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England and Wales triumphant in junior internationals

England and Wales triumphant in junior internationals (Photo : European Rugby League)

England and Wales will meet in Neath in a fortnight to decide the U16s Four Nations title after both convincingly won their round two games.

England dominated from the off, building a 40-0 half time lead against Ireland in Widnes, fullback Jack Bowden finishing with 18 points from two tries and five goals.

Centre Jonah Carter claimed a hat trick, and Billy Buster-Knight and Jaiden Udbegbe were also on the scoresheet again, fellow try scorer Ryan Cunliffe also impressing in the pack.

Ireland showed commendable courage to open the scoring in the second half, centre Joe Clarke converting his own score.

Wales also started impressively, establishing a 22-point early lead facing Scotland in Merthyr Tydfil and they also led 40-0 at the break. Winger Alfie Davies opened the scoring and finished with three of Wales’s 13 tries, Jack Parrott claiming 16 points, including six goals.

Centre Max Phillips grabbed a brace in the first half and lively scrum half Will Mordecai did likewise in the second.

The game spilled over just before the hour, Danny Jones – who had scored minutes before – being dismissed for striking and Scotland’s Lachlan McKelvey sinbinned for his part in the fray.

Scotland received a penalty after the incident and Reece McAdam kicked it from long range to ensure they had points on the board.

ENGLAND 54

Jack Bowden, Jaiden Udegbe, Jonah Carter, MJ Morris, Billy Buster-Knight, Joshua Evans, Mason Leaf, Conner Tyson, Nathan Green, Connor Sutcliffe, Ollie Lockett, Ryan Cunliffe, Marley Taylor-Harrop
Subs: Michael Lyons, Harry Waddington, Kyle Johnson, Charlie Wood, Ellis Docherty, Warren Craig, Kai Speight

Tries: Bowden (4, 13), Carter (8, 46, 58), Cunliffe (18), Buster-Knight (21), Udegbe (24), Wood (29), Docherty (33), Lyons (23)
Goals: Bowden 5/11

IRELAND 6

Aaron Rothwell, Laoch Leonard, Noah Walsh, Joseph Clarke, James Clarke, Alex Birrell, Lucas Flynn, Oscar Bradley, Max Cooney, Conor Meadows, Rua McNamara, Cole Sheridan, Paddy White
Subs: Evan Cunningham, Harvey English, Emjay Leslie, Nathen Melia, Finley Byrne, Charlie Ross

Try: Clarke (42)
Goal: Clarke 1/1

Referee: Phil Loeb (England)

Half Time: 40-0

WALES 66

Morgan Jones, Alfie Davies, Cameron George, Max Phillips, Rhys Anthony, Jack Parrott, Will Mordecai, Danny Jones, Zac Nottingham, Caden Templar, Ellis McGregor, Charlie Eatly, Rhys Wood Subs: Scott Hewitt, Henry Davies, Kelyn Jude-Hobbs, Mason Lewis, Louis Johnson, Jack Field, Cyrus Owen-Green

Tries: Davies (8, 34, 58), Parrott (13), Templar (16), Phillips (18, 35), Owen-Green (30), Eatly (37), George (40), Mordecai (45, 64), D. Jones (51)
Goals: Parrott 6/9, Mordecai 1/5

Sent off: D. Jones (56 – striking)

SCOTLAND 2

Carter Shields, William Porter, Blair Murray, Conlan Goodall, Alfie Haase, Reece McAdam, Alfie Scudder, Charlie Kelly, Brodie Butters-McNaught, Jay Cruickshank, Lewis Mullen, Kyle Alcock, Ewan Smith

Subs: Jamie Carnaby, Bradley Lowthorpe, Lewis McConnachie, Lachlan McKelvey, Alfie Nairn

Goal: McAdam 1/1

Sin bin: McKelvey (56 – fighting)

Referee: Rob Apsee

Half time: 40-0

In the U17s friendly international also at Merthyr, a fine second half performance by Wales saw them home 50-28 against Scotland.

