THE HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 27 2017
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Milford Haven Ladies Darts Results and Tables for January 12, 2017 Starboard 1-6 Trafalgar
‘B’ League Kitchener 1-6 Whetham Hamiltons & Victoria ‘A’ - Byes
Table ‘A’ League
‘A’ League
Kimberley ‘B’ 4-3 Haven Hotel Avondale ‘B’ 3-4 Avondale ‘A’ Charlies 3-4 Kimberley ‘A’
Table ‘A’ League
Avondale ‘A’
Kimberley ‘A’ 11 9 Avondale ‘B’ Charlies
11 7 11 7
Kimberley ‘B’ 12 4 Victoria ‘B’ Haven Hotel
11 3 11 0
P W L Pts 11 10 1 2 4 4 8 8
69 69 64 43 38 37
11 25
Manchester ‘B’ 1-6 Avondale ‘B’ Victoria ‘A’ 6-1 British Legion Gunnings ‘A’ 7-0 Victoria ‘B’
Tree Crowns 1-6 Lord Kitchener Avondale ‘A’ 7-0 Whetham ‘A’
‘A’ League
Manchester ‘B’ Gunnings ‘A’ Victoria ‘A’
Tree Crowns British Legion Avondale ‘B’ Victoria ‘B’ Whetham ‘A’
Lord Kitchener 10 Avondale ‘A’
10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
P W L Pts 10 9 6 7 6 6 3 2 1 0
0 1 4 3 4 4 7 8 9
10 ----------- ‘B’ League Trafalgar 4-3 Benbow Victoria ‘C’ 4-3 Gunnings ‘B’
High out and least darts: A. Carrington, Avondale ‘A’, S. Jenkins, Lord Kitchener 16 Darts
81 75 61 60 47
G 8 8 5 6 3 5 4
Victoria ‘A’ Trafalgar Kitchener
P W L Pts 10 9 11 8 11 6
Whetham 11 5 Hamiltons Starboard
11 4 11 2
1 3 5 6 7 9
60 55 53 49 44 28
G 3 5 6 8 6 6
High Scores: Sally Allen - 132. Sally Varley - 121 both from Te Trafalgar. Tasha, Victoria ‘A’ all from 15th December 2016. Lynn - 112. Shelagh - 119 & Katie - 100 all from Te Avondale ‘A’. Linda - 114. Avondale ‘B’. Hanna - 100 and Jayne - 114 both from Te Whetham
Highest Out: Jayne - 84 from Te Whetham
Semlogistics Milford Haven Darts League Results & Tables for January 13 ‘A’ League
Foresters 1-6 Golf Club
Whetham ‘B’ 0-7 Manchester ‘A’ Legionaire 6-1 Cons. Club
‘B’ League Legionaire
P W L 10
Manchester ‘A’ 10 Golf Club Cons. Club Victoria ‘C’ Trafalgar
10 10 10 10
Gunnings ‘B’ 10 Foresters
47 Whetham ‘B’ 10 Benbow
33 24 15 7
10 10
8 8 8 7 6 6 6 1 1 0
2 2 2 3 4 4 4 9 9
10
Pts 62 62 62 55 52 47 44 26 19 17
180’s: A.Davies, Avondale ‘A’,
R.Mayne, Manchester ‘B’
67 Sport Ryan and Drewett join WRU THE WELSH RUGBY
UNION has made two new high level appointments to boost its performance department and coach development provision. Ben Ryan, the sevens specialist
coach who helped Fiji lift their first Olympic gold medal in the 2016 tournament in Rio, who is currently working with the National Basketball Association in America, joins Welsh Rugby in a consultancy role. Peter Drewett has been appointed
as the new WRU performance coach manager and will join Welsh Rugby from a similar position with the Hong Kong Rugby Union on March 1. Former England sevens player
Ryan guided Fiji to a record nine sevens tournament titles, including Olympic gold, after leaving his position as England sevens coach to take charge of the South Sea Islanders in 2013. The 45-year-old has a wide-
ranging remit to support, advising the programs and preparation planning of WRU national Age Grade sides and his expertise will be made available to all teams outside of the national squad - which includes the national U20s, national U18s, Women’s national programmes and both men’s and women’s sevens. Drewett, 58, who takes over the
position vacated by Geraint John, is a former Sports Science lecturer at Exeter University who has worked on 230 international matches across 10 World Championship campaigns with England and Hong Kong to date. He was at the Rugby Football Union between 1992-2006 working in
Milford narrowly beaten
Milford Ladies Sue Noake
1 2
IN THE FIRST game after the
mid-season break, Milford Ladies hosted Sue Noake last Saturday, January 14. In a fairly even opening quarter,
both teams looked good in attack, with the home side creating some decent chances but were denied on several occasions by a solid performance by the visiting keeper. Sue Noake opened the scoring
