Barrow Island ARLFC U15's

Barrow Island ARLFC U15's Our U15s rugby league team is built on discipline, teamwork, and passion for the game.

We train hard, support each other, and represent our club with pride every time we step on the pitch.

Barrow Island U15s are back in cup action this Sunday as they take on Thatto Heath in the quarter-final of the NWY&JL Sh...
12/06/2026

Barrow Island U15s are back in cup action this Sunday as they take on Thatto Heath in the quarter-final of the NWY&JL Shield, with a place in the semi-finals up for grabs.

After a disappointing result last weekend, the lads will be looking to bounce back and put in a big performance against a strong Thatto Heath side πŸ’ͺ

πŸ†šοΈ Thatto Heath U15s
πŸ“† Sunday 14th June
⏰️ 1:00pm KO
🏟 John Jefferson Park

Get down and support the boys as they look to keep their Shield campaign alive and book their place in the semi-finals!

11/06/2026

7th June 2026

πŸ”΅βšͺ️ Seaton 44 v Barrow Island 6 βšͺοΈπŸ”΅

Barrow Island made the tough trip up the coast to take on league leaders Seaton Rangers but found themselves on the back foot early as the home side started strongly. Well-organised attacking play from Seaton exposed some sloppy Island defence, allowing the hosts to cross for two early tries and take control of the contest.

To their credit, Island responded well. Improved set completion and some powerful carries from Luke C, Levon B helped the visitors gain valuable field position. Their reward came through a moment of quality from Pharrell C whose perfectly weighted kick forced the Seaton fullback into his only error of the game. Luke C reacted quickest to collect the loose ball and race under the posts, narrowing the deficit.

Despite the setback. Seaton continued to ask questions of the Island defence through their determination, discipline and well-structured play. The hosts maintained their advantage and went into the break leading 16-6

With the wind at their backs in the second half, Barrow Island looked to build pressure and mount a comeback However, it was Seaton who continued to dominate proceedings. Strong carries elentless line speed and committed defence saw them tackle in numbers throughout the half, while their attack remained a constant threat.

As the game wore on, Seaton's pressure eventually told, with the home side adding further scores to pull away on the scoreboard. The Island continued to battle until the final whistle and showed moments of resilience and quality, but there were not enough of them to trouble a Seaton side that delivered an impressive all-round performance.

The hosts deservedly ran out 44-6 winners after a disciplined and well organised display.

Barrow Island will now turn their attention to this weekend's NWC Shield quarter-final against Thatto Heath. A significant improvement will be needed if they are to progress, but the squad will be determined to bounce back from this disappointing result.

⭐️ MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Zosimo A/Luke C πŸ‘πŸ‘

⭐️ OPPOSITION MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Archy W/Ashy W πŸ‘πŸ‘

⭐️ TRY SCORERS ⭐️
Luke C πŸ‰

⭐️ CONVERSIONS ⭐️
Archy W πŸ‰

Barrow Island U15s are back in action this weekend as they make the scenic trip up the coast to take on Seaton Rangers U...
03/06/2026

Barrow Island U15s are back in action this weekend as they make the scenic trip up the coast to take on Seaton Rangers U15s πŸ‰

The sides couldn't be separated when they met earlier in the season, with a hard-fought contest at John Jefferson Park ending in a draw.
With Seaton currently sitting top of the table and Barrow Island close behind in second place, another fiercely contested encounter is expected πŸ’ͺ

πŸ†š ️ Seaton Rangers U15s
πŸ“… Sunday 7th June
⏰️ 12:30pm KO
🏟 Station Yard

The lads will be looking to put in another strong performance as they continue their push at the top end of the table. πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

22/05/2026

17th May 2026

πŸ”΅βšͺ️ Barrow Island 12 - 14 Clock Face βšͺοΈπŸ”΅

Barrow Island produced a spirited performance against a big and physical clock Face Miners side, eventually falling just short in a hard-fought 12-14 contest.

BI made the perfect start when Dom S showed great awareness to intercept a pass and race away to score. Archy W added the conversion to give Barrow sland an early advantage. Clock Face responded strongly, using their powerful forwards to repeatedly drive through the niddle, eventually forcing their way over for a couple of tries to take a 6-10 lead into the half-time break.

The second half was a much more even affair, with both sides battling hard for territory and possession, Archy W produced the moment of the match for Bl, weaving brilliantly through the defence to score before calmly converting his own try to level things up. The Barrow Island forwards kept working tirelessly down the middle, but the strong Clock Face defence made Zosimo and William P both stood out with strong carries and solid defensive work throughout the game, helping BI stay in the fight against a relentless opposition pack. The whole Barrow Island team worked hard from start to finish and showed great determination against a tough Clock Face side

Unfortunately, a few simple errors late on allowed Clock Face to capitalise and edge over for the decisive score sealing a narrow 12-14 victory. It was a well-earned win for Clock Face, but Barrow Island can take plenty of positives from a committed and courageous team performance.

