holiday
SEPTEMBER
Saturday 3 Free Date
Saturday 10 LIVERPOOL LIZARDS HOME 2.30pm
Saturday 17 Top 4 Play Off Semi Final
Saturday 24 Super League Grand Final (Old Trafford)
OCTOBER
Saturday 1
Top 4 Play Off Final

NATIONAL CONFERENCE LEAGUE
DIVISION TWO - LEAGUE TABLE
Team P W D L F A Diff Pts
Heworth 12 10 1 1 430 154 276 21
Barrow Island 13 10 0 3 396 265 131 20
Crosfields 12 9 0 3 320 266 54 18
Normanton Knights 12 8 0 4 348 277 71 16
Clock Face Miners 13 7 1 5 345 215 130 15
Woolston Rovers 13 6 1 6 308 307 1 13
Dewsbury Moor Maroons 12 4 1 7 238 373 -135 9
Dewsbury Celtic 12 4 0 8 253 294 -41 8
Hunslet Warriors 12 3 2 7 226 295 -69 8
Wigan St Judes 13 4 0 9 194 310 -116 8
Beverley 11 3 0 8 181 288 -107 6
Bradford Dudley Hill 13 3 0 10 213 408 -195 6
THIS WEEKEND’S
NATIONAL CONFERENCE LEAGUE
DIVISION TWO FIXTURES
Barrow Island v Dewsbury Celtic
Beverley v Dewsbury Moor Maroons
Clock Face Miners v Bradford Dudley Hill
Crosfields v Heworth
Wigan St Judes v Normanton Knights
Woolston Rovers v Hunslet Warriors

NORTH WEST MENS LEAGUE
DIVISION THREE - LEAGUE TABLE
Team P W D L F A Diff Pts
Thatto Heath Crusaders ‘B’ 5 4 0 1 138 60 78 8
Rochdale Mayfield ‘A’ 4 3 0 1 88 56 32 6
Crosfields ‘A’ 3 2 0 1 112 54 58 4
Halton Simms Cross 5 2 0 3 88 138 -50 4
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ 5 2 0 3 92 134 -42 3
Liverpool Lizards 3 1 0 2 62 56 6 2
Leigh East ‘A’ 3 1 0 2 24 48 -24 0
Widnes Moorfield Tigers 4 1 0 3 38 96 -58 0
Leigh East ‘A’ 2 points deducted,
Widnes Moorfield Tigers 2 points deducted,
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ 1 point deducted
THIS WEEKEND’S
NORTH WEST MENS LEAGUE
TROPHY FIXTURES
Halton Simms Cross v Leigh East ‘A’
Liverpool Lizards v Thatto Heath Crusaders ‘B’
Rochdale Mayfield ‘A’ v Woolston Rovers ‘A’

NCL DIVISION TWO
APPEARANCES & SCORERS UPTO 10/06/22
NAME APPS SUB TRIES GOALS D/G PTS
AINSWORTH Max 0 1 0 0 0 0
ALCOCK Paul 6 1 3 0 0 12
BARBER Aaron 2 0 0 3 0 6
BATES Karlton 6 0 1 0 0 4
BROWN Ryan 12 1 0 0 0 0
BYRNE Tom 8 0 0 0 0 0
CATTERALL Jay-Jay 3 2 0 1 0 2
CREWE Ben 1 5 0 0 0 0
DAWSON Lewis 0 1 0 0 0 0
DIXON Ben 5 0 4 12 1 41
FEARNLEY Dan 12 0 5 0 0 20
FILES Adam 12 0 15 0 0 60
FILES Harry 13 0 8 0 0 32
FORSTER Chris 2 0 0 8 0 16
GASKELL Tom 1 1 0 0 0 0
GRIFFITHS Dan 8 0 1 0 0 4
GRIFFITHS Rob 1 2 0 0 0 0
HICKMAN Ryan 11 0 0 0 0 0
HOLCROFT Troy 0 1 0 0 0 0
HOLT Theo 12 0 3 6 1 25
JENKINS Matt 0 1 0 0 0 0
JONES Kieran 4 0 2 0 0 8
LAWTON Craig 0 1 0 0 0 0
LAWTON Wez 2 4 0 0 0 0
LEONARD Dec 2 1 0 0 0 0
MAGUIRE Nathan 1 0 0 0 0 0
MAUDSLEY Wil 1 0 1 0 0 4
MOORE Callum 1 3 1 0 0 4
MOORE Kieran 7 0 0 0 0 0
NIANIAKAS Thodorhs 0 2 0 0 0 0
PARR Olly 6 0 2 0 0 8
ROBERTS Sam 2 3 0 0 0 0
SHEEN Billy 0 1 0 0 0 0
SMITH Alex 7 2 2 0 0 8
SUDLOW Josh 0 2 0 0 0 0
TARPEY James 3 1 2 0 0 8
TOHER Jake 2 2 1 0 0 4
TOHER Niall 0 1 0 0 0 0
WHITELEY Scott 2 4 2 0 0 8
WILLIAMS Morgan 13 0 2 11 0 30
WOOD Sam 0 7 1 0 0 4
WOOLVINE Craig 1 2 0 0 0 0
Total 169 52 56 41 2 308

