The Lord Jersey Rugby Cup - 2008 Competition

2008 Competition

The cup was contested by 6 schools, all from Jersey, in two groups:

Group 1

TEAM ..P.. ..W.. ..D.. ..L.. ..TF.. ..TA.. ..PTS..
Les Quennevais 2 2 0 0 4 0 10
Le Rocquier 2 1 0 1 3 2 5
Hautlieu 2 0 0 2 0 5 0


Group 2

TEAM ..P.. ..W.. ..D.. ..L.. ..TF.. ..TA.. ..PTS..
Victoria College 2 2 0 0 6 0 10
Haute Vallée 2 1 0 1 4 2 5
De La Salle 2 0 0 2 0 8 0


The competition then split into 3 finals, the 3rd place teams in each group (Hautlieu and De La Salle) playing for the Lord Jersey Rugby Plate, the 2nd place teams in each group (Le Rocquier and Haute Vallée) playing for the Lord Jersey Rugby Shield and the winners of each group (Victoria College and Les Quennevais) playing for the Lord Jersey Rugby Cup.

The Plate was won by Hautlieu with a score of 24 to De La Salle's 0

The Shield was won by Haute Vallée with a score of 12 to Le Rocquier's 0

The Lord Jersey Rugby Cup was won by Victoria College with a score of 26 to Les Quennevais' 0 (including a penalty try.)

Le Rocquier won the Fair Play trophy

The two referees were Oliver Gleaves and Will Church. The final for the Lord Jersey Rugby Cup was refereed by Will Church.

The cup was presented by The William Webb-Ellis, Rugby World Cup winner, Kyran Bracken.

Vouchers to purchase equipment were presented as follows:

  • 1st Victoria College £750
  • 2nd Les Quennevais £650
  • 3rd Haute Vallée £500
  • 4th Le Rocquier £400
  • 5th Hautlieu £350
  • 6th De La Salle £300

All participating schools were awarded £300.

Since the inaugural cup (presented by 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Kyran Bracken) the following Rugby VIPs have presented the cup.

2009: 2003 Rugby World Cup winning manager Sir Clive Woodward 2010: 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Richard Hill 2011: 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Will Greenwood 2012: 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Ben Kay (Jonathan Davies was meant to present but had to pull out)

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