The draw for the 2014/15 NatWest Schools Cup has been made, presenting some very interesting early season fixtures for school rugby fans to get the teeth stuck into.
The champions, Dulwich College, who have won the last three editions of the competition, begin their campaign with a bye before a likely third round tie (the competition begins at the second round) against Ravens Wood.
London & South East
They are in the London & South East B section of the draw, and the eye there is immediately drawn to a potential 5th round tie between the champions and nearby neighbours and schoolboy heavyweights, John Fisher.
Both sides paths to that point look reasonably straightforward, though John Fisher do not have the luxury of an opening round bye, they face a tricky away game against Glyn.
As with last year though, Dulwich do find themselves in the easier of the two London & South East draws. Over in the ‘A’ section the competition looks loaded with danger, with St Joseph’s College, KCS Wimbledon, St Benedict’s, and the former back to back champions Whitgift all there, as well as a number of other top schools.
Last year’s surprise U15 package, Graveney, are also in London & South East A and their opening clash against St Olave’s will be one of the more exciting early games.
One of the shocks of the competition last year was Campion’s victory over St Joseph’s, that could repeat itself in round 5 should both teams make it there. Another likely clash in that section is KCS Wimbledon v Wimbledon College in round 4, followed by a probable tie with St Benedict’s in round 5. The winner of that will probably face Whitgift in round 6. Another to look out for though is Worth v City of London Freemen’s in round 3, these two evenly matched sides should put on a good show.
North
As early matches go, none is more likely to produce top quality rugby from both sides that King’s Macclesfield v Stockport Grammar School on the opening day in the North A section. The winner of that will be among the favourites to progress from the section so the pressure is really on.
The winner will probably play either St Ambrose College or Wilmslow High School in the next round, and looking further ahead, will face a round 6 tie with our favourites for the section, Stonyhurst College. In the bottom half, St Peter’s York, and Giggleswick will fancy their chances.
In North B, Rydal Penrhos v Calday Grange, St Anselm’s College v Liverpool College, and Altrincham GS v Audenshaw all look like exciting second round encounters, but this section looks as though it is the 2013/14 quarter finalists, Lymm High School, to lose.
That said, they will probably also have to get past either Manchester Grammar School or Ampleforth early on, while in the top half of the draw Hymers College and Crossley Heath both pose a threat.
Unfortunately though the North section is not quite as strong as it has been in the past, with some major names missing. The great giants of the North, Sedbergh, have long been absent but this year the likes of 2013/14 semi finalists Durham, 2013 Daily Mail trophy champions Woodhouse Grove, and two time Schools Cup finalists, RGS Newcastle, are all absent too.
That is likely to be because of the new 32 team RFU Champions Trophy, which runs through the first term of the new school year and is for one term rugby schools. As it runs in parallel to the NatWest Schools Cup, teams will not be able to enter both.
RGS Newcastle have already publicly confirmed their place in the competition and the others seem likely to join them.
Midlands
It looks as though there is a similar case in the Midlands where the two giants of Rutland, Uppingham and the two time champions Oakham are also both absent and are unlikely to have both simply chosen not to compete at all.
It has barely weakened the Midlands section though, particularly not the Midlands A draw, which looks like one of the most competitive of the entire competition.
Midlands A contains, Bromsgrove, Solihull, Stamford, who have not lost for three years at home, and last year’s finalists and U15 champions, Warwick.
Even more intriguing is the way the draw has fallen. Bromsgrove and Solihull will almost certainly face each other in round 4 before they will surely then be scheduled to face Warwick in round five.
Warwick are probably the favourites for this section given their recent track record, however should they escape that fifth round tie, they will still have the not inconsiderable task of having to beat Stamford in the final round before the quarter final redraw.
Midlands B is unsurprisingly slightly less strong given the strength of the A section, however there are still some top quality sides ready to lay down a big challenge.
