
The Seckford Shield 2016 was another feast of touch rugby in glorious sunshine for the most part with eight teams vying for the coveted shield. The Woodbridge Colts team took the top award with others close behind.
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The Seckford Shield 2016 was another feast of touch rugby in glorious sunshine for the most part with eight teams vying for the coveted shield. The Woodbridge Colts team took the top award with others close behind.
WE ARE MISSING NUMBERS 1, 3 & 20 FROM THE SENIOR AWAY KIT
THEY ARE BLACK WITH SKY BLUE STRIPES DOWN THE SIDE
WHITE SPONSOR LOGO OF “THE OLD MARINER”.
KERRI WOULD VERY MUCH APPRECIATE THEIR RETURN
This is an invitation to all members to come along to the Club at 6:30 pm on Wednesday 31st August to learn more about “Electric Vehicles – The current state of the market and the charging network” with a talk given by Darren Smith EV Manager at Glyn Hopkin and Robbie Gawthorpe of East Green Energy.
The talk, which is being organised by Ipswich Engineering Society will include details about the Nissan Leaf zero emission car and you will also have a chance to drive a one of their demonstrator vehicles during the course of the evening.
This meeting will be held on the 31st August
ELECTRIC VEHICLES – THE CURRENT STATE OF THE MARKET AND THE CHARGING NETWORK
PLUS THE NISSAN LEAF
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 31ST 2016
WOODBRIDGE RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB
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We’ve been informed that following the judging of the Suffolk Coastal Business and Community Awards, Woodbridge RFU has been voted as a finalist in the category Club of the Year. This is a tremendous achievement against some incredibly tough competition this year. The full short list is on www.scbca.co.uk. The Awards presentation, including a three course meal and live music, will take place on Thursday 15th September at 6.30pm
AGM time again chums. Step up and join your Committee – one of the other top teams in the Club with a strong record of bringing home the silverware.
All pitches are out of bounds until further notice due to re-seeding. Thanks for your understanding.
What fun. A record May Ball attendance for a record season. Glamourous and handsome sportsmen and women, awsome award-winners, stylish supporters, charming Coaches and munificent management. All this with two bars and tasty nosh. Thanks to Rob and his organisers, all the auction prize donators, Ken and his team, the Felix Simpson band and our caterers; Somerleyton Private. What a great Club.
Facebook album links Ball Pictures and Award Pictures
Suffolk Sport has launched the Suffolk Sports Awards 2016. This prestigious event awards and celebrates sporting excellence throughout Suffolk. Reward the sporting heroes in your club or sport and those leading sport and physical activity projects in your area by giving them recognition and thanks they deserve.
The Suffolk Sports Awards event is taking place on 18th November 2016 at Trinity Park, Ipswich and will be celebrating Suffolk Sport’s 20th year growing physical activity in Suffolk.
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You can vote here: http://suffolksport.com/survey/survey.asp?survey=20010043
Junior Section Awards reflected yet another safe, enjoyable and rewarding season of great rugby played by our fine young young men and women. Awards were presented and thanks given for hard-working Coaches and ever-supportive parents. Many thanks to out-going Junior Chairman Graham Kill who passes the reins to Alex Brigginshaw. Have a good summer break everyone.
A full Facebook Gallery is here
Report from Tim Owens…..Another Cup to add to Woodbridge Under 15’s Trophy Cabinet!
The tournament started with Braintree, who very much shocked us by scoring a brilliant powerhouse of a try straight through the middle of our centres and scoring under the posts. But that was the last they had of the ball and we romped home with 5 tries scored by Marcus, Josh, Barnaby, Elliott and Jake.
Hadleigh next and as last year’s winners they were going to be a much tougher opponent and they scored the opening and closing tries, however in between we scored 5 tries from Marcus, Elliott, Travis, Marcus again, and Tom Aston.
Ipswich followed and another win, with 6 tries to 1 scored by Marcus, Josh, Charlie, Alex, Tom Aston and Alex again.
Last pool match was Eley and we won 7 tries to 1, scores by Elliott, Tom Aston, Barnaby, Marcus, Barnaby, Charlie and Will.
Semi-final time and Sudbury, big bunch of boys who played with great spirit but played a 15 a side game which as soon as we got the ball we exploited width and scored 5 tries to their 2, by Marcus, Josh, Marcus, Travis and Barnaby.
Final v Bury St Edmunds – a really tight score 7-5 to us, but we ruled the pitch for ¾ of the game, and ruined several chances of another couple of tries by not doing what we had done so well in the previous games and use the width, overlap and mismatches, that said we never really looked like losing so the score was correct on possession and territory.
Our team member voted Woodbridge “man of the tournament” goes to Sean for his amazing fitness as a forward, stealing ball and making tackles across the park, but also for his great supporting runs, leading to him scoring under the posts in the final. Well done Sean!
Lastly, for the second year running the Ipswich Rio Sevens tournament referees awarded a Woodbridge player to be their U15’s Tournament Man of the Match – which this year went to Elliott.