NWML DIVISION THREE
APPEARANCES & SCORERS UPTO 10/06/22
NAME APPS SUB TRIES GOALS D/G PTS
AINSWORTH Max 1 0 0 0 0 0
ANGELO Louie 2 0 0 0 0 0
ATHERTON Tom 3 2 1 0 0 4
BALL Dominic 5 0 1 0 0 4
BARBER Aaron 1 1 0 0 0 0
BEST Elliott 1 2 0 0 0 0
BROPHY Troy 1 0 2 0 0 8
BYRNE Tom 1 0 0 0 0 0
CATTERALL Jay-Jay 4 0 0 4 0 8
CREWE Ben 2 1 0 0 0 0
DAVIES Cameron 4 0 5 0 0 20
DAWSON Lewis 2 4 0 0 0 0
EVANS Jimmy 1 0 1 0 0 4
FAGAN Tom 3 3 1 0 0 4
FORSTER Chris 3 0 1 10 0 24
GASKELL Tom 6 0 3 1 0 14
GRIFFITHS Dan 2 0 4 0 0 16
GRIFFITHS Louis 4 0 0 0 0 0
GRIFFITHS Rob 4 0 0 0 0 0
HANDS Olly 2 0 3 0 0 12
HARVEY Tom 0 3 0 0 0 0
HAZLEHURST Owen 0 1 0 0 0 0
HOLCROFT Troy 0 1 0 0 0 0
HOUGHTON Dec 4 0 2 0 0 8
JENKINS Matt 1 1 0 0 0 0
JONES Kieran 1 0 2 0 0 8
KENWRIGHT Ben 1 1 0 0 0 0
LAWTON Craig 7 0 1 13 0 30
LAWTON Liam 2 0 1 0 0 4
LEONARD Dec 2 1 0 0 0 0
LOWE Tom 7 0 0 0 0 0
MAGUIRE Nathan 3 1 0 0 0 0
MAUDSLEY Wil 1 0 1 0 0 4
MOORE Ben 0 1 0 0 0 0
PALIN Ryan 4 1 5 0 0 20
PICKETT Connor 0 4 1 0 0 4
ROBERTS Ben 1 1 0 0 0 0
SULLIVAN Liam 1 0 1 0 0 4
TARPEY James 7 0 4 0 0 16
TOHER Jake 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOHER Niall 2 2 0 0 0 0
VERNON Sam 1 0 0 0 0 0
WITHINGTON Sean 2 1 2 0 0 8
WOOLVINE Craig 4 0 1 0 0 4
Total 104 32 43 28 0 228

FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
THURDAY 23rd JUNE
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ v CROSFIELDS ‘A’
NWML Division Three
Kick off 7.30pm at The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
SATURDAY 25th JUNE
Dewsbury Celtic v Woolston Rovers
NCL Division Two
Kick off 2.30pm at Park Parade, Dewsbury, WF13 2QJ
The coach leaves Monks’ at 11.45pm for any supporters wishing to travel.
FRIDAY 1st JULY
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ v THATTO HEATH CRUSADERS ‘B’
NWML Division Three
Kick off 7.30pm at The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
SATURDAY 2nd JULY
Barrow Island v Woolston Rovers
NCL Division Two
Kick off 2.30pm at Ostley Bank, Ratings Lane, Barrow in Furness, Cumbria, LA13 9LR
The coach leaves Monks’ at 10.30am for any supporters wishing to travel.
SATURDAY 16th JULY
Woolston Rovers v Bradford Dudley Hill
NCL Division Two
Kick off 2.30pm at The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
SATURDAY 23rd JULY
Woolston Rovers v Heworth
NCL Division Two
Kick off 2.30pm at The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
Leigh East ‘A’ v Woolston Rovers ‘A’
NWML Division Three
Kick off 12.30pm at Leigh Sports Village, Ledgard Avenue, Leigh, WN7 4GY

