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Season 2016/2017 • National 3 South West • Level 5

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Chapel Gate • Sat 22 April 2017 • KO 3pm

Bournemouth Rugby Football Clubwould like to thank all their members, sponsors, supporters and volunteers for their support thi s sea son and the many sea sons in the pa st.

From In Touch

04 A few words of welcome from the President.

06 A brief history of our opponents today.

08 The fixtures for the season showing the results to date.

10 The National 3 South West table as of last week.

10 The playing record of those who have played for the 1st XV this season.

12 The leading performances in matches this season, the top three scorers of points etc, a complete record of who played where and their scores in the given position.

14 Club records established by the 1st XV in the League.

16 The centre spread showing the names and positions of the players, the club and match officials.

20 Profiles of others who have played for the 1st XV this season.

28 A list of the award winners in the 2015/2016 season.

30 Why don’t you become a member of Bournemouth RFC?

Our Opposition

1st XV Fixtures

League Table

Bmth Players

Today’s Teams

Leading Figures

League Records

1st XV Squad

Award Winners

Membership

08 Fixtures in N3SW today.

N3SW Fixtures

18 Profiles of those in the 1st XV starting line-up today.

Your team today

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Salisbury are one of our oldest opponents and historical records suggest they may well have been our first. What

I can say with a degree of certainty, is that, since start of the Second World War, we have not played any club more than we have Salisbury. What is more my records show, although I cannot claim that they are complete, the playing record to be a remarkable P99 W46 D6 L47 with just 103 points difference in the scores. However inadequate the record might be it does show an intense rivalry between two long-standing friends. Who else would we choose to play on the day prime minister Ted Heath formerly opened our new home at Chapel Gate in April 1990? What is more we fought out a judicious 13-all draw. It was perhaps in the D&W Cup that this rivalry manifested itself so strickingly especially in the days before league rugby and its forebear the Southern Merit Table. Three successive finals were contested between 1977/8 and 1979/0 and illustrated the dominance of the competition by the two clubs in that period but also neatly encapsulated that fierce but friendly rivalry. When you’ve got the likes of Geoff Day about it can only be fierce! However November 2011 was the last time we played each other in the D&W Cup, which was at Chapel Gate, and we have to go even further back for the last time we played Salisbury in the league, ten years plus one week in fact, 14 April 2007, again here at Chapel Gate. However it is an unfortunate fact that Salisbury are relegated. Despite two wins out of three at the start of the season, giving us a bloody nose on the opening day, and leaving them in a promising 6th place, a string of eleven defeats probably ‘saw for them’ and they gave themselves an unwelcome Christmas present by being in the relegation zone on 12th. A New Year resolution saw them win five out of the next six games but ironically, and a reflection on how tight the league is, saw them still on 12th. Since then it

has been pretty gloomy but levened by creditable close defeats against the likes of Newton Abbot and Old Redcliffians which must have given them pause for thought on ‘what might have been’. Anyway enough of the gloom and doom. It has been a real pleasure to re-engage with Salisbury this season and to be able to welcome them to Chapel Gate for this swansong of the 2016/2017 season.

Our match sponsor this afternoon is Laceys Solicitors and we are delighted to welcome Tony John and Jeremy Channon and their party to Chapel Gate. The club, and many like us for that matter, simply could not function without the financial support we get from firms such as Laceys. No matter how many times we say ‘thank you’ it doesn’t lessen the sincerity of the sentiment or reduce our appreciation of your association with us. We hope you enjoy your afternoon and have enjoyed the past season.

We welcome our referee this afternoon Nick Wood making his first appearance at Chapel Gate. We also welcome another familiar figure, Simon Thomas in his equally familiar role as referee adviser. Simon has had a hip operation and we are delighted to see that he is back on his feet again. As always we hope both he and Nick have an enjoyable afternoon.

