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Under 14's Last Match of the Season
The last match of the season will be on SATURDAY 26th April at home to Sedgley Park, kick-off 2.00pm.
FIXTURES AND RESULTS 2007/2008
|
DATE |
VENUE |
UNDER
12 |
RESULT
|
VENUE
|
UNDER 13/14
|
RESULT
|
|
2007 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
7 October |
AWAY |
Tarleton |
Loss 40 – 0 |
- |
- |
- |
|
7 October |
AWAY |
Vale of Lune |
Loss 38 – 0 |
- |
- |
- |
|
21 October |
AWAY |
Wigton |
Loss 40 – 0 |
AWAY |
Wigton |
Loss 24 – 10 |
|
4 November |
HOME |
Cockermouth |
Loss 3 – 13 |
HOME |
Cockermouth |
Loss 17 - 47 |
|
25 November |
AWAY |
Kirkby Lonsdale |
Loss 48 - 15 |
- |
- |
|
|
16 December |
- |
- |
- |
AWAY |
Kirkby Lonsdale |
CANCELLED |
|
2008 |
- |
-- |
-- |
- |
- |
- |
|
27 January |
- |
- |
- |
HOME |
Wigton |
Changed to 2/3 |
|
3 February |
HOME |
Wigton |
Won 19 – 7 |
- |
- |
- |
|
10 February |
AWAY |
Cockermouth |
Loss 19 - 7 |
AWAY |
Cockermouth |
Won 21 – 30 |
|
24February |
- |
- |
- |
HOME |
Vale of Lune |
NO SHOW |
|
2 March |
- |
- |
- |
HOME |
Wigton |
Won 30 - 20 |
|
9 March |
HOME |
CUP
GAME Carlisle |
Loss 0 - 50 |
- |
- |
- |
|
16 March |
HOME |
7 a side 12.15pm |
- |
HOME |
7 a side 12.15pm |
- |
|
23 March |
- |
- |
- |
AWAY |
CUP GAME Penrith |
- |
|
28 March FRIDAY |
|
- |
- |
HOME |
Rochdale 2.00pm |
Draw 31 - 31 |
|
30 March |
AWAY |
Kirbky Lonsdale |
CANCELLED |
AWAY |
Kirkby Lonsdale |
CANCELLED |
|
6 April |
HOME |
Vale of Lune |
Loss 7 - 35 |
- |
- |
- |
|
13 April |
|
|
AWAY |
Penrith |
36 - 0 |
|
| 20th April | AWAY | Kirkby Lonsdale | CANCELLED | |||
|
26 April |
- |
- |
- |
HOME |
Sedgley Park 2.00pm |
- |
BAE Under 14's V Rochdale Friday 28th March 2008
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TEAM:
1) RICHARD STEELE 2) JACK FAWCETT (captain) 3) ETHAN DAVIS 4) JAMIE DUNSTAN 5)
RYAN BARKER 6) JACOB MCPARLAND 7) CHRIS CASARU
SUBS: BEN GARNER JORDAN MILES
Rochdale Rugby Union under 14's team were on tour in the Cumbria area and
stopped at Hawcoat Park for a game before travelling up the coast to Wigton.
The game started at 2 o’clock in front of a good sized crowd. The Hawcoat Park
side worked hard, but failed to drive over the ball, Rochdale covered them well
and were getting more of the ball. Rochdale passed the ball out wide for the
first try but missed the conversion 0 -5. Their forwards drove the ball again
nearer to the line only then to pass the ball over the line under the posts and
get the conversion 0 -12. Hawcoat Park were only lacking a little self-belief,
after hard talking from Ray Sayle (who is a
long time served rugby union player). Hawcoat Park came back and were not going
to let the away team rule the pitch and started to play. From the scrum the ball
was passed out to Ben Garner who ran hard and fast though the defence to score
the home team a try but the conversion just went wide
5 -12. Hawcoat Park got the ball in their own half and, after good play by the
forwards, Chris Casaru picked up the ball and ran up the blind side to get a try
which Andrew Graham converted, 12 - 12.
