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Regional Girls Schools Festival

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U15 tournament:
All 4 semi finalists were from Hertfordshire - Hockerill, Presdales, Chauncy and Nobel.
Presdales beat Hockerill in a very close final.

U13 tournament:
3 out 4 semi finalists were from Hertfordshire – Beaumont, Presdales and Hitchin.
Beaumont won the final.

51 school teams took part with schools from London North (Herts, Essex, and Eastern Counties)

OA U15s play on 1st team pitch for first time

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U15 girls rugby: Junior Saints win against Wootton School 27-22

Wednesday evening at Old Albanains RFC saw the first ever evening match between the U15 girls and a school team, held at the club, and the girls played on the 1st team pitch!

All the senior women were there to cheer the girls on in a very competitive match.

Interestingly the school team had been coached by Emma Nichol, Captain of the Saints 2nd XV, while the junior Saints have been coached by the club's own Jane Everett, a former Saint and former England player. Jane also holds a winners medal from when the England women won the the Rugby World Cup in 1994.

The junior Saints were Captained by Hayley Everett who has also played for the Herts County team and is currently in the RFUW London & SE Divisional team. Hayley took up rugby when she was 11 years old. We wonder if her rugby talent is hereditary as her aunt Cath Everett is also a former Saint and used to play for England A team. Clearly a player to watch.

Captain Hayley Everett said, “ Both teams really enjoyed themselves because it was a very competitive match reflected in the close final score of 27-22 to the Saints. All the junior Saints played well and brought all the hours of training on the park to fruition. We are delighted that Wooton School would like to make this a regular fixture. .”

Junior Divisional Championship 2012

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London and South East U15s won the first official divisional championship for their age band last at the Divisional Festival at Hartpury College last weekend. However, as last year when they  were "unofficial" winners, the tournament went right down to the wire. L&SE, North and Midlands all won two of their three games, but L&SE - with six Hertfordshire girls in the squad - took the title with a superior points difference.

Results:
North 17, London and South East 10
London and South East 24, South West 15
South West 5, North36
Midlands 0, London and South East 29
Midlands 19, North 5
South West 17,Midlands 24

The U18s were less fortunate. Winners last season, L&SE's older girls lost their opening game to South West - who went on to take the title with an impressive 100% record. L&SE's girls recovered from their opening game to beat Midlands, but then lost to North last weekend to finish a disappointing third.

Results:
Midlands 13, North 12
London and South East 19, South West 38
South West 29, North 5
Midlands 7, London and South East27
North 22, London and South East 14
Midlands5, South West49

Alphonsi’s girls enjoy divisional festival finish

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The competition phase of the Rugby Football Union for Women’s (RFUW) divisional programme for 2011-12 came to a successful conclusion with a festival of matches, training and coaching for Under 15s and under 18s at Hartpury College, Gloucestershire over the weekend of March 31 and April 1.

Each of the four divisional under 15s sides played 40-minute matches against the other three divisions, while the U18s completed their season’s series with the North defeating London 22-14 and the South West as 49-5 winners over the Midlands.

There were also coaching clinics split into forwards and backs, attended by international players Danielle Waterman, La Toya Mason and Isabelle Noel Smith as well as a number of RFUW divisional coaches who gave the girls a different perspective to build their personal development.

All the girls may hope to follow the example of Maggie Alphonsi, the England Women’s international flanker who is the London & South East talent development officer.

Alphonsi, who recently helped England Women win the Six Nations Grand Slam, was on hand at Hartpury to run her experienced eye over all four divisions’ budding stars.

“Overall the divisional programme has been a great success and I am pleased by the number of good players we have had come through the pathway,” said Alphonsi.
“With this being the last set of fixtures for both U18 and U15 age groups all divisions were looking to end on a high and demonstrate their skills.”

Each of the four divisions selected a player of the festival.

Izzy Collis (Sussex and South Sussex Barbarians) and Scarlett Millen (Kent and Folkestone) were the London & South East winners in the U15s and 18s respectively, for their overall contribution across the weekend.

The next step for all the players in the RFUW divisional programme this season is the chance to be selected for national talent development groups.

Around 30 players each will go to an Under 15s camp at Wellington College, and three camps for the U18s, while others may be involved in summer training camps.

