The weekend results were as follows:

Dons 18, Newcastle 19
Keighley 38, London 22
W Wales 10, Hunslet 72
Whitehaven 22, N Wales 24
Workington 16, Oldham 22

Coventry had the weekend off.

Keighley’s win over London was a good outcome for us. Hunslet managed to improve their points’ difference by 62 in Wales. The shock of the weekend was Whitehaven losing at home to N Wales, confirming there really isn’t much between any of the teams in this league, with the exception of W Wales.

Workington v Oldham was an important game. Oldham won to leave a three point gap between the Dons and fifth place. The Dons climbed up a place to sixth to overtake Workington on points difference; both sides having 12 points.

The League Table now stands as follows: (Played, Points, Points Difference):

1) Whitehaven 12, 17, +85
2) Hunslet 12,16, +188
3) Oldham 12, 16, +161
4) Newcastle 12, 15, +137
5) London 12, 15, -12
6) Dons 12, 12, +82
7) Workington 12, 12, +74

Fixtures for next weekend: (underlined teams are my best guesses as to who will win)

Coventry v [uDons[/u
London v[u Whitehaven[/u
N Wales v [uKeighley[/u
[uNewcastle[/u v Workington
[uOldham[/u v W Wales

Hunslet are not playing in this round of games.

The following fixtures:

[uLondon[/u v Coventry
W Wales v [uDons[/u
N Wales v [uWorkington[/u
Hunslet v [uNewcastle[/u
[uWhitehaven[/u v Oldham

Projected table based on my forecasts: (games played, points)

1) Whitehaven 14, 21
2) Newcastle 14, 19
3) Oldham 14, 18
4) London 14, 17
5) Hunslet 13, 16
6) Dons 14, 16
7) Workington 14, 14

Dons last six games:

Whitehaven (H) (at Fev)
N Wales (A)
London (H)
Oldham (A)
Keighley (H)
Workington (A)