Hiscox Reigate Charity 7s 2019

Sunday 3rd March 2019 10.00am – 4.00pm Reigate Grammar School Playing Fields Hartswood

Car Parking £5

Sponsored by:

HISCOX ARE PROUD SPONSORS OF THE REIGATE CHARITY 7S

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Richard Watson Chief Underwriting Officer (RGS 1976-1981) As a rugby fan I am delighted that Hiscox have become principal sponsors of the Reigate Charity 7s and will be supporting the rugby stars of the future.

Here at Hiscox we pride ourselves in being experts in our field and we’re acutely aware that the world of business requires team players in order to be successful. The core values of rugby; respect, teamwork, discipline, enjoyment and sportmanship that will be demonstrated here at Hartswood today, will stand these young people in good stead whatever career path they choose.

We are very happy to be supporting this tournament and in particular the Changing Lives bursary campaign which addresses the issue of social mobililty in and around the local area. The Changing Lives campaign provides first class educational opportunities to children whose potential far outweighs their financial means. Hiscox are committed to making a change for the good and this social mobility campaign is a cause that we feel will make a difference in the world.

Enjoy the tournament and I’m sure that you will be impressed with the standard of rugby on show from some potential future rugby stars! www.hiscoxgroup.com

Message from

Message from the

JONNY HYLTON

HEADMASTER

Welcome back to RGS Hartswood for the 2019 Reigate Charity 7s sponsored by Hiscox. We are delighted to welcome some new additions to the teams this year: Bryanston School, Wellington College, Worth, Emanuel and Sevenoaks to name but a few. The standard seems to get higher each year, thank you and good luck to all entrants joining us for 2019.

I am delighted that we are able to host the Reigate Charity 7s tournament again at RGS Hartswood this year and hope that we can all enjoy a great day of rugby with friends and visiting schools whilst raising money for a superb cause: the RGS Changing Lives bursary campaign.

2019 marks five years since the launch of our important social mobility Changing Lives campaign and today plays a vital part in generating awareness, looking to the future and raising funds for a worthwhile cause.

Thank you all for your support.

Our enormous thanks go to Hiscox who have partnered with us to become the Principal Sponsor for the 2019 tournament and in particular Richard Watson (RGS 1976-1981) Chief Underwriting Officer for his support.

Hiscox are one of the leading Insurance specialists in the UK offering a wide range of services from home insurance through to observational satellites!

Our thanks also go to our Official Medical Partner, Return2Play, that will be on hand today for all medical needs. They are doing great work in the important field of concussion management and are a fantastic team, thank you for your support. We’d also like to thank Kukri Sports for their continued advocacy and to all of our commercial partners connected to the 2019 Reigate Charity 7s.

I am extremely grateful to all of our sponsors – including principal sponsor, Hiscox – who, in partnership with the RGS Foundation and wide range of volunteers, have made the event possible. RGS Hartswood is looking splendid and I am sure that the level of rugby will live up to these magnificent surroundings. Thank you to the dedicated RGS grounds team for all the hard work that goes into maintaining the ground throughout the year.

Events such as this bring together so many of the best features of today’s young people – we celebrate their talent, team work and dedication. Winning is important but not at all costs and we will see that determination to succeed alongside traditional sporting values which are so important to help prepare a young person for later life.

New entrants to the RGS rugby programme this year have made a fantastic impact, showing huge appetite and commitment to the game. Once again, being able to field four sides across the age range in competitive fixtures throughout the year brings depth and strength to RGS’s game.

Finally, thank you to all the staff and volunteers that have given up their precious time to ensure that today runs as smoothly as previous years.

Thank you to all staff, students, volunteers and visitors who have committed to supporting today’s event – I wish every team the best of luck for the tournament.

Enjoy the day!