Development of players is the principal aim in the RFUW divisional programme, which runs at three age levels – seniors, U18s and U15s – and forms an integral part of the RFUW Player Pathway helping talented girls move from club rugby to representing their county, their division and their country.

Left to right; Courtney Arberry; Lotte Clapp;
Olivia Stenbridge; Maggie Alphonsi;
Scarlett Cooper-Wall; Shira Kilgallon; Oren Blindell
London & South East Under 18s:
Bozenna Jackson, Southwold and Eastern Counties
Madeleine Lockwood, Rochford Hundred and Essex
Yasmin Pemberton, Rochford Hundred and Essex
Catherine Pugh, Rochford Hundred and Essex
Vicky Childs, Ellingham & Ringwood and Hampshire
Zoe Barber, Solent Sirens and Hampshire
Fran Hall, Solent Sirens and Hampshire
Zoe Joslin, Solent Sirens and Hampshire
Courtney Arberry, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Oren Bindell, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Lotte Clapp, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Scarlett Cooper-Wall, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Sydney Gregson, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Shira Kilgallon, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Olivia Stembridge, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Scarlett Millen, Folkestone and Kent
Samantha Parker, Folkestone and Kent
Hannah Phillip, Beckenham and Kent
Flo Williams, Aylesford and Kent
Serena Carter, London Irish and Surrey
Lydia Davey, London Irish and Surrey
Gemma Joblanska, London Irish and Surrey
Siobhan Longdon-Hughes, London Irish and Surrey
Amber Luke, London Irish and Surrey
Rebecca Pritchard, London Irish and Surrey
Rochelle Smith, London Irish and Surrey
Emma Swords, London Irish and Surrey
Gabie Archer, Worthing and Sussex.

Left to right; Ellena Perry; Harriet Austin; Zoe Harrison;
Maggie Alphonsi; Hayley Everett; Rosie Kay; Katy Walker
London & South East Under 15s
Chloe Rix, Lakenham Hewett and Eastern Counties
Lucy West, Colchester and Eastern Counties
Georgia Bradley, Rochford Hundred and Essex
Emily Ferguson, Rochford Hundred and Essex
Faye Smale, Rochford Hundred and Essex
Megan Okey, Thurrock and Essex
Hannah West, Solent Sirens and Hampshire
Alex Clay, Solent Sirens and Hampshire
Harriet Austin, Hertford and Hertfordshire
Hayley Everett, Old Albanians and Hertfordshire
Ellena Perry, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Zoe Harrison, Welwyn and Hertfordshire
Rosie Kay, Hertford and Hertfordshire
Katy Walker, Hertford and Hertfordshire
Ella Levey, Aylesford and Kent
Georgina Neary, Aylesford and Kent
Laura Tolley, Aylesford and Kent
Tazmin Bricknell, Medway and Kent
Aegean Leech, Aylesford and Kent
Daisy Lengthorn, Aylesford and Kent
Elizabeth Nicholl, Aylesford and Kent
Boo Wadhams, Medway and Kent
Sarah Bern, London Irish and Surrey
Jessica Boyd, London Irish and Surrey
Hannah Trenholm, London Irish and Surrey
Eleanor Boatman, London Irish and Surrey
Charley Brunton, South Sussex Barbarians and Sussex
Jessica Breach, South Sussex Barbarians and Sussex
Hermione Caddick, South Sussex Barbarians and Sussex
Izzy Collis, South Sussex Barbarians and Sussex.

Youth Calendar for 2012-13

New Hertfordshire cluster team established

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Calling all girls aged 16 and 17!

If you'd like to play rugby come and join the new Herts Ba Baa's U18 girls rugby team, preparing now for season 2012-13 which kicks of in September.

The following clubs are working together to provide rugby at this age group for anyone in any part of the country. You can contact any of the following clubs through their coaches..

Bishops Stortford John Boyle JBoyle@netshapetech.com


Hemel Hempstead RFC Chaulden Lane, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead HP1 2BS Manager Debby Kline -debbyk1@sky.com

Hertford RFC, Hoe Lane, Ware, SG12 9NZ
Head Coach- Mel Timpsonmelanietimpson@btinternet.com
Old Albanians RFC  The WoollamsPlaying Fields, 160, Harpenden Rd, St Albans, AL3 6BB
Head coach Jane Everett  junior.oasaints@yahoo.co.uk

Royston RFC The Heath Sports Club, Therfield Heath, Baldock Rd, Royston, SG8 5BG
Manager Fiona-fas2a-fiona@yahoo.co.uk

All these clubs also have girls  teams at U13, (years 7&8,)  and  U15 (years 9 & 10), as well as providing rugby for girls aged 6 to 10 years.

