Due to the number of postponed Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 competition games on Saturday 21st January there were quite a few rearranged games played in the week leading up to the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup Group of Sixteen and Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl Group of Sixteen games played on Saturday 28th January.
\nOn Monday 23rd January Belfast High School and Dromore High School played their long delayed Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy 2nd Round game.
\nFollowing a very exciting close encounter the Dromore High School team emerged as 31-26 winners. Dromore High School will now travel to play Portadown College in the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy.
\nOn the same afternoon Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn 2ndxv hosted Royal School, Armagh 2ndxv in their previously postponed Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Plate 1\/4 Final game.
\nThe Royal School, Armagh 2ndxv team won the game by 40-10.
\nMeanwhile, at Pirrie Park Methodist College, Belfast 2ndxv played Royal Belfast Academical Institution 2ndxv in the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Cup.
\nThis was a very closely contested game which the Methodist College, Belfast team won by 13-10.
\nOn Tuesday 24th January quite a few Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 previously postponed Medallion Shield Round of Sixteen games were played.
\nBallyclare High School played Royal School, Armagh in a game the Royal School, Armagh team won by 22-6.
\nDromore High School played Larne Grammar School and won the game by 26-12.
\nFoyle and Londonderry College played Bangor Grammar School in a game that saw the Bangor Grammar School team return home with a 22-19 victory.
\nMethodist College, Belfast played Campbell College, Belfast in a game the Campbell College, Belfast team won by 26-12.
\nRoyal Belfast Academical Institution played Wallace High School and recorded a very impressive 40-0 victory.
\nRoyal School, Dungannon played Regent House School in a game the Regent House School team won by 22-7.
\nIn the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl 1\/4 Final games, which were postponed on Saturday 21st January, Coleraine Grammar School played Omagh Academy and won the game by 28-8.
\nLimavady Grammar School played Lurgan College and won the game by 40-0.
\nIn two of the postponed Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy 1\/4 Final games Grosvenor Grammar School played Craigavon Senior High School and won the game by 10-7.
\nStrabane Academy played Ballyclare Secondary School and won the game by 22-7.
\nWhen the results of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Shield, Bowl and Trophy games were known the draws for the 1\/4 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Shield and 1\/4 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Plate were released.
\nThe results of the draws are as follows:-
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Shield 1\/4 Finals.
\n1\/Campbell College, Belfast v Regent House School
\n2\/Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn\/Ballymena Academy v Bangor Grammar School
\n3\/Dromore High School v Belfast Royal Academy
\n4\/Royal School, Armagh v Royal Belfast Academical Institution
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Shield 1\/4 Final games MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Plate 1\/4 Finals.
\n1\/Sullivan Upper School v Royal School, Dungannon
\n2\/Wallace High School v Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn\/Ballymena Academy
\n3\/Larne Grammar School v Methodist College, Belfast
\n4\/Foyle and Londonderry College v Ballyclare High School
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Plate 1\/4 Final games MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nThe draws for the 1\/2 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl and the 1\/2 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy were also released.
\nThe results of these draws are as follows:-
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl 1\/2 Finals
\n1\/Coleraine Grammar School v Rainey Endowed School\/Down High School
\n2\/Antrim Grammar School\/Belfast High School v Limavady Grammar School
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl 1\/2 Finals MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy 1\/2 Finals.
\n1\/Dalriada School\/Banbridge Academy v Grosvenor Grammar School
\n2\/Strabane Academy v Enniskillen Royal Grammar School
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy 1\/2 Finals MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February.
\nOn Wednesday 25th January the first of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl Round of Sixteen games took place when Strabane Academy hosted Omagh Academy.
\nThe Omagh Academy team, despite having players away with a school trip, played an expansive game and secured a 47-7 victory.
\nThe Strabane Academy team had good performances from a number of players including Tom Logue, Brian Browne, Reuben Darragh, Max Mealiff and Nathan Russell.
\nThe Omagh Academy team had strong performances from players such as Andrew Johnston, Ben Henry, Isaac Rainey, Peter Clements, Joshua Robinson, Conrad Hale, Jamie Mitchell and Sam Busby.
\nOn the same afternoon one game took place in the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Plate and two games took place in the 1\/4 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy.
\nIn the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Plate Enniskillen Royal Grammar School travelled to and defeated Lurgan College by 40-0.
\nIn the 1\/4 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy Foyle and Londonderry College hosted Royal School, Dungannon and won the game by 36-14.
\nRainey Endowed School played Dalriada School and won the game by 17-10.
\nOnce these Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv competition results were known the draws for the 1\/2 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Cup, Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Plate and Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy were released.