With best wishes

Jonny Hylton Tournament Director

Shaun Fenton Headmaster

The joy of the Reigate C7s

BOYS RUGBY SEVENS TOURNAMENT 2019 Tournament Director: Mr Jonny Hylton Control/Results Point: Mr Antony Davies PA: Mr Richard Alvarez Referee Convener: Mr Bob Ockenden

32 TEAM DRAW POOL A

POOL B

POOL C

POOL D

A1

Wellington

B1

Epsom College

C1

Whitgift

D1

Dulwich College

A2

Felsted

B2

Caterham School

C2

Bryanston School

D2

Judd School

A3

RGS Guildford

B3

City of London Freeman’s

C3

Trinity School

D3

Wimbledon College

A4

Reading Bluecoat

B4

Maidstone Grammar

C4

Worth

D4

KCS Wimbledon

POOL E

POOL F

POOL G

POOL H

E1

F1

G1

Tonbridge School

H1

Berkhamsted School

Brighton College

Hampton School

E2

St Pauls School

F2

Hurstpierpoint College

G2

John Fisher School

H2

Reed’s School

E3

Eastbourne College

F3

London Oratory

G3

Emanuel School

H3

Sutton Valence School

E4

Reigate Grammar School

F4

Portsmouth GS

G4

Sevenoaks

H4

Wisbech Grammar

GROUP MATCHES – Pool Games (6 min each way) 10.30

Pitch 1

Pitch 2

Pitch 3

Pitch 4

Pitch 5

Pitch 6

Pitch 7

Pitch 8

A1 v A2

B1 v B2

C1 v C2

D1 v D2

E1 v E2

F1 v F2

G1 v G2

H1 v H2

10.45

A3 v A4

B3 v B4

C3 v C4

D3 v D4

E3 v E4

F3 v F4

G3 v G4

H3 v H4

11.15

A1 v A3

B1 v B3

C1 v C3

D1 v D3

E1 v E3

F1 v F3

G1 v G3

H1 v H3

11.30

A2 v A4

B2 v B4

C2 v C4

D2 v D4

E2 v E4

F2 v F4

G2 v G4

H2 v H4

12.00

A1 v A4

B1 v B4

C1 v C4

D1 v D4

E1 v E4

F1 v F4

G1 v G4

H1 v H4

12.15

A2 v A3

B2 v B3

C2 v C3

D2 v D3

E2 v E3

F2 v F3

G2 v G3

H2 v H3

Lunch Break / Interval: 12.30 – 13.30 PLAY-OFF STAGE – QUARTER FINALS (7 min each way) A draw is made for all play-off games based on group result-positions Winner of Pool = Main Competition Pitch 1-4 2nd in Pool = Plate Competition Pitch 1-4

13.30 Main QF 13.50 Plate QF

3rd in Pool = Shield Competition Pitch 5-8 4th in Pool = Bowl Competition Pitch 5-8

Pitch 1

Pitch 2

Pitch 3

Pitch 4

AvB

CvD

EvF

GvH GvH

AvB

CvD

EvF

Pitch 5

Pitch 6

Pitch 7

Pitch 8

13.30 Shield QF

AvB

CvD

EvF

GvH

13.50 Bowl QF

AvB

CvD

EvF

GvH

PLAY-OFF STAGE: SEMI-FINAL (7 min each way) 14.30 Main SF

14.30 Plate SF

14.30 Shield SF

14.30 Bowl SF

Pitch 1

Pitch 2

Winner AvB v Winner CvD

Winner EvF v Winner GvH

Pitch 3

Pitch 4

Winner AvB v Winner CvD

Winner EvF v Winner GvH

Pitch 5

Pitch 6

Winner AvB v Winner CvD

Winner EvF v Winner GvH

Pitch 7

Pitch 8

Winner AvB v Winner CvD

Winner EvF v Winner GvH

PLAY-OFF STAGE: FINALS (7 min each way) Pitch 1

Pitch 2

Pitch 5

15.30

Plate Final

Shield Final

Bowl Final

15.50

PRESENTATIONS Pitch 1

15.50

Main Final

16.10

PRESENTATIONS

GIRLS RUGBY SEVENS TOURNAMENT 2019 Tournament Director: Mr Jonny Hylton Control/Results Point: Mr Will Byfield & Mr Antony Davies PA: Mr Richard Alvarez Referee Convener: Mr Bob Ockenden

