:: Summer Training Camp with Dewsbury Rams |
Thursday 9th August 2007 |
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There will be two different training programmes, one suitable for 8-12 year olds and one suitable for 12-16 year olds, each spread over 2 days.
The 8-12’s sessions will be on Tuesday 14th and Tuesday 21st of August.
The 12-16’s sessions will be on Thursday 16th and Thursday 23rd of August.
The Summer Training Camp is FREE and anyone wishing to attend should complete this form and return it to: Kane Epati, Dewsbury Rams RLFC, Tetley’s Stadium, Owl Lane, Dewsbury, WF12 7RH.
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:: Dewsbury Rams 36 - 38 Halifax |
Monday 6th August 2007 |
 | It's strange to find myself looking back at this afternoon's game with such disappointment. A few hours ago I'd have been perfectly happy with a point against Halifax. Tonight I'm disappointed, because we could, and probably should have had all three. more |
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:: Rams Academy 14 - 12 Halifax Academy |
Friday 3rd August 2007 |
 | 1. Ian Preece. 2. Gary North. 3. Ryan Glynn. 4. John Oakes. 5. Adam Rudys. 6. Danny Ratcliffe. 7. Andrew Tillotson. 8. Jake Wilson. 9. Luke Haigh. 10. Keegan Hirst. 11. Andy Spink. 12. Chris Grice. 13. Taran Wildey. Subs: 14. Tom Colleran. 15. Chris Green. 16. Joe Waters. 17. Kyle SampsonTry: Ian Preece
Goals: Danny Ratcliffe (5) |
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:: Dewsbury Rams 10 - 36 Castleford Tigers |
Monday 30th July 2007 |
| First things first. Best wishes to Sid Domic and his family. It was a bold move to bring him to The Tetley’s stadium, a move that deserved a better ending. The last I heard was that he’d broken a couple of ribs and will play no further part in our season.
And to get all the bad news out of the way up front, Mr. Dawber was our referee yesterday – let’s just say that, on his first half performance, we’ve had better. On the other hand we’ve also had worse, and he didn’t affect the final result a great deal. Cas were every bit as good as their league position suggested they would be. more |
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:: Jason Southwell Calls Time On His Rugby Career |
Thursday 25th July 2007 |
 | Jason Southwell has made the decision to retire from rugby league after passing his exam to enter the police force.Jason struggled with injury for the first half of this season but worked hard in his recovery, playing a number of Academy matches in order to regain his fitness, and he had come back into the first team with a vengeance. He has done a great job for us during his time here and he will be sorely missed. The Club understands that Jason has got to think about himself and his future, and his chosen career path is with the police force rather than in the rugby league world. We would like to thank him for his time spent at Dewsbury Rams and we wish him all the best for his future career. |
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:: Rams Academy 8 - 22 Leigh Academy |
Wednesday 25th July 2007 |
| The Rams Senior Academy were beaten last night by Leigh Centurions in a tough, physical match at Tetley's Stadium.1. Tom Colleran. 2. James Craven. 3. John Oakes. 4. Ryan Glynn. 5. Adam Rudys. 6. Danny Ratcliffe. 7. Andrew Tillotson. 8. Jake Wilson. 9. Luke Haigh. 10. Liam Crawley. 11. Rob Kelly. 12. Ben Hardacre. 13. Taran Wildey. Subs: 14. Ian Preece. 15. Danny Wray. 16. Jason Southwell. 17. Keegan Hirst Try: James Craven
Goals: Danny Ratcliffe (2) |
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:: Francis Maloney Leaving The Club |
Tuesday 24th July 2007 |
 | Francis Maloney has been released from Dewsbury Rams this week and is headed for our neighbours Batley Bulldogs.There has been no fallout between Francis and the Club but with our current crop of players there will be more opportunity for him next season at Batley than with ourselves. Francis will be starting a new job with Kirklees in September so he is also giving up his work as a Community Development Manager with us. We wish Francis all the best in his new career and for the future. |
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:: Rams Sign Local Youngster Jake Wilson |
Friday 20th July 2007 |
 | Dewsbury Rams have continued with their policy of recruiting local young talent with the signing of Jake Wilson for the rest of this season and the whole of next season. The 18 year old has been playing in the Senior Academy this season where he has impressed enough to earn a first team contract. Playing last season for Thornhill Trojans Under 18's. he took a clean sweep of awards at the end of season presentation winning Player of the Year and Player's Player of the year. Rams' coach Andy Kelly claims Jake is one of the most promising young talents he has seen in a long time and he is confident that he has a big future in the game. Chairman Mark Sawyer has reassured fans that the policy of building a team consisting of mainly local players is of great importance for the long term interest of the club. |
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:: Rochdale Hornets 12 - 36 Dewsbury Rams |
Friday 20th July 2007 |
| Some interesting decisions on the team sheet this week. Chris Hall at full back, Sid Domic making his debut at centre, Pat Walker at stand off and Josh Weeden back at loose forward after his injury.