The hosts were 20-18 ahead at the end of a tightly fought first half, each side fielding eleven debutants, but two tries in three minutes on the re-start from centre Evan Benjamin, and a further one from Matthew Clatworthy with his second and 20 points, saw Wales home.

Benjamin completed a second half hat trick, hooker Zach Robbins with a first half brace for Wales including opening the scoring.

Declan Smith and Ollie Watkins-Smith’s touchdowns and two Tom Glover goals saw Scotland hit back to lead, Joseph Davies and Finlay Stamford also crossing for the visitors.

An Elliot Williams try and Benjamin goal bringing up the half century for the young Welsh.

WALES 50

Ronan Parry, Ben Foskett, Evan Benjamin, Finley Bosanko-Sheady, Elliot Williams, Matthew Clatworthy, Ruben Main, Eddie Ashman, Zach Robbins, Will Dawkins, Joseff Keating, Calum Woolfe, Ali Al Jassem

Subs: Charlie Burrows, Lewis Mathias, Keilan Harris, Harry Price, Nathan Lee, Finley Hook, Jayden Coxe

Tries: Robbins (3, 34), Clatworthy (8, 51), Foskett (28), Benjamin (43, 46, 70), Williams (71)
Goals: Clatworthy 6/8, Benjamin 1/1

SCOTLAND 28

Joseph Davies, Kian Westhead, Torren Butters-McNaught, Harrison Forsythe, Joseph Wands-Szaranek , Finley Cannon, Tom Glover, Jake Hodge, Logan Marsh, Lawrence Candler, Archie Turriff, Declan Smith, Max Blackie

Subs: Finlay Stamford, Cairn Marshall, Ross Hutchison, Rowan Doyle, Oliver Watkins-Smith

Tries: Smith (14), Watkins-Smith (17), Glover (40), Davies (63), Stamford (80)
Goals: Glover 4/5

Referee: Ieuan Griffiths

Half time: 20-18

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Wales and England retain youth rugby league titles

Wales u16s win Four Nations (Photo : ERL)

Wales and England Community Lions emerged triumphant in the U16s and U18s Four Nations competitions respectively.

For Wales it was the third time in succession they have won the U16s title, beating England 18-0 in the deciding game at Halton Farnworth Hornets.

The margin of defeat meant that Ireland clinched second spot on points’ difference in the closest competition to date since the annual tournament was introduced in 2023.

“The players have worked very hard for six months to get to this point” noted Wales head coach Paul Berry.

“In the decider we were very good in the first twenty minutes before it became a scrappy game in the heat, but that’s the sign of a champion team that you can still come up with the win.”

A domestic quota was put in place and exceeded in all games with at least six home-produced players being involved in the matchday squads, demonstrating progression in all of the countries and a reduction in the reliance on heritage players.

Biennial U18s tournament

The biennial U18s tournament, which alternates with the European U19s championship, saw England go through undefeated.

“We saved our best performance to the end for the winner takes all game against Wales, keeping them to zero,” commented England coach, Gary Hewer.

England and Wales are more dominant at this age group owing to more developed domestic competition, but again the domestic quota was exceeded by all four nations.

“It is fantastic to see the U16s and U18s Four Nations Competitions continuing to flourish and improve in standard,” said IRL head of membership and competitions, David Butler.

“This year’s competitions have raised the bar in terms of standard and awareness, with all sides focussing their efforts on promoting the fixtures and increasing the coverage and we’ve seen some very healthy attendances at games.

We will review collectively over the next couple of months and start the planning again for next year.”