Last Sunday we played hosts to the D&W U20 County Championship game against Eastern Counties. D&W won handsomely 37-12 with some outstanding football played, especially in response to Eastern Counties ‘come back’ in the second half of the first half. Former Colt and 1st XVer, Sam Bailey, confirmed why he was selected for the South West earlier in the month.

Opposite is a reminder of our ‘End of Season Dinner’. Have you got your tickets yet? Be quick because it looks like we are going to stretch The Highcliffe’s resources.

Thank you for your support today and throughout the season, home and away. Have a good afternoon.Doug Warren, President.

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Our Opposition Today SalisburyOrganised club rugby has been played in Salisbury periodically from season 1878/9, initially under the auspices of a Salisbury Football Club. It was not until season 1912/3 that a Salisbury Rugby Football Club was formed.

At an inaugural meeting held on Tuesday 4th November 1878 at St Edmunds School it was resolved unanimously that there should be a Football Club in Salisbury. A committee was appointed and subscriptions were set at 5 shillings per annum. Home matches were to be played at the Butts.

At a second meeting, the first AGM, on 12th April 1879 it was reported that, “Your committee have much pleasure in presenting their first annual report, which, considering the recent and late formation of the club, they think to be very satisfactory. Ten matches have been played during the season, viz. – Andover, Romsey, Warminster, Andover, Southampton, Warminster, Basingstoke, Fordingbridge, Southampton and Fordingbridge: of these, eight were played under the Rugby Union rules and two under the Association rules. The club won four matches and lost four, the other two being severally disputed and drawn”. It was also reported that the financial state of the club, although showing a deficit, was considered by the committee “also to be very satisfactory”. Topically it was further noted that “This deficit will be considerably reduced when all the members have paid their subscriptions”.

The Football Club in various guises remained in existence until 1889, continuing to play under both Rugby Union and Association rules. Original club colours were amber and black. No evidence has yet been found of club rugby being played in Salisbury between 1889 and 1912.

In September 1912 two meetings were held when it was decided “to resuscitate rugby football in the city by forming the Salisbury Rugby Football Club”. A committee was appointed, including at least one member of the 1889 committee thus

establishing continuity between the clubs, and subscriptions were set at 5 shillings per annum, interestingly the same as 36 years earlier. Home matches took place at the recreation ground Harnham. Fixtures were played against the Royal Artillery, Castle Cary, Trojans, Frome, Sherborne and Yeovil. The playing of Rugby Union was reestablished in the city.

Unfortunately the 1914-18 war intervened and competitive Rugby was not played again until 23rd September 1923 when a match was arranged at Victoria Park against the Royal Artillery. A profit of £6.13s.0d was made and donated to help the city pay off the debt incurred in erecting the war memorial. Further matches were played against Army XVs at Victoria Park until fixtures were transferred early in 1924 to the newly formed Rugby Football Club for West Tytherley and district, “Norman Court RFC – The Normans” This transfer has been described colourfully in earlier histories as:

“In the early years the Club was obliged to play its rugby at Norman Court, Tytherley, to the east of the city. The local council had decreed that this “barbaric” game should not be played within the city limits and the Club was instructed to find a home at least ten miles out of town. Sponsorship however was the Club’s saviour then. Norman Court’s owner was Mr. Washington Singer, one of the heirs of the sewing machine magnate, Isaac Singer, and he offered the Club a ground on the edge of the prescribed ten-mile limit; provided that they, then Norman Court Rugby Club, wore his racing colours of green and white. They still wear these colours today even though there are some who believe they should have swapped them for the city’s blue and gold, colours worn today as a change strip”.

