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Maryport opened up their league campaign with a hard fought victory over Westfield, who they havent beaten for 6 years, in front of a large crowd.
Maryport, who were missing new signing Matthew Burns, vice captain Ian Ivison and outside back Mark Bethwaite, battled well throughout and played some good rugby, which was evident with the tryscorers all being backs.
Wingers Patrick Vaughan and Michael McMullen, centre and GB U18 international Darryl Parker & stand off Alan Telford scored, with Simon Pattinson adding two goals and a drop goal and Ben Waugh notching one goal.
Westfield scored tries through Lee Hunter, Chris Boyd & Ryan Blair with John Hunter adding a goal.
Maryport will travel to local rivals Ellenborough next Saturday (9/9/06) for the local derby, with both teams on 2 points (Elbra beating Wath Brow away 20-16 last weekend)
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Darryl Parker 5) Michael McMullen 6) Alan Telford 7) Ben Waugh 8) Scott Adams 9) Simon Pattinson 10) John Dollochin 11) Craig Ivison 12) Lee Ferguson 13) Mark Foster
SUBS:
Adam Crellin, Scott Greenhow, Maurice Smith & Daniel Rooney
LEAGUE GAME
V ELBRA (AWAY) SAT 9/9/2006
LOST 50-12
Maryport were convincingly beaten in the local derby by a powerful Elbra side who must be setting their sights on the title this season.
Ex Aspatria RU and Town & Haven RL player Stephen Stoddart scored 22 points for Elbra with two tries and seven goals, with further touchdowns coming from Martin Stalker, David Sewell, Gary Anderson, Kevin Clark, Kyle Lofthouse, Paul Southward and Barrie Murdock.
Maryport, who were 40-0 down at the break, scored tries through John Dollochin and Daniel Rooney, with two goals coming from the boot of Ben Waugh.
Maryport travel to Hensingham next Saturday.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Jamie Skillen 3) Wayne Smith 4) Daniel Rooney 5) Patrick Vaughan 6) Alan Telford 7) Simon Pattinson 8) Mark Foster 9) Ben Waugh 10) Scott Adams 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Craig Ivison 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Adam Crellin, Scott Greenhow, John Dollochin & Ian Bethwaite
LEAGUE GAME
V HENSINGHAM (AWAY) SAT 16/9/2006
LOST 40-18
A much improved performance from last week was not enough, as Hensingham recorded the victory.
Maryport felt aggrieved at times about the performance of the referee, but eventually Hensinghams pressure told.
The Whitehaven side scored tries through James Cartmell (2), Craig McAvoy (2), Kyle Amor (2) and Kris Coward, with 6 Andrew Pattinson goals completing the scoring.
Maryport replied with excellent tries from Richard Nicholson (his first try at Open Age Level in his best performance), Mark Bethwaite, Ian Ivison and Patrick Vaughan, with Simon Pattinson adding one goal.
Next week, Maryport travel to the Brow.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Patrick Vaughan 3)James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Mark Bethwaite 6) Simon Pattinson 7) Adam Crellin 8) Richard Nicholson 9) Craig Ivison 10) Marc Ivision 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Matthew Burns 13) Mark Foster
SUBS:
John Kirkbride, Scott Greenhow, Calvin Gray and Ryan Steele
LEAGUE GAME
V WATH BROW (AWAY) SAT 23/9/06
LOST 28-18
Maryport built a 12-8 half-time advantage but it was the Brow who took the 2 League points, however victory was not secured until the final 2 minutes of the game when the Brow crossed for a converted try.
Next week, Maryport host town rivals Elbra in the Halbro Cumbria Cup
CUMBRIA CUP ROUND 2
V ELBRA (HOME) SAT 30/9/2006
LOST 8-44
Maryport battled bravely and defended very well in the first half, only trailing 4-8 at the break but the bigger and more experienced Elbra side ran away with it in the second half to record a 8-44 victory.
Scott Adams and Patrick Vaughan collected tries either side of the break for Maryport but Elbra moved into the quarter finals with tries from Craig Stalker (2), Dean Scholey (2), Eddie Robinson, Stevie Scholey, Ricky Scholey & Paul McGee. Steven Stoddart wrapped the scoring up with six goals.
Maryport return to league action next week with a home game against champions Seaton.
