2008–09 Rugby Union County Championship

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2008–2009 Bill Beaumont Cup County Championship
Countries England
ChampionsLancashire (19th title)
Runners-upGloucestershire

The 2008–09 Bill Beaumont Cup (Rugby Union County Championship) was the 109th edition of England's County Championship rugby union club competition.[1][2]

Lancashire won their 19th title after defeating Gloucestershire in the final.[3][4]

Final

30 May 2009
Lancashire32-18 (HT 14-11)Gloucestershire
Try: Crous, Royle, Riley rugby ball
Con: Davies
Pen: Davies (5)
Try: Holder, Jenkins rugby ball
Con: Woodrow
Pen: Woodrow (2)
Twickenham
15 Stephen Nutt (capt)
Fylde
14 Nick Royle
Fylde
13 Mark Turner
Caldy
12 Matthew Riley Sedgley Tigers
11 Oliver Brennand
Fylde
10 Alex Davies Plymouth Albion
9 Ryan de La Harpe West Park
1 Robert O'Donnell Manchester
2 David Ward Manchester
3 Petrus Du Plessis Sedgley Tigers
4 Louis McGowan Rotherham Titans
5 Sam Beaumont
Fylde
6 Juan Crous Sedgley Tigers
7 Daniel Baines Macclesfield
8 Sebastian Moss Manchester
Replacements:
16 Kieran Brookes
Fylde
17 Charlie Baleirara West Park
18 Andrew Dockray Preston Grasshoppers
19 Garth Dew Manchester
20 Matthew Williams
Waterloo
21 Tom Barlow Rotherham Titans
22 Craig Aikman
Fylde
23 Russell Flynn Preston Grasshoppers
24 Steve Collins Rochdale
15 James Copsey Cinderford
14 Chris Holder
Lydney
13 Jonny May
Hartpury College
12 Dewi Scourfield Cinderford
11 Jaike Carter Cinderford
10 Mark Woodrow Cinderford
9 Paul Knight (capt) Cinderford
1 Paul Price
Lydney
2 Paul Finken Newbury
3 Ricky Davies Birmingham & Solihull
4 Will Waldron
Hartpury College
5 Royce Cadman
Hartpury College
6 Mathew Gilbert
Hartpury College
7 Dean Jenkins
Lydney
8 Mike Panoho
Dings Crusaders
Replacements:
16 Chris Hall Cinderford
17 Matt Long Birmingham & Solihull
18 Dave Bufton
Dings Crusaders
19 Tim Stevenson Cinderford
20 Jimmy Williams
Lydney
21 Chris McNeil Cinderford
22 Sylvan Edwards
Dings Crusaders
Coach:
Paul Williams

See also

References

  1. ^ "English County Championship". Rugby Football History.
  2. ^ "The County Finals". County Rugby.com.
  3. ^ "Gloucestershire 18-32 Lancashire". BBC Sport.
  4. ^ "GLOUCESTERSHIRE FALL AT FINAL HURDLE". Gloucester Rugby.