JUNIOR SECTION FIXTURES
SUNDAY 19TH JUNE 2022
HOME FIXTURES
(pitch allocation subject to change depending on the weather)
Under 12s - Woolston Rovers v Leigh Miners Rangers
Kick Off 11.15am, Hillock Lane Pitch B
Under 13s - Woolston Rovers Greens v Wigan St Judes Maroons
Kick Off 9.45am, The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
Under 13s - Woolston Rovers Golds v Shevington Sharks Bulls
Kick Off 10.00am, Hillock Lane Pitch B
Under 14s - Woolston Rovers Greens v Hindley
Kick Off 11.00am, The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
Under 14s - Woolston Rovers Golds v Pilkington Recs
Kick Off 12.30pm, Victoria Park 4G Pitch, Latchford
Under 15s - Woolston Rovers v Saddleworth Rangers
Kick Off 12.15pm, The Limestone Construction Field, Monk Sports Club
AWAY FIXTURES - SUNDAY 19TH JUNE
Under 7s - Pilkington Recs Reds v Woolston Rovers
Under 9s - Heysham Atoms v Woolston Rovers Golds
Under 10s - Bank Quay Bulls v Woolston Rovers
Under 11s - Wigan St Patricks v Woolston Rovers Greens (postponed)
Under 11s - Orrell St James v Woolston Rovers Golds

RECENT MATCH REPORTS
FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
WOOLSTON ROVERS 10 CROSFIELDS 42
(NCL 30/04/2022)
Woolston Rovers went down to a local ‘derby’ defeat to Crosfields in the National Conference
League Division Two in front of a very large crowd at the Limestone Construction Field, Monks
Sports Club.
Soap got off to the prefect start when they opened the scoring in the second minute; they ran the
ball on the last tackle and full back Jamie Abram jinked through the defence and passed to centre
Kane Ditchfield who scored on the left and then seven minutes later a smart pass from scrum half
Joe Barnes found prop forward Tom Millington who crashed over on the left. Stand off Jack Lewis
added the conversion.
Crosfields moved further ahead when second row Dean Beddall broke through the rovers defence
to score on the left. Lewis converted and then Rovers had full back Morgan Williams sin binned
for a professional foul and from the resulting penalty a long ball out wide found winger Jack Fox
who scored in the right corner.
Rovers were then temporarily down to eleven men when substitute Josh Sudlow was yellow carded
for hitting out and another long pass out wide found Fox in space to score in the right corner
but then when Rovers were back to their full complement they got themselves on the scoreboard
when a lovely offload from Sudlow found loose forward Ryan Brown who put centre Dan Fearnley
through a gap to score wide out on the right and make the interval score 24-4 to Crosfields who
ended the half with twelve men following the sin binning of substitute Tom Brown for a late hit.
Five minutes into the second half rovers went over once again when a nice offload from hooker
Adam Files found pro forward Harry Files and he turned Abram inside and out before scoring
under the posts. Williams converted but four minutes later Crosfields regained the momentum as
Barnes found a gap to score at the side of the posts. Lewis added the conversion.
Just after the hour mark a high kick from Barnes was hacked on and Lewis pounced on the ball to
score. He converted his own try and then five minutes later substitute Brad Stanway went through
the line to score. Lewis converted and then with four minutes remaining Rovers substitute Sam
Wood and Crosfields Lewis were sent off for punching as the visitors celebrated a deserved 42-10
success.
Best for Rovers were prop forward Harry Files, stand off Theo Holt and substitute Josh Sudlow.
Crosfields were best served by scrum half Joe Barnes, full back Jamie Abram and prop forward
Jack Wright.
ROVERS
Morgan Williams, Karlton Bates, Dan Fearnley, Tom Byrne, Kieran Jones, Theo Holt, Kieran
Moore, Harry Files, Adam Files, Ryan Hickman, Paul Alcock, Alex Smith, Ryan Brown.
Subs:
Wez Lawton, Sam Wood, Callum Moore, Josh Sudlow.
Tries
Fearnley (35 mins), H Files (45).
Goals
Williams 1

