Ipswich Rhinos Rugby League Club

Ipswich vs Kingston 15th June 2000

Ipswich 36 - 12 Kingston

IPSWICH BACK TO WINNING WAYS

The Bellways homes sponsored Ipswich Rhinos made it three consecutive home wins with a workmanlike performance at Rushmere last saturday. Star of the eight try show was Glyn Thomas. He has been in sparkling form of late and his three try display leaves him at the top of the club scoring chart with 11 tries.

This Ipswich side have found form in the final quarter of the season after a very difficult start and coach Steve Sudlow in his final game in charge tomorrow has been rewarded for keeping the same squad of players together all season. Both Pete and Paul Le Marquand scored tries along with Andy Windridge, Harry Ackermann and Adam Welch. Dave Rodman Ben Robinson and Jim Cashman scoring for Kingston.

Ipswich aim to complete the season with four wins from five matches when St Albans arrive at Rushmere tomorrow(saturday)(2.30pm kick off). The visitors have a faint mathematical chance of reaching the play offs. They need to win by a tidy margin against an inform Ipswich side and hope that south Norfolk slip up heavily away to national leaders Hemel Hempstead.

On a big final day of the season for Ipswich the Rhinos under thirteen squad make their home debut against the visiting St Albans Juniors kicking off at 1.15pm. The whole day promises to be an exciting finale to an eventful Rugby League Conference season.

IPSWICH: Pete Le Marquand, Paul Le Marquand, Flaherty,Thomas Andy Windridge, Paul Thurston, Steve Barrett Adam Welch, Stu Bradshaw, Lee Haylock, Steve Gleeson, Dave Muff , Olly Barclay, Tom Evans Jones, Harry Ackermann Adrian Evans and Adam Menz

Ipswich:
TRIES: Thomas (3), Pete Le Marquand, Paul Le Marquand, Windridge, Ackerman, Welch
GOALS: Pete Le Marquand, Barrett

Kingston:
TRIES: Rodman, Robinson, Cashman


	Ipswich vs Kingston 15th June 2000 Ipswich 36 - 12 Kingston IPSWICH BACK TO WINNING WAYS The Bellways homes sponsored Ipswich Rhinos made it three consecutive home wins with a workmanlike performance at Rushmere last saturday. Star of the eight try show was Glyn Thomas. He has been in sparkling form of late and his three try display leaves him at the top of the club scoring chart with 11 tries. This Ipswich side have found form in the final quarter of the season after a very difficult start and coach Steve Sudlow in his final game in charge tomorrow has been rewarded for keeping the same squad of players together all season. Both Pete and Paul Le Marquand scored tries along with Andy Windridge, Harry Ackermann and Adam Welch. Dave Rodman Ben Robinson and Jim Cashman scoring for Kingston. Ipswich aim to complete the season with four wins from five matches when St Albans arrive at Rushmere tomorrow(saturday)(2.30pm kick off). The visitors have a faint mathematical chance of reaching the play offs. They need to win by a tidy margin against an inform Ipswich side and hope that south Norfolk slip up heavily away to national leaders Hemel Hempstead. On a big final day of the season for Ipswich the Rhinos under thirteen squad make their home debut against the visiting St Albans Juniors kicking off at 1.15pm. The whole day promises to be an exciting finale to an eventful Rugby League Conference season. IPSWICH: Pete Le Marquand, Paul Le Marquand, Flaherty,Thomas Andy Windridge, Paul Thurston, Steve Barrett Adam Welch, Stu Bradshaw, Lee Haylock, Steve Gleeson, Dave Muff , Olly Barclay, Tom Evans Jones, Harry Ackermann Adrian Evans and Adam Menz Ipswich: TRIES: Thomas (3), Pete Le Marquand, Paul Le Marquand, Windridge, Ackerman, Welch GOALS: Pete Le Marquand, Barrett Kingston: TRIES: Rodman, Robinson, Cashman