Skipton dig deep in defence to hold out for home win
A breath-taking defensive display saw Skipton gain another home win at Sandylands on Saturday.
A breath-taking defensive display saw Skipton gain another home win at Sandylands on Saturday.
Skipton dominated late on at Rotherham Phoenix in Counties One Yorkshire on Saturday, but failed to overturn a 12-point deficit and lost 17-10.
THERE was no joy for Skipton at Wheatley Hills where two quick first-half tries effectively sealed the game for the home side.
IT was a tough old shift for Skipton against league leaders Old Otliensians, but a game of two halves saw a second-half recovery by the home side to put points on the board.
IN a closer game than the scoreline suggests, West Park took the honours at two tries to one against Skipton on Saturday, but their tally of four penalty goals put them out of reach by the third quarter.
SKIPTON RFC, one of the world's oldest Rugby Clubs, held its AGM ahead of its 150th season and elected its first woman Chair in its 150-year history.
IN a dramatic finish, centre Callum Patrick levelled the scores with the last kick of the game to secure Skipton's place in Yorkshire 3 next season.
A spirited Skipton side held Burley to a 21-21 draw in cool conditions at Kirkstall Road on Saturday.
SKIPTON knew that they would have an uphill task, hosting league leaders Northallerton on Saturday, but gave a good account of themselves and, despite the score line, played some good rugby with what possession they had.
SKIPTON came so close to making it three out of three at Ovenden Park on Saturday, but came away with two losing bonus points to help their league position.
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