England Counties XV

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England
UnionRugby Football Union
Emblem(s)Red Rose
Coach(es)Mark Luffman (Forwards coach)
Captain(s)Keith Laughlin (Blaydon)
Team kit
Change kit
Largest win
108–10 v Korea President's XV (2009)
Largest defeat
27–57 v Scotland Club XV (2016)

England Counties XV is a representative

Premiership and RFU Championship are ineligible.[2][3]

2019 matches

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 7 June Georgia XV Kutaisi W 28 – 15 [4]
2 11 June Georgia XV Avchala Rugby Stadium, Tbilisi L 23 – 24 [5]

2018 matches

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 1 June
CSM București
 W 41 – 17 [6]
2 5 June Romania A W 41 – 5 [7]
3 8 June Romania A W 31 – 20 [8]

2017 matches

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 24 February Scotland Club XV Billesley Common, Birmingham W 45 – 28 [9]
2 17 March Ireland Club International Temple Hill,
Ballintemple, Cork
 W 34 – 26 [10][11]
3 31 May Euskarians San Sebastián W 61 – 19 [12]
4 3 June Spain
Guadalajara
 W 45 – 28 [13][14][15]

2016 matches

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 26 February Scotland Club XV Netherdale, Galashiels L 27 – 57 [16]
2 11 March France Federale XV Rectory Field, Blackheath W 32 – 3 [17]
3 3 June BC Bears Klahanie Park, West Vancouver W 41 – 0 [18][19]
4 7 June Prairie Wolf Pack Rugby Park, Calgary W 67 – 10 [18][20]
5 11 June Ontario Blues Fletcher's Fields, Toronto W 73 – 0 [18][21]

2015 matches

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 27 February Scotland Club XV Woodlands Memorial Ground, Lytham St Annes W 37 – 3 [22]
2 20 March France Federale XV Stade Francis-Rongiéras, Périgueux W 24 – 15 [23]
3 5 June
CSM București
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest
 W 28 – 16 [24]
4 9 June Romania A
Stadionul Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest
 W 28 – 20 [25]

The England Counties squad for the tour of Romania was:[26]

Forwards: Matthew Beesley (Wharefdale & Cheshire), David Laverick (Hull Ionians & Yorkshire), Stephen Johnson (Hull Ionians & Yorkshire), Craig Williams (Redruth & Cornwall), Andrew Berry (Old Albanians & Hertfordshire), Brett McNamee (Old Albanians & Hertfordshire), Samuel Wilkes (Cinderford & Gloucestershire), Ben Hilton (Launceston & Cornwall), Christopher Wearmouth (Blaydon& Durham), George Oram (Blackheath & Kent), Keith Laughlin (Blaydon & Northumberland), Gavin Jones (Blaydon & Yorkshire), Evan Stewart (Fylde & Lancashire), Harry Bate (Blaydon & Northumberland), Nyle Davidson (Caldy & Cheshire).

Backs: William Crow (Dorking & Surrey),

Matthew Shepherd
(Launceston & Cornwall), Alexander Gallagher (Blackheath & Kent), Sebastian Rodwell (London Irish Wild Geese & Gloucestershire), James Spiers (Old Albanians & Hertfordshire), Samuel Winter (Bishop Stortford & Hertfordshire), Leo Fielding (Cinderford & Gloucestershire), Albert Portsmouth (Cambridge & Eastern Counties), Nevaro Codlin (Coney Hill & Gloucestershire), Jordan Dorrington (Fylde & Lancashire), Henry Robinson (Darlington Mowden Park & Hertfordshire), Michael Wilcox (Cinderford & Gloucestershire).

