Good season for the Boro Minis

Date published: 12 May 2016


Littleborough RUFC’s next generation of rugby players have been celebrating a wonderful season that has seen Littleborough become one of the largest junior sections in the North West.

From the Under 7s to Under 12s to the older junior section U16s, the club has seen huge growth in each age group.

The minis section have enjoyed trips to Rochdale Hornets and Sale Sharks to play in pre-game touch rugby matches as well as entertaining the U20s world championship trophy at Rakewood two weeks ago.

On the pitch, a number of the minis teams have enjoyed success against clubs with much bigger infrastructure, such as the U10s taking the Huddersfield RUFC 2015/16 tournament by storm or the U12s enjoying an unbeaten season and finishing second in the local Rochdale tournament.

Main award winners from the Minis section

Under 7s 

  • Player's Player – Charlie Cryer
  • Parent's Player – Archie Brentall
  • Most Improved – Mason Hoyle
  • Clubman – Josh Dews

Under 8s 

  • Player's Player – Lexi Hartley
  • Parent's Player – Timon Warburton 
  • Most Improved – Harrison Dickinson
  • Clubman – Ellis Johnson

Ellis also won the award for the Mini's overall clubman of the year. 

Under 9s 

  • Player's Player – Tom Deacon 
  • Coach's Player – Joseph Mills
  • Most Improved – Alex Sunderland
  • Clubman – Woody Mayberry

Alex also won the Mini's overall most improved player of the year. 

Under 10s 

  • Player's Player – Billy Blake
  • Coach's Player – Sam Deacon
  • Most Improved – Brody Baxter
  • Clubman – Harry York

Under 11s 

  • Player's Player – Oliver Vining
  • Coach's Player – Jacob Mitchell
  • Most Improved – Cayan Harris
  • Clubman – Will Rawlinson

Under 12s 

  • Player's Player – Taylor Brady
  • Coach's Player – Ben Russon
  • Most Improved – Ben Roscoe
  • Clubman – Mikey Mills

 

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