⭐️ MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
William P πŸ‘

⭐️ OPPOSITION MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Zosimo A πŸ‘

⭐️ TRY SCORERS ⭐️
Dom S πŸ‰
Archy W πŸ‰

⭐️ CONVERSIONS ⭐️
Archy W πŸ‰πŸ‰

The Island are next in action on the 7th June when they travel up the coast to face Seaton Rangers.

Barrow Island U15s are back in action this weekend with another big test as they take on Clock Face Miners. πŸ‰It's set to...
13/05/2026

Barrow Island U15s are back in action this weekend with another big test as they take on Clock Face Miners. πŸ‰

It's set to be a tough game against a big, physical Clock Face side who'll be determined to put an end to the Island lads' winning run. πŸ’ͺ

The boys will need to be at their very best from the first whistle to the last in what promises to be a cracking contest

πŸ†š ️Clock Face Miners U15s
πŸ“… Sunday 17th May
⏰ ️1:30pm KC
🏟 John Jefferson Park

Get down and support the lads as the 2026 season continues! πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

12/05/2026

10th May 2026

πŸ”΅βšͺ️ Leigh Miners Golds 4-24 Barrow IslandβšͺοΈπŸ”΅

Barrow Island produced another strong performance on the road with a 24-4 victory over Leigh Miners Golds, although it took the BI lads a little time to settle into their rhythm. A few early mistakes slowed things down, but once they started playing the way they know they can, their physicality, defence and clever attacking play proved too much for the home side.

There were some outstanding carries throughout the game, with Kieran B and Isaac B making big metres every time they got hold of the ball, while Charlie D and Levon B led the forwards with strong, direct running in the middle

The work rate across the team was excellent again, with Zos A, Luke C and Ashy W putting in plenty of hard graft on both sides of the ball and never taking a backward step. Finley B also worked tirelessly at acting half, producing some clever runs that helped keep the opposition defence on the back foot giving the Island momentum when it was needed most.

A special mention also goes to Archy W, who helped settle the ship when he took to the field. It was a gallant effort from him after completing a 40-mile charity run the day before, putting in a composed and committed performance for the team.

Defensively, Barrow Island were at their best again. Ben W was solid throughout, shutting down attacks and helping organise the defensive line, while Pharrell C controlled things smartly with some clever plays and excellent decision making.

The tries came from Ashy W. Isaac B, Ben W and William P, with Pharrel C adding four goals to complete the scoring.

Leigh Miners Golds stayed organised and worked hard throughout, but it was the Island's defensive strength and physicality that eventually outmatched them as the visitors powered their way to another impressive win away from home.

⭐️ MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Zosimo A πŸ‘

⭐️ OPPOSITION MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Ashy W πŸ‘

⭐️ TRY SCORERS ⭐️
Ashy W πŸ‰
Isaac B πŸ‰
Ben W πŸ‰
William P πŸ‰

⭐️ CONVERSIONS ⭐️
Pharrell C πŸ‰πŸ‰πŸ‰πŸ‰

This Week the Island welcome Clock Face Miners to Rating Lane, where they anticipate another tough contest against the St Helens side.
πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

The lads hit the road again this Sunday as Barrow Island take on Leigh Miners Golds U15s in another league clash πŸ‰The bo...
07/05/2026

The lads hit the road again this Sunday as Barrow Island take on Leigh Miners Golds U15s in another league clash πŸ‰

The boys will be looking to put in another strong performance and bring the points back home πŸ’ͺ

πŸ†šοΈ Leigh Miners Golds U15's
πŸ“† Sunday 10th May
⏰ ️12:30pm KO
πŸ“ Twist Lane, WN7 4EA

πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

06/05/2026

3rd May 2026

πŸ”΅βšͺ️Barrow Island 10 - 8 Orrell SJ βšͺοΈπŸ”΅

This week Barrow Island hosted Orrell St James U15s in what was a proper battle from the first whistle to the last πŸ’ͺ

Orrell came out of the blocks quickly and took an early lead, showing just how well organised and structured they are as a side. They controlled the opening stages with disciplined rugby and made it difficult for BI to find any real rhythm.

But the response from the lads was exactly what you want to see. Digging deep and showing real resilience, they worked their way back into the game by earning better field position and building pressure. That effort paid off when Finley spotted an opportunity and showed great awareness to scoot over for a well-taken try. Archy W stepped up to calmly slot the conversion, giving sland a narrow 6-4 lead going into the break

The second half was just as intense with both teams going toe-to-toe. The Island began to edge the battle down the middle, laying the platform through some tough carries and strong defensive sets. Orrell, to their credit showed real grit and determination and refused to go away

As the game opened up, Barrow Island started to play some really good rugby 4 slick passage of play saw William P create the opening to send Dom S over in the corner, stretching the lead to 10-4.