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FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 54 LIVERPOOL LIZARDS 6
(NCL 30/04/2022)
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ produced an excellent display to claim a very big win over Liverpool Lizards
in the NWML Trophy at the Limestone Construction Field, Mon Sports Club to move into the last
eight.
Liverpool opened the scoring in the first minute when centre Taylor Clare broke free to score
following a penalty. He converted his own try but shortly afterwards they had loose forward Ollie
Cope sin binned for a professional foul and Rovers took advantage of the extra man as stand
off Chris Forster found centre Dan Griffiths who powered through the defence to score. Forster
added the conversion.
Just before the half hour Rovers moved ahead when a ball out from Forster found full back James
Tarpey in support and he raced through a gap to score on the left and then nine minutes before
the break pressure on the Liverpool line was rewarded when Forster put D Griffiths over in the left
corner to make the half time score 14-6 to Rovers.
Eight minutes into the second half a break by Rovers second row Craig Lawton found substitute
Aaron Barber in support and he found hooker Tom Gaskell who scored on the left. Forster converted
and then a break by substitute Tom Fagan put Rovers on the front foot and Gaskell found
scrum half Jay-Jay Catterall who put winger Dec Houghton over for a fine try. Forster added the
conversion.
Rovers were now in total control and their next try came when Gaskell went from dummy half to
score and then on the hour D Griffiths went over in the left corner to complete his hat trick before
he became provider as he put second row Cameron Davies over. Forster added the conversion to
the latter to bring up the half century.
The next Rovers try came soon afterwards as Gaskell scored his hat trick try in the right corner
and then Davies put D Griffiths over for his fourth try. Forster converted and then in the final
minute Gaskell, Davies and Barber combined to put Tarpey over and complete a fine 54-6 win for
a delighted Rovers ‘A’ side.
The Man of the Match was awarded to Rovers hooker Tom Gaskell. He was very well supported
by centre Dan Griffiths and full back James Tarpey.
ROVERS ‘A’
James Tarpey, Tom Lowe, Dan Griffiths, Craig Woolvine, Dec Houghton, Chris Forster, Jay-Jay
Catterall, Rob Griffiths, Tom Gaskell, Ben Crewe, Cameron Davies, Craig Lawton, Dom Ball.
Subs:
Aaron Barber, Tom Fagan, Ryan Palin, Lewis Dawson.

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NORMANTON KNIGHTS 48 WOOLSTON ROVERS 26
(NCL 07/05/2022)
A much-changed Woolston Rovers side travelled to Wakefield and put in a spirited display as they
fell to defeat at Normanton Knights in the NCL Divisions Two.
Normanton opened the scoring after seven minutes when centre Liam Sheridan crossed for a
try. Winger Joe Crossland converted and then nine minutes later prop forward Luke Molloy found
second row Stuart Biscomb who scored. Crossland added the conversion.
The home side moved further clear when substitute Adam Biscomb pounced on a Rovers handling
error to score. Stand off Joe Abson converted but then six minutes before the break Rovers
loose forward Harry Files sold a ‘dummy’ to the Normanton defence and he stepped through the
gap to score under the posts. Stand off Aaron Barber added the conversion to make the half time
score 18-6 to the Knights.
Three minutes into the second half Rovers were awarded a penalty and hooker Adam Files
tapped the ball and went on his own to score under the posts. Full back Morgan Williams converted
and five minutes later fine work from A Files saw him put winger Kieran Jones over in the
corner to narrow the gap to just two points.
Normanton restored their supremacy shortly afterwards when winger Aaron Clark scored in the
corner. Abson converted and five minutes later scrum half Kieran Hinchcliffe added another try
and Abson tagged on the extras.
Just before the hour mark Knights full back Connor Wilson made a break before finding Sheridan
in support to score. Abson converted but then Rovers replied when substitute Ryan Brown found
Williams in support to score.
As the game entered the final ten minutes Sheridan went over for his hat trick try. Abson goaled
before both sides were reduced to twelve men as Brown and Sheridan were shown yellow cards
after a minor flare up and Normanton added an eighth try when second row Alex Barker scored.
Abson added the conversion.
Rovers scored a consolation try at the death when prop forward Rob Griffiths put A Files over for
his second touchdown of the afternoon. Scrum half Jay-Jay Catterall converted to make the final
score 48-26 to the Knights.
Best for Rovers were loose forward Harry Files, second row Alex Smith and hooker Adam Files.
ROVERS
Morgan Williams, James Tarpey, Dan Fearnley, Kieran Moore, Kieran Jones, Aaron Barber, Jay-
Jay Catterall, Rob Griffiths, Adam Files, Ryan Hickman, Tom Byrne, Alex Smith, Harry Files.
Subs:
Ryan Brown, Troy Holcroft, Ben Crewe, Wez Lawton.
Tries
H Files (34 mins), A Files (43, 80), Jones (48), Williams (63).
Goals
Barber 1 Williams 1 Catterall 1