LEAGUE GAME
V SEATON (HOME)SAT 7/10/2006
LOST 0-42
Champions Seaton staked their claim to retain their crown with a 42 point victory over Maryport.
Sean Johnsen, Richard George,Craig Humphreys,Marc Taylor, Stephen Hodgson, Paul Hopper, Adam McGlasson & Ben Nixon all touched down with Duncan Moyle adding five goals.
There is no game next week due to the Grand Final, therefore Maryports next fixture is at home to Frizington in the Amateur Cup on 21/10/2006
AMATEUR CUP ROUND 1
V FRIZINGTON (HOME) SAT 21/10/2006
WON 24-10
Maryport were always in control against 2nd Division Frizington, played on a pitch resembling a mud bath.
It was close at the interval with the Port holding a 6-2 advantage but they came through in the second period to earn an away tie against new boys Cockermouth in the next round.
Maryport scored tries through 16 year old Daniel Rooney, Matthew Burns, James Jackson and a Scott Adams brace with Ben Waugh adding 2 goals.
The Friz replied with 2 Raymond Payne tries and one Wayne Burns goal.
Maryport face a crunch relegation battle away at Lowca next time out.
LEAGUE GAME
V LOWCA (AWAY) 28/10/2006
LOST 22-12
Maryport only had themselves to blame as Lowca earned a precious 2 points in the battle to avoid the drop, coming out 22-12 winners with all four of Lowcas tries coming as a result of a Maryport error.
The home side scored tries through Carl Ennis and Lee Morgan doubles and 3 Graeme Colley conversions.
Maryport replied through Mark Foster, Ian Ivison and Kevin McCourt.
Another massive game is in store next week as bottom side Clifton travel to Maryport.
LEAGUE GAME
V CLIFTON (HOME)4/11/2006
WON 23-18
The scoreline is a lot closer than the game was as Clifton displayed a never say die attitude with 2 tries in the last 5 minutes but in truth Maryport were always in front.
James Jackson,Mark Foster,Patrick Vaughan and Daniel Rooney crossed the whitewash for the visitiors with Ben Waugh on target with 3 goals.
Battling Clifton scored through ex Town players Kevin Wilson and Bleu Robinson, and Anthony Hay with county squad member Scott Burgess notching 3 goals.
Maryport will be looking for revenge next week when they host Lowca.
TEAM:
1)Sean Crozier 2) Kevin McCourt 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Patrick Vaughan 6) Alan Telford 7) Ben Waugh 8) Scott Adams 9) Craig Ivison 10) Frank Akehurst 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Daniel Rooney, Simon Pattinson, Ryan Steel, John Dollochin
LEAGUE GAME
V LOWCA (HOME) 11/11/2006
WON 22-10
Maryport gained their revenge from a fortnight ago with a hard earned win played in terrible conditions.
Mark Foster weighed in with a brace of tries for the home side with touchdowns also coming from Michael McMullen & Simon Pattinson, alongside Ben Waughs 3 goals.
The visiotrs replied through Paul Taylor & Stewart Ennis tries and a Dave Colley goal.
The lads travel to Clifton next week in another must win game.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Kevin McCourt 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Patrick Vaughan 6) Alan Telford 7) Ben Waugh 8) Scott Adams 9) Simon Pattinson 10) Craig Ivison 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Michael McMullen, Daniel Rooney, Adam Crellin, Ryan Steel
LEAGUE GAME
V KELLS (AWAY) 25/11/2006
LOST 50-6
After a waterlogged pitch put paid to the Ports visit to Clifton, they travelled to Kells without 4 regulars in Ian and Craig Ivison, Scott Adams and Simon Pattinson and long term injured Daryl Parker, Maryport were always going to be up against it against a Kells side looking at a tilt at the title.
Kells scored through Ryan Groggins (3), Barry Boyd (2), Gregg Lofthouse, Scott Lofthouse, Graeme Morton, Chipper Graham, David Dickinson & John Young.
Graham landed 3 conversions and Dean Bragg 2.