Half Time Score HAWCOAT PARK 12 - ROCHDALE 12
Right from the start of the second half Hawcoat Park were not letting Rochdale
play, but some quick single running by the boys led to two mistakes letting
Rochdale over the line twice 12 - 26. Hawcoat Park worked hard and got the ball
out wide for Aaron Taylor to run over the line and Andrew
Graham kicked the conversion 19 - 26. Rochdale were starting to get tired but
were able to get the ball over the line in the corner 19 - 31. Some
great tackling from Jack Fawcett, Bradley Dean, Joe Samson and great drives by
Ryan Barker, Richard Steele and Ethan Davis put great pressure on Rochdale which
led to Nial Miller going over the line and Andrew Graham got one more conversion
26 - 31. Again Hawcoat Park pressurized and the Rochdale defence fell which let
Nial Miller run though over the line near the corner. Hawcoat Park needed the
conversion to win but it fell short of the posts.
Full Time Score HAWCOAT PARK 31 - ROCHDALE 31
The coaches were very happy for the lads to have played a good strong team as
they have got Penrith in the county cup in a couple of weeks time to reach the
semi finals
If you are interested in playing rugby union and under the age of 14 please come
along on Mondays nights at Hawcoat Park
Under 12's at 6.15pm to 7.15pm under 14's at 6.15pm to 7.45pm.
We
will be starting training on Sunday morning as well in the near future.
Match Report by Darren Fawcett
Sunday 9th March 2008
Under 13's V Carlisle Under 13's
UNDER 14’S
Hawcoat
Park V Wigton Sunday 2nd March 2008
TEAM:
Hawcoat
Park kicked off putting the Wigton on the back foot. Richard Steel drove the
ball over the line with four Wigton players on his back and legs only to lose
the ball when another Wigton player knocked it out of his hands.
Hawcoat
Park forwards drove well but were held up again. The forwards drove even harder
this time for Dec Taylor to go over the line to score.
Half
Time Score: Hawcoat Park 15 Wigton 15
The
second half saw Hawcoat Park push even harder. Richard Steel, after
getting necked by the rope, proved a point to score a great try .
Hawcoat
Park played a very open game but started to get more of the ball. Jack Fawcett
kicked the ball (supporters "Pass the ball NO why kick it") with Niall
Miller’s quick speed to pick it up and score a try (supporters “great
kick”)
Wigton
never gave up and pushed Hawcoat Park back to the try line. They got a penalty
and drove over the line.
Final score: Hawcoat Park 30 Wigton 20
COCKERMOUTH V BAE
UNDER
14’S
I
would like to thank Cockermouth players who played for B.A.E, and who played as
if it was their own team
TEAM:
1 CIARON DAWES, 2 JACK FAWCETT, 3 RICHARD STEEL, 4 JAMIE DUNSTAN, 5 JACOB
MCPARLAND, 6 BORROWED, 7 ANDREW GRAHAM, 8 JOE SANSOM, 9 GEORGE PAMENTER,
Half
Time Score Cockermouth 14 - BAE 3
The
second half introduced a new team - well it looked like it. Right from the kick
off BAE were in command not letting Cockermouth play, every thing they touched
turned to gold .BAE passed the ball round to score 14-8. A long high kick and
quick running put the backs under which led to a mistake and BAE took the ball
over the line 14 - 13.BAE pushed so hard with the passing and kicking that
Cockermouth’s defence fell. A quick break again, through the heart of the
defence and over the line for BAE, 14- 20. Straight from the kick, BAE passed
the ball about so quickly; two more tries came 14 - 30. Give Cockermouth their
due they never gave up and pushed BAE back to the try line, BAE did well and
held up the ball over the line. Cockermouth were not finished and drove over the
line
Final
score Cockermouth 21 - BAE 30
To
travel 2 hours on a bus to play a team in their own back yard, who have played
more games than us and have more wins, is a huge achievement and a great advert
for the game in the Barrow area. To see the lads faces in the changing room
after the game was tremendous. This result puts Barrow well and truly on the
Junior Rugby Union Map.