12 TEAM DRAW POOL A

POOL B

POOL C

A1

Oundle

B1

King Henry VIII

C1

Epsom College

A2

Reigate Grammar School

B2

Wellington College

C2

Christ’s Hospital

A3

Caterham

B3

Trinity School

C3

Reigate College

A4

Wisbech Grammar

B4

Judd School

C4

Royal Hospital School

GROUP MATCHES – Pool Games (6 min each way) Pitch 3

Pitch 4

Pitch 5

Pitch 6

Pitch 7

Pitch 8

10.15

A3 v A4

A1 v A2

C1 v C2

C3 v C4

B1 v B2

B3 v B4

11.00

A2 v A3

A1 v A4

C2 v C3

C1 v C4

B1 v B4

B2 v B3

11.45

A2 v A4

A1 v A3

C2 v C4

C1 v C3

B1 v B3

B2 v B4

Lunch Break / Interval: 12.30 – 13.30 PLAY-OFF STAGE – SEMI FINALS (7 min each way) A draw is made for all play-off games based on group result-positions Cup Qualifiers = 3 Group winners + best runner up Plate Competition = 2 other runners up + 2 best third placers Shield Competition = Other third placer + 3 fourth placers

PLAY-OFF STAGE: SEMI-FINAL (7 min each way) 14.15 Main SF

14.15 Plate SF

14.15 Shield SF

Pitch 1

Pitch 5

1st ranked group winner v 1st ranked runner up

2nd ranked group winner v 3rd ranked group winner

Pitch 4

Pitch 2

2nd ranked runner up v 2nd ranked 3rd place

3rd ranked runner up v 2nd ranked 3rd place

Pitch 8

Pitch 7

3rd ranked 3rd place v 3rd ranked 4th place

2nd ranked 3rd place v 3rd ranked 4th place

PLAY-OFF STAGE: FINALS (7 min each way) 15.00

Pitch 5

Pitch 2

Plate Final

Shield Final

Pitch 1 15.15

Main Final

16.00

PRESENTATIONS

SERVICES FOR YOU Rob Sambles is our photographer for the day and you will be able to view his photos online at his gallery: www.robsamblesphotography.com/rgs7s The password to enter the gallery is Reigate7s Toilets around the site are kindly provided by Adam Marsh – loohire.net Doctors from Return2Play, our Official Medical Partner, will be providing cover across the site.

Walking injured can be taken to the medical room in the main clubhouse building to be reviewed. If you require immediate medical assistance, please contact the on-call doctor on 07709 354904.

Return2Play already provides sports medicine services to a number of attending schools. If you would like to find out more about the services they offer please speak to members of their team in the Return2Play coaches marquee.

Concussion If a referee or coach suspects a player has sustained a concussion then they should be removed from play immediately and take no further part in that game. The referee’s decision about removal from play is final. Players who have been suspected of sustaining a concussion should be reviewed by one of the tournament doctors. Teams found to not adhere to these rules risk disqualification on the grounds of player safety.

NOTES 1. L aws of the game apply for sevens, World Rugby U19 variations.

2. Rolling substitutions with maximum of 3 per game.

Maximum 13-player squads.

3. F inal position in group will be based on group points, points difference, points scored.

4. All final decisions are with the Tournament Director.

5. P lease respect players and officials at all times.

REFEREES Thank you to Bob Ockendon for organising today’s referees.

Jerry Avenell Matt Constant Ivan Kennedy Christopher Baxter William Foster Alex Rose Jonathan Priestley

Haydon Bartlett-Tasker Constantijn Bakker Michael Essam Gwilym Williams Jamie Parr Harry Gordon

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Support positively and applaud good play.

Respect officials and opposition players.

Remember that children are playing to have fun.

Behave as good role models on the touchline.

Congratulate the opposition and make their supporters welcome.

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CHARITY INFORMATION The RGS Foundation’s

Changing Lives campaign Reigate Grammar School was founded through the generosity and philanthropic support of Henry Smith in 1675. Throughout its long history the School has faced many challenges, particularly financial, yet shown formidable strength of character and resilience throughout.

The 1675 Bursary Fund aims to transform lives by giving an opportunity to those whose potential is far greater than their financial means. Inspired by the philosophy of our founders, we recognise that such generosity enriches our School, enhances academic standards, social mobility, and widens educational opportunity. rgs.foundation

CELEBRATING 5 years impact 44 ÂŁ5M+ THANK YOU! Launched January 2014

bursary recipients to date

raised so far

REFRESHMENTS We have refreshments provided throughout the day offering you a wide selection of delicious treats.

The Food Village will be situated on the bank between the astroturf hockey pitches and pitch number one. Here we will be serving hot drinks, bacon rolls (AM only), pulled pork rolls (PM only) and crêpes from Crêperie Guadeloupe, courtesy of RGS parent Carole Simb.

All profits raised from these refreshment stalls will go directly to our associated charities on the day so please eat, drink and give generously!

SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS

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