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Published Date: 24 January 2004
BACCHAS A face Valkyrs A in the game of the day and this will be a hard game for them to claim the maximum points as the westerners also harbour title ambitions.
Both squads are full of key individuals and if they all play to their expected level then the result could go either way.

After dropping a shock point last week, Phoenix need to get back on the winning trail if they are to be taken as serious con
tenders for the title.

This weekend's opponents Harlequins have not got off to their usual start. This could well be the fixture in which they kick-start their campaign and snuff out the Phoenix title challenge so early in the season.

Castletown have hit the ground running, claiming a good haul of points from the opening fixtures, but with a number of key players injured, could struggle against a strong Ramsey team.

The northern side will hope that the scoring partnership of Keith Corkhill and Dan Stevenson has lost none of its edge and will help steer them to victory in what could be a close match.


Saturday, January 24

Men's Division One

12.35 QEII Valkyrs A v IoMA Bacchas A
Karl Flint/Chris Playle-Mitchell
14.05 NSc Harlequins A v Datacentre Phoenix A
Colin Kniveton/Alan Buxton
15.35 CRHS Castletown A v Ramsey
Joe Maddrell/Laurence Watterson

Men's Division Two

9.35 QEII IoMA Bacchas v Police
Lindsay Riordan/Ken Faragher
11.05 NSC Harlequins B v Quinn Kneale Valkyrs B
Jon Whiting/Sue Taylor

Men's Division Three

12.35 RGS IoMA Bacchas C v Castletown B
Fiona Parpaillon/Sandra Smith
14.05 CRHS Castletown C v Valkyrs C
Rob McKenzie/Barry Mellor

Women's Division One

14.05 RGS Ramsey v Vikings A
Sandra Leeming/David Quayle
14.05 QEII Quinn Kneale Valkyrs A v Phoenix A
Jamie Cox/Garreth Roome
15.35 RGS IoMA Bacchas A v Police
Dee Gimbert/Andrew Howroyd
15.35 NSC Harlequins A v Castletown A
John Staines/Richard McAleer

Women's Division Two

11.05 CRHS Castletown B v SAT Systems Saracens
Simon Harding/Jamie Stewart
11.05 QEII Valkyrs B v Quinn Kneale Valkyrs C
Ed Margot/Matt Oasgood
12.35 CRHS Castletown C v IoMA Bacchas B
not appointed/not appointed
12.35 NSC Coca Cola Harlequins B v Vikings B
David Whiting/Nick Wallinger

Sunday, January 25

At the NSC
12.30 Phoenix A v Bacchas A
2.00 Cammags v Bacchas D
3.30 Bacchas C v Valkyrs C

At CRHS
12.30 Phoenix B v Valkyrs B
2.00 Police B v Phoenix C
3.30 Harlequins B v Saxons

At the QEII
12.30 Ramsey A v Southerners
2.00 Vandals v Saracens
3.30 Rookies v Bacchas E




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Chief Minister Tony Brown and Health Minister Eddie Teare are claiming that they should take some of the credit for the UK's decision to put on hold the plan to end the reciprocal agreement for at least six months. Should they?
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