Herts 7s CANCELLED

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Due to the adverse weather and more rain forecast tomorrow's Herts 7s Festival has had to be cancelled.

Three Hertfordshire names in England U20 squad

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Hertfordshire's Mica Evans, Georgia Peedle, and Leanne Riley - all now with Saracens - have been included in the 2012/13 England U20 team, announced today.

The team will play France, home and away, before taking part in the U20 Nations Cup, which  returns to England for the first time since 2009.

Three other players with Hertfordshire connections - Hannah Gallagher, Maggie Alphonsi and Michaela Staniford - were also included in the Elite squad.

England coach Gary Street said: “The 2012/2013 season will unquestionably be one of the most demanding seasons ever. We have very comprehensive XVs and Sevens programmes in place as we build towards the World Cup in 2014 in France and also with the Sevens World Cup in 2013.”

WANTED: New Youth Activator for Hertfordshire

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vRugby is the RFU’s Young Volunteer offer for 14-24 year olds.  We aim to provide support through kit, training and identifying opportunities for young people who want to get involved in Volunteering within Rugby Union.
We are currently looking to recruit Youth Activators across the country.  As a Youth Activator connected with the RFU vRugby Programme, you will be responsible for promoting the RFU’s vRugby Young Volunteer Offer in your local area. 
With the support of RFU professional staff you will be responsible for the recruitment, retention and recognising of young volunteers. 
The focus of the role will vary depending on locality however it will largely involve creating links clubs, schools, colleges and universities to identify and provide opportunities for young volunteers.

Application Deadline

06 July 2012

Closing Date

06 July 2012

Girls County Trials

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Girls county trials for 2012/13 have been confirmed for 30th September at Welwyn. This is a couple of weeks later than usual in the hope that schools will send more girls along.

However, because the trials are later, an extra county-wide training session will take place on the 16th September, also at Welwyn, where everyone will get the chance to play in full-sized games. Even if you are the only player at your club in your age band this will be a great chance to play some rugby - and even find out more about plans for a cluster team for the season.

The county's home games this year will be against Kent on 18th November, probably at OAs.


County Coaches 2012/13:

U15: Gareth Bowser (Lead Coach) John Harrison and Kevin Green (Assistant Coaches)

U18: Jeff Stembridge (Lead Coach) Greg Maxwell, Alan Watson, Bob Dawson and Mick Clapp (Assistant Coaches)

County Managers 2012/13:

U15; To be appointed.Volunteers to contact Adrian Pomfret.

U18; Colin/Carol Summerfield

OA Saints Looking Good!

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There was great excitement at Old Albanians RFC recently due to the ladies team, best known as the OA Saints, attending the official launch of their new 7s touring kit.  The kit was won as a competition prize after Kate Barnes submitted the winning tiebreaker:

''Our team should be models for the TRU/London College of Fashions Women's Range:
because the OA saints are happy and the OA saints are free. The OA Saints are happy when the opposition flee. We smash and crash, our wingers dash until we score a try. We are a bunch athletes that would never eat a pie! We play at premiership level, against the best players in the world. Our battered bodies have seen better days, we still give those Saracens boys a sexy twirl ''

The OA Saints worked in partnership with TRU Sportswear and the London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Fashion Sportswear course to develop the kit specially engineered to fit the female form. The shirts have been styled to include tailored necklines, longer length of shirts (to prevent riding up during play), bust fit, smaller arm hole sizing and new ladies fit ‘SXY’ shorts that include lycra undershorts as part of the design. Kate Barnes, submitter of the winning entry commented “It was an awesome experience for us to be involved in shaping the new TRU kit. As a ladies rugby team we know how our kit needs to perform and now we have played in it we absolutely love it! It’s great to see TRU getting behind ladies rugby and supporting the game with specific ladies fit kit. It means there is now more choice for female rugby players!”.