Oundle might fancy their chances of progressing to the redraw this year, they are certainly in the right half of the draw for the job. Their main challengers are likely to be last year’s surprise packages, The Perse, and the winner of the exciting looking third round clash between last year’s Vase champions Trent College and champions in the Manu Tuilagi era, John Cleveland College.
The bottom half of the draw looks set to be an almighty clash focusing on the West Midlands, with King’s Worcester v Old Swinford Hospital and RGS Worcester v Adams Grammar School looking like a couple of probable fifth round fixtures, with the winner of each taking each other on in the sixth round. That is certainly a couple of weeks to keep the eyes focused on that particular corner of the country.
South West
For all of the strength of the Midlands section this year, the South West looks like in contains some of the real heavyweights of the competition.
Hampton have, somehow, been moved from the London & South East section of the draw to the South West section of draw and have been placed in South West B.
Having been drawn in the toughest possible section last year before facing a nasty quarter final against RGS High Wycombe, life has not got any easier for the former school of the England U20 star Alex Lundberg.
If all goes to plan for Hampton, they will play Bishop Wordsworth’s in the fifth round after a fourth round tie with Pangbourne College, before they are handed a 6th round tie against that same side that dashed their dreams last year – RGS High Wycombe.
RGS’ first game is already known as both they and Sir William Borlase’s Grammar School have second round byes, meaning that we know they will play each other in the third round.
Up in the top half of the section is one of the most exciting second round ties of the entire competition as Welsh school Monmouth face Wycliffe College. How Monmouth fare there will give a huge indication for the rest of the section as they are in the same quarter of the draw as the excellent Sir Thomas Rich’s and Stowe schools.
Those two will almost certainly face each other in the fourth round, surely one of the toughest fourth round ties of the competition. Later threats could emerge from the likes of Portsmouth Grammar School, but the suspicion is that this group will come down to a round 7 game between the winner of Sir Thomas Rich’s v Stowe and RGS High Wycombe v Hampton.
South West A unfortunately looks as though it might have suffered a little from the new RFU Champions Trophy. Marlborough College have confirmed their participation but it is likely that there will be plenty of others from the region in that competition.
That said, Sherborne’s eyes will light up when they look at the draw. Their section is littered with byes and as such they know that their third round tie is away against Poole Grammar School before a fourth round tie against either Richard Huish or Kings of Wessex. NatWest Vase runners up Exeter College pose probably the biggest threat in the Sherborne half of the draw, though the likes of Downside can also play their part.
In the top half St Peter’s Gloucester will see this as a real opportunity to return to their former title winning glory of 2006, while Jonny Wilkinson’s old school, Lord Wandsworth College might also sense an opportunity.
The truth is thought that, assuming past from, this section of the draw is surely Sherborne’s to lose.
Favourites
That is exactly what Cup rugby is all about though. There may be favourites but on any given day, any side can be beaten. Confidence at this stage counts for nothing.
That said, it is always fun to pick your favourites ahead of the tournament. Picking them is notoriously tough at this stage; such are the number of variables in schoolboy rugby given the huge turnover of players between years.
However, here are our favourites for each section, plus a quick reason why:
North A – Stonyhurst College – Dark horses last year, the north is shorn of a few challengers this. A real opportunity for them.
North B – Lymm High School – Quarter finalists last year with their lower 6th providing the real impetus. A year older and wiser this year, they will look to take advantage.
Midlands A – Warwick – A really strong section but Warwick success at both U18 & U15 in the last two years proves the depth of resources they now have. It will not be easy but they just edge it, particularly as Stamford will be away.
Midlands B – Oundle – Lots of decent sides in here but we just have a slight feeling that Oundle might fancy it. Don’t be surprised to see one of the 4 big guns in the bottom half charge through though.
London & South East A – Whitgift – Tougher of the two London groups but not as bad as last year. Whitgift love this competition and are just our favourites in this group.
London & South East B – Dulwich College – This will all come down to Dulwich v John Fisher but with 3 championships under their belt, we’ll back Dulwich’s tournament know how. Harder than last year.
