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Wakefield trio help BARLA Great Britain U23s to success



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Published Date:
14 May 2008
BARLA Great Britain U23s 25
British Students 24

RYHILL Hammers' Roger Fagge guided his BARLA Great Britain U23s side to a one-point victory in their first match together last night.
The freshly formed British amateur side came from behind on four occassions during the clash at College Grove before posting a one-pointer with seven minutes to go to claim the victory.

Crigglestone All Blacks' Tommy Malyan, Stanley Rangers' Richard Cattley and Normanton Knights player Andrew Greaves all featured for the BARLA side.

And with impressive performances, all are expected to be on the plane with the rest of the BARLA Great Britain U23s side to Padova for test matches against Italy and France and the Simonne Franchini Nines tournament.

For all the latest amateur rugby league news, see this Friday's Wakefield Express Sport.

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  • Last Updated: 14 May 2008 2:48 PM
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