OA Saints have used their new kit already, at recent Bournemouth, Manchester and Solstice 7s competitions. If you are interested in playing for OA Saints they train on Mondays and Wednesdays at 7.15 at the Old Albanian Rugby Club on Harpenden Road, or contact oasaints@gmail.com for more information. Or if you want to see the kit in action it will next be worn by the team at Southwold Beach 7s on 28th July.

Herts Ladies County Trials

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Date: Sunday 30th September meet at 2pm, trials end 4pm
VenueTabard RFC Cobden Hill, Radlett WD7 7JN
Eligibility criteria:1. 18years or over, no upper age limit.
2.A trialist needs to either live in, or play rugby in, or have been born in, Herts.
3.A trialist must not have been awarded a full international cap for another country within the last 3 years.

We are hoping to arrange  a warm up match (venue TBC) on Friday October 19th under floodlights against Buckinghamshire Ladies county team.

The county fixtures are:
1. 4th November away to Essex
2.18th November at home against Kent. venue will be OA's and the U15's and U18's will be playing the same day, so a wonderful day of female rugby!
3.a Festival on either 1st or 2nd December- details TBC.

Training will take place the Friday evening before each match.
(excluding the warm up match.)

Your coaches will be Nat Granger and just waiting on confirmation of a fowards coach.

You do need to Register your intention to trial before Monday 24th September.
Please e-mail me, Amanda Bate, Team Manager the following essential details.
1.
Name
2.Address
3. mobile number
4.date of birth
5.County of birth if you do not live in  or play rugby in Herts
6.Club you play for.
7. please give your 2 most preferred positions you would like to play in.

Any questions, do please ask.

Open county training session

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I would like to confirm that there will be a training session at Welwyn this Sunday for all U13s, U15s and U18s.

This is open to all girls whatever their experience. It will give the coaches and players a chance to get to know each other before the Trial on the 30th September

Please arrive ready to start at 1.30. 

Kind regards.

Adrian Pomfret
Herts Girls' Rugby

Herts Girls County Trials Sun 30th Sept Welwyn RFC 1.00

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The Herts Girls county trials for U18s and U15s will take place on Sunday 30th September at Welwyn RFC, Hobbs Way, Welwyn Garden City, AL8 6HX. 

Registration will be at 1pm, with the session starting at 1.30pm and ending by 4pm. Girls should arrive dressed ready for rugby as the changing rooms may not be available until later. 

Girls in Year 8 who wish to play in the U15 age group must bring evidence that the RFU has granted them dispensation. 

Eligibility:
A girl is eligible to play for Hertfordshire if:
(a) she attends a school situated in Hertfordshire;
(b) She resides in Hertfordshire;
(c) She was born in Hertfordshire; or
(d) She is a member of a Club affiliated to Hertfordshire

The registration form (see right) must be completed and brought along by each player on the day. It must be signed by a parent for any player under the age of 18, to give permission for the player to take part.

It would be a great help if club coaches could email a list of girls intending to attend the afternoon by Friday 21st to help with planning, though girls who just turn up on the day will still be allowed to take part: 
Girls will be notified whether or not they have been selected by email by Wednesday 3rd October.

Fixture dates are as follows:
28 October Essex v Hertfordshire at Upminster RUFC
18 November Hertfordshire v Kent at Old Albanians RFC
2 December CB festival

We look forward to meeting you all.

Regards

Adrian Pomfret, U15s manager 07906 863550
Colin Summerfield, U18s manager 07913 141207

U15 and U18 Herts Squads

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Following the Herts trials on Sunday 30th September, the following were selected for the U15s Herts squad:
  • Bella Allison
  • Sapphire Bennett
  • Alexandra Bentley
  • Katie Boggas
  • Hannah Botterman
  • Jessica Duncan
  • Zoe Harrison
  • Millie Kay
  • Anna Liddelow
  • Chloe Olliffe
  • Daisy-Mae Parker
  • Ellena Perry
  • Lilian Ross
  • Rhiannon Rouch
  • Helena Rowland
  • Chelsea Singfield
  • Izzie Sloan
  • Jeanine Stephenson
  • Cara Wardle
  • Rebecca Wye
In the U18s age group the following were selected:
  • Harriet Austin
  • Marie-Louise Beaufils
  • Catrin Bowser
  • Lotte Clapp
  • Victoria Cogger
  • Katy Cook
  • Elizabeth Crake
  • Emily Davis
  • Hayley Everett
  • Stevie Farrow
  • Sydney Gregson
  • Elle Hurer
  • Chloe James
  • Emilie James
  • Florence Jones
  • Hannah Jones
  • Rosie Kay
  • Abbie Maxwell
  • Corinne McDonough
  • Pat Metcalfe-Jones
  • Sidney Nurthen
  • Bryony Pomfret
  • Megan Smith
  • Olivia Stembridge
  • Aleah Townsend
  • Katy Walker

Herts schools girls' rugby festival

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We have a record entry to the Schools Girl’s Rugby Festival being held on Wednesday 17th October at Hertford RFC.

