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1stXV - NO GAME
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3rdXV - Randalstown 3 - League - Away
Training
on pitch for 7pm
Saturday 11th September 2010
1stXV - NO GAME
2ndXV- Randalstown 2 - League - Away
3rdXV - Randalstown 3 - League - Away
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ron
20 Aug : 22:20
Who won tonight Smitty?
ron
20 Aug : 22:20
Allright chaps?
vintage
18 Aug : 19:42
Anyone who is free on thurs nite from about 5.30pm,could you please just turn up and lend a hand putting up the marquee.cheersAlso we need volunteers for friday night and saturdays tournaments? Don't be shy!!!!
ron
16 Aug : 10:38
Check the image gallery now Paul.
Paul
31 Jul : 05:47
Amy photos from the re opening?
Foster177
27 Jun : 17:43
When is the new club house going to be opened?
ron
23 Jun : 17:39
Still on peoples memory cards Dee!
Dee09
22 Jun : 15:59
What happened all the photos that were took at the dinner??
Foster177
14 Jun : 07:57
Is the new club house going to be much bigger then the last one?
Paul
13 Jun : 11:25
sept/oct. gota do additional study but havn't got in anywhere yet, so not sure if i'll be around (may go back to eng).Can you get some photos of the new clubhouse up?
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Ophir 7s
2010
36th annual seven-a-side competition
Winners: Queens
Runners up: Lisburn
U19 tournament
Winners: Instonians
Runners up: Randalstown
2009
35th annual seven-a-side competition
Winners: Dungannon
Runners up: Queen's
Player of the tournament: Colm Heaney - Dungannon.
2009 Ophir Team Photo
About Ophir 7's 2009
THE 2009/10 rugby season kicked off in style on Saturday afternoon (August 22) with the annual Ophir Sevens tournament.
All-Ireland League side Dungannon proved just too good for the opposition as they lifted the Will Totten Memorial Trophy for the first time.
The sun was shining at Magowan Park in Mallusk for the 35th annual seven-a-side competition, which attracted teams from Academy, Carrick, Dungannon, University of Ulster Coleraine (UUC), Ballynahinch, Holywood, Queen's, Instonians, Randalstown and the home club.
Dungannon and Queen's came out on top in their respective groups, with Instonians and UUC also producing some fine rugby to make the semi-final stage.
The Co Tyrone men cruised into the final with a 31 - 7 win over last year's champions Instonians, and it was Queen's who took victory in a hard-fought university challenge as they scored two late tries to defeat UUC 31 - 19.
Despite their good form throughout the tournament, Queen's, the 2007 winners, couldn't match the pace and power of Dungannon in the decider and finished on the wrong end of a 31 - 12 scoreline.
Meanwhile, earlier in the day in the Under 19 tournament the host club were joined by teams from Ballyclare, Larne, Randalstown, Carrick, Harlequins and Malone.
Carrick made it through to the final with a 22 - 7 win over local rivals Larne, while Malone enjoyed a comprehensive 31 - 5 victory against Randalstown.
It was the Belfast side who produced the best rugby in the final, securing the Ken Bonar Memorial Trophy with a 19 points to 7 win.
Ophir President Ced Bonar thanked all those who helped make the day such a great success, particularly Newtownabbey Borough Council, MCW Properties and the many local businesses who sponsored the event.
2008
Winners: Instonians
Runners up:
Player of the tournament:
2008 Ophir Team Photo
2007
Winners: Queen's
Runners up:
Player of the tournament:
2007 Ophir Team Photo
2006
Winners:
Runners up:
Player of the tournament:
2006 Ophir Team Photo
36th annual seven-a-side competition
Winners: Queens
Runners up: Lisburn
U19 tournament
Winners: Instonians
Runners up: Randalstown
2009
35th annual seven-a-side competition
Winners: Dungannon
Runners up: Queen's
Player of the tournament: Colm Heaney - Dungannon.
2009 Ophir Team Photo
About Ophir 7's 2009
THE 2009/10 rugby season kicked off in style on Saturday afternoon (August 22) with the annual Ophir Sevens tournament.
All-Ireland League side Dungannon proved just too good for the opposition as they lifted the Will Totten Memorial Trophy for the first time.
The sun was shining at Magowan Park in Mallusk for the 35th annual seven-a-side competition, which attracted teams from Academy, Carrick, Dungannon, University of Ulster Coleraine (UUC), Ballynahinch, Holywood, Queen's, Instonians, Randalstown and the home club.
Dungannon and Queen's came out on top in their respective groups, with Instonians and UUC also producing some fine rugby to make the semi-final stage.
The Co Tyrone men cruised into the final with a 31 - 7 win over last year's champions Instonians, and it was Queen's who took victory in a hard-fought university challenge as they scored two late tries to defeat UUC 31 - 19.
Despite their good form throughout the tournament, Queen's, the 2007 winners, couldn't match the pace and power of Dungannon in the decider and finished on the wrong end of a 31 - 12 scoreline.
Meanwhile, earlier in the day in the Under 19 tournament the host club were joined by teams from Ballyclare, Larne, Randalstown, Carrick, Harlequins and Malone.
Carrick made it through to the final with a 22 - 7 win over local rivals Larne, while Malone enjoyed a comprehensive 31 - 5 victory against Randalstown.
It was the Belfast side who produced the best rugby in the final, securing the Ken Bonar Memorial Trophy with a 19 points to 7 win.
Ophir President Ced Bonar thanked all those who helped make the day such a great success, particularly Newtownabbey Borough Council, MCW Properties and the many local businesses who sponsored the event.
2008
Winners: Instonians
Runners up:
Player of the tournament:
2008 Ophir Team Photo
2007
Winners: Queen's
Runners up:
Player of the tournament:
2007 Ophir Team Photo
2006
Winners:
Runners up:
Player of the tournament:
2006 Ophir Team Photo