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FULL MATCH: Challenge Cup R3 - Sharlston Rovers v Oldham (11/03/2005)

A game from the archives - Sharlston Rovers host Oldham in 2005 Challenge Cup at the Lionheart Stadium, Featherstone. Sharlston Rovers (v Oldham, at Lionheart Stadium, Featherstone) from: Lingard, Maskill, Davis, Brook, Potter, Grimshaw, Agar, Booth, Bettinson, Sayer, Ward, Bailey, Thaler, Smith, Long, plus two. Read more at: https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/minnows-are-seeking-taste-of-cup-glory-1-2281254

Hunslet Old Boys 4, Sharlston Rovers 12 - Pennine Premier (14/12/2013) Highlights

Featherstone Rovers 30 Sheffield Eagles 32 - Co-operative championship 1st August 2010 HD

The end of the season is in sight and Rovers just need a win against Sheffield today to ensure top spot in the league and a home fixture in the top of the table clash in the play offs. On paper looking at the league the game should be a formality but everyone knows how Featherstone can slip up on occasions and Sheffield still have a reputation for results above their standing when playing Rovers. As they had done in the NRC earlier this season Sheffield arrived in a mood to spoil the party and had the skill and tenacity to do just that as they won a close game by one extra conversion and left the league mathematically still open. Featherstone Rovers: 1. Hardman 26. Hardaker 3. Smeaton 4. Welham 5. Steel 6. Briggs 9. Finn 10. Dickens 31. Kaye 17. Tonks 12. Grayshon 18. Spears 11. Dale Substitutes 7. Kain 16. Manning 13. Sherriffe 19. Divorty Tries Briggs (26), Hardaker (36,69), Steel (49), Spears (62), Welham (78) Goals Briggs 2, Finn Sheffield Eagles: 24.Taulapapa 2. Danny Mills 3. Yere 23. Ropati 26. Bergen 6. Lindsay 29. Brown 22. Hepworth 9. Cook 10. Stringer 11. Szostak 13. Green 19. Hirst Substitutes 31. Hanson 17. Rowe 18. Haley 34. Henderson Tries Yere (9,12,56), Lindsay (31), Bergin (43), Ropati (59) Goals Bergin 2, Brown 2 Half Time 12 - 14 Referee Mr R Hicks Scoring sequence 0-4, 0-8, 6-8, 6-14, 12-14, 12-20, 16-20, 16-26, 16-32, 20-32, 24-32, 30-32 Crowd: 2381

Featherstone Rovers 30 Sheffield Eagles 32 - Co-operative championship 1st August 2010

The end of the season is in sight and Rovers just need a win against Sheffield today to ensure top spot in the league and a home fixture in the top of the table clash in the play offs. On paper looking at the league the game should be a formality but everyone knows how Featherstone can slip up on occasions and Sheffield still have a reputation for results above their standing when playing Rovers. As they had done in the NRC earlier this season Sheffield arrived in a mood to spoil the party and had the skill and tenacity to do just that as they won a close game by one extra conversion and left the league mathematically still open. Featherstone Rovers: 1. Hardman 26. Hardaker 3. Smeaton 4. Welham 5. Steel 6. Briggs 9. Finn 10. Dickens 31. Kaye 17. Tonks 12. Grayshon 18. Spears 11. Dale Substitutes 7. Kain 16. Manning 13. Sherriffe 19. Divorty Tries Briggs (26), Hardaker (36,69), Steel (49), Spears (62), Welham (78) Goals Briggs 2, Finn Sheffield Eagles: 24.Taulapapa 2. Danny Mills 3. Yere 23. Ropati 26. Bergen 6. Lindsay 29. Brown 22. Hepworth 9. Cook 10. Stringer 11. Szostak 13. Green 19. Hirst Substitutes 31. Hanson 17. Rowe 18. Haley 34. Henderson Tries Yere (9,12,56), Lindsay (31), Bergin (43), Ropati (59) Goals Bergin 2, Brown 2 Half Time 12 - 14 Referee Mr R Hicks Scoring sequence 0-4, 0-8, 6-8, 6-14, 12-14, 12-20, 16-20, 16-26, 16-32, 20-32, 24-32, 30-32 Crowd: 2381

Yorkshire 32 Lancashire 20 - BARLA County Tri-Series 2009 (The decider)