This is a fantastic recruitment opportunity and I would encourage as many clubs as possible to attend and talk with teachers and girls on the day.

Games will commence at 1.00pm and presentations are scheduled to be made at 4.15pm.

U13 teams will play 7-a-side, and U15s will play 10-a-side. Assuming squad sizes of 12-15, that means in excess of 400 girls will be there playing contact rugby.

The teams that are confirmed to be there are as follows:

U13U15
Kings LangleyBeaumont, St Albans
Knight’s Templar, LetchworthHerts & Essex, Bishops Stortford
Presdales, HertfordJohn Warner, Hoddesdon
St Mary’s A, Bishops StortfordKnight’s Templar, Letchworth
St Mary’s B, Bishops StortfordPresdales, Hertford
Goffs, CheshuntRoundwood Park, Harpenden
Herts & Essex, Bishops StortfordSt Mary’s, Bishops Stortford
Sir John Lawes, HarpendenSir John Lawes, Harpenden
Edwinstree, BuntingfordQueens, Bushey
John Warner, HoddesdonKings Langley
Monks Walk, WelwynRickmansworth
Queens, BusheyFreman College, Buntingford
Beaumont, St AlbansNobel, Stevenage
Hertswood, Borehamwood
Rickmansworth
Nobel, Stevenage

Directions to Hertford RFC can be found at http://www.hertfordrfc.co.uk/map.htm

Looking forward to a great festival.

Royston girls don Hemel Hempstead shirts all for their love of rugby

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Many would think its a strange thing to do, wear another clubs shirts! But the Royston RFC girls know better. 

Kevin Green who has been coaching the girls explained, "because girls rugby is still a growing sport, clubs cluster to make up teams and this season Royston girls are clustering at U15 with Hemel Hempstead and Luton . 

The cluster team is entered into the RFU U15 girls league, and today we played our first league match against another cluster team ( St Neots, Newmarket, Harlow). The girls played fantastically well, especially as it was the first time they'd been together this season. 

The final score reflected how well they'd played, 58-27! The next home match will be at Royston next week and we will all be proudly wearing Royston shirts.!"

Any senior school girl wishing to play rugby at Royston should contact  Jamie Johnson -ccc@roystonrugbyclub.co.uk

Girls Girls Girls! Hemel Hempstead RFC hosts some terrific girls rugby!

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Girls rugby is still a growing sport so its not unusual to see clubs join forces to make up a team and today was no exception.  The U15 girls team  entered into this seasons  RFU U15 girls league was made up of girls from Camelot  RFC, Luton RFC and Royston RFC , all wearing the Camelot shirts. ( Their next match will be at Royston where they will run out in Royston kit.) The opponents were also a  cluster team comprisng girls from Newmarket, St Neots and Harlow. It was the first time the girls from Hemel Hempstead had joined forces with Royston and  Camelot team manager  Debby Klyen and Royston coach Kevin Green were wondering if they would weld together as one team. Their concerns were groundless, the Camelot/Royston/luton girls played brilliantly, winning  their first RFU league match 58-27, with the four girls from Camelot all scoring 1 try!

On the other pitch at the club the brand new Herts U18 girls Baa Baa's team, also entered into the RFU U18 girls league, were playing their second warm up match against the Berkshire U18 Baa Baa's.  The Herts Baa Baa's is made up of girls from Camelot, Old Albanians, Bishop Stortford and Hertford . Girls who would have left the game if this new team had not been formed. "Its going to be a tremendously successful project" said Amanda Bate County Volunteer Co-ordinator. " We have tireless support from some amazing volunteers,  Kevin Green who is sorting out the fixtures and Debby Klyen of Hemel Hempstead is the team manager for the Baa Baa's and Jane Everett (former England, and OLd Albanians Ladies,) and  Julie Gibbs ( Hertford and Tabard Ladies) providing excellent coaching. Credit must go to these 4 volunteers who have gathered 25 girls so far, and in a few short weeks shaped them into a team. So good are these girls that 7 of them were selected last week to be part of the Herts U18 county team!!  

