Scott Murrell

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Scott Murrell
Personal information
Full name Scott Murrell
Nickname Bryan, Scotty, Muz
Born (1985-09-05) 5 September 1985
Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Height 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight 14 st 9 lb (93 kg)[1]
Playing information
Position Hooker, Stand-off, Loose forward
Club
Years Team Pld T G FG P
2003–06 Leeds 1 0 0 0 0
2004 London Broncos 6 2 0 0 8
2006–12 Hull Kingston Rovers 178 41 36 4 240
Total 185 43 36 4 248
As of 23 January 2013

Scott Murrell is a rugby league player for Halifax RLFC

He spent the past four years as part of Leeds is hailed for big things this season. Murrell is also a Great Britain Academy player and has toured Australia and is a former player of amateur side Drighlington ARLFC in West Yorkshire. Scott Murrell is the son of the rugby league footballer, Bryan Murrell.

One of the jokers in the squad. Became a dad for the first time in January. Has the ability to unlock the tightest of defences and will be looking for a big season in Super League. Together with James Webster, they were the best half-backs outside of Super League. His maturity will help take the pressure of James Webster on whom so much is expected. Is learning all the time and has a big part to play in Rovers' season.

Super League Tries

Scores and results list Scott's try tally first.[2]
Date Venue Opponent Result Tournament Scored
28 March 2004 Griffin Park Salford 35-30 Super League 1
13 April 2004 The Jungle Castleford 34-42 Super League 1
10 February 2007 Craven Park Wakefield Trinity 14-9 Super League 1
18 February 2007 Galpharm Stadium Huddersfield 10-17 Super League 1
6 April 2007 Craven Park Catalans Dragons 20-34 Super League 1
9 September 2007 Craven Park Wigan 24-40 Super League 1
9 March 2008 Belle Vue Wakefield Trinity 22-20 Super League 2
25 April 2008 Craven Park Leeds 22-36 Super League 1
18 May 2008 Galpharm Stadium Huddersfield 50-16 Super League 1
8 March 2009 Craven Park Wakefield Trinity 31-18 Super League 1
29 March 2009 Craven Park Salford 48-12 Super League 1
26 April 2009 Craven Park Catalans Dragons 44-10 Super League 1
12 July 2009 Craven Park Bradford 32-12 Super League 1
27 February 2010 The Jungle Castleford 24-28 Super League 1
12 March 2010 Craven Park Wakefield Trinity 18-31 Super League 1
6 June 2010 Craven Park Catalans Dragons 24-6 Super League 1
25 June 2010 Galpharm Stadium Huddersfield 16-16 Super League 1
15 August 2010 The Willows Salford 18-44 Super League 1
22 August 2010 Craven Park Wigan 18-38 Super League 1
13 March 2011 Craven Park Crusaders 40-22 Super League 1
18 March 2011 The Willows Salford 34-18 Super League 1
9 April 2011 Craven Park Leeds 38-28 Super League 1
25 April 2011 Craven Park Harlequins 37-24 Super League 1

References

  1. "Hull KR The Official Site of the Robins". web page. Hull Kingston Rovers RLFC. Retrieved 12 August 2011. 
  2. http://www.slstats.org/p335/Shaun+Briscoe.html
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