Regent traveled to Enniskillen to face a very young ERGS team. Enniskillen started the game with a bang and captain Alex Parke crossed the line within the first 5 minutes. Flyhalf Eddie Keys converting. In slippery conditions ERGS handled the ball really well and some slick inter passing between backs saw winger Stuart Brown cross over in the corner for an unconverted try.
Not to be left behind, ERGS forwards started to dominate and second row Neil Rutledge finished off a great team effort for an unconverted try. Alex Parke rounded off an outstanding morning with 2 more tries before half time to leave the score 27-0 at half time. Some stern words at half time galvanised the Regent boys and they came out a changed side, however a superb defensive performance by the whole ERGS team saw them keep a clean sheet. Calum Smyton rounded off a solid performance with a converted try to leave the final score 34-0 to Enniskillen Royal.
1st XV v Regent House
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Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is a new academically selective voluntary grammar school that opened on 1 September 2016.
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is co-educational and non-denominational.
Latest News
ERBC introduced new President’s medals for the J13 - J15 rowers this year which were presented by Mr Holland at the 1K Classic at Lough Rinn yesterday.
This year’s very worthy recipients were Beth Bradley and Josh Allen, congratulations to both of them.
Have you a child year 9 - 11 who spent their weekend in front of a screen?
Would you like them to be more active, get fit and make friends for life?
They are welcome to start rowing this week after school, this will be the last chance for new rowers this season.
Please spread the word, kids from all schools in Enniskillen are very welcome.
Day 2 at 1K Classic at Lough Rinn
ERBC have retained the Victor Ludorum Trophy for the Club with the highest number of points accumulated over 2 days of racing in Rowing Ireland’s 1K Classic. This event is the Junior 13 - 15 Irish Championships and ERBC won another 9 titles today bringing the total over the weekend to 18
• WJ 14 8X+
• WJ15 8X+ A 🥇
• MJ2X 🥇
• WJ14 1X Muireann 🥇
• WJ14 1X Sophia 🥇
• WJ15 2X A🥇
• WJ15 2X B🥇
• WJ13 4X+🥇
• J15 Mixed 8X+🥇
Well done to all our rowers who competed over the weekend.