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Calling all students and past players

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Not played rugby since the U18s? Or back from university? Then there is special festival for you!

19th December is normally the date for the boys students festival at OAs, for players who've gone off to Uni and are back for Christmas. However for the first time a senior ladies match has been organised - if there are enough people interested in playing! 

If you are interested contact philipkearns@rfu.com - by 16th November. It takes some planning so please please let him know if you are interested.

Herts U18s draw with Kent

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In the second of the county friendly matches in the run-up to the London and South East county festival Hertfordshire U18 Girls drew 12 – 12 with Kent U18s in an absorbing fixture at Old Albanians RFC on Sunday.
The match started late after Kent had managed to sink their original coach in the field at Aylesford, not having sufficient space to turn around in the car park, and so had to wait for replacement transport to turn up. Despite the difficult start off the field, Kent took the lead in the match after barely three minutes. They turned over Herts around ten metres out and moved the ball across rapidly to give an overlap for an easy way in.
Herts fought back immediately and in the twelfth minute Saracen’s Marie Beaufils made a strong run from the Kent 22, fending off one back before being pulled down just short of the line. Welwyn flanker Harriet Austin was right on her shoulder and the ball was popped up to give her an easy try.

The next ten minutes saw a tense stand-off in the middle of the field, as the two packs got to grip with each other, with a growing sense that the next score could be decisive. The deadlock was broken when Welwyn centre Stevie Farrow found a great line through Kent’s defence to run in from their 22-metre line. She topped this with her own conversion.

Once they got going Herts began to dominate their counterparts and had the advantage in the first half. At half time several changes were made to give all players game time, and to help the Herts coaches to assess all members of the squad for selection for the upcoming festival. This seemed to have a profound impact. Immediately from the restart Herts were on the back foot and spent several minutes with Kent pounding them around the 5-metre area, with the ball held up twice in the try area. Eventually the pressure told and after a penalty Kent shipped the ball out wide to give Kent the equalising score.

The two teams were very evenly matched in all aspects of the game, with Kent perhaps looking the more threatening in the second half. Nonetheless it was remarkable, given the talent and commitment being shown, that there were no further scores over the next twenty-five tense minutes.

This was a match which Bob Dawson, Herts backs coach, thought that Herts certainly could have, and probably should have, won. Commenting after the match he said, “While there was some great defensive tackling, Herts failed to play the game at sufficient pace and with variety in order to make their opponents have to think. Against such a tough opposition, as expected, this was a positive performance and with the first half in mind, bodes well for the festival coming up.”

Herts team: Harriet Austin, Marie Beaufils, Catrin Bowser, Lotte Clapp, Katy Cook, Elizabeth Crake, Emily Davis, Hayley Everett, Stevie Farrow, Melissa Gargaro, Ellie Hurer, 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.

Divisional CB Festivals Postponed

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We have received the following from the RFU:
"Due to the inclement weather across the country a decision has been taken to postpone all Divisional CB festivals this weekend for both the Junior and Senior programmes. We are very disappointed to have to make this decision but a number of the venues are currently waterlogged, there are over 200 flood warnings across the country and travel warnings have been issued. We do not wish to put any player at risk through unnecessary travel. We felt it was important to make an early decision to keep any inconvenience to a minimum and to an ensure a consistent message was given to everyone.

We will look at the possibility of further CB activity after Christmas depending on local and national need and will be in come back to you on this in the New Year. Please feel free to contact your WRDO if you have any thoughts on this."

The Herts county training session due to be held at Welwyn RFC on Wednesday 28 November has also been cancelled - though the U15s training may still go ahead if the pitches are suitable..

The coaches would like to thank the players and parents for their support at the two matches we have played, and the training sessions.

Herts U15s: Photos and match reports

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Herts U15s lose narrowly to Kent
In a close and exciting match, Hertfordshire U15s lost 29-26 to Kent at Old Albanians on 18 November. After a long delayed start due to Kent's transport problems, Kent got stuck in straight from the kick off stretching Herts and using their big pack to rumble downfield. Herts were pinged for holding on and a tap and go saw Kent work the ball through their forwards to the Herts line. One of the big Kent forwards drove over the line and first blood went to Kent with the try converted. Herts were on the back foot.