\nThe results of the draws are as follows:-
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Cup 1\/2 Finals
\n1\/Methodist College, Belfast v Ballyclare High School\/Wallace High School
\n2\/Sullivan Upper School v Campbell College, Belfast\/Ballymena Academy
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Cup 1\/2 Finals MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Plate 1\/2 Finals
\n1\/Royal School, Armagh v Coleraine Grammar School
\n2\/Enniskillen Royal Grammar School v Belfast Royal Academy
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Plate 1\/2 Finals MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy 1\/2 Finals
\n1\/Portadown College\/Dromore High School v Rainey Endowed School
\n2\/Bangor Grammar School v Foyle and Londonderry College
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 2ndxv Trophy 1\/2 Finals MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nMeanwhile, in the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 3rdxv Cup 1\/4 Final Ballyclare High School 3rdxv played Methodist College, Belfast 3rdxv in a game the Methodist College, Belfast 3rdxv team won by 46-11.
\nIn the same competition Campbell College, Belfast 4thxv played Royal Belfast Academical Institution 4thxv in a game the Royal Belfast Academical Institution 4thxv team won by 35-5.
\nIn the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 3rdxv Plate 2nd Round the last remaining game was eventually played when Royal Belfast Academical Institution 5thxv hosted Royal School, Armagh 4thxv at Shaw\u2019s Bridge, former home of King\u2019s Scholars RFC and current home of Cooke\/Instonian\u2019s Rugby Clubs, and won the game by 34-0.
\nBoth teams, and their coaches, would like to thank Cooke\/Instonian\u2019s Rugby Clubs for the provision of excellent facilities and hosting the game.
\nThis result ensures that the Royal Belfast Academical Institution 5thxv team will now travel to play Belfast Royal Academy 3rdxv in the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 3rdxv Plate.
\nIn the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl Rainey Endowed School played Down High School and won the game by 26-19.
\nThe Rainey Endowed School Medallion team will now travel to play Coleraine Grammar School in the 1\/2 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl.
\nOn Thursday 26th January Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn hosted Ballymena Academy in the last of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Round of Sixteen Medallion Shield games.
\nFollowing an exciting game of Medallion rugby the Ballymena Academy team emerged as 29-7 inners and will now host Bangor Grammar School in the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Shield.
\nThe Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn team will make the short journey across the Magheralave Road where they will play Wallace High School in the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Plate.
\nAn interested spectator at the Friends\u2019 School v Ballymena Academy Round of Sixteen game was an Old Scholar of Friends\u2019 School, David Kennedy. David is currently Head of Physical Education and Movement Studies at Bangor Grammar School.
\nOn the same afternoon Antrim Grammar School hosted Belfast High School in the last remaining game in the 1\/4 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl.
\nThe Antrim Grammar School team won the game by 31-17 and will now host Limavady Grammar School in the 1\/2 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Bowl.
\nOn Saturday 28th January a range of Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup Round of Sixteen, Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl Round of Sixteen as well as some Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 3rdxv Plate 1\/4 Final, and the one remaining Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy 1\/4 Final games, took place.
\nIn the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup Round of Sixteen eight games took place.
\nBallymena Academy hosted Campbell College, Belfast in a very close game that went right to the wire when the Campbell College team converted a penalty opportunity to secure a hard-earned 13-10 win.
\nThe Ballymena Academy team lost a couple of their original starting XV to injury in the lead up to the game.
\nCampbell College, Belfast started strongly and took a 10-0 lead following a try from Cameron Faith, which was converted by Matthew Rae, and a Matthew Rae penalty.
\nThe Ballymena Academy replied with a try from Sean McKay which was converted by Tristan Ferguson to leave the half time scoreboard reading Ballymena Academy 7 Campbell College, Belfast 10.
\nBallymena Academy controlled a lot of territory and possession in the second half and drew the scores level at 10-10 when Tristan Ferguson converted a penalty opportunity.
\nHowever, with the final play of the game the Campbell College team forced Ballymena Academy into conceding a penalty. Up stepped Matthew Rae to coolly slot the ball over the cross bar and between the uprights to secure a very hard-earned 13-10 victory For the Campbell College, Belfast team at the no-side whistle.
\nBelfast Royal Academy played Methodist College, Belfast and made the Methody team work hard for their 29-22 victory.
\nThe Belfast Royal Academy team scored three tries through Ben Dewhurst, Scott Baxter and Jacob Burton. Ryan O\u2019Hara added one successful penalty kick as well as two successful conversions.
\nThe Methodist College, Belfast team scored four tries through Matthew Gourley, Tyrese Abolarin, who touched down twice, and Matthew Scott, David Armstrong added the extras to three of the tries as well as kicking one penalty goal.
\nColeraine Grammar School played Limavady Grammar School and had built up a 10-0 lead by the break, before going on to record a 15-7 win.