Maryports only reply to the Kells onslaught was a Ben Waugh goaled try from substitute winger Patrick Vaughan.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Kevin McCourt 3) Wayne Smith 4) James Jackson 5) Grant Renney 6) Alan Telford 7) Adam Crellin 8) Daniel Rooney 9) Ben Waugh 10) John Dollochin 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Scott Greenhow, Patrick Vaughan, Lee Hogarth and Mark Bethwaite
LEAGUE GAME
V WESTFIELD (AWAY) 9/12/2006
LOST 6-4
Westfield gained revenge for their openin day defeat to Maryport with this win, which was as tight as the scoreline suggests.
Maryport were left to rue missed chances as they made numerous breaks in the first half but were unable to finish them off. Centre James Jackson had a 2nd half "try" controversially disallowed, being adjudged to be held up.
Westfield opened the scoring after 20 mins with a try in the corner to Scott Gorman, this being the onlyscore of the first half.
Gorman also landed a penalty 15 minutes into the 2nd half to extend the lead to 6-0 before captain Mark Foster scored with 5 minutes remaining to set up a tight finish but th home side held on for the win.
Next week, attention turns to the GMB Union National Cup 1st Round, where Maryport host Batley Boys of the CMS Yorkshire League, kick off 2pm
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Jamie Skillen 6) Alan Telford 7) Ben Waugh 8) Ian Bethwaite 9) Simon Pattinson 10) Scott Greenhow 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Mark Bethwaite, Grant Renney, Anthony Lister and Richard Nicholson
NATIONAL CUP ROUND 1
V BATLEY BOYS (HOME) 16/12/2006
WON 18-6
Maryport were rewarded with this win with a 2nd Round trip to National Conference League One side Castleford Lock Lane.
In a scrappy first half, Maryport opened the scoring with a try from substitute forward John Dollochin who crashed over under the posts, converted by stand off Simon Pattinson.
Early in the second half, Pattinson extended the lead with a penalty before full back Sean Crozier crossed, with Pattinson adding a third goal.
The Yorkshire side got on the scoreboard with a converted Haydn Listen try but the last word went to Maryport with centre James Jackson touching down with five minutes remaining.
There was good and bad news to come out of the game.
Daryl Parker, last seasons top try scorer and GB U18 international, came on from the bench for his first appearance since the first game of the season but captain Mark Foster came off in the first half with a broken arm, which will keep him out for approximately 6-8 weeks.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Kevin McCourt 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Patrick Vaughan 6) Simon Pattinson 7) Alan Telford 8) Scott Adams 9) Ian Bethwaite 10) Craig Ivison 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Matthew Burns 13) Mark Foster
SUBS:
14) Ben Waugh 15) Michael McMullen 16) John Dollochin 17) Daryl Parker
NATIONAL CUP ROUND 2
V CASTLEFORD LOCK LANE(AWAY) 27/1/2007
LOST 24-4
The young Maryport side put up a brave fight away at National Conference Division 1 side Castleford Lock Lane in a physical encounter.
A tight first half had the lane with a slight 10-4 advantage after tries from John Bassinder and John Astbury plus a Wayne Hardy penalty against a try to Maryport from Patrick Vaughan.
But Astbury's second try and others through Chris Bettinson and Steve Bolderson were enough for a Castleford victory.
Maryport loose forward Matthew Burns was named as the Man Of The Match for his high work rate.
Next week, Maryport play Cumbria Cup winners Broughton Red Rose away in the quarter final of the Cumberland Cup.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Daryll Parker 5) Mark Bethwaite 6) Ian Ivison 7) Alan Telford 8) Marc Ivison 9) Simon Pattinson 10) Scott Greenhow 11) Craig Ivison 12) Lee Ferguson 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Ian Bethwaite, Daniel Rooney, Ben Waugh & John Dollochin
CUMBERLAND CUP QUARTER FINAL
V BROUGHTON RED ROSE (AWAY) 3/2/2007
WON 14-16
Maryport reached the semi-final of the Cumberland Cup with a fantastic victory at Cumbria Cup winners Broughton Red Rose.
Remarkably, the Port came from a half time deficit of 10-0, tries from Matthew Jackson and Chris Wood and a David Thurlow conversion giving the Rose the lead.
Maryport fought back with an unconverted try from winger Michael McMullen in the 2nd half, before Brett Hill squeezed in at the corner for the Rose to regain their ten point lead.
Many thought the game was as good as over but nobody told the youthful and energetic Maryport side.
Firstly, loose forward Matthew Burns touched down a Alan Telford grubber kick, Ben Waugh adding the conversion to pull within four points.
