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France, England and Wales pick up wins in opening round of European U19s Championships

England, France and Wales made impressive starts to the U19s European Championship in the first round of matches held at the CREPS Font Romeu high performance facility in the French Pyrenees yesterday (Sunday).

Full back Eligh Wilkinson scored a first half hat trick and landed seven goals as holders England defeated Ukraine 70-8, Rio Walker and Zac Bennett each with two of their total of 14 tries. England head coach, Gary Hewer, commented:

“The boys have responded really well to the hot conditions and given a thorough performance against a very resilient Ukraine side who never stopped for the full 80 minutes.

“From a coaching point of view, it’s disappointing to concede a try but the effort and determination that the Ukrainians put in, and with the friendship and bonds we’ve created over the last four or five years, they deserved it.”

Hewer added: “We’ll utilise the whole squad over our group games but some of them put their hands up today showing what they can offer.”

Hooker Cruz Death claimed Ukraine’s late try, head coach Artur Martyrisian, noted: “It was a good experience for our team. We have not had a lot of time to train together and set aside our domestic championship because so many players are in the army.

“Great thanks to our heritage players because, without them, we might not have been able to participate.”

Leny Stacul was the French star with four tries as they beat Scotland 96-6. The host nation crossed 16 times in all, back rower Adrian De La Rose with a try treble, Thibault Guttierez kicking a perfect 15 conversions.

Scotland were reduced to 12 men in the 36th minute following a sending off.

In the third match, Wales held on to deny Serbia 52-30, Regan Preece with three tries and Kevan Phillips claiming 24 points from two tries and eight out of nine goals.

Wales head coach, Gary Dunn said of the victory: “I was pleased with the result more than the performance, there are loads of aspects to improve on.

“There were some good individual tries, and I can’t fault any of the effort, but we need to analyse this before we face England on Wednesday, Serbia were a little unknown to us.”

Serbia had three players sinbinned, scrum half Tyson Walker with two of their tries and a total of 18 points.

“I’m proud of the boys, both domestic and heritage players,” noted head coach Vladislav Dedic.

“We had to rally dig deep against a good side. The sinbins harmed us but when it was 13 on 13, we were the better side. We need to work on our discipline.”

The next fixtures on Wednesday 15 July will see:

Scotland v Ukraine (2pm kick off, local time)
France v Serbia (4pm)
England v Wales (6pm)

England 70

Eligh Wilkinson, Jason Frankling, Rio Walker, Rhomen Alick, Austen Coates, Jaiden Tallentire, Billy Joe Towers, Jack Barker, Bailey Worthington, Jake Lerigo, Kier Starkie, Zac Bennett, Connor Hall
Interchanges: Joshua Smith, Louey Pinkerton, Ryan Templeton, Dylan Morris

Tries: Wilkinson (1, 16, 32), Starkie (6), Worthington (9), Walker (11, 41), Frankling (25), Bennett (28, 35), Coates (32), Tallentire (50), Lerigo (60), Alick (66)
Goals: Wilkinson 7/14

Ukraine 8

Zac Gedz, Yaromyr Yaremus, Pavlo Pistoliuk, Oleksii Harkusha, Kostiantyn Prydatko, David Winter, Ruslan Lipisii, Nikita Korolchuk, Cruz Death, Nikita Korolchuk, Dmytro Cherneha, Roman Lomonos, Liam Gallagher
Interchanges: Anton Lukaschuck, Vladyslav Biletskyi, Oleksandr Vilinchuk, Roman Pomirchyi

Try: Death (78)
Goals: Gedz 2/2

Referee: Cody Kuxmann (USA)

Half Time: 36-0

France 96

Leny Stacul, Stevy Richmond, Thibault Guttierez, Louis Tranier, Clément Colin, 6 Ilan Boualem, Mathis Dumont, Leo Ricard, Mahault Beauvilliers, Lorik Lejeune, Adrian De La Rose, Steven Jocelyn, Joris Martignoles
Interchanges: Charly Martinez, Luka Clottes, Sione Pasikla Lamelangi, Yanis Ballet

Tries : Richmond (2), Stacul (12, 41, 56, 73), Martignoles (15), Guttierez (23), De La Rose (26, 51, 58), Clottes (32), Colin (39, 67), Martinez (43), Boualem (70), Beauvilliers (75)
Goals: Guttierez 15/15, Beauvilliers 1/1