However a team representing Salisbury continued to play and featured annually in the Norman’s fixture list between seasons 1925/6 and 1929/0 with games played at both West Tytherley and Victoria Park. In season 1930/1 the Normans and Salisbury teams combined and

competed once more as Salisbury Rugby Football Club. Matches were played in Laverstock. In 1933 the club moved to the Castle Road ‘Sheep Fair Ground’ and remained there until 1938 when it returned to Laverstock. When war was declared in 1939 the wartime Rugby Club played on the Bishop Wordsworth’s playing field and continued to play there when the club reformed after the war. Between 1930 and 1953 the facilities of first the Red Lion and then the Cathedral Hotels were enjoyed after games. In 1953, the ‘Prairie’ as it is affectionately called was rented from the City Council. After some three years on the ‘Prairie’, a further ground, the present 1st XV pitch, was also rented from the Council. In addition to these two grounds, excellent changing accommodation and showers were provided in an adjoining hut. The present clubhouse was opened by the former President of the RFU and Sports Council, Dickie Jeeps, on 13th April 1980, at an auspicious ceremony attended by the 1986/7 President of the RFU, Alan Grimsdell, and former Welsh outside half and President, Cliff Jones. Since 1980 the playing area has been levelled and floodlights installed. In 1988 a further extension to the club-house, now the Tony Murley room, was added.

League rugby, then the Courage Club Championship, started in 1987. At the time Salisbury were classed as one of the top 50/60 clubs in the country and were placed in Area League South, level 4, a position maintained until reorganisation of the leagues in 1990. Subsequently Salisbury competed for a number of years in SW1, level 5 followed by a number of relegations and promotions before becoming established in the competitive SW1E, level 6. Two successive promotions in the past two seasons have restablished the Club at level 5 (N3SW) after an absence of eighteen seasons.

I am pleased to acknowledge that the above history is taken from the Salisbury website and I wish to say ‘thank you’. Ed.

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Date Opponents Ven Res KO/Score Pos Match Day Sponsors

Sep 3 Salisbury a l 16-21 10

Sep 10 Bracknell a l 20-27 10

Sep 17 Brixham h w 44-26 7

Sep 24 Lydney a w 17-3 5

Oct 1 Cleve h w 42-12 4

Oct 8 Dings Crusaders a l 23-27 5

Oct 15 Reserved

Oct 22 Hornets h l 10-33 8

Oct 29 Ivybridge a l 10-35 8

Nov 5 Launceston h w 27-6 8

Nov 12 Reserved

Nov 19 Camborne a l 11-13 8

Nov 26 Bromsgrove h w 55-29 7

Dec 3 Newton Abbot a l 17-18 7

Dec 10 Old Redcliffians h w 29-23 7

Dec 17 Bracknell h w 67-13 7

Dec 24 Christmas Eve

Jan 7 Brixham a d 29-29 8

Jan 14 Lydney h w 42-8 6

Jan 21 Cleve a l 13-22 7

Jan 28 Dings Crusaders h w 47-15 6

Feb 4 Reserved 7

Feb 11 Hornets a w 30-17 5

Feb 18 Ivybridge h w 31-23 5

Feb 25 Reserved

Mar 4 Launceston a l 7-8 4

Mar 11 Camborne h d 33-33 5 Barker Group

Mar 18 Reserved

Mar 25 Bromsgrove a d 17-17 5

Apr 1 Newton Abbot h l 25-26 8 Allied Surveyors

Apr 8 Old Redcliffians a l 33-53 8

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2016/2017 1st XV FixturesSSE National Division 3 South West

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Fixtures in N3SW TodayCleve v CamborneDings Crusaders v Launceston

Hornets v IvybridgeLydney v Bromsgrove

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team P W D L For ag DiFF Lge try Los aDj Pts