mid-way through the first half with a well worked short corner. Shortly afterwards, the home side
found themselves two nil down as a break down the right and good cross in to the D was converted high into the net by the visitors’ centre forward, despite stand-in keeper Georgia Davies getting a hand on it. Despite being two nil down at
half time, the home side came out the second half the stronger side and created a number of chances. Looking threatening on the counter attack, it was Charlotte Davies that got Milford on the board with a skillful finish at
Beaten by Sue Noake: No way through for Milford Ladies
the far post. Unfortunately for the home side, that was the only goal of the half, despite coming close to an equaliser late on. Milford captain Emma Summons
stated: “It was a tough first game back after the mid-season break. Unfortunately, we took to the field with five of our regulars injured and the youngsters standing in were exceptional. Two of our major strike force also picked up injuries during this game. Hopefully they will be fit
for next Saturday; however, it was frustrating that we could not finish the chances we had to pick up some points.” Milford’s next
fixture is
on Saturday (Jan 21) away to Abergavenny. Squad: Emma Summons, Georgia
Davies, Vicki John, Kate Farr, Jane Jordan, Charlotte Davies, Sian Davies, Danielle Pitcher-Schofield, Rachel Coe, Elyse Morgan, Meg Jones, Steph Layton.
Ben Ryan: Joining Welsh Rugby in a consultancy role
player development and managing the U21s, U19s, schools and youth sides at different stages, before becoming Exeter Chiefs’ Director of Rugby and Head Coach until 2009 before working in a range of high profile consultancy roles, coaching Plymouth Albion in 2012 and then being appointed as Head of Elite Coach Development for HKRU in 2014. “Ben Ryan’s appointment is a
real coup for Welsh Rugby,” said John. “He is a much sought after high performance coach, who has been courted around the globe since his significant successes with the Fijian national sevens side. “We are particularly interested
in benefiting from the meticulous attention to detail and major planning experience which Ben showed to maximum effect during the Olympics in Rio and we want him to cover the whole of our performance division from U20s, U18s to the women’s game and, of course, his specific experience in sevens is a huge bonus. “Ben will also be on hand to
enhance our Coach Development programme, where he will support our coaches through his knowledge and experience of the world game. “Peter comes on board as a full
time member of staff in March and his role is very much about safeguarding the future of the game in Wales and
making sure we have the very best systems in place to not only produce the best coaches, but to ensure the continued progression of those coaches.” WRU CEO Martyn Phillips said:
“We want attract the very best rugby minds to Wales as well as cultivate home-grown coaches who are the envy of the rugby-watching world and we have taken significant steps towards achieving those aims with the two appointments announced today. “Ben brings a wealth of
experience and expertise to strengthen our performance department and his appointment will be of benefit to both players and coaches throughout Welsh rugby. “In Peter we are appointing a
coach development manager who comes highly recommended and who has significant relevant experience of the role on a worldwide scale.” Ben Ryan said: “I’m delighted
to be joining the WRU in what is an incredibly exciting role and I am really looking forward to all that lies ahead.” Peter Drewett added: “There is a
wide array of existing coaching talent to be nurtured and we will also be reviewing the systems and structures in place, designed to safeguard and expand the future of coaching in Wales.”
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