Colonial Cup (rugby league)

Colonial Cup
Colonial Cup logo
Sport Rugby league football
Instituted 2010
Number of teams 2
Region International (RLIF)
Related competition Atlantic Cup

The Colonial Cup is an international rugby league football challenge match played between the United States national rugby league team and the Canada Wolverines. The inaugural match was played in September, 2010 at the Richardson Memorial Stadium at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.[1] The match was won by the USA Tomahawks 22-16.[2]

In 2011, the Colonial Cup was expanded to a 'home and away' series. Each team won their home fixture; the USA won the first of the two games 18-2 with Canada securing their first win in the second match with an 18-16 win. USA won the series with an overall aggregate score of 34-20.[3] In 2012, the Cup was again contested over 2 games, with the USA Tomahawks winning both games. In 2013, the series has been expanded to a best 2 of 3 series.[4] In 2014, Canada won their first ever Colonial Cup trophy.[5]

Results

Note that in a year where each team wins an even number of games, the winner of the cup is decided by aggregate scores.

Year Winner of Cup Wins Losses Drawn
2010 United States 1 0 0
2011 United States 1 1 0
2012 United States 2 0 0
2013 United States 3 1 0
2014 Canada 1 0 0
2015 Canada 2 1 0

2013 Colonial Cup

Game 1

Saturday, 6 July
19:00 (local time)
Canada Canada 36 – 20 United States United States
Tries:
Tony Felix (2)
Joe Bangay
Christian Miller
Geoff Bylund
Robin Legault
Adam Timler
Goals:
Steve Piatek (4/7)		 Report, Video Tries:
Ben Sadgrove
Craig Priestly
Mike Schacter
Taylor Welch


Goals:
Craig Priestly (2/4)
Lamport Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 7,168
Referee/s: England Paul Byrne
Man of the Match: Canada Tony Felix

Game 2

Saturday, 24 August
18:00 (local time)
United States United States 44 – 16 Canada Canada
Tries:
Val Notoa 2' c
M. Schachter 14' c
Kristian Freed 26' c
Mark Offerdahl 33' m
Luke Collins 48' c
Craig Priestly 53' c
Matt Walsh 73' c
Gareth Gibbs 78' m
Goals:
Craig Priestly (6/8) 3', 15', 28', 49', 54', 74'		 Report Tries:
Don Mackinlay 10' c
Graham Dobbs 44' m
Chris Diamond 58' c





Goals:
Robin Legault (2/3) 11', 59'
Garthwaite Stadium, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
Attendance: 175
Referee/s: United States Robin Peers
Man of the Match: United States Kristian Freed

Game 3

Saturday, 7 September
19:00 (local time)
Canada Canada 20 – 28 United States United States
Tries:
Louis Robinson
Ben Fleming
Christian Miller
Robin Legault
Goals:
Robin Legault (2/4)		 Report Video Tries:
Louis Tuilo (2)
Brent Shorten (2)
Casey Clarke
Mike Schacter
Goals:
Craig Priestly (4/6)
Lamport Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 3,128
Referee/s: ?
Man of the Match: United States Taylor Welch

Game 4

Saturday, 28 September
19:00 (local time)
Canada Canada 22 – 30 United States United States
Tries:
Jaime Beeton
Christian Miller
Eric Moyer
Brent King
Goals:
Jaime Beeton (3/5)		 Report Video Tries:
Gabriel Farley
Brent Shorten (3)
Gareth Gibbs
Mike Schacter
Goals:
Craig Priestly (3/6)
Lamport Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 5,176
Referee/s: England Paul Byrne
Man of the Match: United States Taylor Welch

2014 Colonial Cup

Lone Fixture

Sunday, 10 August
19:00 (local time)
Canada Canada 52 – 14 United States United States
Tries:
Billy Skidgmore
Jonathan Cregg (2)
Enoch Wamalwa (2)
Tom Clancy
Denny McCarthy
Matt Wyles
Brett King
Goals:
Steve Piatek (8/9)		 Report Tries:
Arber Corbaj
Matt Walsh
CJ Catalano




Goals:
Matt Walsh (1/3)
Lamport Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 7,356
Referee/s: England Paul Byrne
Man of the Match: Canada Steve Piatek

2015 Colonial Cup

Game 1

Sunday, 20 September
13:00 (local time)
United States  28 – 36  Canada
Tries: Taylor Alley (2)
Casey Clark
Ryan Burroughs
Kenny Britt
Goals: Matt Walsh (4/5)		 Report Tries: Alan Lafferty
Christian Miller
Jonathan Cregg
Trent Bourke
Enoch Wamalwa
Antoine Blanc
Goals: Steve Piatek (6/6)
*A. A. Garthwaite Stadium, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania[6]
Referee/s: United States Vince Lawson

(*Was initially set to be held at Canada's Lamport Stadium in Toronto on the 19th of September)