2014 matches

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 31 January France Federale XV Nevers L 15 – 16 [27]
2 21 February Ireland Club XV Northern Echo Arena, Darlington L 22 – 23 [28]
3 4 June Emerging Georgia Tbilisi W 48 – 23 [29]
4 8 June Emerging Georgia Rustavi Stadium, Tbilisi W 15 – 14 [30]

2013 matches

The England Counties squad for the Belgium tour in June 2013 was:

Forwards: Harry Broadbent (Caldy & Cheshire) Royce Cadman (Hull Ionians & Yorkshire) Mark George* (Stourbridge & Gloucestershire) Matt Hall* (Blaydon & Northumberland) Michael Hill (Birmingham Bees and North Midlands) Ben Hilton* (Launceston & Cornwall) Steve Hipwell (Cambridge & Eastern Counties) Darren Jacques* (Redruth & Cornwall) Robbie Kalbraier* (Blaydon & Northumberland) Adam Kettle (Doncaster & Cheshire) James Lindfield (Blackheath & Kent) Brett McNamee (Old Albanian & Hertfordshire) Tom Stradwick* (Blackheath & Kent) Chris Wearmouth*(Blaydon & Durham)

Backs: Drew Cheshire (Luctonians & North Midlands) Nevaro Codlin (Cinderford & Gloucestershire) Chris Hallam (Doncaster & Yorkshire) Chris Harris (Tynedale & Northumberland) Matt Heeks* (Rosslyn Park & Eastern Counties) Chris Johnson* (Fylde & Lancashire) Rhys Owen (Loughborough & North Midlands) Heath Stevens (Plymouth & East Midlands) Sean Taylor (Preston & Lancashire) Ollie Thomas* (Moseley & North Midlands) Nielson Webber (Launceston & Cornwall) Jim Wigglesworth* (Cambridge & Yorkshire) *Capped by the England Counties[31][32]

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 8 February Ireland Club XV Temple Hill, Cork L 20 – 30 [33][34]
2 22 February France Federale
Trailfinders Sports Ground, Ealing
 W 27 – 7 [35]
3 12 June Belgium President's Select Kituro Rugby Club, Brussels W 78 – 0 [36]
4 16 June Belgium Stade Leburton, Tubize W 57 – 5 [37]

The England Counties squad for the February matches was: Forwards Dave Allen (Blackheath); Tom Fidler (Cambridge); Mark George (Stourbridge); Matt Hall (Blaydon); James Inglis (Esher); Billy Johnson (Old Albanian); Robbie Kalbraier (Blaydon); Alex Loney (Fylde); Sam Shires (Ealing Trailfinders); Ollie Stedman (Tynedale); Will Warden (Richmond); Ben West (Cinderford). Backs Jack Adams (Cinderford); Lewis Barker (Coventry); Scott Barrow (Fylde); Nev Edwards (Rosslyn Park); Chris Elder (Esher); Matt Heeks (Rosslyn Park); Peter Hodgkinson (Ealing Trailfinders); Will Hurrell (Stourbridge); Ollie Marchon (Old Albanian); Rory Teague (Blackheath).[38]

2012 Tour of East Africa

The team toured

Barbarians
, was playing its first fixture in almost exactly 30 years The tour was designed to aid this region re-ignite its rugby heritage.

2012 Matches
Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
1 16 March Ulster Bank International Team Lightfoot Green, Preston Won 34 – 16 [41]
2 5 June Ugandan Barbarians Kampala Won 66 – 13 [42]
3 9 June Elgon Warriors Kampala Won 39 – 5 [43]
4 16 June Elgon Warriors Nairobi Won 34 – 14 [44]

The England Counties squad was: Forwards Rob Baldwin (Wharfedale & Yorkshire) Joe Bonner*^ (Blackheath & Kent) Richard Boyle^ (Newcastle Falcons & Northumberland) James Cleverly (Blackheath & Kent) David Dickinson* (Tynedale & Northumberland) Billy Johnson (Unattached & Hertfordshire) James Lindfield (Westcombe Park & Kent) Dave Marwick (Stockport & Cheshire) Louis McGowan*^ (Sedgley Park & Lancashire) Ben Pons (Moseley & North Mids) Gareth Rawlings (Fylde & Lancashire) Jared Saunders (Saracens & Hertfordshire) Craig Voisey^ (Moseley & North Mids) Sam Wilkes* (Cinderford & Gloucestershire) Backs Chris Briers*^ (Fylde & Lancashire) Will Burton (Luctonians & North Mids) Phil Chesters* (Ealing & Devon) Steve Hamilton^ (Unattached & Yorkshire) Peter Hodgkinson*^ (Ealing & Cheshire) Toby Howley-Berridge (Unattached & Eastern Counties) Stefan Liebenberg* (Bedford & Hertfordshire) Harry Peck*^ (Tynedale & Northumberland) Jack Smales^ (Nevers & Northumberland) Rory Teague (Cinderford & Gloucestershire) Tom Wheatcroft* (Ealing & Warwickshire) Jim Wigglesworth (Hull & Yorkshire) Players on standby Rob Schillachi^ (Hertford & Hertfordshire); Jamie Salter (Launceston & Cornwall); Chris Wearmouth* (Blaydon & Durham); Gavin Jones (Blaydon & Yorkshire); Philip Woodhead* (Wharfedale & Yorkshire); Tyson Lewis (Plymouth & Devon)

