Somerset rugby trials u14

The county now has an online kit shop so you can order directly through Webb Ellis. Training wear, replica shirts etc. Support your county click here to go to www. For the attention of everyone playing and administrating rugby in Somerset. U15 Having not had the opportunity to run any activity for this age group last season, the first thing on the agenda will be a nomination and assessment process.

Nominations for this age group will open on Monday 11th October and close on Monday 1st November. There will then be an assessment process, which will be further explained soon, beginning on Monday 15th November and running through until Monday 13th December.

Once the regional groups have been selected, DPP sessions will commence with a 4-week block of activity from mid-February to early March, followed by a second block of activity, which will run throughout May and include a number of playing opportunities. There will also be a further nomination and assessment opportunity in early May. U14 Finally, at the U14 age group, we will also begin with an initial nomination and assessment process, again details to be confirmed in due course.

The nomination window will run between Monday 29th November and Monday 20th December. The assessment process will run between Monday 10th January and Monday 7th February. Again following regional groups being selected, DPP activity will begin with an initial block of activity in March, followed by another block running from late April until the end of May, once again with playing opportunities provided. Sat 15th January - pm.

Sun 23rd January - pm. Sat 5th February - pm. Sun 6th February - pm. Players representing each of the four divisions and a total of 23 clubs will make for a fresh Cork U14 setup in We found the standard of footballers to be very high throughout the U14 trials process.

There are some very exciting young footballers coming through. The fact girls trialled was an eye-opener for someone like myself being involved in inter-county for the first time. The Ladies Football association has decided to stick with the usual U14 blitz format at provincial level for the coming season. Of course, we have it at the back of our minds about Covid and the fact, at any stage, everything could be brought to a complete stop.

We hope to keep the squad together and keep them going throughout January, February and March. The Cork U14 management team and panel have worked extremely hard to get to this point. Keep up-to-date with the top stories in Cork with our daily newsletter straight to your inbox.

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