Given the importance of this game to both sides, it was important we got off to a good start, and we did. After being awarded an easy penalty after only 4 minutes, Rams elected to run the ball, and found space on the left for Dominic Maloney to charge over. Liam Finn added the conversion, 6 – 0 to The Rams. more |
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:: Dewsbury Rams Summer Fun Festival 2007 |
Friday 13th July 2007 |
 | More than 300 school children attended the 2007 Summer Fun Festival on Wednesday.
In the morning, infant school children attended from Ravensthorpe, Knowles Hill, Thornhill Lees, Shaw Cross, Earlsheaton, Saville Town and Pentland, where they took part in rugby training and were also given a tour of the Tetley's Stadium.
In the afternoon, a rugby festival took place involving junior school pupils from years 5 and 6 at Reavensthorpe, Bywell, St Joseph's, St Paulinus, Chickenley and Hopton.
West Yorkshire Fire Service gave a chip pan fire safety display, while there was also a visit from the West Yorkshire Mounted Police.
Helpers from the Dewsbury Rams Study Centre also provided activities and entertainment for the children.
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:: Rams Secure Sid Domic Signing |
Thursday 12th July 2007 |
 Dewsbury Rams have today secured the signing of 32 year old Australian centre Sid Domic for the remainder of the 2007 season, fighting off competition from a number of other clubs, including his former club Hull FC.
Domic’s hard running and vast experience will give the Rams a massive boost for the remaining matches and will reinforce the push for a position in the play-offs.
The club would particularly like to thank the SquadBuilder and it’s members, who have made this signing possible. Hopefully more spectators will be encouraged to join as they continue to see what SquadBuilder is achieving.
Sid is a well respected player within the sport. His professional career has seen him take to the field for Brisbane Broncos, London Broncos, Penrith Panthers, Warrington Wolves, Wakefield Widcats and most recently Hull FC, making 37 Super League appearances for them in the last two seasons. |
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:: Dewsbury Rams Academy 26 - 18 Widnes Vikings
Academy |
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Monday
9th July 2007 |
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The Rams Senior Academy
brought the Vikings' unbeaten run of 8 games
to an end yesterday with an emphatic 28-16
victory at the Tetley's Stadium. Josh
Weeden had a superb game in his first match
back from injury, as did man-of-the-match
Danny Ratcliffe.
1. Tom Colleran. 2. Morgan Starkey. 3.
Ryan Glynn. 4. John Oakes. 5. Adam Rudys. 6.
Danny Ratcliffe. 7. Joss Ratcliffe. 8. Jake
Wilson. 9. Andrew Tillotson 10. Liam
Crawley. 11. Chris Green. 12. Allister
McMaster. 13. Josh Weeden. Subs: 14.
Ben Hardacre. 15. Danny Wray. 16. Jason
Southwell. 17. Joe Waters
Tries: Glynn, Hardacre, Starkey, D
Ratcliffe
Goals: D Ratcliffe (5)
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:: Dewsbury
Moor win the inaugural 'autosave.co.uk' Trophy |
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Friday
6th July 2007 |
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The 'autosave.co.uk Trophy'
is a new competition introduced into the
2007 Community Development Programme. It's a
9-a-side tournament for under 9's and is
competed between Dewsbury's four amateur
clubs:- Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury Celtic,
Thornhill Trojans and Shaw Cross Sharks.
more
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:: Dewsbury Rams 10 - 50 Widnes Vikings |
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Friday
6th July 2007 |
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Two things struck me about
last night’s game. Firstly, Widnes are a
class side and thoroughly deserved the win,
though possibly not by such a wide margin.
