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Huddersfield face Tynedale this Saturday

Posted on 28 November 2022

This Saturday sees the second of back to back First XV home games as they face Tynedale with a 2.15pm KO. It will be a double header as Tynedale bring…

Huddersfield 26-38 Sedgley Park….Match Report

Posted on 28 November 2022

BATTLING FIELD GIVE UNBEATEN TIGERS A RUN FOR THEIR MONEY. Table topping Sedgley Park maintained their 100% winning run in National 2 North with a hard fought victory over Huddersfield,…

Huddersfield v Sedgley Park this Saturday

Posted on 22 November 2022

It will be a busy day at Lockwood Park this week as we have all 3 Senior men’s teams at home. The First XV face a tough game against league…

Silcoates sponsor Tom Hodson

Posted on 21 November 2022

We are pleased to announce that Silcoates will sponsor Tom Hodson for the 2022-23 season. Silcoates is an excellent independent school for boys and girls based in Wrenthorpe, Wakefield….

West Leeds 43-36 A-Team….Match Report

Posted on 20 November 2022

The A-Team were hit by several late cry offs this weekend. Joe Shiel sadly couldn’t make it as his cover shoot for Men’s Health clashed. Niall Phayer couldn’t make it…

FYLDE 57 – 14 HUDDERSFIELD…..MATCH REPORT.

Posted on 16 November 2022

Fylde backs cut loose and show their class. Title chasing Fylde demonstrated their class with an emphatic win over Huddersfield in National 2 North. They ran in 9 tries, including…

Falcons 17-0 Moortown 3rds….Match Report

Posted on 16 November 2022

Irish shines at Winger! Next – Fly Half Great defence from the lads in what was a physical game. Thinking 3’s…..can’t be much there, but was very impressed with the…

Huddersfield 20-14 Wharfedale….Match Report

Posted on 8 November 2022

HUDDERSFIELD 20 – 14 WHARFEDALE….MATCH REPORT. Fourteen man Field dig in deep to secure spoils. Huddersfield earned their second National 2 North win beating Yorkshire rivals, Wharfedale, in a close…

Coach arrangements to Fylde

Posted on 8 November 2022

A coach will be going to the First XV game to Fylde. For any supporters wishing to travel, please meet at 11.15am to depart Lockwood Park at 11.30am. The cost…

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Field face Tynedale RFC
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We will be holding a pre-match lunch prior to the game. £18 members/£23 non-members. Call 01484 469801 to book on for lunch now!

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HUDDERSFIELD 26-38 SEDGLEY PARK....MATCH REPORT.

Table topping Sedgley Park maintained their 100% winning run in National 2 North with a hard fought victory over Huddersfield, although the Lockwood Park outfit gave them a serious run for their money and finished with a well deserved try scoring bonus point.

At the end of a second half, in which Field staged a determined come back, skipper Lewis Bradley crashed over for his second try of the afternoon to secure the bonus and lift his team up one place in the league standings.

After the game Huddersfield’s Director of Rugby, Gaz Lewis said, ‘In the first half Sedgley played with speed and accuracy. They pulled our defence out of shape and we struggled to get set. Many teams would have capitulated and I was proud with the way the lads played for the full eighty minutes and came a way with the four try bonus point.’

Tigers were off the mark in the opening minutes when flanker, Mark Goodman, scored from a catch and drive from a lineout. Although Field made a positive response to the early set back they were unable to prevent their pacey opponents extending their lead with two more tries in the first quarter.

Winger Rhys Henderson rounded the Field defence for the first of them after a good break by full back Andrew Riley, with prop Cashel Chilvers scoring from close range for the second. All three were converted by fly half Stephen Collins.

Henderson was yellow carded on 27 minutes for an extremely late tackle on his opposite number Lewis Workman and it wasn’t long before Field cashed in on their extra man.

The penalty took play to the 5 metre line and the maul from the lineout took it in field. Tigers were penalised again, this time the home side opted to scrummage. The Field pack were strong at the set piece and the visitors were penalised twice more for infringing at it before skipper Lewis Bradley picked up and crashed over from behind an eventually steady scrum. Will Milner added the conversion.

Tigers scored their bonus point try on the stroke of half time when flanker George Bordhill drove over from a lineout, leaving the score at the break 7-28.

