Northern Bank Ulster Schools’ Round Up Saturday 29th October 2011 ~ Ballymena A v Down H (+ Pictures), RS Armagh, RBAI, Omagh A, Lurgan C, Cambridge H, Rainey E, Regent H, Grosvenor G, Ballyclare H, Banbridge A, Loretto C, Foyle C, Coleraine A, Limavady G

There was one midweek game played when Banbridge Academy hosted Loretto College from Edinburgh. The visitors started the game strongly, running in a try after just minutes on the clock. The try was converted to give the Edinburgh School an early 7-0 lead. The Banbridge team responded positively to this setback and threatened the Loretto […]

Northern Bank Ulster Schools’ Rugby Round Up Saturday 22th October 2011: Rainey, Dungannon, BRA, Regent, Carickfergus, Grosvenor, Coleraine, Banbridge, Armagh, St Gerard’s, Methody, RBAI, Ballymena, Ballyclare, Wallace, Limavady ~ Reports & Pictures

The match of the weekend involved the meeting at Pirrie Park of Methodist College and Royal Belfast Academical Institution. Rudolph Benade landed a penalty to put the home side into a 3-0 lead. Royal Belfast Academical Institution came back strongly and enjoyed the majority of territorial possession for the remainder of the first half with […]

Ballyclare Rugby Club Notes: I XV DOMINATE IN LOCAL DERBY (+ PICS) + RE-UNION FOR TOWNS WINNERS & Reports From II, IV, U17 (+ PICS) & U15 XV

Ballyclare 1st XV returned to Qual.2 league action at the Cloughan against local rivals Larne in a game sponsored by Newtownabbey Borough Council. The home side brought in Clotworthy,Byers and Tweed as the changes from the previous week against Queens. Larne had wind advantage in the first half but seldom looked like threatening the home […]

Ballyclare Rugby Club Notes: TOTAL SUCCESS ~ III XV WIN WELL ~ I XV 21 v Queens II XV 8 + Pictures & IV Pictures

Saturday was a very good day for the teams of Ballyclare Rugby Club as each one managed to win their respective league games. The 1st XV against a useful Queens 2nds in the Qualifying Conference league played possibly their best rugby so far and the “new faces” such as Gillan,Baird and Robinson all made a […]