2011–12 RFU Championship

2011–12 RFU Championship
Countries	England
Champions	London Welsh
Runners-up	Cornish Pirates
Relegated	Esher
Matches played	174
Attendance	343,138 (average 1,972 per match)
Top point scorer	Rob Cook (Cornish Pirates) 310 pts
Top try scorer	Josh Bassett (Bedford Blues) 17 tries
← 2010–11 2012–13 →

The 2011–12 RFU Championship was the third season (of the professionalised format) of the second tier of the English domestic rugby union competition, played between August 2011 and May 2012. New teams to the division included Leeds Carnegie who were relegated from the Aviva Premiership 2010-11 and London Scottish who were promoted from National League 1. The competition was reorganized from three stages to two (the promotion/relegation pools from the previous season were scrapped). The first stage was won by Bristol and the final by London Welsh who, after an appeal, won promotion to the Aviva Premiership 2012-13. Esher were relegated to National League 1 2012-13.

On 8 May 2012 it was announced that only Bristol was eligible for promotion under the RFU's minimum standards criteria.^[1] They were subsequently beaten by the Cornish Pirates in the semi–finals who in turn lost to the eventual champions, London Welsh.^[2] London Welsh had announced on 14 May that they would meet the RFU's eligibility test to play in the Premiership if they win promotion and two days later announced they would play in the Kassam Stadium in Oxford if successful. On 23 May, the day of the first leg of the final, the RFU announced that London Welsh would not be eligible for promotion due to "various failures". The appeal by London Welsh was heard by an Independent Panel on 29 June which ruled ″... that the Exiles should be promoted on the basis that they play their home games at Oxford's Kassam Stadium and that the club meet the minimum entry criteria to the league as imposed by the Professional Game Board.″ Chief Executive Officer of the RFU, Ian Richie, subsequently announced that there would be a full review of the Minimum Standard Criteria.^[3][4][5]

Participating teams

This season will see Leeds Carnegie back in the Championship following relegation from the Aviva Premiership during the 2010-11 season, as well as London Scottish, who won promotion to the Championship from the National League 1 during the same season.

Team	Stadium	Capacity	City/Area
Bedford Blues	Goldington Road	6,000	Bedford, Bedfordshire
Bristol	Memorial Stadium	12,100	Bristol, Avon
Cornish Pirates	Mennaye Field	3,500	Penzance, Cornwall
Doncaster Knights	Castle Park	3,075	Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Esher	Molesey Road	3,000	Hersham, Surrey
Leeds Carnegie	Headingley Carnegie Stadium	20,250	Leeds, West Yorkshire
London Scottish	Athletic Ground, Richmond	4,500	Richmond, London
London Welsh	Old Deer Park	5,850	Richmond, London
Moseley	Billesley Common	3,000	Birmingham, West Midlands
Nottingham	Meadow Lane	19,588	Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
Plymouth Albion	The Brickfields	8,500	Plymouth, Devon
Rotherham Titans	Clifton Lane	2,500	Rotherham, South Yorkshire

Stage one

League table

2011–12 RFU Championship Table
	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Points For	Points Against	Points Difference	Bonus Points	Points
1	Bristol	22	17	0	5	615	386	229	13	81
2	Bedford Blues	22	14	1	7	640	476	164	16	74
3	Cornish Pirates	22	14	3	5	606	464	142	12	74
4	London Welsh (C)	22	13	2	7	528	432	96	11	67
5	Nottingham	22	12	2	8	599	465	134	10	62
6	Leeds Carnegie	22	13	1	8	470	505	–35	6	60
7	Rotherham Titans	22	11	1	10	469	431	38	11	57
8	Doncaster Knights	22	9	2	11	467	524	–57	10	50
9	London Scottish	22	6	0	16	422	543	–121	10	34
10	Moseley	22	6	1	15	445	634	–189	7	33
11	Plymouth Albion	22	6	0	16	362	528	–166	6	30
12	Esher (R)	22	4	1	17	376	611	–235	5	23
If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order: Number of matches won Difference between points for and against Total number of points for Aggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teams Number of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settled
Green background are promotion play-off places. Pink background are relegation play-off places.

League results

The Home Team is listed on the left column.