Herts responded with a penalty of their own which was drilled into touch by Zoe Harrison (minus boot). From the resulting line-out the ball was recycled well and a powerful run from Helena Rowland saw her crash over for Herts' first try. Herts were now finding their heads and a blistering run from Zoe Harrison found Hannah Botterman in support who jinked the defence and went over the whitewash. Zoe Harrison added the conversion to take the score to 12-7. Kent again used their forwards to rumble up the pitch and from a Kent scrum 5m out the ball was moved down the line for a large forward to crash over to even the score. Zoe Harrison then stormed through the Kent defence to score and then convert her try. From the restart  Herts gave away a penalty which was drilled into touch. From the line-out Kent moved the ball to their  flying centre who outpaced the Herts defence to score in the corner. It was real end to end rugby with the Kent centres making telling runs whenever they had the ball in their hands, and being stopped by the Herts defence. Against the run of play Helena Rowland powered through the Kent defence to score, with Zoe Harrison converting the try to give Herts a  26-17 lead at half time.

From the restart Herts were awarded a scrum only to hold onto the ball and give away a penalty. The ensuing pressure exerted by the Kent pack led to another Kent try under the posts and a conversion to put them within two points of Herts. Herts now threw everything at Kent, who absorbed the pressure and then spent a long period of time attacking the Herts line. Despite a valiant defence by Herts, Kent broke out to score in the corner to go ahead. Herts were now camped out in their own half and despite their best efforts time eventually ran out.

Credit to all the Herts girls who put up a superb display. Considering they are a fairly new squad every single player stood up and played to the best of their ability. Thank you to all the parents and friends who attended today - your vocal support was much appreciated.

Team: Isabella Allison, Sapphire Bennett, Alexandra Bentley, Katie Boggas, Hannah Botterman, Jessica Duncan, Tian Figg, Zoe Harrison, Millie Kay, Anna Liddelow, Chloe Olliffe, Daisy- Mae Parker, Ellena Perry, Charlotte Robinson, Lillian Ross, Rhiannon Rouch, Helena Rowland, Chelsea Singfield, Izzie Sloan, Jeanine Stephenson, Cara Wardle, Rebecca Wye

Herts U15 Girls put Essex to the sword
Hertfordshire Under 15 girls travelled to Upminster on 28 October and achieved an outstanding 90-10 win in their first county game of the season.

Herts started positively with the forwards securing clean ball which led to Helena Rowland scoring with a conversion from Zoe Harrison. Essex straight away fought back using their powerful forwards with their fly half going over to score a try in the corner. Herts responded immediately, with the ball being passed down the line to Anna Liddelow who outpaced the opposition to score in the corner. Herts were now getting into their stride, and Zoe Harrison followed this up with an individual try on the left. Essex brought their big pack into action, and again drove over for a well worked try. Herts upped the tempo and went over the whitewash only to be pinged for a forward pass. Superb direct running from Herts led to Anna Liddelow going over in the left corner for her second try. Herts backs then started to rampage through the Essex defence with Helena Rowland scoring and Zoe Harrison converting. Herts were now dominating, and Hannah Botterman broke four tackles and then passed to Zoe Harrison who scored and converted her own try. 

The shackles were off, and in the second half Hannah Botterman sold an outrageous dummy to score under the post, and Zoe Harrison followed it up with a conversion. Zoe Harrison led the charge, scoring with one catch from the restart, and scoring again within thirteen seconds. Hannah Botterman then sold another dummy, to score under the posts, which Sapphire Bennett converted. Things weren't going Essex's way, and an attempted kicking clearance ended with Zoe Harrison charging the ball down to score. Again Sapphire Bennett converted the try. Herts were now dominating in all aspects of the game with Hannah Botterman's straight and hard running resulting in another try. The pattern continued with Zoe Harrison scoring the tries, and Sapphire Bennett kicking the points. Herts ended the game with a tally of 14 tries and 10 conversions to Essex's two tries. All in all a fantastic display by the Herts girls in their first match together and a good start to the county season. 