1 Old Redcliffians (6) 25 21 1 3 718 449 269 86 14 2 102

2 Dings Crusaders (10) 25 18 0 7 600 438 162 72 7 3 82

3 Camborne (SW1W) 25 16 1 8 663 497 166 66 11 4 -5 76

4 Ivybridge (8) 25 14 0 11 627 586 41 56 10 5 71

5 Newton Abbot (11) 25 13 1 11 673 694 -21 54 11 6 71

6 Brixham (4) 25 13 2 10 567 565 2 56 10 4 70

7 Bracknell (N3L&SE) 25 14 0 11 550 606 -56 56 8 3 67

8 Bournemouth (5) 25 11 3 11 695 537 158 50 10 7 67

9 Hornets (7) 25 12 0 13 687 540 147 48 12 4 64

10 Cleve (9) 25 12 0 15 588 594 -6 48 9 3 60

11 Lydney (3) 25 10 0 15 437 622 -185 40 7 4 51

12 Launceston (N2S) 25 7 1 17 380 543 -163 30 2 9 41

13 Salisbury (SW1E) 25 7 0 18 486 725 -239 28 4 7 39

14 Bromsgrove (N3Mid) 25 2 1 22 480 758 -275 10 3 11 -5 19

Player Sel’d PtS trieS HtS ConS PGS dGS

David Bates† 3 10 2

Alexander Bennett† 14 10 2

Robbie Boyd 14 15 3

Robert Bruce 3

David Budd† 2

Jo Burns 2

Dan Cawley 4

Scott Chislett 23 10 2

Will Croker 1

Adam Davies† 20 41 4 3 5

Mike Davies† 4

Eddie Edwards 4 5 1

Chris Elliott† 1

Alex Everett-Bolter 21 50 10

Luca Firetto 19 10 2

Freddie Gleadowe† 11 30 6

Grant Hancox 24 269 2 62 45

Sam Hardcastle 21 40 8

Jack Hennings 25 45 9

Ryan Hughes 2

Player Sel’d PtS trieS HtS ConS PGS dGS

Chris Jeffes 11

Toby Kenneally† 23

Andrew Kingswell 3 5 1

Charlie Levey 15

David McDonald 18

Alan Manning 21 15 3

Tom Napier† 1

Joe Rees 22 5 1

Luke Richardson 15

Pete Roberts† 2

Wyn Roberts 25 105 21 3

Carlos Snell 2 5 1

Duncan Soden 4

Andy Spikings 16 15 3

Joe Spiller† 2

Dan Stewart† 6 5 1

Alex Sutherland 3

Joe Tarrant 6

Mikael Treloar 18

Sammy Veneroso 7

Ollie Yeats 12† = Debut this season (9)

2016/2017 National 3 South West Table

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Leading Figures this SeasonPoints (in a Match) 22 Grant Hancox/15/8c2p .......Dec 17 Grant Hancox/15/t4c3p ...... Jan 28 20 Wyn Roberts/11/4t................Sep 17 Wyn Roberts/11/4t................Oct 1 19 Grant Hancox/13/5c3p .......Sep 17Tries 4 Wyn Roberts/11/4t................Sep 17 Wyn Roberts/11/4t................Oct 1 3 Wyn Roberts/11/3t ...............Feb 11 2 Sam Hardcastle/9/2t ............Nov 26 Jack Hennings/6/2t ..............Nov 26 Freddie Gleadowe/13/2t ....Dec 10 Sam Hardcastle/9/2t ............Dec 17 Wyn Roberts/11/2t ............... Jan 7 Wyn Roberts/11/2t ............... Jan 14Conversions 8 Grant Hancox/15/8c2p .......Dec 17 6 Grant Hancox/15/6cp ..........Nov 26 5 Grant Hancox/13/5c3p .......Sep 17Penalty Goals 3 Grant Hancox/13/c3p ..........Sep 3 Grant Hancox/13/5c3p .......Sep 17 Grant Hancox/13/3p ............Oct 8 Grant Hancox/15/2c3p .......Dec 10 Grant Hancox/15/t4c3p ...... Jan 28 Grant Hancox/15/3c3p .......Mar 11 Grant Hancox/9/2c3p ..........Apr 8 2 Grant Hancox/13/2c2p .......Sep 10 Grant Hancox/13/4c2p .......Oct 1 Grant Hancox/15/3c2p .......Nov 5 Grant Hancox/15/2p ............Nov 19 Grant Hancox/15/t3c2p ...... Jan 14 Grant Hancox/15/c2p .......... Jan 21Drop Goals 2 Adam Davies/10/2d† ...........Dec 10 1 Adam Davies/10/d† ..............Oct 1 Adam Davies/10/d† ..............Feb 11 Adam Davies/10/2td† .........Mar 11Goals Kicked 10 Grant Hancox/15/8c2p .......Dec 17 8 Grant Hancox/13/5c3p .......Sep 17 7 Grant Hancox/15/6cp ..........Nov 26 Grant Hancox/15/t4c3p ...... Jan 28Figure immediately behind the name is the player’s position.