Clubs	BED	BRI	PIR	DON	ESH	LEE	SCO	WEL	MOS	NOT	PLY	ROT
Bedford Blues		15-17	32-13	18-18	41-13	28-45	43-10	22-18	37-24	40-26	29-17	24-23
Bristol	26-6		37-33	52-26	27-7	33-19	32-13	35-33	48-13	18-16	39-22	37-3
Cornish Pirates	24-34	18-17		39-32	34-18	52-10	42-10	27-6	32-17	26-24	33-12	30-13
Doncaster Knights	33-12	12-38	36-21		41-24	9-9	37-28	10-21	29-21	15-32	12-3	14-15
Esher	6-55	6-20	30-36	20-29		15-20	24-14	3-37	14-29	22-34	41-17	24-12
Leeds Carnegie	21-17	12-11	14-13	16-30	22-24		19-17	13-26	22-21	22-19	28-23	25-19
London Scottish	15-41	6-20	23-25	20-25	32-17	16-23		22-29	37-21	6-21	21-17	16-11
London Welsh	25-24	23-17	17-17	37-24	13-13	29-39	18-16		7-10	34-23	34-23	25-33
Moseley	15-24	33-27	27-27	17-15	35-21	32-42	16-29	16-41		10-20	9-3	8-36
Nottingham	26-28	24-35	25-25	40-14	29-20	24-11	33-21	26-10	62-20		34-10	30-30
Plymouth Albion	21-38	3-23	16-20	18-6	22-11	25-20	29-25	9-24	21-20	19-21		24-20
Rotherham Titans	40-32	44-6	14-19	23-10	12-3	22-18	0-15	20-21	40-31	19-11	20-8

Home Win

Draw

Away Win

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Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Round 5

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Round 6

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Round 7

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Round 8

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Round 9

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Round 10

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Round 11

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Round 12

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Round 13

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Round 14

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Round 15

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Round 16

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Round 17

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Round 18

• Postponed. Game rescheduled to 15 February 2012.

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Round 19

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Round 20

• Postponed. Game rescheduled to 22 February 2012.

• Postponed. Game rescheduled to 22 February 2012.

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Round 18 (Rescheduled Game)

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Round 21

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Round 20 (Rescheduled Games)

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Round 22

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Attendances

A total of 251,542 people watched the 132 matches stage one matches to give an average of 1,903 per match. The highest attendance was 8,067 on Sunday, 8 January 2012 at the match between Bristol and Bedford Blues which Bristol won 26–6.

Club	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest
Bristol	57,394	5,217	8,067	4,023
Bedford Blues	29,049	2,640	4,396	1,407
Leeds Carnegie	25,460	2,314	3,167	1,724
Cornish Pirates	24,729	2,248	3,214	1,802
Plymouth Albion	19,374	1,761	2,850	1,330
London Welsh	16,740	1,521	4,400	365
Rotherham Titans	15,874	1,443	2,467	463
Donscaster Knights	15,314	1,392	4,021	707
London Scottish	14,003	1,273	2,103	740
Nottingham	13,930	1,266	2,102	487
Esher	10,590	962	1,263	743
Moseley	9,085	825	995	682

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Stage two Play–offs

Group A (promotion)

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/–	BP	PTS	Adj
1	Bristol	6	4	2	0	185	83	102	2	25	3
2	London Welsh	6	4	1	1	171	127	44	3	23	2
3	Nottingham	6	2	1	3	152	118	34	2	13	1
4	Doncaster Knights	6	0	0	6	66	246	–180	1	1	0

Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Round 5

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Round 6

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Group A Attendances

Club	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest
Bristol	16,754	5,584	7,021	4,721
London Welsh	4,359	1,453	1,725	1,048
Nottingham	4,061	1,353	1,511	1,079
Doncaster Knights	2,985	995	1,113	898

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Group B (promotion)

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/–	BP	PTS	Adj
1	Bedford Blues	6	4	1	1	155	109	46	3	24	3
2	Cornish Pirates	6	3	1	2	127	133	–6	2	18	2
3	Leeds Carnegie	6	2	2	2	124	127	–3	2	15	1
4	Rotherham Titans	6	1	0	5	88	125	–37	2	6	0

Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Round 5

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Round 6

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Group B Attendances

Club	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest
Bedford Blues	9,296	3,098	3,377	2,942
Cornish Pirates	6,015	2,005	2,319	1,923
Leeds Carnegie	4,427	1,475	1,782	1,057
Rotherham Titans	3,870	1,290	1,586	1,062

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Group C (relegation)

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/–	BP	PTS	Adj
1	Moseley	6	4	0	2	147	142	5	3	25	6
2	Plymouth Albion	6	4	0	2	152	115	37	2	24	6
3	London Scottish	6	2	0	4	102	139	–37	4	18	6
4	Esher	6	2	0	4	128	133	–5	4	16	4

Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Round 5

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Round 6

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Group C Attendances

Club	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest
Plymouth Albion	4,725	1,575	1,728	1,433
London Scottish	3,964	1,321	2,027	815
Esher	3,806	1,268	1,418	1,121
Moseley	3,249	1,083	1,349	783

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• (Adj) Refers to adjustment for the number of points awarded before the start of the play-offs.

Stage three

Going into the final stage, only one of the four semi–finalists Bristol, reportedly met the RFU's standards for promotion to the Premiership. According to some reports, London Welsh were also pursuing promotion, and announced on 14 May they would attempt a legal challenge to the Premiership's entry criteria if they won the play–offs. The Cornish Pirates could not meet the criteria due to deficiencies at their home ground at the Mennaye Field.^[11]

Semi–finals

FB 15 James Pritchard (c) RW 14 Ollie Dodge OC 13 Brendan Burke IC 12 Henry Staff LW 11 Josh Bassett FH 10 Jake Sharp SH 9 Luke Baldwin N8 8 Donald Barrell OF 7 Darren Fox BF 6 Alex Rae RL 5 Mike Howard LL 4 Paul Tupai TP 3 Ben Cooper HK 2 Chris Locke LP 1 Ricky Reeves Replacements: HK 16 Neil Cochrane PR 17 Sam Walsh PR 18 Phil Boulton N8 19 Jon Fisher FL 20 Sacha Harding SH 21 Darryl Veenendaal FH 22 Jamie Lennard Coach: Mike Rayer

FB 15 Alex Davies RW 14 Joe Ajuwa OC 13 James Lewis IC 12 Hudson Tonga'uiha LW 11 Nick Scott FH 10 Gordon Ross SH 9 Jack Moates N8 8 Ed Jackson OF 7 Mike Denbee BF 6 Jonathan Mills (c) RL 5 Matt Corker LL 4 Adam Brown TP 3 James Tideswell HK 2 Dan George LP 1 Billy Moss Replacements: HK 16 Viliami Ma'asi PR 17 Shawn Pittman PR 18 Greg Bateman LK 19 Gary Johnson FL 20 Lee Beach SH 21 Robert Lewis CE 22 Seb Jewell Coach: Lyn Jones

Touch judges: Barry Dalby Martin Buck

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FB 15 Rob Cook RW 14 Grant Pointer OC 13 Andrew Suniula IC 12 Sam Hill LW 11 David Doherty FH 10 Ceiron Thomas SH 9 Gavin Cattle (c) N8 8 Ben Maidment OF 7 Phil Burgess BF 6 Chris Morgan RL 5 Ian Nimmo LL 4 Laurie McGlone TP 3 Alan Paver HK 2 Dave Ward LP 1 Carl Rimmer Replacements: PR 16 Ryan Storer HK 17 Rob Elloway PR 18 Rudi Brits FL 19 Dave Ewers N8 20 Kyle Marriott SH 21 Tom Kessell WG 22 Matt Evans Coach: Ian Davies

FB 15 Jon Goodridge RW 14 Jack Tovey OC 13 Fautua Otto IC 12 Luke Eves LW 11 William Helu FH 10 Matthew Jones SH 9 Ruki Tipuna N8 8 Dan Montagu OF 7 James Merriman BF 6 Iain Grieve (c) RL 5 Roy Winters LL 4 Glen Townson TP 3 Jason Hobson HK 2 Jason Harris-Wright LP 1 Mark Irish Replacements: HK 16 Tom Channon PR 17 Mark Lilley PR 18 Wayne Thompson LK 19 Ben Glynn FL 20 Henry Vanderglas FH 21 Tom Slater FB 22 Matty James Coach: Liam Middleton