South West A – Sherborne – This is Sherborne’s to lose, that brings its own pressure though.
South West B – RGS High Wycombe – Very tough group to call. Sir Thomas Rich’s, Stowe, Hampton, and possibly Monmouth could all challenge. Absolute belter.
Who are your favourites for each section and the competition as a whole? Let us know via @FifteenRugbyXV or via the comment box below.
2014/15 U18 NatWest Schools Cup Draw
(Offical links: U18 draw, U15 draw)
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – North A |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
QEGS Ashbourne v Sale Grammar School |
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King’s School, Macclesfield v Stockport GS |
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St Ambrose College v Fallibroome Academy |
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Wilmslow High School v BYE Wilmslow High |
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Ermysted’s GS v St Adian’s C of E HS |
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Ripon Grammar v Settle College |
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St Bees v Austin Friars St Monica’s |
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West Lakes Academy v Trinity School |
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Cockermouth School v QEGS Penrith |
v Emmanuel College |
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Emmanuel College v BYE |
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Yarm School v BYEÂ |
Yarm v Carmel College |
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Carmel College v BYEÂ |
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Queen Elizabeth 6th form College v BYE |
Queen Elizabeth 6th form College v East Durham College |
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East Durham College v BYEÂ |
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Stonyhurst College v BYEÂ |
Stonyhurst College v |
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Bolton School v Rossall School |
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Keswick School v BYEÂ |
Keswick v Hutton GS |
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Hutton Grammar School v BYE |
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Giggleswick School v BYEÂ |
Giggleswick v |
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Bingley GS v Horsforth School |
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St Peter’s School, York v BYE |
St Peter’s, York v |
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Ilkley Grammar School v Rossett |
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Prince Henry’s Grammar School v BYE |
Prince Henry’s v Ripley St Thomas |
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Ripley St Thomas C of E Academy v BYE |
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Newcastle School for Boys v St Cuthbert’s Catholic HS |
v King’s Priory School |
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King’s Priory School, Tynemouth v BYE |
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St Thomas More Catholic School v BYE |
St Thomas More v Gateshead College |
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Gateshead College v BYE Gateshead |
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St John’s Catholic Sch & 6th form College v Ponteland HS |
v King Edward v VI, Morpeth |
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King Edward VI, Morpeth v BYE |
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Bede Academy v BYE |
Bede Academy v |
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Dame Allan’s School v Duchess’s CHS |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – North B |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
King Edward VII School, Sheffield v Wath Comp |
v Wolfreton |
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Wolfreton School v BYEÂ |
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St Joseph’s College, Stoke on Trent v BYE |
St Joseph’s College v Wirral GS |
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Wirral Grammar School v BYE |
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Tadcaster Grammar v Harrogate Grammar |
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Pocklington School v Scarborough College |
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Malton & Norton Rugby Academy v BYE |
Malton & Norton v Bishop Burton |
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Bishop Burton College v BYEÂ |
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Hymers College v BYEÂ |
Hymers College v Silcoates |
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Silcoates School v BYEÂ |
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South Hunsley School & 6th form College v BYE |
South Hunsley v John Leggott |
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John Leggott College v BYEÂ |
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AKS Arnold v BYEÂ |
AKS Arnold v Thomas Rotherham |
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Thomas Rotherham School v BYE |
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Crossley Heath School v BYEÂ |
Crossley Heath v Runshaw College |
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Runshaw College v BYEÂ |
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Ashville College v BYEÂ |
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Hartlepool 6th form College v Driffield School |
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Brikdale School v Worksop College |
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Ampleforth College v Rishworth School |
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Highfields School v Mount St Mary’s College |
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Lady Manners School v Hall Cross Academy |
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Sandbach School v Bishop Heber High School |
v Manchester GS |
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Manchester Grammar School v BYE |
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Sir John Deane’s College v Helsby High School |
v Lymm High School |
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Lymm High School v BYEÂ |
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Cardinal Heenan Catholic HS v Merchant Taylor’s Boys |
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St Edward’s College, Liverpool v Birkenhead |
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Rydal Penrhos v Calday Grange GS |
