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Highlights: National Colts U19 Cup Final - 5 May 08

National Colts U19 Knock Out Cup FinalFranklin's Gardens - Monday 5 May 2008Bedford Colts XV"The Blues select from a full strength squad. Gareth Clarke returns from injury on the wing with David Kingsbury moving to the bench. Darryl Veenendaal, who appeared for Northampton Saints Wanderers in the Guinness A league final against Wasps recently, starts at 9 with Tom Wilmore on the bench"15. Luke Radley, 14. Adam Martin, 13. James Knight, 12. Duncan Taylor, 11. Gareth Clarke, 10. Jack Hoyles, 9. Darryl Veenendaal, 8. Tom Armes, 7. Jamie Wilkins, 6. Jack Miccans, 5. Carl Siudak, 4. Shane Allen (capt), 3. Jordan McIntyre, 2. Chris Locke, 1. Michael SkinnerReplacements: Pat Reed, James Wright, Tom Lenton, Ollie Pickett, Tom Wilmore, David Kingsbury, Corey HircockNuneaton Colts XV15. Ben Gilbert, 14. Brett Chatwin, 13. Tom Southall, 12. Will Cave, 11. Dan Elkerton, 10. Tom Short, 9. Jamie Ashley, 8. Todd Bullions, 7. Marc Heggie, 6. Luke Reeves (Capt), 5. Mitch Lee, 4. Anthony Anderson, 3. Adam Woodfield, 2. Tom Green, 1. Adam WilsonReplacements: Ian Gough,Brett Ford, Sam Garnham, Karl Barnwell, Alex Cape, Adam Ross, Ollie Smith, Will GodwinThe Blues made history at Franklin's Gardens by becoming the first ever side to retain the National Colts Knock Out Cup by defeating Nuneaton by 33pts -- 16pts. Two clubs have won the trophy twice previously; London Irish (in 1999 and 2003) and Bath (2000, 2002); but no club has ever won the trophy in consecutive years. The Blues took a lead of 16pts - 6pts at half time through tries from James Knight and Duncan Taylor and two penalties from Luke Radley. 2nd half tries from Tom Armes and David Kingsbury, and a penalty and 2 conversions from Radley completed the Blues scoring. This was a tough game for the Blues. As holders and favorites a lot was expected of them. Nuneaton, who had lost to the Blues twice this season, are a good side and have won 26 of their 31 games this season, scoring nearly 1,000 points. They put Bedford under pressure on a number of occasions. The Blues defence was effective for most of the game, but credit must go to Nuneaton for taking advantage of Bedford when they were down to 14 men and scoring two good tries wide out.Bedford: Tries from James Knight, Duncan Taylor, Tom Armes and David Kingsbury & two conversions and three penalties by Luke Radley.Nuneaton: Tries from Tom Short and Brett Chatwin & two penalties from Short.**************************************** ***************Special word of appreciation and thanks go to the East Midlands Rugby Union and in particular the East Midlands Organising Committee for a high standard, well organized and superb tournament. **************************************** ***************http://www.bedfordrugby.co.uk/Academy...http://www.rfu.com/index.cfm/fuseacti...http://www.fenlandcitizen.co.uk/sport...Music - What else but Blue Monday by New Order!Bedford Academy Management & Staff Denis Ormesher: Academy Manager - Head CoachSteve Guest: Under 19s CoachMark Alderton - Under 19s CoachMartin Elliott - Colts Team Manager Harriet Cole - Sports Therapist Ben Abbott - Physiotherapist

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