Man of the Match: Gavin Cattle Touch judges: James Minards Richard Parker-Sedgemore Television Match Official: Geoff Warren

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FB 15 Jon Goodridge RW 14 William Helu OC 13 Fautua Otto IC 12 Luke Eves LW 11 George Watkins FH 10 Tristan Roberts SH 9 Ruki Tipuna N8 8 Iain Grieve (c) OF 7 James Merriman BF 6 Josh Ovens RL 5 Roy Winters LL 4 Mariano Sambucetti TP 3 Jason Hobson HK 2 Jason Harris-Wright LP 1 Mark Irish Replacements: HK 16 Ross Johnstone PR 17 Mark Lilley PR 18 Wayne Thompson LK 19 Ben Glynn FL 20 Henry Vanderglas SH 21 Tom Slater FH 22 Matty James Coach: Liam Middleton

FB 15 Rob Cook RW 14 Grant Pointer OC 13 Andrew Suniula IC 12 Sam Hill LW 11 David Doherty FH 10 Ceiron Thomas SH 9 Gavin Cattle (c) N8 8 Kyle Marriott OF 7 Phil Burgess BF 6 Chris Morgan RL 5 Ian Nimmo LL 4 Laurie McGlone TP 3 Alan Paver HK 2 Dave Ward LP 1 Carl Rimmer Replacements: PR 16 Ryan Storer HK 17 Rob Elloway PR 18 Rudi Brits LK 19 Matt Smith FL 20 Dave Ewers WG 21 Matt Evans SH 22 Tom Kessell Coach: Ian Davies

Man of the Match: Phil Burgess Touch judges: Roger Baileff Chris Sharp Television Match Official: Steve Savage

• Cornish Pirates progressed to the Championship final, winning on aggregate 63-53.

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FB 15 Alex Davies RW 14 Joe Ajuwa OC 13 James Lewis IC 12 Hudson Tonga'uiha LW 11 Nick Scott FH 10 Gordon Ross SH 9 Robert Lewis N8 8 Ed Jackson OF 7 Mike Denbee BF 6 Jonathan Mills (c) RL 5 Matt Corker LL 4 Adam Brown TP 3 James Tideswell HK 2 Dan George LP 1 Max Lahiff Replacements: PR 16 Billy Moss PR 17 Greg Bateman LK 18 Gary Johnson FL 19 Lee Beach SH 20 Jack Moates FH 21 Seb Jewell WG 22 Ashley Smith Coach: Lyn Jones

FB 15 James Pritchard (c) RW 14 Ollie Dodge OC 13 Brendan Burke IC 12 Henry Staff LW 11 Josh Bassett FH 10 Jamie Lennard SH 9 Luke Baldwin N8 8 Jon Fisher OF 7 Sacha Harding BF 6 Gregor Gillanders RL 5 Mike Howard LL 4 Paul Tupai TP 3 Phil Boulton HK 2 Neil Cochrane LP 1 Ricky Reeves Replacements: HK 16 Chris Locke PR 17 Sam Walsh LK 18 Alex Rae N8 19 Donald Barrell FL 20 Darren Fox SH 21 Darryl Veenendaal CE 22 Ian Vass Coach: Mike Rayer

Touch judges: Darryl Chapman Steve Leyshon

• London Welsh progressed to the Championship final, winning on aggregate 30-27.

Finals

FB 15 Rob Cook RW 14 Grant Pointer OC 13 Andrew Suniula IC 12 Sam Hill LW 11 David Doherty FH 10 Ceiron Thomas SH 9 Gavin Cattle (c) N8 8 Kyle Marriott OF 7 Phil Burgess BF 6 Dave Ewers RL 5 Ian Nimmo LL 4 Laurie McGlone TP 3 Alan Paver HK 2 Dave Ward LP 1 Carl Rimmer Replacements: PR 16 Ryan Storer HK 17 Rob Elloway PR 18 Rudi Brits LK 19 Matt Smith N8 20 Ben Maidment SH 21 Tom Kessell WG 22 Matt Evans Coach: Ian Davies