Second, the fans and the players weren’t as
subdued after the game as I’d expected. I
got the sense that the side was angry with
several aspects of their game, and rightly
so. But thoughts were already centred on the
trip to Rochdale. Someone described it as
‘our grand final’ and I wouldn’t argue with
that. Only I reckon that means we’ve five
‘grand finals’ to get something from this
season. Going to be an end of season to
match that of last year.
more
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:: Batley
Bulldogs 22 - 20 Dewsbury Rams |
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Friday
29th
June 2007 |
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What a game!
Wrong result of course, at least it was from
my point of view, but this one had
everything that is good about Rugby League.
National League I’m talking about now.
Proper Rugby played by local rivals giving
their all.
It would be all too easy to look at the
scores and say that we lost this one in the
last ten minutes or so. Only I’m not sure
that we did. Actually I think we probably
lost this one in the first ten minutes. Or
to be more precise, Batley won it in the
first ten minutes.
more
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Dewsbury Rams 27 - 18 Leigh Centurions |
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Monday
18th
June 2007 |
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What a difference a week can make. Seven days
ago I made the journey back from Cas in a gloomy
silence. Today there was a smile on my face and
a song in my heart – something about AK and his
barmy army if I remember it right.
Injury kept out Kevin Crouthers and Chris Hall,
though Ian Preece did play, despite the injury
to his foot picked up at Cas, and Pat Walker
played from the start at loose forward.
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::
Castleford Tigers 56 - 8 Dewsbury Rams |
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Monday
11th
June 2007 |
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So now we know what it takes to
make a serious bid for Super League, sobering
thought ain’t it? ‘Classy Cas’ they called them
back when I was a lad, so not much has changed
there. It was always going to be hard; our only
chance to get anything out of this game was to
hold them in the early exchanges and take it
from there, only 3 minutes wasn’t really long
enough.
That’s the time it took for the Tigers to get on
the scoreboard. A grubber kick to the posts gave
McGoldrick the first try, Dixon’s conversion
making the score 0-6. From the restart, a
barnstorming run from winger Wainwright almost
led to a second try, and The Rams knew it was
going to be a long, hot afternoon. Though they
had their spells on attack, they never really
threatened the Tigers line in the first half.
Full report |
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:: Rams
Academy 20 - 22 Hunslet Academy |
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Monday
4th
June 2007 |
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Dewsbury Rams Senior Academy
narrowly lost their clash with Hunslet Hawks
yesterday in the last minute of the match.
1. James Craven. 2. Morgan Starkey. 3. Ryan
Glynn. 4. John Oakes. 5. Adam Rudys. 6. Danny
Ratcliffe. 7. Joss Ratcliffe. 8. Jason Southwell.
9. Andrew Tillotson. 10. Joe Helme. 11. Rob
Kelly. 12. Liam Crawley. 13. Patrick Walker. 14.
Daniel Wray. 15. Jake Wilson. 16. Chris Green.
17. Chris Grice.
Tries: John Oakes, Danny Ratcliffe, Andrew
Tillotson, Chris Grice
Goals: P Walker (2) |
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:: Dewsbury Rams in Fairfax Cup Debut |
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Friday 1st
June 2007 |
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DEWSBURY Rams will make their
first appearance at the York International Nines
Festival in the 2007 Fairfax Cup competition.
The Rams, currently running fifth in National
League One, will be bidding to take the title
away from defending champions York City Knights,
and will present a powerful challenge to the
leading French Nines teams who will be
competing for the Cup.
Entering the Festival represents a leap into the
unknown for the Rams, who are untried in the
shortened form of the game.
more |
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:: Dewsbury Rams
22-32 Whitehaven |
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Friday 1st
June 2007 |
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Match
report here |
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:: Dewsbury Rams night out at the Black Bull |
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Wednesday
23rd May 2007 |
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Dewsbury Rams' night at the Black Bull on Monday
21st May was an entertaining and enjoyable
evening.
Irish band 'Red Clare' were performing
throughout the night and everyone seemed to be
enjoying the music.
The pool tournament lasted nearly all night
and was won by the Rams' own Daniel Hawkins &
Francis Maloney (though Francis didn't
contribute all that much to the win having only
1 shot in the semis and final!), he just enjoyed
the free beer we won!