v King William’s College |
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King William’s College (IOM) v BYE |
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St Anselm’s College v Liverpool College |
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Altrincham GS v Audenshaw School |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – Midlands A |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
King Edward VI, Lichfield v King Edward VI Camp Hill |
v Bromsgrove |
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Bromsgrove School v BYEÂ |
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Barr Beacon School v King Henry VIII, Coventry |
v Solihull |
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Solihull School v BYEÂ |
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Bishop Vesey GS v North Leamington |
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Shire Oak Academy v Kenilworth School |
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King Edward VI, Aston v Queen Mary’s Grammar |
v Warwick |
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Warwick School v BYEÂ |
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Cottlesloe v Bishop’s Stortford College |
v St George’s, Harpenden |
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St George’s School, Harpenden v BYE |
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Dame Alice Owen’s School v Sandringham |
v Bedford Modern |
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Bedford Modern School v BYE |
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Richard Hale School v BYEÂ |
Richard Hale v |
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St Columba’s College v Sir John Lawes |
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Bloxham School v Royal Latin School |
v Lord Williams’s School |
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Lord Williams’s School, Thame v BYE |
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Roundwood Park v Hitchin Boys School |
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Waddesdon C of E v Burham Grammar |
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Beaumont School v BYEÂ |
Beaumont v Tring |
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Tring School v BYE |
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Silverstone UTC v Sir Christopher Hatton School |
v Princethorpe College |
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Princethorpe College v BYEÂ |
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Wooton Upper v Sharnbrook Upper |
v The Leys |
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The Leys School v BYEÂ |
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Bourne GS v The King’s School, Peterborough |
v Loughborough Grammar |
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Loughborough Grammar v BYE |
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De Lisle College v Lutterworth College |
v Nottingham High School |
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Notthingham High School v BYE |
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Hinchingbrooke School v Carre’s Grammar School |
v Prince William School |
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Prince William School, Oundle v BYE |
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Spalding Grammar School v BYE |
Spalding GS v Stamford |
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Stamford School v BYEÂ |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – Midlands B |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
De Aston School v St George’s Academy |
v King’s Grantham |
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The King’s School, Grantham v BYE |
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The Priory Academy LSST v Lincoln Minster |
v Gresham’s |
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Gresham’s School v BYE |
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College of West Anglia v Wymondham College |
v Langley |
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Langley School v BYEÂ |
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King Edward VII, King’s Lynn v Easton & Otley College |
v Norwich School |
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Norwich School v BYE |
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Hills Road 6th form College v Bishop Stopford School |
v Oundle |
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Oundle v BYEÂ |
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Comberton Village College v Longsands Academy |
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St Ivo School v The Perse School |
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Beauchamp College v Wyggeston & QE I College |
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Welbeck College v Leicester Grammar School |
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John Cleveland College v BYEÂ |
John Cleveland College v Trent College |
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Trent College v BYEÂ |
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Hereford Cathedral School v Tewkesbury |
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King Edward VI, Stratford-Up-Avon v Prince Henry’s HS |
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The Chase School v Hereford 6th form College |
v King’s Worcester |
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The King’s School, Worcester v BYE |
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Hagley Catholic HS v King Edward VI Five Ways |
v Old Swinford Hospital |
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Old Swinford Hospital v BYE OSH |
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Windsor HS & 6th form v Lawrence Sheriff |
v King Edward’s School Birmingham |
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King Edward’s School, Birmingham v BYE |
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Shrewsbury School v The JCB Academy |
v RGS Worcester |
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RGS Worcester v BYEÂ |
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Wrekin College v Stafford Collegiate |
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Newcastle Under Lyme School v Ellesmere College |
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Stafford GS v Newcastle Under Lyme College |
v Adams GS |
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Adams Grammar School v BYE |
