Under 15 Colts XV N. P. Monro; C. D. C. Turner, R. G. J. Sherratt, N. Gray (Capt.), R. F. Pulleyn; D. M. H. Phillips, D. N. Potter; J. P. H. Harrison, T. F. Hudson, C. J. Smith, M. C. S. Tighe, R. J. Holden, J. Neale, G. M. Barnett, R. M Coates-Walker. Also: J. S. Barton and M. D. Ellison. Under 14 Colts XV A. J. S. Temple; B. M. Kay, T. S. D. Kirby, R. W. Parkinson, P. T. Atkinson; D. J. Hughes (Capt.), C. C. Harland; P. A. Newdick, N. R. E. Graham, R. W. Egleton, J. N. C. Turner, S. Bruce-Jones, A. J. Turner, M. P. Haw, G. Knowles. Easter Term: T. C. Moore and J. S. M. Thomas.
EASTER TERM 1972 In the absence for the most part of frost and snow, it was only the threat of water-logged grounds which was likely to curb the rugger activities this term. After some rearrangement of fixtures both U.15 and U.14 teams completed their scheduled programmes, and generally tended to fare better than in their Christmas term results. Results were as follows:— Under 15 XV ... Lost 3-12 Jan. 22nd v. Pocklington School (home) ... Won 14-12 Feb. 9th v. Ampleforth College (home) ... Won 14— 4 Feb. 12th v. Ashville College (home) ... ... Lost 4-32 Feb. 19th v. Archbishop Holgate's G.S. (home) ... Won 18— 7 Mar. 1st v. Hymers College (away) Under 14 XV
Jan. 22nd v. Pocklington School (away) Feb. 9th v. Ampleforth College (home) Mar. 1st v. Hymers College (away) ... Mar. 4th v. Ashville College (home) Mar. 8th v. Archbishop Holgate's G.S. (away) Mar. 1 lth v. Scarborough College (away) ...
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Lost 4-26 Lost 4-22 Won 46-14 Won 32— 0 Lost 4-18 Won 16-15 R.F.H.
ROWING CHRISTMAS AND EASTER TERMS
The chance was given in the Christmas term for all boys to row after the initial three weeks of Athletics; as a full-time activity for the sixth form and as a once-a-week option for boys in their first three years. It was encouraging to get 10 members from the fourths and fifths, and no less than 26 from the thirds. A useful introduction to technique in the boat and weight training on land was given, and this should speed up the process of learning for those who rejoin us full-time in the summer, and bring them a lot of pleasure. 24
