B&ARFC U15 31 - 14 IVEL BARBARIANS
Match report by Ray Dickinson
All the hard work and coaches patience came together on Sunday when after just 15 minutes Albion were 17 points to the good
and playing like demons, rarely being outside of their oponents 22.
From the kick off Ivel knocked on and a reultant advantage saw Bridgwater win posession in the backs where Centre Charlie Sturdy
ran around the defence from 40 meteres to give eventual man of the match Fly Half Harry Roles a simple conversion. Five minutes and more relentless pressure Albion were again on the scoreboard this time through 2nd row George Burtenshaw who crashed through two tackles to add five points. The conversion was narrowly missed. |
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RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION YOUNG PLAYER REGISTRATION FORM
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Last Updated on Thursday, 10 December 2009 17:42 |
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Ivel U15 17 - 5 Bridgwater & Albion U15
Match report by Ray Dickinson
On a very cold wet and windy day at Yeovil Albion should have won this game, given their possession and territorial advantage. Why they did not was because they failed to control the ball in the rucks and loose ball was invariably picked up by the oposition.
Ivel scored right from the kick off when they took the ball cleanly just in their 22 and ran through a raft of missed tackles to score within about 20 seconds! At least this had the effect of waking up Bridgwater who dominated play for most of the half, but lacked the nous to create scoring oportunities.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 07:33 |
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Burnham on Sea Under 15’s V Bridgwater and Albion Under 15’s
Result 15 – 10
A hard fought match was always going to be the order of the day, as the two teams whenever they have met in previous age groups have always shown spirit and determination.
Fortunately the heavy showers stopped prior to kick off, yet the strong wind should have been used to better advantage to assist Bridgwater in the first half. Harry Rolls, fly half kicked a penalty mid way through the first half. Against the wind, Burnham fought back and with resilience they found a rare chink in the Bridgwater defence and managed to score an unconverted try on the stroke of half time.
There was an expectation around the ground that the strong wind would favour Burnham in the second half. Dan Clarke on the wing caught an awkward high ball, his spirited run down the left flank found the Centre Charlie Sturdy who with skill and determination outpaced the opposition to score between the posts. Harry Rolls converted.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 01 November 2009 18:35 |
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About Youth Rugby
Bridgwater and Albion Rugby Union Football Club is an open club for anyone wishing to play rugby in the Bridgwater area. Originally founded in 1875, the club has continued to grow and now runs Colts, Junior and Mini teams in addition to Senior sides. The Mini section caters for boys and girls from the age of 6-12 who learn a scaled down version of the game. Players from 13 years and up play Junior rugby.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 May 2010 12:51 |
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The Good Players' Code
Young players should recognise that many people in Rugby Union are working to provide a safe and enjoyable game in which they can develop both as a player and as an individual.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 May 2010 12:47 |
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Taunton U15's 29 - 3 BARFC U15's
Match report by Mike McGeown
Having suffered a 50-odd point to nil drubbing when the two teams met earlier in the season, the Bridgwater U 15s team were not overly optimistic or confident about Sunday’s fixture which had to be transferred to Kings College as Taunton’s own pitches were waterlogged.
As it turned out the Bridgwater lads put on a feisty performance which bore no resemblance to how they played at their previous encounter. For much of the time in the first half the scores remained tied at nil – nil due, largely to some fine defensive play from both sides. However in the end, intense pressure paid off and Taunton touched down in the corner. The try was unconverted.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 December 2009 09:42 |
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A welcome from the Youth Section Chairman
It is with a great sense of pride and privilege that I pen a brief introduction to our Welcome Pack for the rugby season 2007-8. We have a great opportunity to encourage and nurture young players at our club throughout the age groups and I am also delighted that we have such a team of hard-working, talented group of coaches, helpers and managers to get the best from the youngsters.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 31 October 2009 21:40 |
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Bridgwater and Albion RFC
(Youth Section)
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2010 – 2011 SEASON
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Last Updated on Monday, 12 July 2010 09:34 |
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BRIDGWATER & ALBION YOUTH SECTION
Medical Authorisation (2010 – 2011 season)
This form authorises team coaches and/or their assistants to sigh on your behalf any papers needed by the medical authorities, at times when you cannot be contacted or be present, in case of medical treatment being required, while your son, daughter or other child in you care is training or playing competitive rugby for B&ARFC. This form must be completed for all players prior to training or matches.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 May 2010 12:48 |
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Taunton Under 15 V BARFC Under 15 Score 29 - 3
Bridgwater lads put on a feisty performance which bore no resemblance to how
they played at their previous encounter.For much of the time in the first half
the scores remained tied at nil–nil due, largely to some fine defensive play
from both sides.However in the end,intense pressure paid off and Taunton
touched down in the corner.The try was unconverted.
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U12 Roundup
Junior Rugby (6/4/09) - Match reports by Bev Fournier d'Albe
Bridgwater and Albion U12’s travelled to Minehead on the 8th of March and produced a solid performance in winning by seven tries to nil. The first of these came from Glen Serafica, taking the ball at pace from a switch move with Tom Fournier. A few minutes later full back Lewis Plece was on hand to finish off another break from Serafica. Scrum half Charlie Dean was next on the score sheet breaking blind from a scrum close to Minehead’s line.Inevitably Serafica made another bullocking run to score before halftime. Conversions were dispensed with as Albion were so on top.
The second half continued in the same vein with Bridgwater dominant in most phases of the game. George Konstam, making his debut, cut in from his wing to touch down for Bridgwater’s fifth, Senna Saunders ran in a fine solo try and Serafica got his hat trick to finish off a convincing win. Minehead scored a consolation try to make the final score 35-5.
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