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Campion, Bugbrooke v Northampton Sch for Boys |
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King Edward VI College, Nuneaton v Bablake School |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – London & South East A |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
Dartford GS v St Dunstan’s College |
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Gravesend GS v St Olave’s Grammar School |
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Colfe’s School v Sir Joseph Williamson’s |
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Hayes School v Raynes Park High School |
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Bennett Memorial Diocesan v Langley Park |
v Skinners’ |
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The Skinners’ School v BYE |
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Cardinal Newman v Sussex Downs College |
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St Philip Howard v Brighton Hove & Sussex 6th form Col |
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Brentwood v King Edward VI, Bury St Edmunds |
v St Joseph’s College |
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St Joseph’s College v BYE |
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Anglo European School v Felsted School |
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Westcliff High School for Boys v Seevic College |
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Northgate HS v Thomas Mills HS |
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Davenant Foundation School v The King John School |
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West Hatch High School v Robert Clack School |
v Campion |
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The Campion School, Hornchurch v BYE |
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The Heathland School v BYEÂ |
Heathland v |
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KCS Wimbledon v Strode’s College |
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Wimbledon College v BYEÂ |
Wimbledon College v St Bede’s |
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St Bede’s School, Redhill v BYE |
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University College School v BYE |
University College School v |
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Mill Hill v Drayton Manor High School |
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St Benedict’s School, Ealing v BYE |
St Benedict’s School v |
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Vyners School v London Oratory |
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Carshalton Boys Sports Coll v St Cecilia’s, Wandsworth |
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Bishop Justus C of E School v Wilmington GS for Boys |
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Hurstpierpoint College v Wilson’s School |
v Whitgift |
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Whitgift v BYEÂ |
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Worth School v BYE worthvbye |
Worth v City of London Freemen’s |
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City of London Freemen’s School v BYE |
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Christ’s Hospital School v Worthing College |
v Seaford College |
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Seaford College v BYEÂ |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – London & South East B |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
Tiffin School v BYEÂ |
Tiffin v |
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George Abbot School v St George’s, Weybridge |
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Buckswood School v BYEÂ |
Buckswood v |
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The College of Richard Collier v Steyning GS |
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Graveney School v Esher College |
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Reigate Grammer School v Salesian School |
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Reigate College v Howard of Effingham |
v Trinity |
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Trinity School, Croydon v BYE |
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Leventhorpe v Verulam School |
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Parmiter’s School v St Edmunds College, Ware |
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Gunnersbury Catholic School v Enfield GS |
v Berkhamsted |
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Berkhamsted School v BYEÂ |
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St Clement Dane’s School v BYE |
St Clement Dane’s v |
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Palmer’s College v St Ignatius College |
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Cardinal Vaughan’s Memorial School v BYE |
Cardinal Vaughan v Twyford |
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Twyford C of E High School v BYE |
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Great Baddow High School v New Hall School |
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King Edward VI, Chelmsford v Colchester VI form |
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Beths Grammar School v Ravens Wood |
v Dulwich College |
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Dulwich College v BYEÂ |
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Glyn School v John Fisher School |
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Simon Langton GS for Boys v St John’s Catholic Comp |
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The Harvey Grammar School v Borden Grammar School |
v Dover GS for Boys |
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Dover Grammar School for Boys v BYE |
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Folkestone Academy v Oakwood Park GS |
v Duke of York’s RMS |
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Duke of York’s Royal Military School v BYE |
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Chatham & Clarendon GS v BYE |
Chatham & Cladendon GS v |
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Sir Roger Manwood’s School v Chislehurst & Sidcup GS |
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The Judd School v BYEÂ |
Judd v |
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Darriwck Wood School v Tunbridge Wells GS for Boys |
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Kent College, Canterbury v BYE |
Kent College v Maidston GS |