Points (695 this Season) 269 Grant Hancox/2t62c45p 105 Wyn Roberts/21t 50 Alex Everett-Bolter/10tTries (76) 21 Wyn Roberts 10 Alex Everett-Bolter 9 Jack HenningsConversions (65) 62 Grant Hancox 3 Adam Davies†Penalties (45) 45 Grant HancoxDrop Goals (5) 5 Adam Davies†Goals Kicked (115) 107 Grant Hancox 8 Adam Davies†

Captain 19 Alan Manning/3t 5 Joe Rees/t 1 Grant Hancox/2c2pConsecutive Matches 8 Alan ManningFullback 12 Grant Hancox/2t35c23p 4 Sammy Veneroso 3 Robbie Boyd/t 2 Chris Jeffes Alex Sutherland 1 Andrew KingswellConsecutive Matches 6 Grant HancoxRight Wing 14 Alex Everett-Bolter/9t 4 Eddie Edwards/t Chris Jeffes 3 Dan Stewart/tConsecutive Matches 4 Eddie Edwards Alex Everett-BolterOS Centre 10 Grant Hancox/1C/22c18p 9 Freddie Gleadowe/6t† 6 Alex Everett-Bolter/tConsecutive Matches 8 Grant HancoxIS Centre 23 Scott Chislett/2t 1 Rob Bruce Freddie GleadoweConsecutive Matches 11 Scott ChislettLeft Wing 25 Wyn Roberts/20tConsecutive Matches 23 Wyn RobertsFly-half 17 Adam Davies/3t3c5d† 8 Robbie Boyd/2tConsecutive Matches 9 Adam Davies†Scrum-half 21 Sam Hardcastle/8t 2 Grant Hancox/5c4p 1 Adam Davies Sammy VenerosoConsecutive Matches 12 Sam HardcastleLH Prop 16 Andy Spikings/3t 4 Mike Davies† 3 Joe Tarrant 1 Ryan Hughes Joe Spiller†Consecutive Matches 13 Andy SpikingsHooker 12 Alan Manning/12C/2t 9 Luke Richardson 2 David Budd† Dan CawleyConsecutive Matches 6 Alan Manning

TH Prop 19 Luca Firetto/2t 3 Alan Manning/3C/t 2 Joe Tarrant 1 Ryan HughesConsecutive Matches 10 Luca FirettoLock 22 Toby Kenneally† 15 Mike Treloar 7 Charlie Levey 3 David Bates/2t† 2 Duncan Soden 1 Jack HenningsConsecutive Matches 15 Toby Kenneally†BS Flanker 23 Jack Hennings/9t 1 Alexander Bennett† Toby Kenneally†Consecutive Matches 16 Jack HenningsOS Flanker 16 David McDonald 6 Alexander Bennett/t† 2 Alan Manning/2C 1 Pete Roberts†Consecutive Matches 13 David McDonaldNo 8 22 Joe Rees/5C/t 2 Alan Manning/2C 1 Jack HenningsConsecutive Matches 18 Joe ReesSubstitutes 12 Ollie Yeats 8 Charlie Levey 7 Alexander Bennett/t† 6 Luke Richardson 5 Chris Jeffes 3 Robbie Boyd Mike Treloar 2 Robert Bruce Jo Burns Dan Cawley Adam Davies/t† Andrew Kingswell/t Dave McDonald Alan Manning 2 Carlos Snell/t Duncan Soden Dan Stewart† Sammy Veneroso 1 Chris Elliott† Alex Everett-Bolter/t Freddie Gleadowe† Tom Napier† Pete Roberts† Joe Spiller† Alex Sutherland Joe TarrantUnused Substitutes 1 Will CrokerPenalty Tries 1 Penalty Try