FB 15 Alex Davies RW 14 Joe Ajuwa OC 13 James Lewis IC 12 Hudson Tonga'uiha LW 11 Nick Scott FH 10 Gordon Ross SH 9 Jack Moates N8 8 Ed Jackson OF 7 Mike Denbee BF 6 Jonathan Mills (c) RL 5 Matt Corker LL 4 Adam Brown TP 3 James Tideswell HK 2 Dan George LP 1 Billy Moss Replacements: HK 16 Viliami Ma'asi PR 17 Shawn Pittman PR 18 Greg Bateman LK 19 Gary Johnson FL 20 Lee Beach SH 21 Robert Lewis FH 22 Seb Jewell Coach: Lyn Jones

Touch judges: Luke Pearce Chris Sharp Television Match Official: TBC

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• London Welsh win 66–41 on aggregate.

Total attendances

Club	Total	Average	Highest	Lowest	% Capacity	Home Matches
Bedford Blues	42,420	2,828	4,396	1,407	47%	15
Bristol	81,504	5,434	8,067	4,023	45%	15
Cornish Pirates	36,932	2,308	3,214	1,802	66%	16
Doncaster Knights	18,299	1,307	4,021	707	40%	14
Esher	14,396	1,028	1,418	743	34%	14
Leeds Carnegie	29,887	2,135	3,167	1,057	11%	14
London Scottish	17,967	1,283	2,103	740	29%	14
London Welsh	27,565	1,723	4,400	365	26%	16
Moseley	12,334	881	1,349	682	29%	14
Nottingham	17,991	1,285	2,102	487	7%	14
Plymouth Albion	24,099	1,721	2,850	1,330	20%	14
Rotherham Titans	19,744	1,410	2,467	463	56%	14

Individual statistics

Top points scorers^[12][13]

Player	Team	Appearances	Points
Rob Cook	Cornish Pirates	30	310
Garry Law	Rotherham Titans	23	255
James Love	Plymouth Albion	27	250
Alex Davies	London Welsh	28	250
Tommy Bell	Leeds Carnegie	20	232
James Pritchard	Bedford Blues	21	218
Daniel Mugford	London Scottish	19	215
James Arlidge	Nottingham	20	213
Tristan Roberts	Bristol	18	204
Ollie Thomas	Moseley	20	162

Top try scorers^[14][15]

Player	Team	Appearances	Tries
Josh Bassett	Bedford Blues	23	17
David Doherty	Cornish Pirates	23	14
Robin Copeland	Rotherham Titans	26	13
Phil Mackenzie	Esher	18	12
George Watkins	Bristol	21	12
Hudson Tonga'uiha	London Welsh	27	12
Ed Jackson	London Welsh	29	12
Shane Monahan	Rotherham Titans	26	11
William Helu	Bristol	14	10
Fautua Otto	Bristol	19	10
James Pritchard	Bedford Blues	21	10
Jack Tovey	Bristol	25	10
Juan Pablo Socino	Nottingham	28	10

• Statistics come from Stages 1, 2 and 3 of the Championship season.

RFU Dream Team XV

The RFU Dream Team is picked by the coaches of the twelve championship teams with Robin Copeland (Rotherham Titans) voted in by seven of the twelve teams. The Cornish Pirates and Bristol both have four players in the team, whilst Gavin Cattle and Dave Ward (both Cornish Pirates) are in the team for the third season in a row. Mark Irish, James Merriman (both Bristol), Juan Pablo Socino (Nottingham) and Rob Cook (Cornish Pirates) are in the team for a second season.^[16]

• 15 Rob Cook (Cornish Pirates)
• 14 Jack Tovey (Bristol)
• 13 Ian Thornley (Leeds Carnegie)
• 12 Juan Pablo Socino (Nottingham)
• 11 Josh Bassett (Bedford Blues)
• 10 Garry Law (Rotherham Titans)
•  9 Gavin Cattle (Cornish Pirates)
•  1 Mike Irish (Bristol)
•  2 Dave Ward (Cornish Pirates)
•  3 Aaron Liffchak (London Scottish)
•  4 Roy Winters (Bristol)
•  5 Ian Nimmo (Cornish Pirates)
•  6 Robin Copeland (Rotherham Titans)
•  7 James Merriman (Bristol)
•  8 Semisi Taulava (Rotherham Titans)

See also

• 2011–12 British and Irish Cup
• 2011–12 Cornish Pirates RFC season

References

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