The highlights of the night were Viv & Angie
beating Rob Kelly & Luke Haigh at pool, Francis
Maloney singing 'The Fields of Athenry', and
Harry Child's solo performance at the end of the
night was a belter!
A few photos from the
night
here
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:: Senior Academy: Sheffield Eagles 22 - 28
Dewsbury Rams |
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Saturday
19th May 2007 |
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James
Ratcliffe's senior academy side
continued their 100% start to the
season with victory over Sheffield
Eagles this afternoon. Try scorers
for the Rams were Tom Colleran, John
Oakes, Danny Ratcliffe, Joss
Ratcliffe and Jason Southwell.
Patrick Walker kicked four goals.
The win keeps the
Rams joint top of the table along
with Widnes Vikings.
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Sheffield Eagles 12 - 26 Dewsbury Rams |
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Saturday
19th May 2007 |
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The
Rams got their National League One
campaign back on track with a well
deserved victory over Sheffield
Eagles at the Don Valley Stadium
last night. Try scorers for the
visitors were Keegan Hurst, Bryn
Powell, Austin Buchanan and Andy
Bostock. Francis Maloney kicked 5
goals. Full report to follow.
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:: Dewsbury Rams team up with the Black Bull
pub |
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Tuesday 15th May 2007 |
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Dewsbury Rams have teamed up with the Black Bull
in Dewsbury town centre in an effort to promote
the club in the town. On Monday 21st May we will be holding an event
at the Black Bull to launch the partnership and
also to promote our upcoming televised fixture
against Whitehaven on Thursday 31st May.
The current Rams squad will be there along with
a number of legendary players from previous
years. There’ll also be a live Irish Band
performing, a free pool tournament and family
tickets for Rams v Whitehaven up for grabs.
The evening will kick off around 7.45pm and it
should be an enjoyable night so get yourselves
down there!
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:: Rams Academy go five wins from five with
last minute victory |
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Monday 8th May 2007 |
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The Rams Academy made it 5 wins from 5
games last night with a last minute drop
goal from Patrick Walker to clinch a
16-17 victory over York City Knights at
Huntington Stadium.
1. Tom
Colleran. 2. Adam Rudys. 3. Chris
Grice. 4. John Oakes. 5. Ryan Farrar. 6.
Danny Ratcliffe. 7. Andrew Tillotson. 8.
David Bates. 9.Andrew Tillotson. 10.
Jason Southwell. 11. Liam Crawley. 12.
Taran Wildey. 13. Patrick Walker. Subs: 14.
Ben Hardacre. 15. Rob Kelly. 16.
Chris Green. 17. Michael Butterfield
Tries:
Butterfield, Rudys, D Ratcliffe
Goals: D Ratcliffe (1), P Walker (1)
Drop Goal: P Walker (1)
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Dewsbury Rams 24 - 36 Rochdale Hornets |
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Monday 8th May 2007 |
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Rochdale
Hornets claimed their first victory of
National League One in 2007 with a
merciless performance over a desperate
Dewsbury side, suffering with a long
list of injuries to key players.
Full match report
here
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:: Flying winger latest addition to Rams squad |
Friday 4th May 2007 |
 | Following several weeks of negotiations the Rams have managed to fight off fierce competition to secure the signing of winger Austin Buchanan from Super League side Wakefield Wildcats. Thanks to the club's SquadBuilder fund, the Directors, and considerable support from Wakefield Wildcats, we have managed to raise a substantial sum to enable Austin to make the short journey from Wakefield to Dewsbury. Rams Chairman Mark Sawyer said: "The negotiations have kept a low profile in recent weeks due to the amount of competition from other clubs. This is a terrific signing for us and the fact that we have managed to attract a player of Austin's calibre shows that the hard work turning the club around over the last few years has paid off. We are extremely grateful to the SquadBuilder fund and all it's members, without them this would not have been possible." Austin is a pacy winger with great try scoring ability and is more than a handful for any defence. He is expected to make his debut for the Rams this Sunday against Rochdale Hornets.
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:: Academy win at Rochdale to top the league |
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Friday 4th May
2007 |
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The Rams
Senior Academy came away from Rochdale
last night with their 4th win of the
season, maintaining their unbeaten
status and taking them to the top of the
league table.