Team: Isabella Allison, Sapphire Bennett, Alexandra Bentley, Katie Boggas, Hannah Botterman, Jessica Duncan, Tian Figg, Zoe Harrison, Millie Kay, Anna Liddelow, Chloe Olliffe, Rosanna Moynihan, Ellena Perry, Charlotte Robinson, Lillian Ross, Rhiannon Rouch, Helena Rowland, Chelsea Singfield, Izzie Sloan, Antonia Soldana, Jeanine Stephenson, Cara Wardle, Rebecca Wye

Picture from Herts vs Kent November 2012 (with thanks to the Wardle family)

Herts U13 Rugby: Pictures from Herts v Kent

Senior CB Results 4th November 2012

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Senior
Cheshire1712Yorkshire
Cumbria1234Lancashire
Durham125Northumberland
Staffordshirew/oEastMidlands
North Mids200NLD
Warwickshire045Leicestershire
Essex3420Hertfordshire
Middlesex2710Eastern Counties
Kentw/oSurrey
Hampshire320Sussex
Cornwall37Devon
GloucestershireDorset & Wilts
OxfordshirePWaterloggedSomerset
Berkshire1524Buckingamshire


Staniford and Alphonsi witness Herts girls’ strength in depth

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RFU Press Release

HERTFORDSHIRE was the place to be for another example of the growing interest in girls’ rugby when 28 teams and more than 400 players from 17 schools took part in the Girls’ Rugby Festival for Schools at Hertford RFC.

Two of the most prominent faces of England Women’s rugby, Maggie Alphonsi and Michaela Staniford, were on hand to add to the excitement.

Michaela is a teacher at Rickmansworth School who entered two teams in the competition and Maggie, of course, is the RFU’s Divisional Talent Development Officer in London & South East.

Maggie said: “Many girls have the ability to play at a higher level, and the key is to let them know what opportunities are available to them and to help them progress.

“The talent is out there and it’s exciting to come to a school event like this and see their potential.”

In the Under 13 competition, 16 teams took part in the pool stages, with the top two from each of four pools progressing to the Trophy knock-out stages and the bottom two to the Shield.

The 12 teams in the U15 category followed a similar format, which meant all teams enjoyed a good number of matches.

Competition was fierce but every game was played in fantastic spirit, culminating in four finals as follows:

U13 Shield: Knights Templar 15 Queens’ 0;

U13 Trophy: Presdales 30 St Mary’s Catholic 5;

U15 Shield: Sir John Lawes 10 Knights Templar 10 (Sir John Lawes win on countback);

U15 Trophy: Beaumont 30 St Mary’s Catholic 10.

Mark Elliott, President of Hertfordshire RFU, presented the trophies and said: “The numbers taking part were unbelievable and it was good to see so many smiling faces of the girls clearly enjoying their rugby.”

Beaumont and St Mary’s U15 teams will be attending the QBE International between England and South Africa on Saturday November 24, to showcase the RFU National Girls U15 Schools Competition, which this year is being introduced in addition to the U13 Girls Competition.

The girls will play on the pitch before the match, and will form the Guard of Honour as England and South Africa run out – a marvellous day for everyone involved to look forward to.

For more information about Girls’ Rugby in schools please contact Clare Cooper, Women’s Rugby Development Officer clarecooper@rfu.com .

Festival of Girls Rugby, Sunday 16th December

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Providing the weather holds and is kind to us,  we have yet another feast of girls rugby lined up this coming Sunday 16th December 
at Hemel Hempastead RFC

Both  games are scheduled to kick off at 2pm and the girls are meeting at Camelot at 1pm 
Encouragingly all four teams have confirmed the fixture already ,   and all have good sized squads 
Also it is very  encouraging that girls from 7 different clubs will be taking part 
 

U15

Royston /Camelot take on Bishops Stortford / Harlow in a London and SE league and also as a  Herts League fixture 

 U18

Herts BaaBaas take on Beccles U18 also in a London & SE League fixture 


Spread the word and lets get as much support there as we can 

 Thanks 
 Kevin 

Kevin Green 
Fixture Sec - Herts Baa Baas U18
Hon Sec  - Herts Girls U15 League

Herts Girls Open Development Training - Sunday 3rd February

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Herts Girls Open Development Training - Sunday 3rd February

We will be holding an U15s and U18s Herts Development Training session at Welwyn RFC on this Sunday 3 February at 1.30pm. 

I am sorry for the short notice, but it is due to the RFU having re-scheduled the divisional trials to this Sunday, and consequently some league matches have been cancelled.

It is open to all U15 and U18 in the county who either play for a club or a school, irrespective of experience or ability. So any girls who haven't already got a match are encouraged to come along.

We will also look to hold similar sessions on some of the other divisional dates (10th and 17th February; 10th and 24th March). If any club would like to host a training day or match on any of these dates please let me know.

At future sessions a former coach of the USA ladies team has offered to help and we hope to have the England U20s coach as well.

We would also like to involve U13 girls at future dates - please let me know if you are willing to run a training session for this age group.

