LEIGH RUFC hosted a Past Players Luncheon for 87 before the home match against ninth placed Winnington Park and then the Current Leigh Players produced a dazzling display to cap off a truly memorable day for the Club.
IN their first away league game since mid October Colls more than matched their high flying hosts but ultimately lost out to a solitary well-taken Radcliffe strike in front of a bumper holiday crowd.
THE Ramsbottom Rake returns on Sunday with riders battling out to conquer the famous old hill.
TWO Bolton RUFC junior sides enjoyed big wins at the weekend.
WITH one point from their opening three games, perhaps Nantwich Town with 9 points from 3 weren’t top of the list of opponents Colls would choose to face as they adjusted to life in the BetVictor Northern Premier Division. However, a youthful Colls side with Niall Battersby and Kieran Feeney making their full debuts were to produce a performance that maybe signified a coming of age.
BURNDEN were represented at the Alpe D,Huez Triathlon when Ged Turner travelled to the Central French Western Alps to take part in the testing event.
LEIGH East kept their Division Three play-off hopes alive after claiming a share of the points from their home game against Batley Boys.
A BIZARRE pre-season friendly unfolded at the Skuna Stadium as the Collieries of Atherton and Pontefract faced off in the second edition of the Collieries Cup.