In the final minute,Maryport threw caution to the wind and after keeping the ball alive, substitute hooker Waugh was on hand to scamper over under the posts. He then kept his nerve to add the match winning conversion.
A great game between 2 young sides played at a high tempo, with the winners Maryport earning a cross-town derby semi-final against Glasson Rangers.
Next week, Maryport are again involved in quarter final cup rugby. They travel to Cockermouth Titans who will be looking to reverse their pre-season defeat against Maryport.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Michael McMullen 6) Alan Telford 7) Adam Crellin 8) Marc Ivison 9) Simon Pattinson 10) Scott Adams 11) Craig Ivison 12) Daniel Rooney 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Ben Waugh, Lee Ferguson, John Dollochin & Grant Renney
AMATEUR CUP QUARTER FINAL
V COCKERMOUTH TITANS (AWAY) 10/2/2007
WON 6-12
Maryport won their second quarter final in succession with this hard fought win at 2nd Division Top Four hopefuls Cockermouth Titans.
With the pitch being heavy and the weather poor, the game was never going to be a free flowing game but both teams are to be commended on a display full of commitment and toughness.
Maryport opened the scoring through prop Scott Adams, who was on hand to take the final pass after a piece of magic from substitute Simon Pattinson, who sold the dummy and went through a rare gap in the Titans line. Pattinson converting.
The first half was littered with mistakes from the Port, with Cockermouth being camped on the Maryport line for long periods.
This pressure eventually told with Cockermouth loose forward Leam Wild diving over, second rower Matthew Nawrockyj converting. Half time 6-6
The first score of the second period went to Maryport, through a Simon Pattinson penalty. Nawrockyj had a chance to level soon after but slightly pulled his penalty attempt.
There was a feeling that the next try would win the came and it came from young Maryport substitute Daniel Rooney, who burst through the Cockermouth defence from 25 meters out and rounded the full back for a great individual try. Pattinson missed the conversion attempt.
With both teams fatiguing, Cockermouth gave it all they had in the last minutes, but couldnt find a way over the stubborn Maryport defence, therefore it was Maryport who progressed to the semi final where they will face Hensingham, who, ironically, the face next week at home in league action.
A mention must go to young 18 year old winger Jonathan Morgan, who started his first game on the wing and done well.
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Jonty Morgan 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Michael McMullen 6) Alan Telford 7) Adam Crellin 8) Scott Greenhow 9) Ben Waugh 10) Scott Adams 11) Craig Ivison 12) Lee Ferguson 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Daniel Rooney,Simon Pattinson,John Dollochin and Martin Harrison
LEAGUE GAME
V HENSINGHAM (HOME) 17/2/2007
LOST 8-48
In what was probably Maryports worst performance of the season, Hensingham pushed their claim for a end of season top four position.
Craig McAvoy, recently on trial at Whitehaven, was the dangerman for the Copeland side, scoring 2 tries and having a hand in most of the others. Other Hensingham tries came from James Cartmell (2),Stuart Miller,Kris Coward,Phillip Anderson,Mark Pearson and Richard Haile, who also added 5 goals.
Maryport replied thorough Lee Ferguson & Patrick Vaughan tries.
Next up is a home derby v Elbra at home on 24/2/2007
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) Daniel Rooney 4) Ian Ivison 5) Grant Renney 6) Simon Pattinson 7) Alan Telford 8) Marc Ivison 9) Ben Waugh 10) John Dollochin 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Craig Ivison 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Adam Crellin, Kevin McCourt, Scott Greenhow, Anthony Lister
LEAGUE GAME
V ELBRA (HOME) 24/2/2007
LOST 2-40
In a game played on a pitch resembling a mudbath, plucky Maryport were beaten by a bigger, more experienced Elbra side.
Dean Scholey was the hat-trick hero for Ellenborough, who ran up an 18-2 half time lead. Kevin Clarke supported him with a brace, alongside tries for Paul West, Craig Holdsworth and Eddie Robinson, the latter also adding five goals.
Maryport's points came from a goal from the boot of Simon Pattinson.
Maryport lost consistent full back Sean Crozier with a head injury after he was accidentally kicked in the head. Sean spent a couple of nights in hospital and had an operation but will hopefully be fit to return to action in 6-8 weeks.
