dewsbury celtic造句

• His main clubs were Dewsbury Celtic and Bradford Dudley Hill.
• It beat Dewsbury Celtic but lost an elimination match to the Warrington Wizards.
• "' Dewsbury Celtic "'is a rugby league club in the town of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.
• At this point they joined what was then the Northern Union and changed their name to "'Dewsbury Celtic " '.
• Aside from the aforementioned NL3 withdrawals and Manchester's replacement by Dewsbury Celtic in the Premier Division there were many Regional Division withdrawals.
• Dewsbury Celtic will be seeking to build on last year s successful switch to summer rugby when they play in National League Three in 2006.
• Group seven comprised northern National League Three teams that choose to enter, and included three teams : Bramley Buffaloes, Warrington Wizards and Dewsbury Celtic.
• In his first game in charge Hill beat Dewsbury Celtic ( 42 24 ) who had just recently appointed Hill's ex coach Danny Thomas.
• During the 2008 Challenge Cup, Dudley Hill beat Dewsbury Celtic ( 72 0 ) but lost to York Acorn ( 6 14 ) in Round 2.
• This was a step-up in standard and included tough games against rugby league heartland sides in Hull Phoenix, Leeds Akkies, Bolton-le-Moors and Dewsbury Celtic.
• Dewsbury Celtic and Featherstone Lions rejoined the National Conference League in division two, with the eight remaining clubs being joined by two clubs stepping up from the final RLC Premier ( Bristol Sonics and St Albans Centurions ).
• The ten inaugural members of the second division were as follows : Saddleworth Rangers, Leigh East, British Aerospace, Barrow Island, Askam, Knottingley, Redhill, Dewsbury Celtic, Shaw Cross Sharks and East Leeds.
• Prior to the 2005 season South London Storm announced that they were joining the new Rugby League Conference South Premier Division and Manchester Knights decided to enter the Rugby League Conference Central Premier ( though they were replaced by Dewsbury Celtic after two games ).
• Dewsbury Celtic moved up from the Rugby League Conference Central Premier and Featherstone Lions, just a month after failing to finish the season in the National Conference League, were accepted to National League Three to give it ten members for the 2006 season.
• In Rugby league, Dewsbury Celtic represented the large Irish community in Dewsbury, and Irish ) team representing the GAA clubs in London, that plays in the Connacht province ( in Gaelic football ) and Ulster ( in hurling ); see London GAA.
• "' Joseph " Joe " Berry "'( born 7 May 1974 ) is a professional rugby league footballer of the 1990s and 2000s, is now dewsbury Celtic ARLFC assistant coach ( u15's ), playing at representative level for Doncaster, Rochdale Hornets, and Batley Bulldogs, as a, or.