LWWRFC hoping '13 will be as lucky as '12!


By Dragons' Den
January 10 2013

The London Welsh Ladies team may have had an extended break over Christmas but they return to action this Sunday with a home record to defend and a determination to start the New Year in the way they finished 2012.






It has been over a month since the team last took the pitch, travelling a short way down the M4 to face Reading. The LW team had secured a 22-0 victory against them at ODP earlier in the season and, despite team changes and player shortages, this time went even better running out 43-7 winners.  Welsh scored seven tries that afternoon (three by Danielle O’Sullivan , two by Shelley-Anne Magic, plus Paula Cooper and Jane Crowther adding one each. Paula added to her tally with four conversions.

 


Jane Crowther's try against Reading  



Marnie Wills on the break

 

As we move into a new calendar year LWWRFC, thanks to the bonus point against Reading, sit second in the league equal on points with top-placed Bristol and seven points clear of Henley in third. Some 16 points behind Welsh are Supermarine who visit Old Deer Park this Sunday. 

The Ladies are not just looking to improve their league position this weekend but also extend their unbeaten run at ODP to an incredible 27 months! All support would very be welcome.



Miriam Evans leads the attack

 


Links:  League Table & Fixtures


 


The victorious team!

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LWWRFC hoping '13 will be as lucky as '12!
Posted by: The Dragons' Den (IP Logged)
Date: 10/01/2013 22:30

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Re: LWWRFC hoping '13 will be as lucky as '12!
Posted by: bryoni (IP Logged)
Date: 11/01/2013 14:10

Thanks DD!

Kick off on Sunday is 2pm if anyone would like to come along and support the Women

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