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Maidstone Grammar School v BYE |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – South West A |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
Corsham School v Malmesbury School |
v Daunstey’s |
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Daunstey’s School v BYE |
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Sheldon School v St Laurence School |
v Bournemouth School |
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Bournemouth School v BYEÂ |
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St Peter’s, Bournemouth v King Edward VI S’ton |
v Lord Wandsworth College |
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Lord Wandsworth College v BYE |
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Corfe Hills School v The Blandford School |
v Milton Abbey |
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Milton Abbey School v BYEÂ |
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The Cotswold School v Newent Community School |
v St Peter’s, Gloucester |
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St Peter’s High School, Gloucester v BYE |
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Wyedean School v Katharine Lady Berkeley’s School |
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Marling School v The Crypt School |
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Wellsway School v Ashton Park School |
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North Bristol Post 16 Centre v Gordano School |
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Cabot Learning Federation v Churchill Academy |
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The Castle School, Thornbury v QEH Bristol |
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Poole Grammar School, Dorset v BYE |
Poole GS v Sherborne |
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Sherborne School v BYEÂ |
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Richard Huish College v BYEÂ |
Richard Huish v Kings of Wessex |
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The Kings of Wessex Academy v BYE |
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West Buckland School v BYEÂ |
West Buckland v Blue School |
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The Blue School v BYEÂ |
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Downside School v BYEÂ |
Downside v Exeter School |
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Exeter School v BYEÂ |
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Churston Ferrers Grammar School v BYE |
Chirston Ferrers v Exeter College |
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Exeter College v BYE |
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Devonport High School for Boys v BYE |
Devonport HS v Torquay BGS |
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Torquay Boys Grammar School v BYE |
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Truro School v BYE |
Truro School v |
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Redruth v Helston Community College |
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Bodmin College v BYE |
Bodmin College v |
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Callington CCv Kingsbridge CC |
2014/15 U18 NatWest School Cup Draw – South West B |
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Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Rd 4 |
Rd 5 |
Rd 6 |
Rd 7 |
The Gryphon School v The Thomas Hardye School |
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Gillingham School v Woodroffe School |
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Frome College v Beechen Cliff School |
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Yeovil College v Sexey’s School |
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Brockenhurst College v Hampshire Collegiate School |
v Portsmouth Grammar School |
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Portsmouth Grammar School v BYE |
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Totton College v Havant College |
v Oaklands CS |
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Oaklands Catholic School v BYE |
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Chew Valley School v BYEÂ |
Chew Valley v Backwell |
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Backwell School v BYEÂ |
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Beaufort Cooperative Academy v Farmor’s School |
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Monmouth School v Wycliffe College |
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Cleeve School v Chosen Hill School |
v Sir Thomas Rich’s |
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Sir Thomas Rich’s School v BYE |
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St Paul’s Catholic School, Milton Keynes v Cokethorpe |
v Stowe |
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Stowe School v BYEÂ |
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RGS High Wycombe v BYE |
RGS High Wycombe v Sir William Borlase |
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Sir William Borlase’s GS v BYE |
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Upton Court Grammar School v BYE |
Upton Court v Dr Challoner’s |
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Dr Challoner’s Grammar School v BYE |
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Berkshire Agriculture Coll v Desborough College |
v Windsor Boys School |
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The Windsor Boys School v BYE |
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Kennett School v Leighton Park School |
v Aylesbury GS |
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Aylesbury Grammar School v BYE |
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St Bartholomew’s School v John Hampden Grammar |
v Pangbourne College |
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Pangbourne College v BYE |
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Chesham Grammar School v Akeley Wood School |
v Hampton School |
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Hampton School v BYE |
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St John’s College, Portsmouth v Alton College |
v Peter Symonds |
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Peter Symonds College v BYE |
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Churcher’s College v Farnborough 6th form Coll |
v Bishop Wordsworth’s |
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Bishop Wordsworth’s School v BYE |