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Harlow Colts 51 Welwyn 0
Harlow Colts were in devastating form when they destroyed their Welwyn counterparts in a National Plate cup tie at Ram Gorse. This was, by some distance, the team's best performance of the season with every one of the squad contributing to the outcome.
Harlow started off at a very high tempo and pinned their opponents back in their own half for much of the first period scoring five unanswered tries with one conversion H/T 27-0
The second half was more or less a repeat of the first with Harlow playing an exciting brand of 15 man rugby. Although heavily outgunned by the home team, the Welwyn side never lost heart but were floored by a further second half tries,
Harlow now go through to meet Tring in the next round
Scorers: Tries - Gleeson (2), Scanlon (2), Drake, Elston, Lewis, Coleman and Heaton Conversions - Smith (2), Lewis
Team Coleman, Scanlon, Alderman, Turner, Poon, Smith, Gregory, Dickason, Lewis, Ansell, Heaton, Palmer, Gleeson, Drake, Elston, Potter and Mortimer
Harlow U17s 8 Sudbury U17s
Harlow U17’s hosted Sudbury on Sunday in a game that would see the winner crowned league champions.
Sudbury edged the territory in the opening quarter, although the early exchanges were very even. It was apparent in the early stages that both teams had a game plan, Sudbury spinning the ball out wide, and Harlow making ground in the forwards. With the arm wrestling and strong tackling continuing for the entire first half it was Harlow who struck first, Skipper Denzel Crafton chipping through for Jorden Judge to collect and beat two defenders to cross in the corner. The touchline conversion from Crafton unluckily came back off the post. Harlow relied on hard graft and tough tackling to get them through to half time, with Jamie Hunt unlucky to be bundled into touch with the try-line beckoning.
Half Time Harlow 5 – 0 Sudbury.
The second half started terribly for Harlow. Sudbury made quick ground into the Harlow 22, and utilised an overlap to score in the corner. Conversion missed. Sudbury suddenly seemed to grow in confidence and mount heavy pressure on the Harlow try-line. The hosts managed to snuff out any chance of a try, but were penalised for being caught on the wrong side of a ruck. The visitors kicked the penalty to go 5-8 up. The pivotal period of the match came halfway through the second half, when the Sudbury fly-half took advantage of a missed tackle in midfield to score under the posts. Conversion kicked. Almost immediately Sudbury were on the attack again, going through a few phases and again taking advantage of another missed tackle to score again. Conversion kicked. Harlow replied with a penalty to keep the team only two scores behind, but it was Sudbury who finished the stronger and added to their score with a well worked try in the corner.
In what was such an important game, the boys really put their hearts and souls into the game. A couple of missed tackles and the score line looks much worse than it should do. Sudbury are an excellent team who have thrived in the eastern counties competition, and the Harlow boys should be very proud of their performance. Special mention to James Pedder and Denzel Crafton who were the forward and back of the match, but the team as a whole should take credit for pushing an excellent team to their limit. Very well done.
Harlow: - Flynn, Batten, Pedder, Darby, Foster, Nalder, Norris, Goodchild, R. Clark, McGlone, Judge, Crafton, Brigenshaw, Hunt, Hockley.
Subs: - Adjei (for Nalder 55), Mortimer (for Flynn 65), Dunn (for Goodchild 45) L. Clark (Unused), Blackman (for Hunt 65), Cunningham (for McGlone 65)
Sudbury U14s 41 Harlow U14s 17
Despite a very early start to make the journey to Sudbury, the Young Rams came out of the traps fast and took the lead against Sudbury after only 10 minutes when Jones crossed the line for an unconverted try. However, the home side struck back and struck back quickly to score 4 tries - one cononverted - to lead 22-5 at half time.
The second period saw a pretty even match with the home team scoring three further tries (two converted) and Harlow scoring two through Cunningham and Davis with one conversion by Whitby.(
Team: 1) Harry Judge,(2 )Oliver Hoy,(3 )Ryan Clark,(4) Liam Freeman,(5) Connor Hatcher-Staines,(6) Rhys Davis,(7) Frazer Bleach,(8) Charlie Trevellion,(9)chay Clark,(10) Jordon Shipp,(11)Oliver Holden, (12) Scott Whitby,
(13) Mitchell Sinfield, (14) Connor Jones,(15)Tom Cunningham,(16)Billy Clark,(17) Harry Jones,(18) Ashley Stallman,(19)Davis Westgarth,(20) lewis Cougbrough,(21) Luke Barnard,(22)Aaron Humphreys
Harlow U15's 25 v 14 Burnham on crouch u15's
This was a good game between Harlow and Burnham both teams were very
strong Burnham more in the backs where Harlow played a forwards game
Harlow dominated the scrums but were too slow in the support this was
where Burnham would gain turn over ball and scored 2 tries and 2
successful conversions
Dominic Lane man of the match scored 3 tries with no conversions within
the first half with harlow leading 15-14
2nd Half Harlow were playing down hill and from a number 8 pick up
Dominic lane scored his 4th try of the game Harlow dominated most of
the 2nd half and with a goods backs move an interception from Josh
davies who then passed to Mason Newbrough who ran over the try line
conversion missed 20-14
This was a very good performance by all of the u15's and this leaves
Harlow U15'S still top of the league table 2 points clear and with 2
games remaining
Team
1 Zaci Chamnaiou (c)
2 Daniel Bailey
3 George Foley
4 Josh Doe
5 James O'Hanlon
6 Matt Smith
7 Sonny Handscomb
8 Dominic Lane
9 Andre Riddell
10 Matt Norris
11 Josh Davies
12 Kurtis Knightley
13 Jess Healy
14 Jake Alger
15 Cormac Roberts
16 Haydn Macmaster
17 Mason Newborough
18 Joshua Davies
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This photo is from the 2006/07 season
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1st XV
Lloyd Matchett hands off
The opposition were: Blackheath
This photo is from the 2007/08 season
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1st XV
Wayne Heapy in attack
The opposition were: Ipswich
This photo is from the 2008/09 season
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2nd XV
On the attack
The opposition were: Westcliff
This photo is from the 2004/05 season
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1st XV
Line out time
The opposition were: Staines
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