All
that was lacking was a little self-belief, which they got after a little team
talk at half time.
ANDREW
GRAHAM penalty, try, conversion
UNDER
12’S
TEAM:
Barrow
started well, showing great strength in the pack, winning most of the scrums and
having a good defence line. All players tackled well. Cockermouth got the first
two tries 14 - 0. After a hard battle in the middle of the field BAE pushed
Cockermouth back to their line to get the first try for BAE
Half
Time Score Cockermouth 14 - BAE 7
The
second half of the game started well. BAE held Cockermouth back. All the players
worked hard to keep the score down. Cockermouth got another try 19 - 5
Final
score Cockermouth 19 - BAE 7
GRADY
SLATER try
Star
players number 8 DANIEL ECCLES and 9 GRADY SLATER
Updated Fixtures
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DATE |
UNDER 12'S |
UNDER 14'S |
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02 March 2008 |
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WIGTON (HOME) |
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09 March 2008 |
UNDER 13'S CUP GAME CARLISLE (HOME) |
UNDER 13'S CUP GAME CARLISLE (HOME) |
|
16 March 2008 |
12.15 SEVEN A SIDE T.B.A |
13.00 SEVEN A SIDE T.B.A |
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23 March 2008 |
|
UNDER 14'S CUP GAME PENRITH (AWAY) |
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28 March 2008 |
|
FRIDAY ROCHDALE 2.00pm KO (HOME) |
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30 March 2008 |
KIRBY LONSDALE (AWAY) T.B.A |
KIRBY LONSDALE (AWAY) T.B.A |
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06 April 2008 |
VALE OF LUNE (HOME) |
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13 April 2008 |
12.15 SEVEN A SIDE T.B.A |
13.00 SEVEN A SIDE T.B.A |
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20 April 2008 |
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27 April 2008 |
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04 May 2008 |
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11 May 2008 |
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18 May 2008 |
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25 May 2008 |
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BAE Under 12's V Wigton Under 12's Sunday 3rd February 2008
Barrow
started well, showing great strength in the pack, winning most of the scrums
and having a good defence line. All players tackled well.
Ryan
scored his first try from half way, right through the Wigton defence, quick
moving and swerving to score the first try for Barrow. After a hard battle in
the middle of the field Jonathan France scored the second try for Barrow.
Wigton pulled back with a good try before half time.
Half
Time Score BAE 12 - Wigton 7
The
second half of the game started to get rough. Barrow held Wigton back. Some
high tackling by both sides led to a dismissal which was a shame as both teams
were playing well. Barrow worked hard and got another try by Ryan Clegg. All
the players worked hard to get the result they needed.
Final
score BAE 19 - Wigton 7
It
shows that if all the players come and play, the team would be one of the best
in the Cumbria area. You have to think at 6 players were 11 years old and the
rest 10.
I would like to thank Carmen for doing the food, Darren Waterson for bringing some good lads and Mr Trainor (referee), Mr Slater (substitute players) and Ally Slater for helping with the food.
Team:
Grady Slater, Kieran Robinson, Dean Robinson, James Higgin, Liam Kenny,
Dominic Postlethwaite, Thomas Lavender, Brendan Trainor, Harry Nevinson, Rory
Sayle, Daniel Scott, Nathan Waterson, Ryan Clegg, Matthew Jackson, Daniel
Eccles, Johnathon France, Luke Shaw, Scott McDonald, Jamie Dunstan, Bradley
Dean.
Cockermouth Sunday 10th February 2008
Both the Under 12's and Under 14's play at Cockermouth this Sunday. A coach has been arranged and there are places available for parents/supporters to travel. There are no charges for the players but a small contribution will be charged to other travelers.
Please meet at Hawcoat Park Sports Club by 9.00am ready to leave at 9.15am. Please inform the coaches as soon as possible if you are not available. Dress code for match days is Dark trousers and a white shirt.