\nUnconverted tries from Matthew Curry and Igor Zielinski gave the Coleraine Grammar School their 10-0 first half lead.
\nThe Limavady Grammar School team, raised their game in the second half. On the back of good performances from Odhran Clenaghan and Ben Nutt, they reduced their deficit to 10-7 when Ethan Mullan ran in for a try which was converted by Benjamin Howe.
\nThe Coleraine Grammar School team then scored their third unconverted try of the game when Jordan McAuley touched down to secure their 15-7 victory.
\nDromore High School played Down High School in a high scoring game the Dromore High School team won by 34-22.
\nThe Dromore High School team scored tries through Jonny Scott, Callum Bradley, Livai Naga, Ethan Dickson and Jack Allen. Nathan Hook was successful with three of his conversion kicks as well as one penalty kick.
\nThe Down High School team scored three tries through Rhodri Philips, Ross McKee and Fionn Carey. Rhodri capped a fine personal performance with two successful conversions as well as one successful penalty.
\nEnniskillen Royal Grammar School played Royal Belfast Academical Institution and made one of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup favourites work hard for their 29-15 victory.
\nThe Enniskillen Royal Grammar School team scored their points through an unconverted try from Karl Bothwell, and a converted try and penalty from Tadhg Hambly.
\nThe Royal Belfast Academical Institution team scored three tries through James Clark, Josh Gibson and Alex Place. The Belfast Inst team was also awarded a penalty try. Josh Eagleson weighed in with two successful conversions as well as one successful penalty goal.
\nRoyal School, Dungannon hosted Ballyclare High School in a very exciting game played on the WK Armstrong pitch in front of a large gathering of enthusiastic supporters.
\nThe Royal School, Dungannon team took an early 3-0 lead and never went behind in the game they won by 24-18.
\nJacob Clarke enjoyed a good day both with the ball in hand and with the ball off the tee. Jacob, Cameron Cummings and Reuben Gibson each scored a try with Jacob adding the extras to all three tries as well as successfully converting a penalty kick.
\nThe Ballyclare High School team contributed a lot to the game. Their points came through tries from Tom McAllister and Angus Catherwood with Joel Flynn adding the extras to one of the tries as well as converting two penalty kicks.
\nSullivan Upper School played Royal School, Armagh and, following a closely contested game, emerged as 8-7 winners.
\nThe Sullivan Upper points came through a penalty from Harry McKeown and a try from Ryan Drain.
\nThe Royal School, Armagh team scored one try through Thomas Dougan with Josh Watterson adding the conversion.
\nWallace High School hosted Foyle and Londonderry College and recorded a reasonably comfortable 43-5 victory.
\n\u201cMan of the Match\u201d Sam Warwick recorded a hat trick of tries with Matthew Crowe, Charlie Beattie, Ben Armstrong and Noah McCluskey each touching down for one try. Charlie Beattie added the extras to four of the Wallace High School tries.
\nThe Foyle and Londonderry College team played with great effort and determination throughout the game. They got some reward for their endeavours when Chris Boyd ran in for an unconverted first half try.
\nIn the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl Round of Sixteen seven games took place.
\nBangor Grammar School played Bangor Academy and Sixth Form College and recorded an impressive 43-3 victory.
\nNoah Courtney-Gardner, Zane Hanna, Michael Skelly, Jack Mason, Daniel Onstwedder and Alex Shaw all impressed with their performances for the Bangor Grammar School team.
\nBangor Academy contributed a lot to the game. Josh Hunter, Josh Stewart, Kailen Cantley, James Montgomery and Tyler Mahaffey all impressed with their performances for the Bangor Academy team.
\nDalriada School played Antrim Grammar School and won the game by 45-5.
\nThe Dalriada School team scored seven tries through Charles Verner, who ran in for a brace, Stephen McCamphill, Angus Graham, Adam Nesbitt, Oliver Hughes and Gabriel Stubbs-Carton. Gabriel was also successful with five of his conversion kicks.
\nFriends\u2019 School, Lisburn played Belfast High School and, despite going 5-0 down early in the game, got back to winning ways with a 29-17 victory.
\nJoel Collins, Sushruth Ramesh, Angus Crawford, James Arnold and Sam Rowlett-McCormick each scored a try for the Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn team. Paddy Moore added the conversions to two of the tries.
\nAngus Crawford, and his brother, Finlay, were outstanding with their performances for the Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn team.
\nThe Belfast High School team was awarded an early penalty try and scored two more tries through Joey Ashby and Matthew Carvill. Daniel Bennett added the extras to one of the tries.
\nGrosvenor Grammar School played Lurgan College and finished the game as 26-0 winners.