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Bournemouth League RecordsFirst ever League match: v Bridgwater & Albion h 3–7, 12 Sep 1987 SW1.Match score 112: v Newbury Blues h 112–5, 8 Oct 2011 N3SW.Match difference 107: v Newbury Blues h 112–5, 8 Oct 2011 N3SW.

v Bridgwater & Albion h 107–0, 12 Nov 2011 N3SW.Match aggregate 117: v Newbury Blues h 112–5, 8 Oct 2011 N3SW.Lowest match aggregate 7: v Launceston h 4–3, 8 Apr 1989 SW2.Tries in a match 18: v Newbury Blues h 112–5, 8 Oct 2011 N3SW.Hat-tricks in a match 3: v Newbury Blues h 112–5, 8 Oct 2011 N3SW.

Robert Bruce/12/3t, Tony Dunkerley/7/3t, James Flynn/11/4t.Individual points 32: Robbie Searle/14/2t11c v Bridgwater & A h 107–0, 12 Nov 2011 N3SW.Points on debut 22: Ben Stevenson/10/2c6p v Canterbury h 32–17, 1 Sep 2012 N2S.Individual tries 5: Guy Spencer/15/C/5t v Minety a 106–5, 5 Feb 2005 SCS.

Francois van Schalkvyk/11/5t v Salisbury h 59–13, 1 Oct 2005 SW2E. Sam Hardcastle/9/5t v High Wycombe h 88–14, 11 Feb 2006 SW2E. Francois van Schalkvyk/11/5tc v Henley Wdrs h 90–8, 4 Mar 2006 SW2E. James Flynn/11/5t v Old Redcliffians h 60–3, 1 Oct 2011 N3SW.

Tries on debut 3: Jon Rivers/12/3t v Keynsham h 49–24, 3 Sep 2005 SW2E.Individual conversions 12: Jon Sanchez/10/12c v Minety a 106–5, 5 Feb 2005 SCS.Conversions on debut 6: Simon McFarlane/10/6c v High Wycombe a 52–10, 8 Oct 2005 SW2E.Individual penalties 6: Simon Wyatt/15/6p v Gordon League a 18–29, 31 Mar 1990 SW2.

Mike Pope/11/c6p v Barnstaple h 30–7, 14 Mar 2009 N3SW. Dan Pollard/15/6p v Redingensians h 18–22, 3 Mar 2012 N3SW. Ben Stevenson/10/2c6p v Canterbury h 32–17, 1 Sep 2012 N2S.

Penalties on debut 6: Ben Stevenson/10/2c6p v Canterbury h 32–17, 1 Sep 2012 N2S.Individual drop goals 2: Jon Santy/9/t2d v Olney h 46–12, 8 Jan 1994 SC.

James Barnett/10/p2d v Dorchester h 14–17, 3 Oct 1998 SW2E. Adam Davies/10/2d v Old Redcliffians h 29–23, 10 Dec 2016 N3SW.

Drop goals on debut 1: Dave Elliot/10/d v Clifton a 7–64, 19 Sep 1987 SW1.Individual goals 12: Jon Sanchez/10/12c v Minety a 106–5, 5 Feb 2005 SCS.Goals on debut 8: Ben Stevenson/10/2c6p v Canterbury h 32–17, 1 Sep 2012 N2S.Points in a season 273: Dan Pollard 2011/2 N3SW 3t 87c 28pTries in a season 27: Sam Yarwood 2010/1 N3SW 27tHat-tricks in a season 3: James Flynn, 2006/7 SW2E; Sam Yarwood, 2010/1 N3SW;

James Flynn, 2011/2 N3SW; Wyn Roberts, 2016/7 N3SW.Points in a career 883: Sam Hardcastle 1998/9 – 2016/7 170t 12c 3pTries in a career 170: Sam Hardcastle 1998/9 – 2016/7Hat-tricks in a career 7: Sam Hardcastle 1998/9 – 2016/7Starts in a career 294: Sam Hardcastle 1998/9 – 2016/7Overall Playing Statistics: P574 W297 D16 L261.