25th November 2007
Kirkby Lonsdale Under 12's V BAE Barrow Under 12's

Barrow
started slowly showed a little strength in the pack and but had a good defence
all players tackled well Kieran Robinson, Luke Fawcett and Rory Sayle made some
try stopping tackles. Kirby Scored five trys all in a row then some single
player from half way from Nathan Waterston quick moving and swerving to sore
the first try for Barrow then again Nathan does it from the same point Barrow.
At half time Kirby 5 – BAE 2
At half
time the game started to get rough and Barrow held them back. They scored 3
more trys, then a Kirby lad (who played for Barrow) drove though the line from
half way to the try line one great try (thank you) with all players doing there
best but the experience of Kirby showed.
Full Time 8 try's to 3
QUIZ NIGHT
Many thanks to all who attended the quiz night. £236 was raised for the Junior Rugby Section.
Sunday 4th November 2007 - BAE Under 12's and Under 14's at home to Cockermouth
Under 14's
Due
to other commitments, (golf, rugby league and football), only 9 BAE players
turned up for this game. Rather than abandon the match completely, the
Cockermouth team lent us five of their players, which meant the game could go
ahead, even though BAE were still 1 player down, 14 players to their 15.
Cockermouth
kicked off first with a short kick, collected it and then ran round to the side
of the pitch to score in the corner. Our team was all mixed up due to the fact
that some of the players were unfamiliar, which meant that Cockermouth carried
on pushing the ball wide and scored another 4 tries. BAE did miss one open try
by a drop ball.
The
halftime the score was 0-37 to Cockermouth.
After
the break, three BAE lads came to play once their other commitments were
complete. This spurred the team on, as from the kick off the Cockermouth team
were on the back foot, the BAE team were now getting into shape.
20
yards out the ball was slow moving but then Jack Fawcett went over the line to
get BAE's first try of the game, Jack and Jacob Mc Parland passed the
ball expertly between themselves with Jack putting in a great run to finish.
There were some big tackles by Ciaran Dawes, Jake Vial and some quick and hard
tackles by Lewis Sayle and Joe Sansom.
With
Joshua Vial putting in great power runs, it was not going to be long until he
scored, and he did, putting the ball down under the posts.
Cockermouth
got the ball due a mistake and quickly ran in a try. Jack Fawcett scored
again for BAE but unfortunately it was not given. There was some good play by
Richard Steele, Chris Casaru, Chris Bull, and Ryan Baker, which all helped with
the next try, 15 yards out the ball was slow then another great run by Jack
Fawcett who found a gap breaking though the Cockermouth defence to score.
Cockermouth then scored another quick try.
Praise
must also go to George Parmenter whose kicking was very good and confused the
other side. The best tackle of the match was by Ciaran Dawes who hit the player
so hard that they slid 5 yards to the line then 5 yards more.
This was a great effort from the team and if they keep going as they are, they will only improve as a team and as players themselves.
Team: Lewis Sayle, Ciaron Dawes, Christopher Bull, Jack Fawcett, Richard Steele, Chris Casaru, Joe Sansom, George Parmenter, Jake Vial, Jacob McParland, Joshua Vial, Ryan Baker, Cockermouth Player, Cockermouth Player, Cockermouth Player.
Full Time 17- 47
Under 12's
Barrow
played well they showed a lot off strength in the pack and had a good defence
all players tackled well Liam Kenny, Dominic Postlethwaite, Daniel Scott and
Michael Cheetham made some try stopping tackles. Powerful drives by Jamie
Dunstan, Thomas Lavender and James Higgin helped set up three excellent tries
by Rory Sayle, Luke Fawcett and Grady Slater. Barrow never gave up, with all
players doing their best, but the experience of Cockermouth showed.
Team:
Grady Slater, Daniel Scott, James Higgin, Luke Fawcett, Liam Kenny, Dominic
Postlethwaite, Michael Cheetham, Rory Sayle, Jamie Dunstan, Thomas Lavender, Cockermouth
Player, Cockermouth Player, Cockermouth Player.