Sin Bin: Adrian De La Rose (35 – dangerous tackle)

Scotland 6

Connor Mcguinness, Shaun Callan, Max Erasmus, Harry Woodard, Finlay Davies, Oscar Ellicott-Mcculloch, Zack Emerson, Lucas Anderson Moore, Isaac Maclean, Arran Jamieson, Charlie Jackson, Ethan Frary, Seth Clapham
Interchanges: Jarrod Jones, Jacob Walker, Cullin Stoddart-Shannly, Ben Milnes

Try: Maclean (7)
Goal: Callan 1/1

Sent Off: Charlie Jackson (36 punching)

Referee: Lucas Seal (England)

Half Time: 42-6

Serbia 30

Kai Saric, Filip Punos, Archie Wheeler, Aleksa Radojkovic, Strahinja Milankovic, Danilo Gavrilovic, Tyson Walker, Branko Nedeljkovic, Danilo Todorovic, Mateja Stojkovic, Jakov Dojcinovic, Nikola Savic, Zaric Saban
Interchanges: Uros Polic, Uros Rusimovic, Milan Milovanovic, Mihajlo Malesevic

Tries: Saric (28), Walker (35, 74), Wheeler (65), Saban (68)
Goals: Walker 5/5

Sin Bin: N. Savic (6 – professional foul), K. Saric (8 – professional foul), K. Saric (38 – unprofessional conduct)

Wales 52

Ioan Herbert, Alex Richardson, Evan Rowlands, Ethan Williams, Regan Preece, Joshua Gabrielsen, Kavan Phillips, Cae Jones, Oliver Rees, Oliver Bellavia-Walker, James Tucker, Oscar Jones, Will Mathers
Interchanges: Kyson Rees, Jacob Morris, Rhys Hughes, Evan Williams

Tries: Ethan Williams (11), Preece (15, 23, 57), Phillips (18, 71), Morris (39), Herbert (53, 62)
Goals: Phillips 8/9

Sin Bin: Morris (50 – unprofessional conduct)
Sent Off: Morris (67 – punching)

Referee: Mateo Roca (France)

Half Time: 12-30

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Euro u19s team of the tournament announced

The organisers of the 2024 European Rugby League U19s Championship, held in Serbia capital Belgrade, have praised the competing teams for their contribution to a successful tournament, while also announcing the competition’s Dream Team.

Selected by ERL coaching manager Martin Crick, the side recognises performances over all of the matches. All the selected players were presented a trophy to recognise their achievement.

England retained the title after a thrilling 15-8 victory over France in the Championship decider. ERL general manager, David Butler, commented:

“I would like to thank England, France, Scotland, Serbia, USA and Ukraine for providing us with a fantastic festival of rugby league over the last 11 days.

“The quality on display was excellent, history was made at several junctures not least with USA playing their first youth international games and winning two, and England recording the first back-to-back U19s Championship.

It was again humbling to welcome the Ukrainians despite the challenges that they continue to face, and we were pleased to see Scotland return to the competition.

“As has become tradition, over the course of the time together, the teams’ interaction and support of one another was remarkable and friendships between players and staff from all nations have been formed for life.

“I would like to thank our team of match officials who came together from eight different countries to support the tournament, some of whom brought great experience and shared and supported those newer to the game to give everyone a positive experience.”

Butler added: “I would also like to recognise the extensive efforts that the Serbian Rugby League Federation went to in organising the tournament and providing an unprecedented level of support to the competition.

Overall we achieved improved media coverage of the event which increased the tournament’s reach, with over 100,000 views of the games which were broadcast live on Facebook.”

Euro U19s Dream Team:

Full Back – Hayden Cumming (Scotland)
Wing – Sam Murtagh (England)
Centre – Siaosi Koloamatangi (USA)
Centre – Lenny Marc (France)
Wing – Yllan Mongay (France)
Stand Off – George Jamieson (England)
Scrum Half – Devan Sharp (England)
Prop – Isaac Reid (Scotland)
Hooker – Matis Jammes (France)
Prop – Miller Dalton (England)
Second Row – Samote Manatua (USA)
Second Row – Trévor Chiffolleau (France)
Loose Forward – Joe Lewis (England)

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European rugby league u19 championship semi finals decided

Following the tragic passing of assistant coach Gary McMahon at the U19s European Championship in Udine, Italy over the weekend, the England team has decided to take up their place in the semi finals against Wales tomorrow (Tuesday), in tribute to him.

