Re: junior rugby 2014 : Wed Jul 09, 2014 6:07 pm  

shocking news from the specialist on my lads ankle, the mri scan has revealed that the lateral ligament that's attached to the ankle bone is no more, no wonder why this effected his performance and confidence in running and now has to endure a complicated operation which might involve using ligament from somewhere else.

many thanks to the dumb wits that put in the drainage system at Normanton that the RFL employed that left the field with ruts in which this was caused

Re: junior rugby 2014 : Fri Jul 11, 2014 7:17 pm  

a great feast of school / district rugby league at BV today

Wakey Schools taking on Leeds champions Brooksbank with the Leeds side wining by 14 but a great 2nd half by the the Wakefield yr7s . the number 6s for both teams were awesome for their age one being the youngest of a Trinity legend.

Then the Yr 8 Wakey side took on a Yr9 Minsthorpe team with a couple of guest players also yr 9 and despite scoring first and always being within reach a couple of breakaway tries were the difference as the yr9 team were victorious . again the 6s were great

Re: junior rugby 2014 : Sun Jul 13, 2014 12:30 pm  

Good to see that Crigg U14's still managed a game today despite only having 13 available to take the field and a spirited performance to loose out by a couple of scores to Siddal, Also I was glad to have a chat with the 2 scouts from Cas & Hudds that were there and glad there is still some interest in the players despite of recent form.
Looks like next week will be another tough one as crigg have at least 2 of todays players away on holiday. Great to see the U8's taking to the field today and with the U11's and 16's having competitive teams the Junior set up at Crigg is definitely on the way up again.

Re: junior rugby 2014 : Sun Jul 13, 2014 1:33 pm  

financialtimes wrote:

Good to see that Crigg U14's still managed a game today despite only having 13 available to take the field and a spirited performance to loose out by a couple of scores to Siddal, Also I was glad to have a chat with the 2 scouts from Cas & Hudds that were there and glad there is still some interest in the players despite of recent form.
Looks like next week will be another tough one as crigg have at least 2 of todays players away on holiday. Great to see the U8's taking to the field today and with the U11's and 16's having competitive teams the Junior set up at Crigg is definitely on the way up again.

Good to hear, there's been some good players come from the All Blacks... in the past.

Re: junior rugby 2014 : Sun Jul 13, 2014 1:37 pm  

snowie wrote:

shocking news from the specialist on my lads ankle, the mri scan has revealed that the lateral ligament that's attached to the ankle bone is no more, no wonder why this effected his performance and confidence in running and now has to endure a complicated operation which might involve using ligament from somewhere else.

many thanks to the dumb wits that put in the drainage system at Normanton that the RFL employed that left the field with ruts in which this was caused

Not good news for you and Louis Snowie.I hope he gets it sorted soon and gets back to playing in the near future.

Re: junior rugby 2014 : Sun Jul 13, 2014 1:44 pm  

Big lads mate wrote:

there's been some good players come from the All Blacks... in the past.

Don't forget to mention the great parents too

Re: junior rugby 2014 : Mon Jul 14, 2014 8:49 pm  

financialtimes wrote:

Good to see that Crigg U14's still managed a game today despite only having 13 available to take the field and a spirited performance to loose out by a couple of scores to Siddal, Also I was glad to have a chat with the 2 scouts from Cas & Hudds that were there and glad there is still some interest in the players despite of recent form.
Looks like next week will be another tough one as crigg have at least 2 of todays players away on holiday. Great to see the U8's taking to the field today and with the U11's and 16's having competitive teams the Junior set up at Crigg is definitely on the way up again.

glad to hear the young un crossed the line , form is temporary but class......

and great to hear about the 8s along with 7s the acorns have been planted , I know that the new committee will get this club back up and running at full capacity within the next few seasons. finally a chairman who knows the under 7s are as much a part as the open age.