Ireland u18s player in action (Photo : ERL)

U16s Results:

24th May – England 26 – 22 Scotland – Halton Farnworth Hornets
31st May – Wales 38 – 12 Ireland – The Gnoll, Neath
28th June – Ireland 12 – 12 England – Newforge, Belfast
29th June – Scotland 18 – 40 Wales – Biggar RFC
12th July – England 0 – 18 Wales – Halton Farnworth Hornets
12th July – Ireland 24 – 8 Scotland – Garda Westmanstown RFC, Dublin

U16s Table:

Wales – 6 Pts
Ireland – 3 Pts
England – 3 Pts
Scotland – 0 Pts

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24th May – England 32 – 12 Scotland
31st May – Wales 34 – 12 Ireland
28th June – Ireland 6 – 32 England
29th June – Scotland 20 – 34 Wales (Grangemouth RFC)
12th July – England 34 – 0 Wales
12th July – Ireland 44 – 6 Scotland

U18s Table:

England – 6 Pts
Wales – 4 Pts
Ireland – 2 Pts
Scotland – 0 Pts

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Wales u16’s make history

Wales make history becoming first u16 four nations champs

Wales became the first-ever Four Nations champions at under 16s level after beating England Lions 38-18 in Leigh writes Andy Morgan.

The victory left Wales unbeaten at the top of the standings after big wins over Ireland and Scotland earlier this year.

Wales ran in seven tries in a comprehensive win, with Henry Parker’s try and five goals contributing 14 of Wales’ points.

It all started as early as the fifth minute when Nathan Davies went over for Wales’ first try and Parker converted.

England soon levelled after a good set that saw Nathaniel Parker score, with Jack Bibey converting.

But after that, Wales took control and were 28-6 up at half-time thanks to tries from Joseph Johnson, Jake Nottingham, Henry Parker and Kaden Johnson, all scored in 20 minutes before the break. Parker converted three of them.

England couldn’t recover

England couldn’t recover from that and were further frustrated after their coach was sent to the stands and Bibey was given a yellow card.

Jacob Jones managed a further try during the ten minute spell when they had a one-player advantage to put the game beyond England’s reach.

But that didn’t stop the home side for attempting a come-back. Tries from Jayden Aaron and Lucas Mulqueeny, both improved by Bibey brought the score back to 32-18

However Wales sealed their victory seven minutes before the end whe Jacob Morris dived in under the sticks and Parker converted.

Under 16s head coach, Paul Berry, said: “The lads deserved the win today and I think we’ve been the most consistent team all year in the competition.

The performances we’ve had have been building for a pperiod of time, leading to a winner takes all game today.

“The collective effort over the last few months has really paid dividends.”

England overcame Wales at U18 level, winning 32-16, but they’ll need to wait six weeks before knowing if they’re champions (pic-Siwan Williams)

England overcame Wales at U18 level, winning 32-16, but they’ll need to wait six weeks before knowing if they’re champions (pic-Siwan Williams)

Their win puts them top of the table

Their win puts them top of the table with two wins out of three and a points difference of plus 44.

Ireland and Scotland meet at the end of October and both are on negative points differences, Ireland on minus 14 and Scotland on minus 28, so a big win is needed by one of the Celtic nations to take the title.

Wales, who are now guaranteed second or third place in the table, went 12-0 down early on in the game through Dylan Grears and Tom Farren with Harley Nelson converting both, but a Harrison Doe try in the corner just before the break gave them hope.

England quickly extended their lead as five minutes into the second half, they were 22-4 up. First Joshua Blinkhorn scored near the corner, then Devan Sharp’s try under the sticks made it easy for George Jamieson to convert.

The Wales boys refused to give up and Alex Banks’ try and Alex Banks’ try, converted by Llewellyn Hawkes, brought them back into the game.

But England sealed the game as Blinkhorn scored a brace to complete his hat-trick with Jamieson converting once. Jayden Grey got a late consolation try for Wales that Hawkes improved.

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England Community Lions U16s and U18s

England Community Lions have named extended train-on squads at Under-16s and Under-18s age groups as they prepare for a busy few months of internationals for both age groups.

The Under-16s have named 39 players, a number that will later be trimmed following a trial on 13th May and will take on Wales in Wales on 3rd June.

Before home internationals against Scotland (18th June), Ireland (2nd September) and Wales (16th September).