Yorkshire seal their 6th consecutive defence of ther BARLA County Tri-Series championship with a victory over the red-rose of Lancashire. Yorkshire put themselves in the driving seat with an explosive first half taking 26-0 lead but Lancashire hitback with 20 points in a half only dented by a Yorkshire try. Y 2nd Min TRY #4 Stuart Smith GOAL #7 Carl Puckering 6-0 Y 17min TRY #7 Carl Puckering 10-0 Y 21min TRY #1 James Craven GOAL #7 Carl Puckering 16-0 Y 30min TRY #5 Mike Johnson 20-0 Y 34min TRY #8 Tommy Harrison GOAL #7 Cal Puckering 26-0 HT L 42min TRY #5 Mark Jones 26-4 L 44min TRY #3 Ian Schoefield GOAL #3 Ian Schoefield 26-10 Y 67min TRY #17 Lee Fewliss GOAL #2 Leigh Rientoul 32-10 L 74min TRY #5 Mark Jones 32-14 L 78min TRY #7 Ryan Smith GOAL #3 Ian Schoefield 32-20 Yorkshire Team 1.James Craven (Thornhill) 2.Leigh Rientoul (York Acorn) 3.Lee Maskill (Sharlston Rovers) 4.Stuart Smith (Skirlaugh) 5.Mike Johnson (Myton) 6.Lee Gudor (Siddal) 7.Carl Puckering (East Hull) 8.Trevour Penrose (Skirlaugh) 9.Tom Harrison (Skirlaugh) 10.Lee Cator (East Hull) 11.Tom Hill (York Acorn) 12.Jamie Dodds (Eastmoor) 13.Steve Ramsey (Brotherton) 14.Kris Walker (Myton) 15.Richard Dunham (Myton) 16.Luke Varley (Cas Panthers) 17.Lee Fewless (Myton) Lancashire Team 1.Shaun Quinn (Thatto Heath) 2.Anthony Atherton (Wigan St Pats) 3.Ian Schoefield (Wigan ST Pats 4.Leon Brennan (Leigh Miners) 5.Mark Jones (Leigh Miners) 6.Ryan Peters (Leigh East) 7.Ryan Smith (Leigh Miners) 8.Dean Balmer (Leigh Miners) 9.Steve McDermott (Halton Simms Cross) 10.Mike Randal (Halton Simms Cross) 11.John Smith (Bank Quay Bulls) 12.Dave Cookson (Oldham St Annes) 13.Shaun Foster (Wigan StCuthberts) 14.Jamie Dallimore (Wigan StCuthberts) 15.Simon Stevens (Leigh East) 16.Tom Eckersley (Leigh Miners) 17.Dave Walls (Wigan St Cuthberts)

BARLA ACE Insurance (Europe) National Cup 2010 Launch Video

The first and second round ties of the BARLA ACE Insurance (Europe) were drawn this evening (Thursday 19th November) at the Chevinage base of current holders Siddal. Out of the 76 hopefuls including SRL outfit Leeds Trinity and RLC team Bristol Sonics, 24 names went into the first round draw to bring competing team down to 64 for the second round stage. ROUND ONE - scheduled for Sat 5th December 2009 Ovenden v Ossett Trinity Batley Boys v Eastmoor Dragons Shaw Cross Sharks v Irlam Hornets Blackbrook v East Leeds Liversedge v Higginshaw Waterhead v Egremont Rangers Bristol Sonics v Orrell St James Heysham Atoms v Bamber Bridge Salterbeck Storm v East Leeds A Leeds Trinity v Keighley Town Westgate Wolves v Crosfields Lowca v Distington ROUND TWO - scheduled for Sat 16th January 2010

BARLA U23s38, Ukraine RL 20 - Ukraine Tour 2009

The BARLA Great Britain Under 23s Touring side get off to a brilliant start racing into a 24-8 half time lead versus the Ukraine Rugby League Federation. To the hosts credit they hit back late to close respectfully 38-20 in volcanic temperatures. 8 min TRY Aaron Low GOAL Ryan Peters 0-6 12 min TRY Aaron Low 0-10 16 min TRY Sergey Kravchenki 4-10 27 min TRY Ashley Johannessen GOAL Ryan Peters 4-16 29 min TRY Leigh Rientoul 4-20 33 min TRY Artyom Liubensky 8-20 40 min TRY Ryan Peters 8-24 HALF TIME 45 min TRY Sam Jones GOAL Ryan Peters 8-30 67 min TRY Ashley Johannessen 8-34 71 min TRY Leigh Rientoul 8-38 74 min TRY #7 Oleg Marhaj GOAL Artyom Livbensky 14-38 80 min TRY #7 Oleg Marhaj GOAL Artyom Livbensky 20-38 Ukraine Team : VladimizMashkin , Andrew Bashevsky , Jgor Shevtsov, Sergey Romanko , Alexsandr Skozbach, Artyom Liubensky , Oleg Marhaj, Vladimia Loben, Yuri Smolij, Michail Troyan, Sergey Kravchenko, Alexsandr Kozak, Pavel Kerdakov , Vyacheslav Chukrah , Anctuz Martybosyan , Dmitny Semenenka , Pavel Petrovsky . BARLA Great Britain Under 23s Team : Rhys Davies (Egremont) Sam Jones (Barrow) Aaron Low (Barrow) Mike Johnson (Myton) Leigh Rientoul (York Acorn) Ryan Peters (Leigh East) Danny Rowse (Hunslet Warriors) Steven Talbot (Thornhill) Tommy Harrison (Skirlaugh) Zac Johnson (Shaw Cross) Dave Cookson (Oldham St Annes) Marc Haycock (Cockermouth) Ashley Johannessen (East Hull) Subs : Francis King (Wath Brow Hornets) Adam Thomason (Leigh Miners Rangers) Richard Dunham (Myton) Lee Fewlass (Myton) Referee : Richard Cowling (Oldham, UK) Man of the Match : BARLA : Aaron Low (Barrow) Ukraine : Oleg Marhaj

Sharlston Rovers 36 West Bowling A 18 - Pennine Presidents Cup Final 2009

Sharlston Rovers wearily defeat West Bowling A in the Pennine Presidents Cup Final to round off the Pennine double in a massive season for Rovers. Held at The Tetleys stadium Desbury