It was a sunny but cold winter afternoon at the Northern Echo arena as Sharks ladies welcomed Bristol ladies for the latest round of the RFU Senior Cup. From kick off Sharks Lisa Cockburn fielded the ball well and ran back at the Bristol defence with intent, the ball was quickly recycled and passed out
With seven first team players on international duty at the weekend, the senior cup provided an excellent opportunity for aspiring players to experience the game at the higher level, and the players from the 2nd team drafted into this game proved to be far too strong for the Championship One League winners. Waterloo, to be
Round 3: 28th February 2016 Pool 1 Worcester 97-0 Waterloo DMP 25-12 Bristol Richmond v Bye Pool 2 Lichfield v Bye Saracens 78-0 Henley Wasps 31-5 Aylesford
Sharks travelled to play their Northern friends at Waterloo on Sunday 21st February 2016 in the Senior Cup. The pitch was in remarkable condition considering the recent weather; the sun was out with a strong breeze blowing across the ground. Waterloo got the game underway, the ball was collected by Sharks’ Katherine Hobson who ran the ball back at
Lichfield Ladies travelled to Henley Hawks for their first game in this year’s RFU Women’s Senior Cup. Despite a decent performance from the home side, Lichfield put in a good performance, showing their class in a 47-7 away win. With a much changed team, due to international commitments, Lichfield, playing with the wind in the
Richmond women returned to action this weekend in the second round of the pool stages in the Senior Cup tournament, running out against Worcester. Both teams were without their international players who are on Six Nations duty, meant that the encounter between these two sides was a much closer affair than it was in the
Round 2: 21st February 2016 Pool 1 Waterloo 0-44 DMP Sharks Richmond 29-24 Worcester Bristol v Bye Pool 2 Aylesford 5-49 Saracens Bye v Wasps Henley 7-47 Lichfield
DMP Sharks welcomed the Premiership Champions Richmond to the Northern Echo Arena for their first cup game of the season. Richmond got the game underway Sharks secured the ball but great work by Richmond’s defence kept sharks pinned in their own half. A penalty awarded to Sharks relieved the pressure as Sharks cleared the ball
Cup campaign starts with a bang for Bristol Ladies, as they beat Waterloo 57 – 3 at Trowbridge RFC. With eight first team players out on international duty, a new look Bristol side took to the field this afternoon. Waterloo started with intent, getting into the Bristol 22 within the first few minutes. Strong Bristol
Wins today for Bristol, Richmond and Wasps in the opening round of the Women’s Senior Cup competition. Unfortunately Lichfield v Saracens was postponed. Today’s scores are: Round 1: 7th February 2016 Pool 1 DMP 21-35 Richmond Bristol 57-3 Waterloo Worcester v Bye Pool 2 Henley 10-60 Wasps Lichfield v Saracens – postponed Bye v Aylesford
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