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

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

v t e Hull KR – current squad

1 Eden 2 Cockayne 3 Welham 4 Gleeson 5 Hodgson 6 Burns 7 Keating 8 Poore 9 Hodgson(c) 10 Weyman 11 Larroyer 12 Costigan 13 Langley 14 Walker 15 Horne 16 Netherton 17 Walker 18 Salter 19 Hall 20 Cox 21 Carlile 22 Lovegrove 23 Green 24 Caro 25 Ollett 26 Gudzek 27 Esslemont 28 Beharrell 29 Robinson 30 Hallett 31 Holker 32 Maki 33 Paniu Coach: Sandercock

v t e Hull Kingston Rovers squad – 2006 National League 1 Grand Final Winners

1 Ben Cockayne 2 Leroy Rivett 3 Gareth Morton 4 Jon Goddard 5 Byron Ford 6 Scott Murrell 7 James Webster 8 Makali Aizue 9 Ben Fisher 10 David Tangata-Toa 11 Iain Morrison 12 Michael Smith 13 Tommy Gallagher 14 Pat Weisner 15 Dwayne Barker 16 Jason Netherton 17 Dave Wilson Coach: Justin Morgan

Persondata
Name	Murrell, Scott
Alternative names
Short description	British rugby league player
Date of birth	5 September 1985
Place of birth	Leeds, Yorkshire
Date of death
Place of death

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