The players not selected from that trial game will still have a representative opportunity when a Lions Regional Selection take on a French Regional side in England during July.

23 clubs across the country are represented through the Under-16s programme this term.

Here is the full train-on squad with players listed alongside their clubs:

Jaylen Conway (Hensingham)
Henley Donnan (Hensingham)
Theo Crowe (Hensingham)
Arben Pervizaj (Hensingham)
Xenden Callander (Lowca)
Mathew Creasey (Wath Brow Hornets)
Alfie Cox (Wath Brow Hornets)
Layton Dockray (Wath Brow Hornets)
Diego Walker (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Jack Bibey (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Dylan Hughes (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Jack Reed (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Lloyd Stainton (Egremont Rangers)
Nathaniel Parker (West Bank Bears)
Ethan Gaffney (West Bank Bears)
Zak Mannion (West Bank Bears)
Alfie Leyland (West Bank Bears)
Ethan Sykes (Rochdale Mayfield)
Liam Kershaw (Birkenshaw Bluedogs)
Zavier Dele Charley (Salford City Roosters)
Leo Morley (Salford City Roosters)
Oliver Shallcross (West Hull)
Kian Goodhand (West Hull)
Harry Bates (Saddleworth Rangers)
Elliot Robson (Shaw Cross Sharks ARLFC)
Jack Jones (Shaw Cross Sharks ARLFC)
Alex Golightly (Bentley ARLFC)
Harry Deakin (Bentley ARLFC)
Bradley Bullock (Lock Lane)
Evan Irwin (Lock Lane)
Jayden Aaron (Ashton Bears)
Lucas Mulqueeney (Crosfields)
Lewis Pilling (Blackbrook Royals)
Deiniol Geleziunas (Queensbury)
Jack McCarthy (Woolston Rovers)
Stanley Beaumont (Hull Wyke)
Tyler Sykes (Dewsbury Celtic)
Kenzie Witty (Heworth)
Dylan Whitham (Cas Panthers)

Thirty-six players from 24 clubs have made the Under-18 Train on squad including six who played for the Lions Under-16s last term. b

Ruben Ruane, Fletcher Holgate, Harrison Dodd, Marcus Geener, Oliver Smart and Joshua Langley.

While Sam Murtagh and Harry Sheridan, who have recently starred in the opening rounds of the National Conference League.

Also Challenge Cup for Kells and Rochdale Mayfield respectively have been selected in the initial squad and Brentwood Eels are represented by Taylor Giroud.

The Under-18s programme mirrors that of the Under-16s.

The squad set to be trimmed following a trial on 13th May and will then take on Wales in Wales on 3rd June before home internationals against Scotland (18th June), Ireland (2nd September) and Wales (16th September).

Here is the squad including players’ name and clubs.

Daniel Knott (Dalton)
Sam Murtagh (Kells)
Dylan Grears (Kells)
Harley Nelson (Kells)
Joe Lewis (Siddal)
Henry Ogden (Siddal)
Jacob Rushforth (Siddal)
Oliver Smart (Siddal)
Henry Parkin (Emley Moor)
James Surtees (Shaw Cross Sharks)
Devan Sharp (Wath Brow Hornets)
Miller Dalton (Hensingham)
Fletcher Holgate (Hensingham)
Joshua Hopkins (Leigh East)
Cameron Robinson (Waterhead Warriors)
Adam Robinson (Waterhead Warriors)
Harrison Dodd (Waterhead Warriors)
Harry Barker (Waterhead Warriors)
Marcus Geener (Saddleworth Rangers)
Scott Simmons (Orrell St James)
Ruben Ruane (Blackbrook Royals)
Luke Sutcliffe (Blackbrook Royals)
Joshua Langley (Blackbrook Royals)
Malachi Price (Wigan St Judes)
George Jamieson (Salford City Roosters)
Joe Dyson-Sanderson (Newsome Panthers)
Armand Jozsef Palinkas (Milford)
Callum Cottington (Ashton Bears)
Ben Metcalfe (Rochdale Mayfield)
Harry Sheridan (Rochdale Mayfield)
Jack Lawler (West Hull)
Alfie Hough (Hindley)
Charlie Harrison (Dewsbury Moor)
Taylor Giroud (Brentwood Eels)
Lewis Davies (Pilkington Recs)
Theo Roberts (Skirlaugh)

England Community Lions management wish to congratulate every player on their selection and journey so far.