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WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 42 ROCHDALE MAYFIELD ‘A’ 14
(NWML 07/05/2022)
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ produced a brilliant all-round team performance to claim a very impressive
victory over a high-flying Rochdale Mayfield ‘A’ side in the NWML Division Three at the Limestone
Construction Field, Monk Sports Club.
Rovers opened the scoring in the second minute when they forced Mayfield into touch and from
the scrum a long ball from scrum half Chris Forster found centre Troy Brophy who carried four
men with him over the line to score wide out on the left. Forster converted and then five minutes
later hooker Elliott Best found second row Ryan Palin and he forced his way over wide out on the
left from close range.
Rovers had loose forward Cameron Davies sin binned for a shoulder charge shortly afterwards
and Mayfield made the extra man count as prop forward Matthew Browne made a thirty metre
break that split the rovers defence to score on the right but then an error from the restart by Mayfield
gave Rovers the ball and Palin powered over under the posts with four men in attendance.
Forster added the conversion.
Mayfield hit back when they ran the ball on the last tackle and Browne found full back Cristian
McVeigh who stepped round the cover to score wide out on the right. Stand off Jack Green converted
but then just before the half hour Rovers were back on the offensive and a long ball from
Forster found Brophy who chipped over his opposite number and collected before passing back to
Forster who scored wide out on the left. Forster added the conversion to his own try.
An error by Rovers gave Mayfield possession and quick handling the width of the field created
space for winger Kyle Marvin to score in the left corner but then two minutes before the break
Rovers ran the ball on the last tackle and Forster combined once again with Brophy to put Davies
over wide out on the left. Forster added the conversion to make the half time score 28-14 in Rovers
favour.
Eight minutes into the second half Rovers moved further ahead when an inside ball from Forster
found Palin at speed and he bounced off a defender to score a try and complete his hat trick.
Forster converted and then Forster and Brophy combined to put centre Dec Houghton through a
gap to score wide out on the right.
Rovers completed the scoring six minutes before the end when Houghton was held just short and
a quick play the ball saw Brophy go from dummy half and twist in the tackle to score wide out on
the right and round off an excellent 42-14 win for the Green & Gold men.
The Man of the Match was awarded to Rovers scrum half Chris Forster. He was very well supported
by second row Ryan Palin and centre Troy Brophy.
ROVERS ‘A’
Louis Griffiths, Tom Atherton, Dec Houghton, Troy Brophy, Tom Lowe, Craig Lawton, Chris Forster,
Max Ainsworth, Elliott Best, Ryan Palin, Tom Fagan, Nathan Maguire, Dom Ball.
Subs:
Tom Atherton, Tom Harvey, Lewis Dawson, Ben Moore.

