NUTTY KRUST FLOODLIT TOURNAMENT 2012 The opening fixture of this year’s Nutty Krust Under19’s tournament, sponsored by Irwins Bakery who this year celebrate their centenary, saw Clogher Valley play Lurgan at Chambers Park on Wednesday night. CLICK HERE FOR TOP CLASS PROFESSIONAL IMAGES from Tony Hendron Digital Photography On what turned out to be a […]
Instonians overcame Belfast High School in the fourth round of the Medallion Shield, winning 12-0 at Jordanstown on Saturday. In a game dominated by defence and mistakes, it was RBAI’s clinical ability to capitalise on errors that won the match. It started after only two minutes after a BHS missed tackle let Inst’s out-half Ally […]
The pictures below can also be viewed in the gallery in high resolution CLICK HERE Ulster Branch Club Community Rugby Officer Phil Marshall ran a inter schools blitz at Omagh Leisure Centre recently. The event finished off a six week coaching block in Sacred Heart College, Omagh High, Drumragh Int College and Omagh CBS. With […]
Belfast High School eased past Friends in a delayed third round Medallion Shield match, winning by 57 points to 8 on Saturday. Both teams played good rugby, but the Lisburn team were up against it after early tries from Darren Scott, Alex Curry and Scott White put the home side 21-0 in the first 20 […]
Friends School Lisburn Medallion went out of the Medallion Shield on Saturday against a very strong Belfast High School side. Both sides had met prior to the Christmas break and BHS were dominant and would have been the best side Friends had played this season. BHS came into this fixture fresh and with a full […]
Phil Harper, Andrew Shaw, Andrew Mellon, Matthew Stockton’s, Jonny Gordon’s and Mr Morgan comment on the game, stand out players. After a few knocks Bangor GS progress to the next round, interviews below. Click Here for 13 pictures courtesy of Ken Best… if the link does not work let us know on pictures@intouchrugby.com [youtube AwmyR7poqV8] […]
BHS hosted Carrick Grammar in a rearranged fixture due to the withdrawal of Friends. It was a very blustery day in Jordanstown which made kicking and passing a job in itself. High School started very strongly and were encamped in the Carrick half for most of the first half. As I said before kicking was […]