Next up for Maryport is league leaders Kells at home on Saturday 3/3/2007
TEAM:
1) Sean Crozier 2) Kevin McCourt 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Patrick Vaughan 6) Alan Telford 7) Simon Pattinson 8) Marc Ivison 9) Craig Ivison 10) Scott Adams 11) Lee Ferguson 12) John Dollochin 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Daniel Rooney, Mark Foster, Scott Greenhow, Michael McMullen
AMATEUR CUP SEMI FINAL
V KELLS (AWAY) 17/3/2007
LOST 29-16
Resilient Maryport were eventually beaten in extra time by Kells in a game which was played in near arctic conditions on the Copeland sides` Welfare Pitch.
Kevin Agnew and David Dickinson both crossed for early tries for Kells to build up an 8-0 lead but that was cut back by captain Mark Foster who touched down, with Simon Pattinson converting.
But Kells held a six-point advantage at the break, following a try from Ryan McGuinness.
Kells broke through again after the restart with John Young touching down to make the scoreline 16-6 but Maryport raised their game and hit right back.
Ian Ivison crossed the whitewash with Pattinson again adding the extras and then James Jackson got the crucial try with just seconds left in normal time and forced the sides to go into extra time.
But it was Kells who fought through the tiredness best and picked up the win and a place in the final, thanks to tries from Tyrone Dalton and Sean High, plus two Tony Burns conversions and a Dickinson drop-goal.
Maryport will take heart from running the league leaders so close and will hope to take this performance into the next league game against Seaton and in the upcoming Cumberland Cup Semi-Final against town rivals Glasson Rangers.
TEAM:
1) Ryan Steel 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Jonty Morgan 6) Simon Pattinson 7) Alan Telford 8) John Dollochin 9) Ben Waugh 10) Marc Ivison 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Craig Ivison, Daniel Rooney, Kevin McCourt, Michael McMullen
LEAGUE GAME
V SEATON (AWAY) 24/3/2007
LOST 50-6
Seaton moved up into third place with a 50-6 victory over Maryport to keep themselves within touching distance of the leaders.
Daniel Sowerby, Mark Routledge and ex Maryport man Michael Little led the fight for Seaton with a brace of tries apiece, assisted by Craig Rumney, Jamie Nixon and Duncan Moyle, with one each. Moyle wrapped up the home side’s scoring with seven goals.
Maryport’s lone try came courtesy of Michael McMullen with Simon Pattinson converting.
Maryport will forget about this week and prepare for their biggest game of the season in next weeks Cumberland Cup Semi Final away at town rivals Glasson.
TEAM:
1) Michael McMullen 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Mark Bethwaite 6) Alan Telford 7) Simon Pattinson 8) Craig Ivison 9) Ben Waugh 10) John Dollochin 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Adam Crellin, Grant Renney, Anthony Lister, Daniel Rooney
CUMBERLAND CUP SEMI FINAL
V GLASSON (AWAY) 31/3/2007
16-16 A.E.T.
MARYPORT WIN ON THE AWAY TEAM RULING
Maryport and Glasson played out a bruising semi-final, played with all the passion and pride of a town derby.
In bizarre circumstances, the competition rules state that if the scores are level after extra time and both teams have scored the same amount of tries and goals, the away team goes through.
Glasson opened the scoring with ex Workington Town centre Matthew Johnson crossing wide out, loose forward Lee Taylor missing the conversion.
Maryport full back then picked up a Glasson kick on his own 20 metre line and burst through the defence. He had the pace to score under the sticks with Simon Pattinson converting.
The scores stayed at 4-6 until a Maryport drop out went out on the full, Taylor kicking the penalty from bang in front. Half time 6-6.
Maryport 2nd rower Lee Ferguson was the first to cross in the second half after a good move. Pattinson failing with the conversion attempt.
Glasson equalised through big 2nd rower Nicky Crellin, who barged his way over from 1 metre out from dummy half, Taylor missing the conversion. Full time 10-10.
Into extra time and with both teams tiring, Maryport winger James Jackson crossed wide out, Pattinson adding a splendid goal.
But Glasson were not finished and after gaining possession from the kick off, Crellin barged over for his second try of the game, Taylor improving. 16-16 at the end of extra time.