FB 1 Kenny Britt
RW 2 Rodrigus Ceasar
RC 3 Ryan Burroughs
LC 4 Taylor Alley
LW 5 David Aguilar
SO 6 Rich Henson
SH 7 Matt Walsh
PR 8 Andrew Kneisly
HK 9 Gareth Walker
PR 10 Marcos Flegmann
SR 11 Jonathon Purnell
SR 12 Casey Clark
LF 13 Kevin Wiggins
Substitutions:
IC 14 Nick Newlin
IC 15 Terrance Williams
IC 16 Curtis Goddard
IC 17 Abe Cohen
Coach:
Peter Illfield
FB 1 Robin Legault
RW 2 Trent Bourke
RC 3 Jonathan Cregg
LC 4 Christian Miller
LW 5 Billy Gemmell
SO 6 Matt Wyles
SH 7 Steve Piatek
PR 8 Jason Locke
HK 9 Alan Lafferty
PR 10 Antoine Blanc
SR 11 Denny McCarthy
SR 12 Erick Alvarado
LF 13 Max Smillie
Substitutions:
IC 14 Eddie Billborough
IC 15 Joey Murphy
IC 16 JT Rowbotham
IC 17 Enoch Wamalwa
Coach:
Jamie Lester

Game 2

Sunday, 18 October
15:00 (local time)
United States  28 – 34  Canada
Tries: Roman Lowery (3)
Ryan Burroughs (2)
Goals: Mike Timpano (4/6)		 Report Tries: Eddie Billborough (3)
Steve Piatek
Matt Wyles
Enoch Wamalwa
Goals: Steve Piatek (6/6)
A. A. Garthwaite Stadium, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania[6]
FB 1 Ryan Burrows
RW 2 Jared Frymoyer
RC 3 Taylor Alley
LC 4 Luke Barron
LW 5 Mike Timpano
SO 6 Rich Henson
SH 7 Shain Singleton
PR 8 Andrew Kneisley
HK 9 Gareth Walker
PR 10 Kevin Wiggins
SR 11 Abe Cohen
SR 12 Casey Clark
LF 13 Jon Purnell
Substitutions:
IC 14 Terrance Williams
IC 15 Roman Lowery
IC 16 Bart Longchamp
IC 17 Zack Reichenbach
Coach:
Peter Illfield
FB 1 Robin Legault
RW 2 Tony Felix
RC 3 Jonathan Cregg
LC 4 Eddie Billborough
LW 5 Billy Gemmell
SO 6 Matt Wyles
SH 7 Steve Piatek
PR 8 Enoch Wamalwa
HK 9 Alan Lafferty
PR 10 Antoine Blanc
SR 11 Alex Boyd
SR 12 Christian Miller
LF 13 Jamie Kelly
Substitutions:
IC 14 Denny McCarthy
IC 15 Eric Moyer
IC 16 JT Rowbotham
IC 17 Lawrence Ross
Coach:
Jamie Lester

Game 3

12 December 2015
United States  34 – 24  Canada
Try: Alley (2) 2', 53'
Howden (2) '9, '44
D. Howard (3) 36', 58', 79'
Burroughs 63'
Goal: Howden (1/4)		 Report Try: Kelly 18'
Ryley Jacks (3) 32', 40', 66'
Goal: Piatek (4/4)
Hodges Stadium, Jacksonville
Referee/s: England Robert Hicks
Man of the Match: United States Mark Offerdahl
FB 1 Corey Makelim Red card 32'
RW 23 Taylor Howden
RC 4 Taylor Alley
LC 3 Ryan Burroughs
LW 5 Roman Lowery
SO 6 Rich Henson
SH 7 Matt Walsh
PR 8 Nick Newlin
HK 2 Kristian Freed
PR 9 Mark Offerdahl (c)
SR 11 Daniel Howard
SR 12 Casey Clark
LF 21 Steve Howard
Substitutes:
IC 17 Jon Purnell
IC 16 Sam Carson
IC 15 Andrew Kneisly
IC 14 Luke Barron
Coach:
England Brian McDermott
FB 1 Robin Legault
RW 2 Billy Gemmell
RC 3 Jonathan Cregg
LC 4 Rick Schouten
LW 5 Adam Timler
SO 6 Ryley Jacks
SH 7 Steve Piatek
PR 8 Tom Dempsey
HK 9 Rhys Jacks
PR 10 Louis Robinson
SR 11 Christian Miller
SR 12 Steve Bouchard
LF 13 Jamie Kelly
Substitutes:
IC 14 Matt Wyles
IC 15 Enoch Wamalwa
IC 16 Daniel Blasco-Morris
IC 17 Alex Boyd
Coach:
Canada Aaron Zimmerle

(*Also played as part of 2017 Rugby League World Cup qualifying)

See also

References

  1. ↑ http://www.canadarugbyleague.com/news/article.php?id=10052
  2. ↑ http://www.americanrugbynews.com/artman/publish/rugby_league/USA_Outlasts_Canada.shtml
  3. ↑ http://www.wearerugby.com/news/articles/canada-upsets-usa
  4. ↑ http://www.canadarugbyleague.com/site/eng/news/article.php?id=10207
  5. ↑ http://www.rugbyleagueplanet.com/rugby-league-nations/91-rugby-league-test-match-or-international-game/1853-canada-52-smack-usa-14-in-rugby-league-international
  6. 1 2 "USA Hawks face Canada Wolverines in Philadelphia Sept 20". USARL. Retrieved 4 September 2015.

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