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Academy vs. Argentina
Friday 18th Double Header at Westcombe Park as the Academy u20 take on Argentinian Touring side Chacras De Coria U20's.
On Friday 18th both Beckenham Academy & Westcombe Park will take on the Argentinian Touring side Chacras de Coria. The Argentinian side has a squad of 45 players and will be split into two playing squads to play Beckenham and Westcombe Park. The matches will take place at 18:30 hours at Westcombe Park.
The Beckenham squad will contain Academy players from U17 through to U20 and will be coached and managed by Conrad Bool and Aaron Adams on the night.
Make a date and watch some late season international rugby.
David Caddy
Academy Director
The Beckenham squad will contain Academy players from U17 through to U20 and will be coached and managed by Conrad Bool and Aaron Adams on the night.
Make a date and watch some late season international rugby.
David Caddy
Academy Director
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Fantastic evening at Combe on Friday watching a mixed age, and unfortunately up front a bit scratch Academy outfit narrowly lose to a well drilled and "fruity, hot blooded (and sometimes downright punchy)" Argentinian touring side in what can only be described as very full blooded affair. Excellent performances from everyone in the squad, but it was gratifying to see current 17s: Liam, Shaq, Gavin Ebanks, Scott Mcmanus, Kennedy live totally with the older lads and contribute massively to a fine performance and from a club perspective it was simply excellent to see Liam Caddy looking as sharp as I've ever seen him and also very sharp performances from the rehabilitating Curr and Craig Thomson at half back and the back line in general with Walsh and Tarbie looking classy with everyone looking as though they could push for 1st XV places. Also uncovered an unlikely open side in Connor Duffy who got stuck in from the first minute so captains take note for next year. A few more faces up front to deal with their endlessly rolling subs and Argentine tactics of hitting it up close and also not having to play on a postage stamp of a pitch would have ensured a worthy and stylish victory.....but just to see the sharpness and ball skills from across the whole Academy age groups and Markey, Lovejoy and Kennedy smash loads of talented opposition made it a very enjoyable evening
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