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HEWORTH 38 WOOLSTON ROVERS 4
(NCL 14/05/2022)
Woolston Rovers came back from York empty handed when a clinical performance from Heworth
saw 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 seven
minutes later centre George Elliott went over for a try that he converted himself and almost immediately
winger 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 of
half time Heworth stand off Danny Allan scored a try. Elliott converted to give his side a commanding
20-0 interval lead.
Six minutes into the second half Heworth increased their advantage when substitute Ben Barnard
scored. Elliott converted and five minutes later prop forward Liam Richmond crashed over for a
try. Elliott added the conversion.
Rovers non-stop effort was rewarded on the hour when substitute Jake Toher marked his first
game for the club with a try but then with ten minutes remaining Heworth substitute Jack Earl went
over 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.
ROVERS
Morgan Williams, Dan Griffiths, Olly Parr, Craig Woolvine, Jay-Jay Catterall, Theo Holt, Ryan
Brown, Harry Files, Tom Gaskell, Ryan Hickman, Dan Fearnley, Nathan Maguire, Scott Whiteley.
Subs:
Alex Smith, Jake Toher, Ben Crewe, Rob Griffiths.
Tries
Toher (60).

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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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FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
BRADFORD DUDLEY HILL 8 WOOLSTON ROVERS 24
(NCL 21/05/2022)
Woolston Rovers put an end to a four-game losing run when they claimed their first away victory
of the season with an impressive win at Bradford Dudley Hill in the National Conference League
Division Two at the Neil Hunt Memorial Ground, Bradford.
Rovers opened the scoring in the fifteenth minute when hooker Adam Files went from dummy half
close to the line and found prop forward Harry Files who used his strength to carry three defenders
over the line with him to score at the side of the posts. Stand off Theo Holt converted and
then six minutes later Rovers moved the ball from their own ten metre line and on the last tackle
a superb kick to the corner by Holt was collected by winger Karlton Bates who scored in the right
corner. Holt landed a fine touchline conversion.
Two minutes from half time Dudley Hill had prop forward Kyle Bateman sin binned for contact
with the head and Rovers made the extra man count when a lovely short ball from Holt put A Files
through a gap and he selflessly passed to substitute Scott Whiteley for him to score under the
posts. Holt converted to give his side a commanding 18-0 interval advantage.
Rovers moved further ahead eight minutes into the second half when A Files kept the ball alive
in the tackle and offloaded to H Files who brushed off four defenders to score on the right. Holt
converted and it looked as though Rovers had gone over again shortly afterwards when second
row Dan Fearnley powered over but the referee surprisingly adjudged that he had knocked on.
Dudley Hill had substitute Elliott Cousins sin binned for dissent and then on the hour Rovers loose
forward Ryan Brown was yellow carded for an incident off the ball and while he was off the field
Dudley Hill scored a try in the left corner through centre Byron Lisle after a period of constant
pressure and then with seven minutes remaining B Lisle went over again in the left corner but it
was merely a consolation as Rovers completed a fine 24-8 success.
The Man of the Match was awarded to Rovers stand off Theo Holt. He was very well supported by
prop forward Harry Files and centre Olly Parr.
ROVERS
Kieran Jones, Karlton Bates, Olly Parr, Kieran Moore, Jake Toher, Theo Holt, Morgan Williams,
Harry Files, Adam Files, Ben Crewe, Dan Fearnley, Dan Griffiths, Ryan Brown.
Subs:
Dec Leonard, Craig Woolvine, Niall Toher, Scott Whiteley.
Tries
H Files (15 mins, 48), Bates (21), Whiteley (40).
Goals
Holt 4 from 4