Full
Time 3 try's to 13
Match Reports
Many thanks to Darren Fawcett for the match reports.
21st October 2007
Wigton Under 14's V BAE Barrow Under 14's
It
was time, at last, for the under 14’s to have a game, but with some key
players playing league on the same day we did well to have ten players. There
were some hard tackles made by Ciaron Dawes, Chris Bull, Jamie Dunstan and
great runs from Chris Denby, Edward Hall, Declan Clough. Our first try was a
great run by Ethan Davis, with 10 minutes to go the team started to control the
game where we got a good try in the corner by Richard Steel. Jack Fawcett was
on one with great tackling, runs and support
Full
Time 24-10
Team: Christopher Denby, Ciaron Dawes, Christopher Bull, Jack Fawcett, Richard Steele, Edward Hall, Joe Sansom, Ethan Davis, Jamie Dunstan, Declan Clough, Wigton player, Wigton player, Wigton player.
21st October 2007
Wigton Under 12's V BAE Barrow Under 12's
The
team worked hard together. The scrums were again so strong, though we had four
players missing, Wigton kindly loaned us 4 replacements, one of whom helped
considerably. There were great runs by Luke Fawcett and Grady Slater, and an
extra strong run by James Higgin, who dragged two to three player 10 yards
until more came to stop him. Rory Sayle was very unlucky not to get over, being
stopped just short of the line. There were some good tackles by Daniel Scott,
Dean Robinson Dominic Postlethwaite but the lad on a mission for tacking
everything was Kieran Robinson
If
we had a full team we could have got three or four tries or even won the game
Team: Grady Slater, Daniel Scott, James Higgin, Luke Fawcett, Kieran Robinson, Dominic Postlethwaite, Rory Sayle, Wigton Player, Wigton Player, Wigton Player, Wigton Player,
7th October 2007
Tarleton Under 12's V BAE Barrow Under 12's
BAE
under12’s played their first game together against a big and strong Tarleton
side. Taking a little time to find their feet, BAE did their best to stop the
Tarleton lads from running away with the game, but is was our scrums which were
very strong, with Jamie Dunstan, Jake Higgins, James Higgin, Liam Kenny, Dean
Robinson Rory Sayle, Grady Slater, there was some good tackling by Kieran
Robinson and Dominic Postlethwaite. It was their tackling, and some strong
running from Declan Clough and Jake Higgins, that kept the score down to 21-0
at half time.
The
second half started the same for BAE, winning nearly all the scrums and some
great kicks by Luke Fawcett, but it was some good tackling from Tarleton meant
they were always on the back foot. The big Tarleton lads kept running strong
all game and ran in 3 more tries in the second half. BAE never gave up and kept
going and it was a brave effort from the boys
Full
Time 40-0.
Team:
Grady Slater, Declan Clough, Jamie Dunstan, Jake Higgins, James Higgin,
Luke Fawcett, Kieran Robinson, Liam Kenny, Dominic Postlethwaite, Dean
Robinson, Rory Sayle, Tarleton Player, Tarleton Player.
Vale of Lune Under 12's V BAE Barrow Under 12's
This
game was much the same as the other, we did get over the line but were held up.
Having two games, one after the other, took the strength out of the team. BAE
never gave up and kept trying to the end.
This
was a great effort from the team and if they keep going as they are, they will
only improve as a team and as players themselves.
Full
Time 38-0.
Fixtures
| Date | Home/Away | Under 12 | Under 14 |
| 7 October 2007 | Away | Tarleton 40 - 0 Vale of Lune 38 - 0 | |
| 21 October 2007 | Away | Wigton 40 - 0 | Wigton 24 -10 |
| 4 November 2007 | Home | Cockermouth 3 - 13 | Cockermouth 17 - 47 |
| 25 November 2007 | Away | Kirkby Lonsdale | |
| 16 December 2007 | Away | Kirkby Lonsdale | |
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