With both teams preparing for sudden death golden point, phone calls to the league management from both club officials resulted in the rulebook stating that if both teams are level on points,tries,goals and drop goals after extra time, the away team go through.
Understandably, Glasson were dismayed at the news but Maryport jubilant. It wasnt the best way to end this terrific encounter but the rulebook was the decider.
Maryport will look forward to the final against Elbra, whereas Glasson will be concentrating on gaining promotion and a clean sweep of the 2nd Division trophies.
TEAM:
1) Patrick Vaughan 2) Martin Harrison 3) Daryll Parker 4) Ian Ivison 5) James Jackson 6) Alan Telford 7) Ben Waugh 8) Mark Foster 9) Simon Pattinson 10) Scott Adams 11) Craig Ivison 12) Lee Ferguson 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Daniel Rooney, Marc Ivison, John Dollochin, Scott Greenhow
LEAGUE GAME
V KELLS (HOME) 7/4/2007
LOST 14-50
With Maryport missing 12 players for this game against a full strength Kells side, they were always going to be up against it but after being 22 points down early on, they done themselves great credit.
Maryport scored tries through loose forward Daniel Rooney (2) and centre Ian Ivison. John Dollochin kicking one goal.
Maryports next game is away at Clifton on Wednesday night.
TEAM:
1) Ryan Steel 2) Michael McMullen 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Jonty Morgan 6) Adam Crellin 7) Tony Nicholson 8) Marc Ivison 9) Ben Waugh 10) Scott Adams 11) Craig Ivison 12) John Dollochin 13) Daniel Rooney
SUBS:
Jonathan Dawes, Ian Bethwaite, Mark Bethwaite
LEAGUE GAME
V GREAT CLIFTON LIONS (AWAY) WED 11/4/07
WON 16-19
A last minute James Jackson try gave Maryport the win which confirms them as finishing above Clifton in the league.
The game was close throughout, with both sides making many errors.
Maryport just sneaked their Division One clash at Great Clifton 19-16. It was 6-6 at the break but Jonathan Dawes, Ben Waugh and James Jackson touched down for Maryport, with Simon Pattinson slotting over three goals and one drop goal.
For Clifton, Kevin Wilson, Mike Hill and Bryan Park all bagged a try apiece, with Scott Burgess landing two goals.
TEAM:
1) Jonathan Dawes 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) James Jackson 4) Ian Ivison 5) Kevin McCourt 6) Simon Pattinson 7) Alan Telford 8) Scott Greenhow 9) Ben Waugh 10) John Dollochin 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Ian Bethwaite, Grant Renney, Anthony Lister, Craig Ivison
LEAGUE GAME
V BROUGHTON RED ROSE (HOME) 14/7/2007
LOST 24-30
Broughton Red Rose clinched their clash at Maryport on a very hot day 30-24 thanks to tries from Liam Monaghan, Dale Semple, Tim Taylor, Ryan Moore and Mark Walker. The latter also kicked five goals in the win.
Maryport's points came courtesy of a brace of tries from Patrick Vaughan, and one apiece for Daniel Rooney, John Dollochin and Ben Waugh, who also kicked two goals.
TEAM:
1) Patrick Vaughan 2) Michael McMullen 3) Daniel Rooney 4) James Jackson 5) Ian Ball 6) Alan Telford 7) Adam Crellin 8) Scott Greenhow 9) Ben Waugh 10) John Dollochin 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Ryan Steel, Anthony Lister, Jonty Morgan, Jamie Skillen
LEAGUE GAME
V WATH BROW HORNETS (HOME) TUE 17/4/2007
WON 20-15
Maryport hosted Wath Brow Hornets and came out with a 20-15 victory thanks to a good second half display.
Wath Brow were leading the game 12-10 at half time but Maryport hit back in the last period to clinch the points with Patrick Vaughan running in a hat-trick of tries.
Martin Harrison also touched down for Maryport.
TEAM:
1) Jonathan Dawes 2) Patrick Vaughan 3) Daniel Rooney 4) Ian Ivison 5) James Jackson 6) Andrew Cartwright 7) Alan Telford 8) John Dollochin 9) Craig Ivison 10) Scott Adams 11) Lee Ferguson 12) Mark Foster 13) Matthew Burns
SUBS:
Martin Harrison, Ben Waugh, Scott Greenhow, Ryan Steel
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