Adrian Pomfret
Herts Girls Rugby
07906863550

Nine Herts Girls in London & South East Division Girls Squads

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After the recent divisional trials at Allianz Park on 3rd February, the following Hertfordshire County Girls have been selected for the London & South East squads:

Under 18
Harriet Austin
Lotte Clapp
Vicci Cogger
Sydney Gregson
Florence Jones
Bryony Pomfret

Under 15
Hannah Botterman
Zoe Harrison
Ellena Perry

Second Herts Girls Open Development Training - Sunday 10 February

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We will be holding an U13, U15 and U18 Herts Development Training session at Welwyn RFC on this Sunday 10 February at 1.30pm. 

It is open to all U13, U15 and U18 girls in the county who play for a club or a school, irrespective of experience or ability. So any girls who haven't already got a match are encouraged to come along.

We are hoping to organise a match-based session on the following Sunday (17th February) where girls can turn up and we will form them into teams to play informal matches. 

Adrian Pomfret
Herts Girls Rugby
07906863550

Herts 7s 2013

Herts County Trials 2013

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The Herts Girls county trials will take place on Sunday 22 September at Hitchin RFC, King George V Playing Fields, Old Hale Way, Hitchin SG5 1XL.

Girls should arrive at 1:30pm for registration, with the session starting at 2pm and finishing around 3:30pm. Girls should arrive dressed ready for rugby in case the changing rooms are not available until later.

If you wish to attend the trials please return the attached registration form by Wednesday 18 September at the latest. It must be signed by a parent for any player under the age of 18, to give permission for the player to take part. If you are unable to scan and email the signed form please email a copy of the completed Word version of the form and bring a signed copy with you on the day.

U15s (School years 9 and 10 - plus Year 8s who have special dispensation from RFU as they have played club rugby)
Forms should be sent to: kevincgreen@hotmail.com

U18s (School years 11, 12 and 13)
Forms should be sent to: ca.summerfield@btinternet.com

On arrival at Hitchin RFC please sign in inside the clubhouse, where you will have your photo taken and be allocated a number that you will need to wear throughout the session.

Eligibility: a girls is eligible to play for Hertfordshire if:
(a) She attends a school 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.

Girls will be notified whether or not they have been selected by email by Tuesday 24 September. If you are selected you will be expected to attend all training sessions as follows:

Wednesday 25 September 7-8.30pm at Welwyn RFC
Sunday 29 September 2-3.30pm at Hitchin RFC
Wednesday 2 October 7-8.30pm at Welwyn RFC
Wednesday 30 October 7-8.30pm at Welwyn RFC
Wednesday 20 November 7-8.30pm at Welwyn RFC

Fixtures are:
Sunday 6 October Festival at Reigate Grammar School
Sunday 3 November Eastern Counties (Away at Diss)
Sunday 24 November Essex (Home)

Team shirts will be provided for matches but if selected girls will be expected to buy Herts shorts (£15) and socks (£6).

U18 and U15 Herts Squads 2013-14

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The following girls have been selected for the Herts Girls squads this season:

Under 18
Abigail Ativie
Harriet Austin
Sara Blissett
Catrin Bowser

Vicci Cogger
Hayley Everett
Sydney Gregson
Zoe Harrison
Florence Jones
Rosie Kay
Aine McMahon
Pat Metcalfe-Jones
Sandra-Jo Palfrey
Ellena Perry
Bryony Pomfret
Helen Roberts
Izzie Sloan
Megan Smith
Jeanine Stephenson
Beth Summerfield
Kate Summerfield
Aleah Townsend
Katy Walker
Tian Figg
Eleanor Wilson

Under 15
Bella Allison
Teya Ashworth
Lauren Bellinger
Alex Bentley
Katie Boggas
Hannah Botterman
Jade Clarke
Jessica Duncan
Megan Learmonth
Bethany Lee
Anna Liddelow
Abigail Morgan
Rosanna Moynihan
Chloe Olliffe
Daisy Parker
Charlotte Robinson
Helena Rowland
Chelsea Singfield
Antonia Soldano
Yasmin Tasker
Cara Wardle

Under 15 Development Squad
Catherine Cirkel
Rita Mukwahuri
Emma Powdrill
Grace Spillane
Elizabeth Timpson

Herts U18 Girls win London & South East Rugby Festival

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Herts beat Surrey in the final to take the London & South East county rugby festival title for the second time in succession on Sunday 6 October.

