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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 00:00 |
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Leeds Met 56 - 6 Northumbria
5th November 2008
Headingley Stadium
Leeds met got off to a poor start by failing to complete their sets, which resulted in Northumbria coming out with the majority of the possession in the opening twenty minutes. With the frustration building amongst the Met side they defended well against several strong attacking sets from the visitors. The deadlock finally ended when powerful running from Jason Hart got him over the line for the opening try with McKinley converting
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008 00:00 |
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Hull’s one man show over powers Team Northumbria
On a Freezing cold Wednesday afternoon at Bullocksteads, Hull University travelled to Newcastle for the latest instalment of the Gillette Super Six League. Hull started the quicker and it only took 4 minutes for Hull’s Dennis Tuffor to burst through some sloppy defence to streak in from half way before seeing his own conversion attempt fall short.
Northumbria’s forwards started to get into the game but couldn’t convert the pressure into ppints. 18 minutes in and Hull scored against the run of play through centre Jordan Rice who touched down in the left corner, a great conversion from Tuffor took the score to 0 - 10.
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008 20:08 |
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An exciting new Student Rugby League tournament which pits the country’s six best University teams against each other gets underway this Wednesday (15th October).
The Gillette Student Super Six is made up of sides from Leeds Metropolitan University, Hull University, Loughborough University, Birmingham University, Northumbria University and St Mary’s University (West London).
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Wednesday, 22 October 2008 00:00 |
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Loughborough 74
Northumbria 0
SIMON PERRY at Towers Pitch Loughborough
The second round of the Gillette Super 6’s saw a buoyant Loughborough take on Northumbria; it was unknown territory for both teams as they had never previously encountered each other.
The game started with a typically swift tempo which provided an even arm wrestle for the first twenty minutes or so. Loughborough were penalised for a number of early errors which meant for the first 10 minutes they seemed to be defending more than attacking.
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