  • Key * Represented England Counties in Spring Internationals ^ Represented England Counties on previous Tour

[45]

2011 Tour of Spain

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 5 June Madrid XV Madrid Won 53 – 24[46]
Match 2 8 June Castilla Leon Union XV Salamanca Won 104 – 10[47]
Match 3 11 June Spain Estadio Pepe Rojo, Valladolid Won 55 – 6[48]

The England Counties squad was: Forwards: Rob Baldwin (Wharfedale & Yorkshire), Daegan Beaumont (Worthing & Sussex), Richard Boyle (Tynedale & Northumberland), Matt Hall (Blaydon & Northumberland), Ben Hilton (Launceston & Cornwall), Martin Kent (Macclesfield & Cheshire), Aaron Myers (Westoe & Durham), Steve Pape (Rosslyn Park & Somerset), Jack Preece (Birmingham Solihull & Gloucestershire), Rob Schillaci (Hertford & Hertfordshire), Ben Sparks (Stourbridge & Gloucestershire), Tom Stradwick (Henley & Kent), Tommy Taylor (Sale Jets & Cheshire), Craig Voisey (Moseley & North Midlands), Gavin Woods ( Caldy & Cheshire). Backs: Oliver Brennand (Fylde & Lancashire), Gareth Collins (Leicester Lions & Warwickshire) (Captain), Steve Hamilton (Rotherham & Kent), Peter Hodgkinson (Ealing & Cheshire), Tom Hughes (Preston Grasshoppers & Lancashire), Cameron Mitchell (Plymouth Albion & North Midlands), Charlie Mulchrone (Macclesfield & Cheshire), Fergus Mulchrone (unattached & Cheshire), Harry Peck (Tynedale & Northumberland), Aaron Penberthy (Redruth & Cornwall), Ollie Thomas (Moseley & North Midlands), Curtis Wilson (Leeds & Yorkshire).[49]

England Counties have met the Spanish national side once previously. Both took part in a FIRA Festival in southwestern France in 2007, when the Counties were 21–15 winners in Morlaàs.

2010 Tour of Canada

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 4 June
The Rock
St John's, Newfoundland
 Won 20 – 6
Match 2 8 June Ontario Blues Crusader Park, Oakville, Toronto Won 32 – 26
Match 3 16 June British Columbia Bears Klahanie Park, West Vancouver Won 46 – 7

[1]

2009 Tour of Korea and Japan

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 5 June Korea President's XV
Seongnam Stadium, Seoul
 Won 108 – 10[50]
Match 2 8 June East Japan Edogawa Stadium, Tokyo Won 67 – 31[51]
Match 3 12 June Yamaha Jubilo Yamaha Resort, Tsumagoi Won 36 – 20[52]

[53]

2008 FIRA/AER Rugby Festival in France

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 7 September Russia Stade Marius Lacoste, Fleurance Won 76 - 10[54]
Match 2 11 September Spain Stade des Cordeliers,
Morlaas
 Won 21 – 15[55]
Match 3 13 September France Amateurs Stade Municipal, Saint-Paul-lès-Dax Drew 21 – 21[56]