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15: Grant Hancox 14: Alex Everett-Bolter 13: Freddie Gleadowe 12: Scott Chislett 11: Wyn Roberts 10: Robbie Boyd 9: Sam Hardcastle 1: Joe Spiller 2: Alan Manning/C 3: Luca Firetto 4: Mike Treloar 5: Toby Kenneally 6: Jack Hennings 7: Dave McDonald 8: Joe Rees 16: Adam Davies 17: Charlie Levey 18: Tom NapierDoR: Will CrokerFwds: James CrokerBacks: Jon SanchezPhysio: Andy CurtisPhoto: Simon Carlton

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Joe ReesNo 8Debut: 7 Sep 13, OSF v Taunton, N2S. Career: Capt 24. Starts 98. Pts 25/5t.Sponsor: Alan Gilbert

Dave McDonaldOS FlankerDebut: 21 Sep 13, OSF v Exmouth, N2S. Career: Starts 20. Pts 15/3t.

Luca FirettoTH PropDebut: 24 Nov 07, Sub v Reding’sians, N3SW. Career: Starts 76. Pts 20/4t.

Alex Everett-BolterRight WingDebut: 19 Sep 15, Sub v Lydney, N3SW. Career: Starts 29. Pts 65/13t.

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Alan ManningCaptain • HookerDebut: 3 Dec 05, Un’d v Wimborne, SW2E.Career: Capt 170. Starts 237. Pts 163/32td.Sponsor: Sanchez, Drylining & Plastering Ltd

Joe SpillerLH PropDebut: 4 Mar 17, Sub v Launceston, N3SW. This Season: Starts 1.

Mikael TreloarLockDebut: 26 Sep 15, Sub v Exmouth, N3SW. Career: Starts 25.

Toby KenneallyLockDebut: 3 Sep 16, Lock v Salisbury, N3SW. This Season: Starts 23. Sponsor: Under 14s

Jack Hennings BS FlankerDebut: 4 Sep 10, BSF v Reding’sians, N3SW. Career: Capt 1. Starts 127. Pts 205/41t. HTs 1.Sponsor: Stuart Fidler

Grant HancoxVice-captain • FullbackDebut: 11 Oct 14, Sub v Brixham, N3SW. Career: Starts 63. Pts 463/14t93c69p. Sponsor: Sanchez, Drylining & Plastering Ltd

Freddie GleadoweOutside CentreDebut: 29 Oct 16, Sub v Ivybridge, N3SW.This Season: Starts 10. Pts 30/6t.Sponsor: Alan Gilbert

Tom NapierSubstituteDebut: 8 Apr 17, Sub v Old Redcliffians, N3SW.This Season: Sub 1.

Robbie BoydFly-halfDebut: 2 Apr 16, FH v Brixham, N3SW.Career: Starts 14. Pts 15/3t.Sponsor: Chicken & Blues

Wyn RobertsLeft WingDebut: 12 Oct 13, OSC v Redruth, N2S. Career: Starts 82. Pts 327/65tc, HTs 6.

Scott ChislettInside CentreDebut: 23 Oct 04, OSC v North Dorset, SCS.Career: Starts 258. Pts 379/68t12c5p, HTs 2.Sponsor: Inspire

Sam HardcastleScrum-halfDebut: 20 Mar 99, SH v Swanage & W, SW2E.Career: Starts 294. Pts 883/170t12c3p, HTs 7. Sponsor: Under 11s.

