2010 Harlequins Rugby League season

2010 Harlequins Rugby League season
Super League XV 14th
Play-off result To be decided
Challenge Cup Fourth round
2010 record Wins: 1; Draws: 0; Losses: 9
Points scored For: 122; Against: 331
Team information
Chairman David Hughes
Head coach Brian McDermott
Captain
Stadium The Stoop
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Harlequins Rugby League enter their 30th season of rugby league in 2010, their 5th year under the name Harlequins after being previously known as London Broncos, London Crusaders and Fulham FC. They will be in contention for the Super League, in its 15th season and the 2010 Challenge Cup.

Table

    		 Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts
    1 Wigan Warriors 27 22 0 5 922 411 +511 44
    2 St Helens 27 20 0 7 946 547 +399 40
    3 Warrington Wolves 27 20 0 7 885 488 +397 40
    4 Leeds Rhinos 27 17 1 9 725 561 +164 35
    5 Huddersfield Giants 27 16 1 10 758 439 +319 33
    6 Hull FC 27 16 0 11 569 584 −15 32
    7 Hull KR 27 14 1 12 653 632 +21 29
    8 Crusaders RL 27 12 0 15 547 732 −185 24
    9 Castleford Tigers 27 11 0 16 648 766 −118 22
    10 Bradford Bulls 27 9 1 17 528 728 −200 19
    11 Wakefield 27 9 0 18 539 741 −202 18
    12 Salford City Reds 27 8 0 19 448 857 −409 16
    13 Harlequins RL 27 7 0 20 494 838 −344 14
    14 Catalans Dragons 27 6 0 21 409 747 −338 12
      Teams qualifying for the Play-offs
      Harlequins

    Source: superleague.co.uk.
    Classification: 1st on competition points; 2nd on match points difference.
    Competition points: for win = 2; for draw = 1; for loss = 0.

    Results and fixtures

    Super League XV

    Round 3

    Harlequins10–18 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats

    Quins season got off to a disappointing start with defeat to Wakefield at home in a scrappy, penalty-ridden game. Daryl Millard put the away side in the lead on the 12th minute, but Ben Jones-Bishop got Quins back in the game with an unconverted score. The game continued its "you score, we score" pattern as Ben Jeffries and Jones-Bishop exchanged scores, but it was up to young winger Aaron Murphy to settle matters in the 56th minute. Both sides ended the game with 12 men as Louis McCarthy-Scarsbrook and Richard Moore were sent off for fighting.[1]

    2010 squad

    No Name Position Previous club
    1 Chris Melling Full-back Wigan Warriors
    2 Jon Wells Wing Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
    3 Tony Clubb Centre Greenwich Admirals
    4 David Howell Centre Canberra Raiders
    5 Will Sharp Wing Harlequins RL
    6 Luke Dorn Stand-off Castleford Tigers
    7 Danny Orr Scrum-half Wigan Warriors
    8 Karl Temata Prop New Zealand Warriors
    9 Chad Randall Hooker Manly Sea Eagles
    10 Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook Prop Harlequins RL
    11 Luke Williamson Second-row Manly Sea Eagles
    13 Rob Purdham Lock Whitehaven RLFC
    14 Oliver Wilkes Prop Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
    15 Ben Kaye Hooker Leeds Rhinos
    16 Jason Golden Second-row Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
    17 Danny Ward Prop Hull KR
    18 Ryan Esders Second-row Hull KR
    20 Andy Ellis Hooker Barrow Raiders
    21 Luke Gale Scrum-half Doncaster RLFC
    22 Jamie O'Callaghan Wing Harlequins RL
    23 Luke May Centre Harlequins RL
    24 Dave Williams Prop Harlequins RL
    25 Lamont Bryan Centre Harlequins RL
    26 Ben Jones-Bishop Full-back Leeds Rhinos
    27 Ben Jones Prop Leeds Rhinos
    28 Ben Bolger Second-row St Albans Centurions
    29 Adam Janowski Prop Harlequins RL

    References

    1. ↑ "Harlequins RL 10–18 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats". superleague.co.uk. 30 January 2010. Archived from the original on 1 February 2010. Retrieved 30 January 2010.
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