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Cornwall Rugby Skills Program

'Cornwall Rugby Skills Programme'
 

 

The new season is upon us and now the application forms are ready to download for your son to enrol on to the new Cornwall Rugby Skills Programme (formally known as DPP). 

 

This programme replaces the old DPP system but follows a very similar format for U14, U15 & U16 players. Please see attached forms for info on dates and enrolment costs.

 

Many Thanks Rich Siveter

U.14 CRSP Application form

U.15 CRSP Application form

U.16 CRSP Application form

 

 

 
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Launch of Cornwall YRA

 

The CRFU in partnership with the England Rugby Development Team, are kick starting the new Cornwall Young Rugby Ambassador Program on Sunday 19th May @ St Austell RFC, 10am - 1pm. The program will be for 14-24 year olds looking to develop their skills and knowledge in areas such as Club Management, Coaching and Refereeing.

The first event on the 19th will be a kick start to the new program. So all current YRA’s and as many new potential YRA’s as we can find are invited. We will be discussing what the new program looks like, what is expected of our YRA’s throughout, and we will also chat through the incentives we have in mind to help with creating the identity we’d like our YRA’s to have in the county.

If you attend the day and sign up to the program we also might have some goodies for you to start your Cornwall YRA journey!!

Please share this with all in your club and to anyone you feel would like to get involved. If you have any questions please feel free to ask away.

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Penzance & Newlyn Colts lift the Cup

 

Photo: Penzance & Newlyn Colts celebrate their cup win

 

TRELAWNY’S ARMY CRFU COLTS CUP FINAL

 

ST. AUSTELL COLTS 6 – 23 PENZANCE & NEWYLN COLTS

Penzance & Newlyn colts ran out deserved winners against home side St. Austell colts to round off an excellent day of colts rugby finals once again sponsored by Trelawny's Army Supporters Club, reports Bill Hooper from Tregorrick Park.

The game was ended some six minutes from time by the referee following a neck injury to one of the Pirates’ colts however; the result had already been secured.

St. Austell, roared on by a vociferous home crowd, began brightly taking a 6-0 lead early on thanks to a couple of Ashley Gilder penalties.

Pirates weathered a sin-binning of their fly-half to strike back with a good try scored by No.8 Mawgan Osborne, converted by scrum-half Alistair Stacey to take a lead they would never relinquish.

Stacey then kicked a penalty before scoring and unconverted try near half-time following a strong run from flanker Oliver Mackenzie.

Despite some promising phases Saints were unable to get a crucial score, instead Pirates went further ahead with a try from skipper Toby Osborne.

Stacey kicked a penalty to put Pirates more than two scores ahead before the unfortunate injury brought the game to a premature end.

In the other finals played Launceston defeated Camborne 40-22 to win the Shield.

Saltash won 33-10 against Truro in the Plate and Newquay Hornets got the better of Penryn 38-10 in the Bowl.

A good day’s rugby and thanks must go to St. Austell RFC for their organisation, to Lee Maher from the Colts section for running the day and the officials from Cornwall RRS.       

 

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    The Cornwall Rugby Football Union was formed in 1883 and operated until 2009 as an unincorporated body when it registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 becoming Cornwall Rugby Football Union Limited. Clubs affiliated to Cornwall Rugby Football Union Limited are Members with representatives of each club in…