\nSam Bailie, Jude Anderson, Noah Price and Adam Lowey scored the Grosvenor Grammar School tries with Ross Millar adding three successful conversions.
\nFor the Lurgan College team players such as Harry McMeekin, Aaron Geddis, Matthew Conn and Peter Bird all played with great commitment throughout the game.
\nLarne Grammar School played Banbridge Academy in a game the Banbridge Academy team won by 40-0.
\nPlayers such as Cian Ferguson, Sam Jackson, Thomas Patton and Jonny Dallas impressed with their performances for the Larne Grammar School team.
\nFor Banbridge Academy Jonny McCrum, Callum Little, Ryan Matthews, Daniel Hutchinson, Andrew Jackson, Noah Bell, Ryan Hanna, Elijah Dempsey and Conor Magee all worked hard to secure the Banbridge Academy victory.
\nPortadown College played Rainey Endowed School in a game the Rainey Endowed School team won by 22-10.
\nThe Portadown College team scored two unconverted tries through Mike Flack and Nathan Thornton.
\nThe Rainey Endowed School points came through one try from Jayden Shiels with one conversion and five penalties from Owen O\u2019Kane.
\nRegent House School played Cambridge Grammar School and recorded a 34-5 victory.
\nNathan Bell, Caleb Lowe, Hayden Hamilton, with two, and Ben McCready scored the Regent House School tries. Zach Campbell converted two of the tries as well as one penalty goal. Josh Colville added the conversion to a third Regent House School try.
\nThe Cambridge House Grammar School team got some reward for their efforts when Jack Oliver ran in for an unconverted try.
\nWhen the results of all these games came through the draws for the 1\/4 Finals of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup, the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Subsidiary Shield, the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl and the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Trophy were made.
\nThe draws were organised by Chris Webster from Ulster Rugby and Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Chairman, Richard Clingan.
\nAlso in attendance were the members the Royal School, Dungannon 1stxv squad who were taking a great interest as the proceedings got round to the draw for their Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup 1\/4 Final game.
\nThe draws were conducted by Terry O\u2019Doherty, Area Manager, Danske Bank, Dr Michelle Rainey, Principal, Ballyclare High School and Dr David Burnett, Principal, Royal School, Dungannon.
\nThe results of the draws are as follows:-
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup 1\/4 Finals
\n1\/Royal Belfast Academical Institution v Dromore High School
\n2\/Wallace High School v Coleraine Grammar School
\n3\/Sullivan Upper School v Campbell College, Belfast
\n4\/Royal School, Dungannon v Methodist College, Belfast
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Cup 1\/4 Final games MUST be played on\/before Saturday 11th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Subsidiary Shield 1\/4 Finals
\n1\/Foyle and Londonderry College, v Royal School, Armagh
\n2\/Ballymena Academy v Ballyclare High School
\n3\/Down High School v Limavady Grammar School
\n4\/Belfast Royal Academy v Enniskillen Royal Grammar School
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Subsidiary Shield 1\/4 Final games MUST be played on\/before Saturday 11th February<\/p>\n
Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl 1\/4 Finals
\n1\/Grosvenor Grammar School v Friends\u2019 School, Lisburn
\n2\/Omagh Academy v Dalriada School
\n3\/Regent House School v Rainey Endowed School
\n4\/Bangor Grammar School v Banbridge Academy
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Bowl 1\/4 Final games MUST be played on\/before Saturday 11th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Trophy Round 1
\n1\/Bangor Academy v Carrickfergus Grammar School
\nThis Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Trophy Round 1 game MUST be played on\/before Saturday 4th February
\nDanske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Trophy 1\/4 Finals
\n1\/Portadown College v Belfast High School
\n2\/Antrim Grammar School v Cambridge House Grammar School
\n3\/Lurgan College v Larne Grammar School
\n4\/Strabane Academy v Bangor Academy\/Carrickfergus Grammar School
\nThese Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Trophy 1\/4 Final games MUST be played on\/before Saturday 11th February.
\nIn the 1\/4 Final of the Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 3rdxv Plate Wallace High School 3rdxv overcame the challenge from Rainey Endowed School 3rdxv
\nRegent House School 3rdxv played Methodist College, Belfast 4thxv and won the game by 26-0.
\nIn the one remaining Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy 1\/4 Final game Dalriada School played Banbridge Academy in a game that finished as a 7-7 draw. Hero of the day for the Banbridge Academy team was the talented Sam Leslie.
\nThe replay of this Danske Bank Ulster Schools\u2019 Medallion Trophy 1\/4 Final game should be scheduled for Tuesday 31st January with the winners at home to Grosvenor Grammar School on Saturday 4th February.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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