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Jul 2, 2009, 12:45 pmA big congratulations to Nige Johnson on being appointed Assistant Coach to the England Ladies RL Team. This is a tremendous achievement and puts the Bulldogs on the map in that one of our own coaches has reached such a high standard - good luck on the forthcoming tour to France.
Jun 24, 2009, 3:56 pm
Calling all Bulldogs! Warrington Ladies are hosting a Bingo, this Sunday 28th June. The night starts at 7.30pm and will be in the Community Centre. A great night is in store with some terrific prizes, with part of the proceeds going towards the Bulldogs. Tell your mates, tell your dates, but don't be late!!
New season u -16s Training to start saturday 4th July
Jun 17, 2009, 7:31 pm
Please note that pre season training is due to start on Saturday 4th July at 10.30am on the rugby field .
New players very welcome.
For any further information contact Ged on 07900 266624
Information for under 7s parents
Jun 5, 2009, 9:56 amThe presentation is at 6 o'clock on Saturday at Burtonwood Catholic Club. Food is being provided. Can the team wear their Burtonwood Bulldogs shirts so that all the children have the same on (not all children have the polo t-shirts).
I am not there on Saturday so I hope it all goes well and everyone has a good time.
Just to remind you there is no training on Saturdays but we will continue training on Tuesdays at 6pm on the field.
Clare
Jun 3, 2009, 7:33 pmTHE U7S TO U10S PRESENTATION NIGHT IS ON SAT 6TH JUNE AT BURTONWOOD CATHOLIC CLUB 6PM START WITH FOOD AND A DISCO PROVIDED
Jun 1, 2009, 9:03 pm
A very good win against a tough Waterhead side in the final match of the regular season saw the Bulldogs record a 7 tries to 1 victory in blistering heat.
Try scorers Taylor Clare (3); Tom Baines (2); Scott Turton (1) and Ben Mullally.
Top Attack: Tom Baines
Top Defence: Adam Conway
Man of the Match: Chris Hurst.
VOLUNTEER WORKSHOPS - SUPPORT THE BULLDOGS
May 30, 2009, 10:10 am
Two new Rugby League volunteer workshops aimed at parents, are being piloted in the
North West
.
The first, “Parents Volunteer Workshop”, promotes parents getting involved in volunteer roles at clubs, whist the second, “A Parents Guide To Respect”, is a workshop designed at getting parents up to date at what is expected of spectators who attend games at local clubs, professional clubs and internationals.
The workshops generate plenty of discussion and help clubs to appreciate how parents can support the club as volunteers. Both workshops take only 20 minutes to be delivered and are available to all community clubs in the
North West
.
The Parent volunteer workshop includes information on;
* The typical volunteer
* Club Values
* Benefits of volunteering
* Club expectations
* Impact of volunteering
Each area highlights ways a Parent can become involved in a club and volunteer just 30 minutes a week to their club and the impact that this could have!
The Parents guide to respect workshop provides parents with information on how they should behave whilst watching a game on the sidelines. It explains about being positive and encouraging respect amongst spectators, players, parents and referees.
Warrington
Service area are hosting a joint workshop on Wednesday 3rd June at
6 - 7pm
at
Warrington
collegiate. They are looking for parents that are not currently involved with our club to attend and hopefully go back to their club with a new role in mind.
To book your place contact Alan Kilshaw,
Warrington
and Cheshire Rugby League Service Area Coordinator at
AKilshaw@warrington.ac.uk or 01925 494624 / 07874308426.
Could you also drop an e-mail to myself,
petermcconnell45@btinternet.com
to give feedback and whether you would like to volunteer for the coming season.
May 25, 2009, 3:09 pmGreat result to complete the season in some very difficult conditions, all the 12 guys available applied themselves brilliantly in some fierce heat.
Credit should also go to Pilks who had the same number of players therefore substitutions were limited, whilst players were flagging in the sun.
It would be only fair to say that the second half was won 6-4 by Pilks
Great attack, including 2 tries, and defence from Joseph Frith earned him a deserved the man of the match award.
Top defender went to Joe Mannion, who's work rate around the marker was phenominal.
Adam Ireland received top attacker for his organisation from acting half back, where he used the ball well and off loaded at the right time to create space.
Ben Legge, once again gave an unerring performance in both defence and attack making numerous copy book tackles and gaining some hard yards up the middle of the park.
Other tries came from Joe Heaton and Jack Field. Complete with 3 conversions.
Finally congratulations to all 17 of the squad who have put in a sterling effort throughout the season, it has been thoroughly enjoyable to watch you continuing progress.
From all the coaches Mal, Daz, Andy & Howard
Have a great night on the 6th June.
Looking forward to next season.
May 22, 2009, 5:33 amthe u10s are at home on sun 24th could everybody meet at 10.00 at the comm centre for a 10.30 ko
May 17, 2009, 7:25 pmA very strong all-round team performance today by the U8s against a strong and determined Leigh East side.
Most pleasing for the coaches today was the outstanding defence stopping very strong Leigh East drives from start to end and the fact that all the team really got stuck-in today.
Try scorers Aidan Doyle (4); Scott Turton (2); Jordan Lees (1) and Max Nicholls (1).
Top Attack: Jordan Lees
Top Defence: Taylor Clare
Man of the Match: Aidan Doyle
Well done boys, you were fantastic today, in my opinion our best performance of the season.
Special thanks must also go to the excellent Leigh East referee.
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