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England Community Lions U16s Squad Selected

Twenty players from fourteen community clubs have fought their way through a strong selection process to be named in a squad to represent England Community Lions U16s over three games this year.

After three regional camps across Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Cumbria, the final selection was made following a trial game at Leigh Miners Rangers, Twist Lane ground last week.

Thornhill Trojans are well represented with three players while Newsome Panthers, Kells, Saddleworth Rangers, and Blackbrook Royals all have two players in the squad.

There was particular celebration for Moldgreen, represented by Cobie McGillivary, Westhoughton Lions, represented by Joseph Davies and Seth Abong of Hull Wyke.

Speaking of the selections and the process, Under 16s Head Coach Tom Wood said, “It was really difficult, to be honest with you.

On the day we took our notes, took it away, had a bit of a think and we had it videoed, so me and Lee Roberts watched it back, and we sent it to another couple of coaches and we’ve come back with this squad.”

“I know we’ve left some good kids out, and I’m really disappointed to leave them out, but hopefully they will come back bigger and stronger, and I’m really pleased with the group that we’ve got together.”

“The group is from 14 different community clubs which shows that all over the country good work is being done.

All the clubs should be really proud of what they produce. Everyone is there on merit.

They are all there because they deserve to be, and they’ve got through a few stages and fair play to those community coaches, they have brought through some good kids.”

“We’ve got three games with this squad now and they will be really tough.

I know from the experience of taking the under 17s to Wales last year, we won in the last couple of minutes, but they have improved dramatically down there.

The coaches Paul Berry and Liam Bostock are doing a really good job and doing a lot of stuff in South Wales too. That creates its own challenges.”

“Then Scotland, it will be the first time that they have had an under 16s.

They will be picking mainly Scottish lads and there will be a few professional lads who are on scholarships.

For our boys, who are all community-based to play against scholarship players, they have to put their best foot forward and it will be interesting.”

“We won’t be taking it lightly at all, it’s international rugby, it’s tough and pride is on the line playing for your country.”

The full squad selected is:

Alfie Howley (Thornhill Trojans)
Brandan Rowland (Leigh Miners Rangers)
Cian Gleadall (Newsome panthers)
Cobie McGillivary (Moldgreen ARLFC)
Daniel Robson (Skirlaugh ARLFC)
Fletcher Holgate (Hensingham)
Harrison Dodd (Waterhead Warriors)
Harvey Roberts (Thornhill Trojans)
Hayden Mitchell (Newsome Panthers)
Jackson Evans (Kells)
Jamie Jennings (Kells)
Joseph Davies (Westhoughton Lions)
Joshua Langley (Blackbrook Royals)
Marcus Geener (Saddleworth Rangers)
Oliver Smart (Siddal)
Reece Smethurst (Saddleworth Rangers)
Ruben Ruane (Blackbrook Royals)
Seth Abong (Hull Wyke)
Thomas Papworth (Lock Lane)
Tyler Jowitt (Thornhill Trojans)

The itinerary for the games is as follows:

Game 1 – Wales U16 v England Community Lions U16 Date of game – Saturday 4th June Venue – Steboneath Park, Llanelli, SA15 1EY Kick off time – 2.00pm

Game 2 – Scotland U16 v England Community Lions U16 Date of game – Saturday 6th August Venue – Dalkeith RFC, Eskbank Rd, Dalkeith EH22 3BQ Kick off time – 12.00pm

Game 3 – England Community Lions U16 v Wales U16 Date of game – Saturday 24th September Venue – Leigh Miners, Kirby Road, Leigh WN7 4EF Kick off time – 12.00pm

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