Tournament director, David Butler, said: “We have worked with the England Community Lions squad to ensure they receive the necessary support after such devastating news including from Steve McCormack, director of welfare for Rugby League Cares, who is here with them in Italy.”

The Community Lions finished second after Saturday’s pool stages, which included a 14-4 win over the Welsh.

England’s performances improved throughout the day, whilst Mark Jones’ men only conceding 40 points in their six matches.

Ukraine booked a berth in the semi finals after recording an historic win over Ireland, while also dispatching Italy and Serbia.

Having received a standing ovation from the Pasian Di Prato crowd before taking the field for their first game, Oleksandr Levandovskyi’s kicking proved crucial against the Irish, converting both Yevhen Checheta and Ivan Lipisii’s tries to edge them ahead as the whistle went.

“It was a super Saturday for us,” said Artur Martyrosian, president of the Ukraine Federation of Rugby League.

“We are rubbing shoulders with the top teams in youth rugby league in Europe.

I am very proud of all our players who worked so hard to get here and all day to secure great results. We will continue to prepare well and do our best.”

Ukraine’s opponents will be holders France, who dominated the day conceding only one try scored by Andy Djeukam of England throughout their six 20-minute games, as head coach Eric Anselme rotated his squad.

The European Plate will be contested between Ireland, Italy and Serbia who will meet each other in 40-minute games tomorrow, with a further round of fixtures on Saturday, the top of the table nation being crowned the winner.

Ireland will go into it as favourites following valiant performances against England and Wales.

Hosts Italy will be hoping that their win over Serbia, which included a Davide Saita brace, will be a platform that they can improve from.

Serbia are looking for their first win, with Darren Fisher’s side looking to use the longer-format games to gain some momentum.

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Tuesday 6 September

14.00 France v Ukraine
16.00 England v Wales

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Tuesday 6 September (40 minutes each way)

18.00 Ireland v Italy
19.00 Italy v Serbia
20.00 Serbia v Ireland

European Shield Round 2
Saturday 10 September (40 minutes each way)

12.00 Ireland v Italy
13.00 Serbia v Italy
14.00 Ireland v Serbia

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September 03 Results

England 16 – 4 Wales

Referee : James Spencer (Ireland)

England
TRIES : Jack Newbegin, Jack Newbegin, Callum Murphy
GOALS : Mark Alban, Mark Alban

Wales
TRIES : Scott Pritchard, Dylan Morgan
GOALS :

Teams

England

Mekhi Bridgeman-Reany, Ryan Wood, Mark Alban, Callum Murphy, Andy Djeukam, Jack Newbegin, Toby Hughes, Rio McQuistan, Logan Holgate, Dylan Turner, Harry Penny, Bradlee Radford, Scott Parnaby. Subs: Matthew Parkes, Josh Wagstaff, Connor Goldthorpe, Josh Leeson

Wales

Isaac Morgan, Robert Muirhead, Alex Banks, William McCarthy, Dylan Morgan, Billy Walkley, Llewellyn Hawkes, Oscar Fisher, Finley Yates, Carter Barnes, Scott Pritchard, Jamie Jenkins, Gethin Thomas. Subs: Bradley Toy, Calum Jones, Charlie Glover, Dafydd Jones

France 28 – 0 Serbia

Referee : Matthew Lynn (England)

France
TRIES : Kylian Benavent, Romain Humbert, Maxence Barbet, Theo Fouque, Matthieu Garrigues
GOALS : Thomas Monclus 4

Serbia
TRIES :
GOALS :

Teams

France

Justin Tropis, Kylian Benavent, Arthur Salles, Thibaut Marty, Maxence Barbet, Elian Serre, Thomas Monclus, Nesta Fleury, Ben Abdesle Yacine, Romain Humbert, Matthieu Garrigues, Enzo Delbe, Rayan Tadjeur. Subs: Sosthens Ennoyotie, Theo Fouque, Louis Grossemy, Salim Nahal