Adam DaviesSubstituteDebut: 3 Sep 16, FH v Salisbury, N3SW. This Season: Starts 18. Pts 41/4t3c5d.Sponsor: Alan Gilbert.

Charlie LeveySubstituteFull Debut: 19 Dec 15, Sub v Cleve, N3SW. Career: Starts 9. Pts 10/2t. Sponsor: Howard Burry.

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Eddie EdwardsOutside CentreDebut: 3 Sep 05, Sub v Keynsham, SW2E.Career: Starts 62. Pts 84/16t2c.

David BatesLockDebut: 3 Sep 16, Lock/t v Salisbury, N3SW. This Season: Starts 3. Pts 10/2t.Sponsor: Alan Gilbert

Ryan HughesPropDebut: 34 Oct 15, Sub/t v Chippenham, N3SW. Career: Starts 2. Pts 5/t.Sponsor: Under 9s

Mike DaviesLH PropDebut: 4 Mar 17, LHP v Launceston, N3SW. This Season: Starts 4.

Will CrokerLockDebut: 27 Jan 07, Lock v Windsor, SW2E. Career: Starts 4. Pts 10/2t.

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Duncan SodenLockDebut: 5 Sep 15, Lock v Dings Cr’ders, N3SW. Career: Starts 13. Pts 5/t.

Andrew KingswellRight WingFull Debut: 7 Jan 17, FB v Brixham, N3SW. Career: Starts 1. Pts 5/t.

Dave BuddHookerDebut: 3 Sep 16, Hkr v Salisbury, N3SW.This Season: Starts 2..

Rob BruceOutside CentreDebut: 4 Sep 04, OSC/t v Bradford-on-Avon, SCS. Career: Starts 105. Pts 225/45t. Hts 1.Sponsor: Team Jobs

Dan CawleyOS FlankerDebut: 23 Sep 00, Hkr v Devizes, SCS. Career: Capt 38. Starts 145. Pts 265/53t. HTs 2.

Chris JeffesFullbackFull Debut: 20 Sep 14, FB v Exmouth, N3SW. Career: Starts 10. Pts 5/t. Sponsor: Chicken & Blues

Luke RichardsonHookerDebut: 20 Sep 14, Sub v Exmouth , N3SW. Career: Starts 19.

Pete RobertsOpenside FlankerDebut: 25 Mar, Sub v Bromsgrove, N3SW. This Season: Starts 1.

Chris ElliottBacksDebut: 11 Feb 17, Sub v Hornets, N3SW. This Season: Sub 1.

Jo BurnsFront RowDebut: 23 Sep 01, No8 v Devizes, SCS. Career: Starts 46. Pts 10/2t.

Carlos SnellBacksDebut: 2 Jan 16, Sub v Old Redcliffians, N3SW.Career: Starts 1. Pts 5/t.

Alexander BennettOS FlankerDebut: 3 Sep 16, OSF v Salisbury, N3SW. This Season: Starts 7. Pts 10/2t.

Andy SpikingsFront RowDebut: 13 Sep 08, Sub v Bracknell, SW1. Career: Starts 45. Pts 35/7t. Sponsor: iSupplyEnergy.

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Sammy VenerosoScrum-halfDebut: 15 Dec 12, Sub v Barking, N2S.Career: Starts 27. Pts 50/4t12c2p. Sponsor: Chicken & Blues

Ollie YeatsBack Row/Backs/HookerDebut: 3 Jan 15, OSC v Exmouth, N3SW.Career: Starts 8.

Joe TarrantHookerDebut: 4 Sep 10, Un’d v Red’sians, N3SW.Career: Starts 47. Pts 30/6t. Signed for Richmond 14 Oct 2016.

Alex SutherlandFullbackDebut: 7 Sep 13, Sub v Taunton h 42-21, N2S. Career: Starts 52. Pts 95/10t21cp. Sponsor: Alan Gilbert.

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