SUMMER TEST 2016

ENGLAND –v- WALES

SUNDAY 29^th MAY 2016 KO 15.00 AT TWICKENHAM

We have been informed of our ticket allocation for this one-off international

If you are interested in purchasing tickets please complete and return the form of application along with payment to Michael Dunn c/o Percy Park RFC.

If you have any queries please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Only FULL members for season 2015/2016 may apply. You must, therefore, have paid your subs in full prior to or on submitting your application.

The closing date for applications to be submitted and payment to be made is MONDAY 11^th JANUARY 2016

Ticket prices for the above games - £83, £70, £62 and £48 – and £20 for Juniors

Application Form Download

 

 

Summer 2019 Quilter Internationals

 

Please note that these tickets are direct purchase by the individual club member and not via the clubs Ticket Secretary  

 

The Summer 2019 Quilter Internationals purchase window opens at midday on Tuesday 4 December. 

 

The tickets will be available at

 

https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rfu/

England will play two matches at Twickenham and one match at St James Park, Newcastle.

    England v Wales - Sunday 11 August 2019 (Twickenham) KO: TBC
    England v Ireland - Saturday 24 August 2019 (Twickenham) KO: TBC

Price Category   Price
Premium   £90
1  £80
2*   £60
3*   £45
4*   £25
* A junior concession is available on categories 2, 3 & 4 at £15.

    England v Italy - Friday 6 September 2019 (St James Park) KO:TBC

Price Category   Price
Premium   £90
1**   £70
2**   £45
3**   £25
**A junior concession is available on categories 1, 2, 3 & 4 at £15.

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Christmas Number Draw

 

The winning numbers for ths years Christmas Number Draw were drawn duting the Christmas Lunch and the ist of winners is as follows

Prize Number	Draw Number	Name
1	80	Lee Kent Darts
2	24	Jackie McLarky
3	172	Wm Pontin
4	111	Mick Ishida
5	96	Vietnam Joe
6	68	Daryl Hicky
7	22	Christine T
8	88	Lee Kent Darts
9	12	White Cookie
10	29	PHL
11	16	Andy Clarke
12	95	Jonathan Combe
13	94	Peter Spencer

 

Prizes can be collected from the club.

A big Thank You to all who participated and to AT for organising

 

Percy Park RFC 201/22 Season Awards Night

Awards, S***bags and Hot Tubs

On Friday 6^th May 2022 Percy Park RFC held their end of season awards ceremony within the Long room on Preston Avenue. An event well attended by all our senior teams. A Happy Hour enticed many in before proceedings kicked off late, causing the nights compere Tim Walker to have an OCD breakdown.

Once the boys and girls had settled into their seats Mark Whinfield took the chair

and offered great insight into how the Pumas performed across the season, duly delivered the Pumas awards were given to:

Liam Walker Pumas Player of the Season

Jaxson Hind as best newcomer.

Tim quickly moved us on bringing Lions Captain Joey Cassidy to his feet. Not shy of calling a few players out, Senor Cassidy brought to the front all the senior players who had refused or failed to play for the Lions or miss a game for The Panthers across the season. Labelled ‘The S***bags’ a forfeit was given. Adam Hay leading the line.

Cass then brought the ‘house down’ as he congratulated his team on winning the Candy 2 League North and the Candy Cup. It would be fair to say there was a tad bit of noise!

Lions awards were given to

Players Player of the season Mark Sanderson

Lions Coaches award was given to Phil Morse (not in attendance)

Lions manager Tim Walker was given a nice surprise.

President Albi Durhin decided to get on the act and gave ownership of 'Percy the Lion' to Captain Seb Reece to hold onto until next season. Unfortunately at approximatly 0100hrs on Saturday 7th May 2022 Percy met his end in a spray of polyester filling. It was a grizzly end.

Next a little bit of history as Percy Park’s first ever female county player ,Stephanie Gicquel, was brought to the top table to receive a standing ovation from all attendees. Well done Steph it was a bit of a moment.

Next up the Panthers. Bill Dryden made one of his famous short speeches...........

and rightly applauded the efforts of all involved in bringing and sustaining women’s rugby at Percy Park RFC.

Awards were given to:

Anna Golightly as The Panthers Players Player of the Season

Stephanie Gicquel as the Coaches Player of the Season

Katie Shanley as the Most Improved Player

With the room brought back to some calm Percy Park Head Coach Ash Smith took the stand to some healthy abuse. Ash delivered his message for the season ahead, as we look to take Percy Park back to Level 6 Rugby.

The 'buy in' is without doubt as the Durham and Northumberland 1 Trophy was paraded for all to see.

Ross Young was heralded as Player Player of the Year

Coaches Plyer of the Season went to Leo Caulfield.

First Team ties were awarded to :

Matty Atkinson, Sam Digman, Adam Hay, Thomas Moore, Paul Spowart and Ross Young.

All the players named playing more than 18 games for the 1^st XV in the season.

The mic was handed over to ‘The Pres’ and Albi spoke highly of Tim Walker before naming Tim as Clubman of the year.

Then came a really special moment as 'Mr Percy Park' Andy Dunn was given the honour of the President’s Award for years of outstanding service to his boyhood club. As Andy announced his retirement from playing, gifts and accolades flowed along with one or two little hugs and cuddles.

It was a bit emotional and we all needed to retire to the bar.

Without saying too much the evening was brilliant and the lubrication flowed long into the night before seniors and Panthers retired to Barry’s Hot Tub. I’m told the water was a bit minging! The night came to a sorry end as one of the boys was taken from Barry's couch via the kitchen sink to a taxi and bed.

Some random photos from the night

Headaches abounded with many looking really shabby at Northumberland’s end of season Volunteer Awards. Anna Golightly missing the ceremony as she remained in bed nursing a hangover. Her award for ‘Unsung Heros’ was collected by a very untidy individual.

Keith Atkinson and Ken Bell both received awards in the Connecting the Community category. Fortunately Mini Chair Nicola Smith was on hand with pints of water.

Next event is the 150th SEvens. May 21st don't miss it!!