Serbia

Andrej Susak, Darko Samardzic, Uros Ilic, Luka Trifunovic, Aleksa Zivojinovic, Lazar Stamenkovic, Luka Stosic, Djordje Krnjeta, Stefan Milenkovic, Aleksandar Stojanovic, Starhinja Stoiljkovic, Luka Ilic, Enis Bibic. Subs: Veljko Djordjevic, Filip Samardzic, Anastas Nesic, Ognjen Djordjevic

Ukraine 12 – 10 Ireland

Referee : Enzo Peyre (France)

Ukraine
TRIES : Ivan Lipisii, Yevhen Checheta
GOALS : Oleksandr Levandovskyi 2

Ireland
TRIES : David Downey 2
GOALS : Nathan Connell

TEAMS

Ukraine

Oleksandr Fomiuk, Davyd Zazimko, Nazarii Daniv, Vitalii Kharun, Ihor Yefanov, Ivan Lipisii, Oleksandr Levandovskyi, Maksym Harmash, Yevhen Checheta, Andrii Hermanovych, Serhii Konopada, Vladyslav Shelenko, Oleksandr Slizovskyi. Subs: Oleksandr Dyskyi, Oleh Kaspruk, Oleh Bobrykovych, Andrii Levchyk

Ireland

Nathan Connell, Ryan Walsh, Kevin Downey, David Downey, Scott Bradley, Jack Crampton, Louix Gorman, Kyle Stacey, Rory Lynch, Jamie Gill, Tadhg Dowdall, Matthew Henry, James Downes. Subs: Xanda Rycroft, Conor Colman, Odhran Brannigan, Sean Treacy

France 8 – 4 England

Referee : Kristoff Young (Wales)

France
TRIES : Thomas Monclus, Ben Abdesle Yacine
GOALS :

England
TRIES : Andy Djeukam
GOALS

TEAMS

France

Julien Laporte, justin Tropis, Arthur Salles, Maxence Barbet, Damien Huescar, Lenny Chachoua, Thomas Monclus, Enzo Delbe, Ben Abdesle Yacine, Salim Nahal, Enzo Deltheil, Benjamin Sinimale, Louis Grossemy. Subs: Romain Humbert, Theo Fouque, Rayan Tadjeur, Thibaut Marty

England

Ryan Wood, Noah Lancelott, Josh Wagstaff, Mark Alban, Andy Djeukam, Connor Goldthorpe, Toby Hughes, Josh Leeson, Logan Holgate, Dylan Turner, Harry Penny, Callum Murphy, Scott Parnaby. Subs: Harvey Oldroyd, Bradlee Radford, Matthew Parkes, Rio McQuistan

Ukraine 0 – 16 Wales

Referee : Aaryn Golding Belafonte (England)

Ukraine
TRIES :
GOALS :

Wales
TRIES : Dylan Morgan, Charlie Glover, Bradley Toy
GOALS : Llewellyn Hawkes 2

TEAMS

Ukraine

Oleksandr Fomiuk, Davyd Zazimko, Nazarii Daniv, Vitalii Kharun, Ihor Yefanov, Ivan Lipisii, Oleksandr Levandovskyi, Maksym Harmash, Yevhen Checheta, Oleksandr Slizovskyi, Serhii Konopada, Vladyslav Shelenko, Danylo Kozak. Subs: Oleksandr Dyskyi, Bohdan Markaziuk, Andrii Hermanovych, Vitalii Romanov

Wales

Lewis Ingram, Dylan Morgan, Bradley Toy, Robert Muirhead, Ethan Harley, William McCarthy, Llewellyn Hawkes, Bradley Williams, Dafydd Orr Morgan, Michael Carter, Jamie Jenkins, Rhys Davies, Charlie Glover. Subs: Billy Walkley, Gethin Thomas, Isaac Morgan, Oscar Fisher

Italy 18 – 10 Serbia

Referee : Eamonn Whelan (Ireland)

Italy
TRIES : Davide Saita, Davide Saita, Alessandro Almasio
GOALS : Simone Moresco , Carlo Nicolai De Meyer 2

