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Glasse kicks late leveller
EP. 01
Sedgley Tigers 26 - 26 Caldy
OLLIE Glasse’s last minute conversion ensured Sedgley Park secured a well-deserved draw against Championship contenders Caldy.
Sedgley Tigers face Richmond – who were relegated from the Championship last season – next weekend in their opening National 1 fixture and can take huge pride in their second-half fightback at Park Lane.
This was a chance for Sedge to experience a higher level of rugby and they stepped up to the challenge…
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Ice cool Warren seals win for super Sedge
EP. 01
Sedgley Tigers 32 - 31 Richmond
NEWLY-PROMOTED Sedgley Tigers hosted recently-relegated Richmond in what turned out to be a nail-biting last-kick encounter.
The visitors kicked off and quickly put the pressure on Sedge with their kick-chases.
Mark Bright opened the scoring for Richmond with a try in the 17th minute, followed by Alex O’Meara 11 minutes later, both converted by Tom Smith…
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Park Lane in Rams raid as Sedgley humbled
EP. 01
Sedgley Tigers 20 - 41 Rams
SEDGLEY Park’s unbeaten run at Park Lane came to an end as Rams took home a bonus-point victory in an early top-ofthe-table clash.
Rams who looked very strong last season would be coming into the game as favourites.
The away side were looking to build on from their start to the campaign and th...
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Fly-half seals win for battling Tigers
EP. 01
Sedgley Tigers 27 - 21 Chinnor
HOSTS Sedgley Tigers edged out a defiant Chinnor in a tight encounter at Park Lane. Chinnor were always second best but threatened to snatch it when they brought the scores to within a try in the closing minutes.
Sedge kicked off and pinpoint fly-half Warren Seals was the first to put points on the board with two penalty kicks, in the eighth and 18th minutes.
Then winger William Bradley further extended that lead with a try in the 26th minute, converted by Seals…
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Brough wins the chase to triumph
EP. 06
Sedgley Park 20 - 28 Birmingham Moseley
BIRMINGHAM Moseley took the honours in a frosty encounter.
The visitors opened the scoring early with a try from Harry Barnes, converted by Jack Jolly.
Sedge quickly responded with an aggressive penalty try from Ben Gregory off the back of a Tigers line out maul, with Warren Seals converting…
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Wardle’s a wizard for super Sedgley
EP. 05
Sedgley Park 41 - 26 Plymouth Albion
SEDGLEY Tigers secured a much-needed victory over Plymouth.
The visitors started strongly with early tries from Jenson Boughton in the third minute and Craig Duncan in the eighth, both converted by Tom Putt.
Tigers responded fiercely with two almost identical solo tries from Rhys Henderson in the 10th and 30th minutes, bringing the scores almost level and Plymouth struggling to recover…
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Dings crusaders enjoy away day success
EP. 04
Sedgley Park 11 - 20 Dings Crusaders
Sedgley Tigers hosted Dings Crusaders yesterday and the first half saw Dings wait out the Tigers’ opening intensity, while the hosts struggled to orchestrate a meaningful attack.
A stellar 50-22 from Dings’ Harry Rowson sparked a surge in energy and resulted in two successive team tries from Kenzie Jenkins after 21 minutes and Tomas Gwilliam after 31, both converted by Thomas Knight…
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Warren seals Tigers’ league status in thriller
EP. 03
Sedgley Park 30 - 25 Cinderford
A WIN at long last for Sedgley Park Tigers who hosted Cinderford at Park Lane yesterday and came away with a well-earned win for the first time in 2024 to secure their place in National 1 for next season.
The Tigers opened the scoring with a penalty from star man Warren Seals after five minutes, and stayed ahead until Sam Smith…
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Pope answers all of Park’s prayers
EP. 02
Sedgley Park 32 - 26 Birmingham Moseley
IT was a game of two halves as Sedgley Tigers hosted Bir mingham Moseley for their final match of 2023.
Tigers scored first with a penalty from Warren Seals in the first two minutes, but Moseley quickly extinguished their lead with tries from Tighe Maxwell-Whiteley in the seventh minute and Pat Zindi in the 19th.
Desperate to keep the opposition out, Tigers’ Lewis Bradley was sinbinned for a dangerous tackle…
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Tigers take the spoils as Lions let it slip
EP. 01
Sedgley Tigers 28 - 20 Leicester Lions
SEDGLEY Tigers got the better of Leicester Lions in a tight contest at Park Lane.
Both sides started strongly, but it was the visitors that were the first to put points on the board with a try in the third minute from Ethan Godefroy, which was converted by Daniel Lewis…
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