1. Tom
Colleran. 2. Morgan Starkey. 3. Chris
Grice. 4. John Oakes. 5. Ryan Farrar. 6.
Danny Ratcliffe. 7. Andrew Tillotson. 8.
Jason Southwell. 9. Joe Waters 10. David
Bates. 11. Liam Crawley. 12. Ben
Hardacre. 13. Patrick Walker. Subs: 14.
Peter Robinson. 15. Joss Ratcliffe. 16.
Danny Wray. 17. Allister McMaster
Tries:
Waters, Bates, Crawley (2), D Ratcliffe,
Oakes
Goals: D Ratcliffe (2)
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::
Rams Bolster Their Pack |
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Thursday 3rd May
2007 |
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Dewsbury
Rams are pleased to announce a new
addition to their squad in the form of
23 year old prop forward Joe Helme from
York City Knights.
Joe is
expected to make his debut for the Rams
on Sunday against Rochdale Hornets.
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:: Dewsbury Rams 26 - 33 Doncaster Lakers |
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Monday 30th April
2007 |
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'A game of
two halves' is an overused phrase in the
sporting field, and yet this was the classic
example. It started badly for the Rams, a
crossfield kick standing up perfectly for
centre Sherriffe to pluck out of the air and
fall over the line. Four minutes gone and
the Rams were already behind, though Lakers
lead lasted only five minutes. Chris Hall's
break was driven on by Keegan Hirst before
Josh went over from acting half back.
Francis Maloney's conversion edging the Rams
in front at 6 - 4.
more
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:: Rams Academy Continue Winning Start To Season |
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Friday 27th April
2007 |
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The Dewsbury
Rams Senior Academy team continued their
winning start to the season with a well
deserved 26-12 victory over Doncaster
Lakers.
1. James
Craven 2. Morgan Starkey 3. Chris Grice 4.
John Oakes 5. Ryan Farrar 6. Danny Ratcliffe
7. Andrew Tillotson 8. Jason Southwell 9.
Joe Waters 10. David Bates 11. Peter
Robinson 12. Ben Hardacre 13. Taran Wildey.
Subs: 14. Daniel Wray 15. Daniel Susnick 16.
Tom Colleran 17. Joss Ratcliffe
Tries: Ryan
Farrar, Danny Ratcliffe, Peter Robinson, Ben
Hardacre
Goals: Danny Ratcliffe (5)
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:: Rams Well Equipped To Tackle Division One -
Thanks To Centurion Rugby |
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Wednesday 25th
April 2007 |
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Centurion
Rugby are delighted to announce that they
once again, have renewed their sponsorship
agreement with Dewsbury Rams RLFC for 2007.
They have
provided the Rams with an extensive array of
match day equipment and training apparatus
which is being put to good use by the
players and the coaching staff and the
benefits can be seen by a positive start to
the season for the Rams.
more
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::
Dewsbury Rams 30 - 46 Leigh Centurions |
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Sunday 22nd April
2007 |
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Another thrilling
game of rugby was produced by the Rams and
Centurions at the Tetley's Stadium this
afternoon. But this time it was the visitors who
progressed to the next round despite tries from
Kevin Crouthers, Bryn Powell, Ian Preece, Rob
Kelly and Pat Walker.
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:: Whitehaven 28 - 12 Dewsbury Rams |
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Sunday 15th April
2007 |
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Despite a
battling performance, and tries from Ian Preece
and Josh Weeden, 12-man Dewsbury left Cumbria
empty handed. Dean Lawford kicked two
conversions.
more |
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:: Whitehaven S.A 30 - 34 Dewsbury Rams |
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Sunday 15th April
2007 |
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James Ratcliffe's
senior academy team made it two wins from their
opening two games with an impressive victory
over Whitehaven on Sunday. The side have now won
both of their opening league matches. |
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:: Halifax 24 - 27 Dewsbury Rams |
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Monday 9th April
2007 |
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Dean Lawford led
the Rams to a superb first victory of the NL1
campaign at the Shay this afternoon. The lively
scrum-half dropped a goal and had a hand in all
five tries to send his side into the top half of
the table at the end of Round 2.