Orrell weren't finished though. Sticking to their structure, they worked their way back up the field and were rewarded with a well executed try out wide, closing the gap to 10-8 and setting up a tense final period.

That's when the character of the Island lads really stood out. Under pressure they held firm, stayed disciplined, and showed the determination needed to grind out another hard-fought home victory.

A brilliant team performance full of effort, resilience, and composure when it mattered most, one to be proud of πŸ‘Œ

Thank you to everyone who came down to support πŸ‘

⭐️ MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Zosimo A πŸ‘

⭐️ OPPOSITION MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Finley B πŸ‘

⭐️ TRY SCORERS ⭐️
Finley B πŸ‰
Dom S πŸ‰

⭐️ ⭐️
Archy W πŸ‰

Next up, We're on the road this Sunday as we travel to Leigh Miners, where another tough test awaits. πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

Barrow Island U15s are back in action this weekend with a huge clash against Orrell St James πŸ”₯πŸ‰Sitting 1st and 2nd in th...
30/04/2026

Barrow Island U15s are back in action this weekend with a huge clash against Orrell St James πŸ”₯πŸ‰

Sitting 1st and 2nd in the table, this one promises to be a top quality battle from start to finish πŸ’ͺ

Orrell will be eager to bounce back after last week's loss, so the Island lads will need to be at their very best to come away with the win

πŸ†š ️Orrell St James U15s

πŸ“† Sunday 3rd May

⏰️ 12:00pm KO

🏟 John Jefferson Park

Get down and back the boys as their 2026 season rolls on πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

29/04/2026

26th April 2026

πŸ”΅βšͺ️ Chorley Panther 24 - 28 Barrow Island βšͺοΈπŸ”΅

Chorley Panthers were edged out in a thrilling contest by a determined Barrow Island side, as the visitors secured another impressive win on the road in a high-quality encounter.

The Island started the briahter of the two teams, setting the tone early with some outstanding defensive work that kept Chorley pinned in their own half Building pressure through disciplined sets, the Island moved the ball sharply through the hands, creating space out wide for Dom S to finish well in the corner and open the scoring at 0-4.

Chorley responded with intent, their forwards driving hard down the middle and testing the Island's defence. However, a series of unnecessary penalties from the visitors handed Chorley valuable field position. The pressure eventually told, as Chorley's fullback broke through to score before adding the conversion to edge his side in front at 6-4

Chorley continued to look particularly dangerous on the edges, especially down their left-hand side. where they repeatedly threatened to break through. However, Barrow Island's defensive line held strong, with Ben W producing a composed and intelligent defensive display, reading the play well and shutting down multiple attacking opportunities to keep Chorley at bay.

What followed was a tough arm wrestle through the middle, with both packs trading heavy carries and strong tackles. Barrow Island gradually regained momentum, showing resilience and composure. Their efforts were rewarded when Archy W finished off a well worked move to score, before calmly slotting the conversion to restore the lead at 6-10 going into half-time.

The Island came out for the second half with renewed intensity, dominating the early exchanges. Early pressure close to the line saw Ashy W power over under the posts for a deserved try, with Archy W adding the extras to extend the lead to 6-16.

To their credit, Chorley refused to back down. Their forwards continued to work tirelessly, gradually wearing down the sland's pack. This persistence paid off as they shifted the ball wide to their winger, who crossed in the corner to close the gap to 12-16 and set up a tense final quarter.

Barrow Island, however, showed real character and composure at a crucial stage of the match. Regaining control, they struck back through Archy W, who added another try and conversion. Moments later came the standout play of the game, as William P produced a stunning solo effort, racing 70 yards to score a brilliant try, with Archy W once again converting to give the visitors a commanding 12-28 lead

With only minutes remaining, Barrow sland began to play with freedom moving the ball expansively. While entertaining, it allowed Chorley to capitalise on a couple of opportunities, scoring two late tries to reduce the deficit to 24-28 and set up a nervy finish.

Despite the late pressure. Barrow Island held firm to secure a hard-fought and well-deserved victory. It was another great win on the road for the Island lads showcasing their resilience, defensive organisation, and attacking quality in a highly competitive fixture

⭐️ MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Ben W

⭐️ OPPOSITION MAN OF THE MATCH ⭐️
Archy W

⭐️ TRY SCORERS ⭐️
Archy W πŸ‰πŸ‰
William P πŸ‰
Ashy W πŸ‰
Dom S πŸ‰

⭐️ CONVERSIONS ⭐️
Archy W πŸ‰πŸ‰πŸ‰πŸ‰

Barrow Island now look ahead to a top-of-the-table fixture at home this weekend against Orrell St James. πŸ”΅βšͺοΈπŸ‰

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