2008 Tour of USA and Canada

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 6 June
USA Eagles A
 New York Won 26 – 3[57]
Match 2 9 June
USA Eagles A
 New York Won 31 – 16[58]
Match 3 12 June Canada Select XV Community Athletic Complex, Chatham-Kent Won 31 - 6[59]

2007 tour of Russia

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 7 June Rugby team of Krasnoyarsk Central Stadium Won 27 – 19
Match 2 12 June
VVA-Podmoskovie
 Monino Stadium Won 15 – 35
Match 3 16 June Russia Slava Stadium, Moscow Won 23 – 21

[60]

The England Counties squad was Forwards: Neil Spence (Yorkshire & Bradford & Bingley), Chris Rainbow (Hertfordshire & Newbury), Mike Blakeburn (Surrey & Esher), Chris Morgan ( Somerset & Newbury), Gregor Hayter ( Oxfordshire & Newbury), James Winterbottom (Middlesex & Henley), David Campton (Warwickshire & Coventry), Alex Davidson (North Midlands & Pertemps Bees), James Tideswell (North Midlands & Stourbridge), Carl Rimmer (Warwickshire & Coventry), Tim Mathias (Devon & Plymouth Albion), Liam Wordley (Staffordshire & Henley), Glenn Cooper (Somerset & Newbury), Duncan Cormack (Surrey & Esher) captain. Backs: Oliver Viney (Lancashire & Preston Grasshoppers), Frankie Neale (Kent & Blackheath), Tom Jarvis (Gloucestershire & Lydney), Hamish Smales (Northumberland & Tynedale), Chris Malherbe (Yorkshire & Wharfedale), Aaran Cruickshank (Devon & Plymouth Albion), Mark Bedworth (Yorkshire & Wharfedale), Scott Rawlings (Staffordshire & Manchester), Mark Woodrow (Gloucestershire & Doncaster), Matthew Leek (Surrey & Esher), Paul Knight (Gloucestershire & Moseley), Chris Pilgrim (Cheshire & Loughborough University).

England Counties under-20

Date Opponent Location Result Score Reference
Match 1 6 May 2011 Scotland under-20 West Park, Leeds Lost 15 – 18 [2]
Match 2 4 May 2012 Scotland under-20 University Park, St Andrews University Lost 16 – 33 Report
Match 3 15 May 2013 Georgia under-20 Select XV Shevardeni High Performance Centre, Tbilisi Won 16 – 14 Report
Match 4 18 May 2013 Georgia under-20 Shevardeni High Performance Centre, Tbilisi Won 25 – 13[61]
Match 5 24 May 2014 Georgia under-20 Volac Park, Cambridge Lost 22 – 23 [62]
Match 6 12 June 2015 Hungarian Barbarians RCH Stadium, Esztergom Won 94 – 24 [63]
Match 7 14 June 2015 Hungary under-20 [64]
Match 8 5 June 2016 Russia under-20 Slavia Stadium, Moscow Won 19 – 14 [65]
Match 9 8 June 2016 Russia under-20 Slavia Stadium, Moscow Lost 29 – 32 [66][67][68]
Match 10 7 June 2017 Holland A National Rugby Centre, Amsterdam Won 36 – 8 [69]
Match 11 10 June 2017 Holland A Rugby Club Waterland, Purmerend Won 57 – 8 [70][71]
Match 12 19 May 2018 Georgia under-20 Tbilisi Won 24 – 17 [72][73]
Match 13 25 May 2018 Georgia under-20 Development XV Rustavi Won 24 – 22 [74]

England Counties under-18

Date Opponent Location Result Score Ref
30 March 2016 France under-18 Poles Espoirs Ashbourne RFC, County Meath L [75]
2 April 2016 Ireland under-18 Clubs Ashbourne RFC, County Meath L [76]
12 April 2017 Ireland under-18 Clubs & Schools Ashbourne RFC, County Meath L 17 – 29 [77]
15 April 2017 Ireland under-18 Clubs & Schools Ashbourne RFC, County Meath L 13 − 24 [78]
4 April 2018 Ireland Clubs and Schools U18 United Services, Portsmouth W 15 – 13 [79]
7 April 2018 Ireland Clubs and Schools U18 United Services, Portsmouth

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