The Herts girls romped through the pool round without conceding a try. The first match was a comprehensive 50-0 victory over Eastern Counties. Strong running by forwards Ellena Perry and Harriet Austin, followed by a string of passes among the backs, resulted in Katy Walker scoring the first try in the corner.

Sydney Gregson completed a hatrick. Two of her tries were almost identical with strong running through the middle complete with handoffs. Her third came as a result of some good handling among the backs. Beth Summerfield scored two tries. Her first involved a neat sidestep to score under the posts and her second came from a run down the wing. Herts added a further try from their inside centre and Zoe Harrison converted five of her eight attempts.

The second match against Kent was, as expected, a tighter affair with Herts coming out with a 12 – 0 win. Kent contained Herts for much of the match allowing the Herts backs very little freedom with the ball. Herts’ first try came when prop Vicci Cogger emerged with the ball from a maul and powered her way uphill 30m to the tryline with players hanging off her. Sydney scored the second try under the post which gave Zoe an easy conversion.
 
The third pool game brought a 19 – 0 victory over Hampshire. The score line stood at 0-0 for much of the game. Bringing on Vicci towards the middle of the second half seemed to bring Herts to life and they scored three tries in quick succession by Welwyn/Hartpury teamates Vicci and Sydney (who scored twice). Zoe added two conversions.

The final was against Surrey. Herts scored in the opening minutes when the ball was moved neatly along the backs from a lineout resulting in a try for fullback Sydney. This was her seventh of the day, making her Herts’ top try scorer. Herts’ second try followed a scrum 7 metres out when their inside centre powered through the middle to score.

Herts final try of the day came when Beth picked up a loose ball near the half way line and outsprinted the Surrey defence down the wing to score in the corner. With Zoe successfully converting two of her three attempts Herts were 19-0 ahead. Surrey then came back with a try of their own to take the scoreline to 19-5. With an injury to a Herts player requiring an ambulance the match was stopped with a minute to go and Herts were divisional champions.

Head coach John Harrison said, “All the coaches are proud of the way the girls played today and they deserve to be champions. It was a fantastic team performance. All the girls worked for each other and did everything they were asked and more.” 


Team: Abigail Ativie, Harriet Austin, Sara Blissett, Vicci Cogger, Hayley, Everett, Sydney Gregson, Zoe Harrison, Florence Jones, Aine McMahon, Pat Metcalfe-Jones, Jo Palfrey, Ellena Perry, Bryony Pomfret, Helen Roberts, Megan Smith, Jeanine Stephenson, Beth Summerfield, Aleah Townsend, Katy Walker

(Photos: Jonathan Cirkel)

Herts U18 Girls too strong for Eastern Counties

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In the first of two county matches this month Hertfordshire U18 girls won very convincingly by 83-0 against an inexperienced Eastern Counties side on Sunday. The match was played at Stowmarket in very blustery conditions. Paradoxically, Herts played better against the wind in the first half, notching up nine tries. They seemed to switch off for much of the second half before rounding off strongly at the end with a further four tries.

All of the tries were scored by the backs. But the key was the domination of the pack, led by Harriet Austin, who was awesome in her destructive capability at the breakdown. With plenty of quick ball coming out in the first half, distributed superbly by half-backs Bryony Pomfret and Zoe Harrison, there was plenty of time and space for the backs to run round and through the Eastern Counties defence.

In the first half tries were scored at regular 2-4 minute intervals by Beth Summerfield (three), Katy Walker (two), Bryony, Zoe, Rosie Kay and Aine McMahon. Zoe also converted five of these in conditions that were very difficult for placekicking, as the wind was liable to whip the ball out of direction at any point.

At the half-way point Herts turned around 55-0 and so it was perhaps not so surprising that they found it
 hard to maintain the same cohesion in the second half. The play became surprisingly scrappy as the girls became a little too complacent and over-ambitious with their passing and handling errors occurred.

It wasn’t until the twentieth minute of the second half that Zoe found her way through to score once more. Eight minutes later Zoe broke through again. This time she was tackled 10 metres from the line but managed to pop up the ball to Beth who was on her shoulder and had an easy run in to score.

Even when Eastern Counties got close to the Herts try line, they were unable to execute. After they gave away a scrum at the 5-metre line, the Herts defence was rapidly turned into attack as Zoe kicked the ball downfield for Katy to run onto and carry over. The final try was scored by Beth, with a run down the wing from midway to score under the posts. Zoe converted all four tries in the second half.