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CROSFIELDS ‘A’ 32 WOOLSTON ROVERS ‘A’ 14
(NWML 26/05/2022)
Woolston Rovers ‘A’ recent good run of results came to an end when they went down to a ‘derby’
defeat at Crosfields ‘A’ in the NWML Division Three at Hood Lane Recreation Ground.
Soap opened the scoring after five minutes when slick handling created space out wide for centre
Joe Kohe-Love who scored on the right and then seven minutes later they ran the ball on the last
tackle and full back Taylor Boyne linked into the line to race over on the right.
Rovers responded shortly afterwards when the kick off was dropped by Soap and after some
good set up play scrum half Chris Forster gave a lovely short ball to second row Cameron Davies
who shot through a gap to score on the right but then just after the midway point of the half quick
hands on the last tackle from Crosfields saw second row Alex Clutterbuck find centre Tom Smith
who scored wide out on the left.
Crosfields moved further ahead when a high kick on the last tackle from Stanway was fumbled
by Rovers and Clutterbuck was on hand to pick up the loose ball and score on the right. Stanway
converted and then four minutes before the break Soap went down the short side on the last
tackle and Kohe-Love went over wide out on the left to give his side a commanding 22-4 half time
advantage.
Rovers came out a different team in the second half and they were rewarded ten minutes into it
when a short ball from Forster found Davies at speed and he used his strength to stretch out and
score at the right of the posts with three men on him. Loose forward Craig Lawton converted but
then four minutes later Soap replied when Boyne linked into the line to create space for him to
break through the defence to score on the left.
With eight minutes remaining Rovers gave themselves a glimmer of hope when a repeat set on
the Crosfields line paid off as stand off Dec Leonard found Davies sweeping round the back to
score his hat trick try on the left but then with the final play of the game a kick to the corner on
the last tackle by Stanway was collected by Smith who scored under the posts. Substitute Craig
Smalley added the conversion to complete a deserved 32-14 win for the home side.
Best for Rovers were second row Cameron Davies, substitute Ben Kenwright and prop forward
Rob Griffiths whilst Soap were best served by second row Mitch McJay, scrum half Brad Stanway
and centre Joe Kohe-Love.
ROVERS ‘A’
James Tarpey, Tom Lowe, Jake Toher, Nathan Maguire, Louis Griffiths, Dec Leonard, Chris
Forster, Rob Griffiths, Tom Gaskell, Niall Toher, Tom Fagan, Cameron Davies, Craig Lawton.
Subs:
Ben Kenwright, Connor Pickett, Lewis Dawson, Ben Crewe.
TRIES
Davies (16 mins, 50, 72).
GOALS
Lawton 1 from 2
Forster 0 from 1

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FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
WIGAN 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 contested
National Conference League Division Two encounter at Parsons Meadow, Wigan.
Rovers opened the scoring in the fifteenth minute when second row Dan Fearnley made a fine
break 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 metre
break 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 to
pick up a loose ball and go through a gap to score in the corner. Loose forward Danny Cassidy
converted from the touchline and then four minutes before the break a kick on the last tackle from
stand off Josh Yates was collected superbly by Cassidy to score on the left and make the half time
score 10-10.
Twelve minutes into the second half St Judes had full back Dec Parkinson sin binned for a trip
and from the resulting penalty Rovers made the extra man count as centre Olly Parr went over in
the left corner but four minutes later St Judes responded when Cassidy broke through some weak
tackling to score on the left. He added the conversion to put his side ahead for the first time at
16-14.
Rovers refused to panic and they started to build up some momentum and that paid off when a
fine solo run by full back Morgan Williams saw him score in the right corner to put his side back in
front and shortly afterwards St Judes had Yates yellow carded for dissent and with three minutes
remaining Rovers made sure of the win when loose forward Ryan Brown found A Files who went
over 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 by
prop forwards Harry Files and Ryan Hickman.
ROVERS
Morgan 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.
Tries
Fearnley (15 mins), Holt (23), Parr (52), Williams (72), A Files (77).
Goals
Holt 2 from 5

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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.