Field started the second half briskly. Centre Ed Barber made a fine break, delivering a nifty off load to Fin Stewart on the wing and Tigers found themselves being pressed on their line. Field worked the ball through the phases and had Tigers scrambling in defence before Barber powered over for a try on 53 minutes which Milner converted.

Tigers composed themselves after the set back and showed the class that has placed them top of the table. Two unconverted tries mid-way through the half by centre Robert Holloway and Bordill finally scotching any hope of an upset.

The home side did however hit back and finished the match strongly, their mettle and determination earning them the well deserved bonus point with two more tries in the final ten minutes.

After sustained pressure on the Tigers line prop, Loz Sanderson forced his way over for the first of them, which Milner failed to convert from wide out, before Bradley rounded things off in the final play of the match. Milner’s conversion brought an entertaining game to an end.

Field host Tynedale at Lockwood Park next Saturday, kick off 2.15pm. They will be hoping to carry on where they left off and pick up a third win of the campaign over the team in 7th place.

Huddersfield: Hodson; Workman; Law; Barber; Stewart; Milner; Summers; Thompson; Stapley; Sanderson; Pearson; Jennings; Myers; Parfitt; Bradley. Replacements: Effiom; Rollins; Potter; Swift; Lee.

Written by Richard Sykes.

Photos Dave Morton.

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HUDDERSFIELD 26-38 SEDGLEY PARK....MATCH REPORT.

Table topping Sedgley Park maintained their 100% winning run in National 2 North with a hard fought victory over Huddersfield, although the Lockwood Park outfit gave them a serious run for their money and finished with a well deserved try scoring bonus point.

At the end of a second half, in which Field staged a determined come back, skipper Lewis Bradley crashed over for his second try of the afternoon to secure the bonus and lift his team up one place in the league standings.

After the game Huddersfield’s Director of Rugby, Gaz Lewis said, ‘In the first half Sedgley played with speed and accuracy. They pulled our defence out of shape and we struggled to get set. Many teams would have capitulated and I was proud with the way the lads played for the full eighty minutes and came a way with the four try bonus point.’

Tigers were off the mark in the opening minutes when flanker, Mark Goodman, scored from a catch and drive from a lineout. Although Field made a positive response to the early set back they were unable to prevent their pacey opponents extending their lead with two more tries in the first quarter.

Winger Rhys Henderson rounded the Field defence for the first of them after a good break by full back Andrew Riley, with prop Cashel Chilvers scoring from close range for the second. All three were converted by fly half Stephen Collins.

Henderson was yellow carded on 27 minutes for an extremely late tackle on his opposite number Lewis Workman and it wasn’t long before Field cashed in on their extra man.

The penalty took play to the 5 metre line and the maul from the lineout took it in field. Tigers were penalised again, this time the home side opted to scrummage. The Field pack were strong at the set piece and the visitors were penalised twice more for infringing at it before skipper Lewis Bradley picked up and crashed over from behind an eventually steady scrum. Will Milner added the conversion.

Tigers scored their bonus point try on the stroke of half time when flanker George Bordhill drove over from a lineout, leaving the score at the break 7-28.

Field started the second half briskly. Centre Ed Barber made a fine break, delivering a nifty off load to Fin Stewart on the wing and Tigers found themselves being pressed on their line. Field worked the ball through the phases and had Tigers scrambling in defence before Barber powered over for a try on 53 minutes which Milner converted.

Tigers composed themselves after the set back and showed the class that has placed them top of the table. Two unconverted tries mid-way through the half by centre Robert Holloway and Bordill finally scotching any hope of an upset.

The home side did however hit back and finished the match strongly, their mettle and determination earning them the well deserved bonus point with two more tries in the final ten minutes.

After sustained pressure on the Tigers line prop, Loz Sanderson forced his way over for the first of them, which Milner failed to convert from wide out, before Bradley rounded things off in the final play of the match. Milner’s conversion brought an entertaining game to an end.

Field host Tynedale at Lockwood Park next Saturday, kick off 2.15pm. They will be hoping to carry on where they left off and pick up a third win of the campaign over the team in 7th place.

Huddersfield: Hodson; Workman; Law; Barber; Stewart; Milner; Summers; Thompson; Stapley; Sanderson; Pearson; Jennings; Myers; Parfitt; Bradley. Replacements: Effiom; Rollins; Potter; Swift; Lee.

Written by Richard Sykes.

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