With two of the Herts' divisional players unavailable, this wasn’t actually the strongest side that could have been fielded. It did, however, give the coaches the opportunity to play some of the less experienced players, with Kate Summerfield, Izzie Sloan and Tian Figg all making their Herts debuts at under 18 level. However it is hard to see much value for either side in such an unequal encounter. Even so these are still matches to be won and the girls executed much of their hard work in practice convincingly on the day. Credit should also be given to the Eastern Counties girls who didn’t give up and managed to contain the Herts girls for a 20-minute period at the start of the second half.

After the match the referee complimented the Herts girls on both their good play and excellent attitude. The second county match will take place against Essex at Hitchin on November 24.



Team: Harriet Austin, Catrin Bowser, Hayley Everett, Tian Figg, Zoe Harrison, Rosie Kay, Florence Jones, Aine McMahon, Pat Metcalfe-Jones, Ellena Perry, Bryony Pomfret, Helen Roberts, Izzie Sloan, Megan Smith, Jeanine Stephenson, Beth Summerfield, Kate Summerfield, Katy Walker,

Herts U18 Girls end season with win against Essex

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Hertfordshire U18s girls concluded their matches for this season with an overwhelming 67-0 victory against Essex. The match, held at Hitchin RFC, was actually stopped a third of the way through the second half due to a potentially serious injury to one of the Essex players, so the winning margin could have been much higher still. Luckily it turned out to be only a minor shoulder injury.

Since Essex had won their previous match against Sussex, Herts were hopeful of a more even match than the one earlier in the month against Eastern Counties. Unfortunately, Essex were only able to muster 13 players, so Herts loaned Essex two of their players in order to get a 15-aside match.

The Herts forwards were commanding at the breakdown and in the scrum. On several occasions they turned over the ball which allowed the backs to make inroads. By half time Herts had scored nine tries, three of which had come from the forwards who had found themselves with room. Zoe Harrison was on form with the boot and added six conversions to take the score to 55 – 0 at half time.

With several changes at half time, to give all the Herts girls some game time, the try rate slowed a little in the second half. Nevertheless Herts scored two further tries before the match was stopped after 14 minutes of play.

Fittingly the top scorers, with a hat-trick each, were fullback Sydney Gregson and prop Vicci Cogger. They were playing their final representative match for Herts U18s, along with Catrin Bowser, who also scored, and scrumhalf Bryony Pomfret. Katy Walker contributed two tries, Ellena Perry scored one and Zoe Harrison added one as well as her six conversions.

After the match the girls rounded off what is a short county season with some appropriate speeches at the dinner. Head coach John Harrison paid tribute to the squad who had played saying, “You can be very, very proud of everything you have achieved…you have been a pleasure to coach and fully deserve your success”.

Team: Harriet Austin, Sara Blissett, Catrin Bowser, Vicci Cogger, Hayley Everett, Tian Figg, Sydney Gregson, Zoe Harrison, Florence Jones, Rosie Kay, Aine McMahon, Pat Metcalfe-Jones, Sandra-Jo Palfrey, Ellena Perry, Bryony Pomfret, Helen Roberts, Izzie Sloan, Megan Smith, Jeanine Stephenson, Beth Summerfield, Kate Summerfield, Katy Walker


Herts U18 Girls Squad 2014-15

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This year's Herts U18 Girls trials were well attended with 39 girls attending from four different clubs. This is a big increase from 22 girls last season, and the standard stepped up too.

The following girls have been selected for the Herts U18 Girls squad this season:

Forwards
Ellena Perry
Faye Coregan*
Floss Jones
Harriet Austin
Hayley Everett
Helen Roberts
Izzie Sloan
Jeanine Stephenson
Pat Metcalfe-Jones
Rosanna Moynihan*
Sara Blissett
Tian Figg

Backs
Aine McMahon
Beth Summerfield
Ella Wyrwas*
Eloise Bloomfield*
Emily Bentley*
Hannah Botterman*
Jade Clarke*
Kate Summerfield
Katy Walker
Reece Kneafsey*
Tamzin Luftig*
Zoe Harrison

* denotes player is new to the squad this season

The following girls have been invited to join the development squad:

Forwards
Casey Rhodes
Chloe Dawson

Backs
Antonia Soldano
Charlotte Robinson
Lauren Bellinger






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