Serbia
TRIES : Jovan Loncar, Starhinja Stoiljkovic
GOALS : Starhinja Stoiljkovic

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Carlo Nicolai De Meyer, Mattia Ferroni, Nicolo Mazzotta, Tommaso Zuliani, Davide Saita, Simone Moresco, Filippo Bertossi, Raoul Coss, Filippo Andrea Trivellin, stefano Cantore, Danilo Carrabetta, Giulio Corallo, Marco Caffu. Subs: Sebastiano Binutti, Alessandro Almasio, Erman Luigi La Rocca, Emilio Stracquadanio

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Luka Stosic, Jovan Loncar, Lazar Stamenkovic, Dragan Kokanovic, Darko Samardzic, Andrej Susak, Vlado Jankovic, Aleksandar Stojanovic, Stefan Milenkovic, Djordje Krnjeta, Starhinja Stoiljkovic, Luka Ilic, Enis Bibic. Subs: Anastas Nesic, Marko Milicevic, Velico Djordjevic, Filip Samardzic

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England Lions u19s announce 32-player train-on squad

England Community Lions Under 19’s Head Coach Allan Coleman has announced a 32-player train-on squad for the European Championships.

This follows the February trial, held at Pilkington Recs, that saw players split across three teams who then played against each other.

Speaking on how selection worked, Coleman explained: “On the day I split the staff up over the three teams, I then took their feedback and nominated players, and that’s how we whittled it down.”

England Community Lions U19s TRIALS DAY in St Helens, trialists with Team Black

This squad is made up of players from 24 Community Rugby League clubs including representation from Cumbria, Lancashire, and Yorkshire and from famous old names like Millom, Siddal, and Leigh Miners Rangers.

“I was really excited by the amount of quality that was there at Pilks. We could have picked many more if I’m honest.

Unfortunately, though we can’t and it’s going to be even more of a difficult job now, cutting it back to 21,” Coleman said.

“I just feel that the squad we’ve got now gives us a real balance of quality.

There are three or four there for every position

There are three or four there for every position.

England Community Lions U19s TRIALS DAY in St Helens, trialists with Team Blue

That’s going to bring some challenges but also what I feel will be the best quality for England.”

While the squad includes several names that have impressed for England previously at earlier age groups.

There are also several players that have the chance to put their best foot forward including two players from Cottingham Tigers and one each from the likes of Lowca and Westgate Common.

“There are some kids out there that progressively come through the age groups of international representation.

But you also get some who don’t potentially get seen, and I think how we do the Lions programme now.

Especially through Alan Davidson, is we reach out to as many clubs as possibly can and it doesn’t matter what division they are in, it’s important they get as much opportunity as anyone else.

England Community Lions U19s TRIALS DAY in St Helens, trialists with Team Red

“That’s where you’ll see these hidden gems and it gives everyone a fair playing field.”

Coleman continued” “It’s really important that these clubs get exposure as well, then hopefully it grows their club. That’s also really important for us all on the Lions programme.”

The 32-player squad will meet up on the 6th March at Leigh Miners Rangers’ Twist Lane home for further training with a view to 21-player squad eventually being selected for the European Championships.

The squad in full:

Mark Alban (Newton Storm)
Tyler Birtle (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Mekhi Bridgeman-Reaney (Stanningley)
Kian Cockshott (Wibsey Warriors)
Kieran Dean (Thatto Heath)
Andy Djeukam (East Leeds)
Connor Goldthorpe (Thatto Heath)
Blaine Graham (Kells)
Archie Halmshaw (West Bowling)
Logan Holgate (Hensingham)
Toby Hughes (Newton Storm)
Noah Lancelott (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Josh Leeson (Westgate Common)
Ryan Lockett (Pilkington Recs)
Callum Murphy (Waterhead)
Jack Newbigin (Millom)
Harvey Oldroyd (Siddal)
George Painter (Cottingham Tigers)
Matthew Parkes (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Scott Parnaby (Waterhead)
Harry Penny (Ince Rose Bridge)
Bradlee Radford (East Hull)
Luc Slater (Orrell St James)
Jake Smith (Cottingham Tigers)
Mitchell Todd (Lowca)
Max Tordoff (West Bowling)
Dylan Turner (Oldham St Annes)
Josh Wagstaff (Langworthy Reds)
Kieran Welburn (West Hull)
Bradley Wheeler (Hunslet Club Parkside)
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