RECENT MATCH REPORTS
FOR OUR OPEN AGE TEAMS
CROSFIELDS 28 WOOLSTON ROVERS 16
(NCL 10/06/2022)
Woolston Rovers produced a very strong display but three unanswered tries in the final quarter
saw Crosfields come from behind to claim a very hard fought ‘derby’ victory in an excellent National
Conference League Division Two game at Hood Lane Recreation Ground on Friday evening.
Crosfields opened the scoring in the second minute when an error by Rovers gave them a scrum
twenty metres out and scrum half Joe Barnes found centre Jack Fox out wide and his quick ‘tip’
pass put winger Luke Walker over in the left corner but then thirteen minutes later Rovers replied
when good work by hooker Adam Files saw him keep the ball alive before finding loose forward
Ryan Brown and his smart ball put substitute Scott Whiteley over on the left. Centre Aaron Barber
added the conversion.
Soap regained the lead midway through the half when on the last tackle stand off Jack Lewis
found Barnes and his long ball put Fox through a gap to score on the left. Lewis converted but
then just before the interval Rovers once again kept the ball alive close to the line and A Files
managed to stretch out and score at the side of the posts despite the attention of three defenders.
Barber added the conversion to give his side a deserved 12-10 half time advantage.
Rovers stretched their lead thirteen minutes into the second half when pressure on the Crosfields
line paid off as A Files found second row Alex Smith who used his strength to score on the right
but then just after the hour mark quick hands by Crosfields created space for centre John Whittaker
to send winger Ben Steele away to score on the right. Lewis added the conversion to level
matters at 16-16.
Four minutes later Crosfields hooker Hayden James made a great forty metre break down the
middle that split the Rovers defence and he found Barnes in support to race over under the posts.
Lewis converted and then with four minutes remaining a kick out wide by Barnes on the last tackle
was collected by Steele and he raced away to score under the posts. Lewis added the conversion
to complete a 28-16 win for the home side in a great game of rugby.
Best for Rovers were loose forward Ryan Brown, second row Dan Fearnley and hooker Adam
Files. Crosfields were best served by hooker Hayden James, second row Joe Barnes and centre
Jack Fox.
ROVERS
Morgan Williams, Dan Griffiths, Aaron Barber, Kieran Moore, Karlton Bates, Theo Holt, Dec Leonard,
Harry Files, Adam Files, Ryan Hickman, Dan Fearnley, Alex Smith, Ryan Brown.
Subs:
Jake Toher, Sam Wood, Thodorhs Nianiakas, Scott Whiteley.
Tries
Whiteley (15 mins), A Files (40), Smith (55).
Goals
Barber 2

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WEDNESDAYS
QUIZ NIGHT
QUIZ NIGHT
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FUNCTION ROOM
Seats 120 | Large Stage | Dance Floor
Catering Available
Friday
Open the Box
Weekends
Live Football & Rugby
rt of Woolston
In The Heart of Woolston
ioned | Large car park.
Fully air conditioned | Large car park.
PLANNING A
NOW WITH FULL HD
& MULTI CHANNEL
PLANNING A
Monks Sports Club
off Hillock Lane, Woolston
Warrington WA1 4LN
Telephone: 01925 812 320
www.amonksportsclub.co.uk
MONKS SPORTS
9.30 START
& SOCIAL CLUB
FUNCTION ROOM
WOOLSTON WA1 4LN
Monks Sports ClubFUNCTION MonkSportsClub ROOM
Seats 120 | WEDNESDAYS
Large Stage | Dance Floor
9.30 START
Catering WEDNESDAYS Available
MEMBERS NOTICE
WEDNESDAYS
Seats 120 | Large Stage | Dance Floor
MONKS SPORTS
9.30 START
9.30 & START SOCIAL CLUB
WEDNESDAYS
WOOLSTON
MONKS SPORTS
9.30 START WA1 4LN
& SOCIAL CLUB
Catering Available
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Open the Box
WOOLSTON
Weekends
Friday
MOTOR ENTERPRISES
Live Football & Rugby
Open the Box
Weekends
Live Football & Rugby
WOOLSTON WA1 4LN
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NOW WITH FULL HD
& 43 MULTI MANCHESTER CHANNEL ROAD, WARRINGTON NOW WITH WA1 FULL 4AE HD
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Monks Sports Club
off SERVICEING Hillock Lane, Woolston - CONTRACT WORK - BODYWORK
Monks Sports Club
Warrington WA1 4LN
Telephone: 01925
WELDING
812 320
- DIESELS SERVICED
off Hillock Lane, Woolston
QUIZ 9.30 START NIGHT
Warrington WA1 4LN
www.amonksportsclub.co.uk
QUIZ NIGHT
Telephone: 01925 812 320
CONTACT 9.30 START PAUL HAUGHTON FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE
QUIZ NIGHT
QUIZ NIGHT
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MONKS SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB
www.amonksportsclub.co.uk
WOOLSTON
MonkSportsClub
WA1 4LN
Monks Sports Club
MonkSportsClub
TELEPHONE MEMBERS NOTICE : 01925 828423
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WEDNESDAYS
WEDNESDAYS
9.30 START
WEDNESDAYS
MONKS SPORTS
9.30 START
9.30 & START SOCIAL CLUB
WEDNESDAYS
WOOLSTON
MONKS SPORTS
9.30 START WA1 4LN
& SOCIAL CLUB Monks Sports Club
WOOLSTON WA1 4LN
MEMBERS NOTICE

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