more |
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::
Dewsbury Rams 16 - 24 Batley Bulldogs |
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Friday 6th April
2007 |
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The Rams' first
National League One match in 4 years ended in a
narrow defeat at home to local rivals Batley
Bulldogs. Try scorers for Andy Kelly's men were
Kane Epati (2) and Ian Preece. Francis Maloney
kicked two goals
more |
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:: Fresh Support from Subway Dewsbury |
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Wednesday 4th
April 2007 |
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We welcome
another new sponsor to the Tetley's Stadium for
the 2007 season in the form of Dewsbury's own
SUBWAY store.
more |
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Swinton
Lions S.A. 14 - 24 Dewsbury Rams S.A. |
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Monday 2nd April
2007 |
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The Rams' senior
academy side kicked off their league campaign
with a hard fought, and ultimately well deserved
victory, over Swinton Lions at Darwen Football
Club this evening. |
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:: Dewsbury Rams 28 - 46 Sheffield Eagles |
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Sunday 1st April
2007 |
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The Rams crashed
out of the Challenge Cup this afternoon at the
hands of Sheffield Eagles. Try scorers for the
Rams were
Kevin Crouthers, Alex Bretherton, Josh Weeden,
Danny Maun, Lee Close and Ian Preece. Francis
Maloney kicked two goals. Read the thoughts of
forum regular 'Ossy'
here. |
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::
Dewsbury Rams 83 - 6 Hunslet Hawks |
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Sunday 1st April
2007 |
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The Rams rounded
up their Northern Rail Cup group fixtures with
an emphatic 14-try victory over Hunslet Hawks at
the Tetley's Stadium this afternoon.
match report |
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DEWSBURY
RAMS
MASCOT
GETS
A
NEW
LEASE
OF
LIFE
Dewsbury
Rams'
furry
friendly
mascot
Roger
Ram
has been
suffering
over
the
past
couple
of
seasons
from
the
wear
and
tear
that
has
come
from
over
10
years'
service
at
Dewsbury.
Fortunately,
Roger
has
been
given
a
new
lease
of
life
this
year
by
Eric
F
Box
(Funeral
Directors)
Ltd
of
Bradford
Road,
Dewsbury.
Edward
and
Andrew
Box
have
agreed
to
sponsor
Roger
Ram
for
the
next
three
years,
which
has
enabled
the
Rams
to
invest
in a
brand
new
costume
that
made
it’s
debut
a
few
weeks
ago
at
the
Rams
home
fixture
against
Batley
Bulldogs.
more |
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RAMS
ACADEMY
RECEIVES
BOOST
FROM
S &
K
WINDOWS
The
Dewsbury
Rams
Senior
Academy
has
received
another
boost
this
season
with
the
announcement
that
the
partnership
with
Dewsbury-based
company
S &
K
Windows
will
continue
throughout
the
2007
season.
more |
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OLDHAM
ROUGHYEDS
8 -
32
DEWSBURY
RAMS
The
Rams
made
sure
of
top
spot
in
Northern
Rail
Cup
group
three
with
a
comfortable
victory
over
Oldham
Roughyeds. |
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DEWSBURY
RAMS
S.A.
24 -
6
FEATHERSTONE
ROVERS
S.A.
The
Dewsbury
Rams
senior
academy
side
warmed
up
for
their
league
campaign
with
victory
over
Featherstone
Rovers
at
the
Tetley's
Stadium
this
evening. |
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RAMS
36
-
CENTURIONS
34
The
Rams
recorded
a
superb
victory
over
NL1
title
contenders
Leigh
Centurions
in
the
third
round
of
the
Carnegie
Challenge
Cup
at
the
Tetley's
Stadium
this
afternoon.
Try
scorers
for
the
Rams
were
Francis
Maloney,
Alex
Bretherton,
Dean
Lawford,
Andy
Bostock,
Josh
Weeden
and
Kevin
Crouthers.
Francis
Maloney
kicked
six
goals.
Read
the
thoughts
of
forum
regular
'Ossy'
here
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OLD
FASHIONED
VALUES
EARN
RAMS
A
GRITTY
DERBY
WIN
Dewsbury
24
-
6
Batley
A
few
short
weeks
ago
Dewsbury
travelled
to
Mount
Pleasant
and
destroyed
Batley
with
a
devastating
display
of
power
rugby,
but
the
Rams'
form
in
this
Northern
Rail
Cup
has
been
up
and
down.
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