Any girl at senior school who would like to play rugby at Camelot should contact Debby Klyen debra.klyen@gmail.com

Last opportunity to trial for Herts Ladies county team

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Warm up friendly county match v Bucks

Venue:  Ayslebury rugby club
Date: Friday 19th october (but due to refurbishment they do not have a bar or food available, which is a shame but those supporters wishing to come can take their own beer!!!)
Kick off is 7.30pm so meet 6-6.30pm.
it is a friendly and there will be rotation of players and new players being trialed as they could not make trial date. 

Action:
1. confirm to Natalie ( head coach) if you will be there  07740 354476

2. backs specifically wanted, but all interested players welcome.

3.. tell your team mates in case anyone else is interested

Herts U18 Girls overwhelm Essex (and junior county result roundup)

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Hertfordshire U18 Girls acheived an overwhelming 87 – 0 victory over Essex at Upminster on Sunday.
The Herts girls scored fifteen unanswered tries, along with six conversions.

With the match so early in the season, it was largely seen as a friendly warm-up for the London
and South East county tournament in December. Regrettably Essex were unable to field a full team
and so Herts loaned them a couple of their players, with the match set up as four quarters with
regular change-overs. While this allowed the coaches to try out a series of different combinations,
particularly in the forwards pack, it also made for a somewhat disjointed match with no real pattern
emerging other than Herts domination in both the forwards and backs.

Try scorers were Sydney Gregson with six tries, Marie Beaufils with three tries, Harriet Austin with
two tries, Corinne McDonough with two tries, and Bryony Pomfret and Elizabeth Crake each with
one try. Abbie Maxwell added five conversions with Stevie Farrow contributing one. Though tries
were fairly regular throughout, the opening five minute period in the second quarter proved telling
as Sydney ran in three tries, running some fine lines picking up the ball at speed from the centres to
find big holes in the Essex defence.

It’s fair to say that Essex weren’t able to provide the strength of opposition to really test the Herts
girls and a sterner test can be expected in the next match against Kent – always a tough fixture.

Herts team: Harriet Austin, Marie Beaufils, Catrin Bowser, Katy Cook, Elizabeth Crake, Hayley
Everett, Stevie Farrow, Melissa Gargaro, Sydney Gregson, Ellie Hurer, Chloe James, Emilie James,
Florence Jones, Hannah Jones, Abbie Maxwell, Corinne McDonough, Pat Metcalfe-Jones, Bryony
Pomfret, Megan Smith, Olivia Stembridge, Katy Walker

Other results:

U18s:
Cheshire 17 Yorkshire 12
Cumbria/Durham 5 Northumberland 7
Cumbria/Durham 0 Lancashire 10
Lancashire 7 Northumberland 12
Staffordshire 43 EastMidlands 7
North Mids 38 NLD 5
North Mids 50 Leicestershire 0
Leicestershire 0 NLD 21
Essex 0 Hertfordshire 87
Middlesex 15 Eastern Counties 32
Kent 7 Surrey 12
Hampshire 24 Sussex 5
Cornwall 0 Devon 51
Gloucestershire 36 Dorset & Wilts 17
Oxfordshire 24 Somerset 5
Oxfordshire 5 Berkshire 27
Berkshire 26 Somerset 0

U15s:
Cheshire 10 EastMidlands 17
Cumbria/Durham 19 Northumberland 5
Cumbria/Durham 5 Lancashire 29
Lancashire 38 Northumberland 7
North Mids 12 NLD 22
North Mids 10 Leicestershire 5
Leicestershire 34 NLD 5
Essex 10 Hertfordshire 86
Middlesex 34 Eastern Counties 5
Kent 40 Surrey 0
Hampshire 20 Sussex 25
Cornwall 14 Devon 46
Gloucestershire 17 Dorset & Wilts 15
Oxfordshire 12 Somerset 5
Oxfordshire 0 Berkshire 17
Berkshire 20 Somerset 0

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