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Harpenden's youth policy continues to delight and amaze rugby club

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11 players from Harps' U18 academy side were on the field for the three senior sides at Redbourn Lane. There were two in the first XV, including father and son Sean and Sam McLoughlin, while five were selected for the seconds. Tabard fell to a disappointing 31-22 defeat to Royston but there was a 19-18 success for Verulamians at Actonians. Old Albanian got back to winning ways in National Two South after three defeats with a 36-12 success at Barnstaple.

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Harpenden's youth policy continues to delight and amaze rugby club

Harpenden's youth policy is certainly paying off with the latest generation of players starting to shine in senior rugby.

3 years ago·Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

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Herts Advertiser broke the news in Hertfordshire, United Kingdom 3 years ago on Tuesday, March 15, 2022.

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