Club historian Stephen Hodgson takes us on a trip down memory lane every week of the season. Stephen picks out matches the club played on this week from the last 5, 10 and 15 years. It’s always proved to be a popular read with former and current players. Do you feature in this week’s article?
2018/2019 – Hull RUFC had no game this weekend.
22 February 2014 – National Two North: Birmingham & Solihull 28-15 Hull
Hull travelled to the Midlands for the rearranged fixture at Birmingham & Solihull albeit the game was played on the second XV pitch. Hull enjoyed a good first half and led 8-7 at the break following a try from Tom Mumford and a penalty from James Cameron. Just after the re-start Hull increased their lead to 15-7 following a try from Ollie Cook, converted by James Cameron. However the home side controlled the remainder of the game and scored three converted tries to win the game 28-15.
Team: J Kirk, B Thoy, J Barnard, J Cameron, D Lespierre, G Lound, W Haddow, C Phillips, T Mumford, M Dias, C Murphy, M Alderson, R Devonshire, M Argyle, O Cook. Subs: K Wood, S Socino, J Bright, J Stafford.
Tries: T Mumford, O Cook.
Con: J Cameron
Pen: J Cameron
21 February 2009 – North One: Hull 28-13 Beverley
Hull got back on track for promotion with a victory over local rivals Beverley despite missing captain Chris Murphy and director of rugby Tevita Vaikona through injury. Hull took a third minute lead through a James Cameron penalty but Beverley levelled three minutes later. On 23 minutes Hull went ahead again with a Maea David try, converted by James Cameron but six minutes later Beverley levelled again when former Hull player Frayley Hoppa scored in the corner with Ian Archibald adding a superb touchline conversion.
In first half stoppage time Jeff Peek added another try for Hull with Cameron converting before another Archibald penalty for Beverley saw Hull lead 17-13 at half time. On 64 minutes James Cameron slotted over a long range penalty and four minutes later added his third penalty of the afternoon for a 10 point lead. In injury time young centre and debutant Ollie Norman fed second row Darren Wigg who wrapped up a man of the match performance by scoring an unconverted try in the corner to end the game.
Team: G Martinson, A Piercy, O Norman, M David, A Wadforth, J Cameron, C Kendra, J Ward, S Plevey, M Finau, D Wigg, D Cook, J Peek, S Onesi, R Devonshire. Subs: M White, B Davis-Rice.
Tries: M David, J Peek, D Wigg.
Con: J Cameron 2
Pen: J Cameron 3
