HUDDERSFIELD UNDERBANK RANGERS 28 HEMEL STAGS 18 – The Cross

Rangers closed the play off gap, moving to within two points of the Stags in a definitive game of two halves. Hemel dominated the first period but Underbank turned the tables in the second half to run out deserved winners of a tough, punishing battle.

Harlequins RL Twickenham Stoop was the location on Sunday for the WCAM London Youth and Junior League Grand Final to take place. The top 10 Youth and Junior Rugby League teams across all age groups were competing to become Grand Final champions for 2010.

This event culminates a wonderful season for the WCAM London Youth and Junior League with ages from 12 to 18 playing for the season’s biggest prize. 

Harlequins RL is proud to announce in conjunction with the RFL & Try Tag Rugby Ltd. that they will be hosting a Tag Rugby festival on the 31st of July.
The tournament will take place at Craneford Way, which is a short walk from the Harlequins RL home ground, the Twickenham Stoop.
The Harlequins RL Tag Rugby Festival will be played as 7 a side & in the mixed format, with 4 males & 3 females on the pitch.  Squads will be capped at 12.
The Festival will be conducted in pool stages with winning teams going through to the knock out stages. There will be a Harlequins RL corporate box on offer for the winning team.

This Sunday will see the culmination of a season’s hard work for 10 of the 44 teams from within the WCAM London Junior League as they go head to head at the Twickenham Stoop in their respective Grand Final.

In total 1200 players, 14 clubs and 44 teams have been involved en route to the finals and Sunday should be a fantastic showcase of Youth and Junior League in London and the South East.

One week remains in the RLC Regional home and away season. In the East, a vital win for St Ives over second placed Bedford has kept their playoff hopes alive. With Northampton and Bedford holding the top two spots, the final playoff place will either go to Bury or St Ives. Bury are currently sitting in third but an in form St Ives win against Northampton will see them leapfrog the men from Suffolk to most likely meet Bedford in the Semi Final.

The South East division Finals places have been determined but positions in the top four could move following this coming weekend's fixtures. Elmbridge will finish as Minor Premiers but the teams behind them are improving and building confidence leading into the play offs. Read More for match round up.