2000 Northern Ford Premiership

Premiership
Northern Ford Premiership
Duration 28 Rounds
Number of teams 18
2000 Season
Grand Final winners Dewsbury Rams
League leaders Dewsbury Rams
Player of the year Mick Higham
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The 2000 Northern Ford Premiership season was the second tier of British rugby league during the 2000 season. The competition featured eighteen teams, with Dewsbury Rams finishing as league leaders and winning the Grand Final.

Championship

The league was won by Dewsbury Rams. Dewsbury also reached the Grand Final and defeated Leigh Centurions, with Leigh's Mick Higham winning the Tom Bergin Trophy. Dewsbury were not promoted to the Super League however, as their stadium did not meet the minimum requirements to be accepted into the league.

League table

Team Pld W D L PF PA Pts
1Dewsbury Rams 28221584840045
2Keighley Cougars 282206100240144
3Doncaster Dragons 28210788039742
4Leigh Centurions 28210785447642
5Featherstone Rovers 28201779552341
6Oldham Roughyeds 28191873451339
7Hull Kingston Rovers 281711058348135
8Widnes Vikings 281701169848334
9Swinton Lions 281321372673328
10Barrow Raiders 281401464771128
11Whitehaven Warriors 281111653367423
12Workington Town 281111650277623
13Rochdale Hornets 281001856369620
14Sheffield Eagles 28911847958519
15Hunslet Hawks 28802048767816
16Batley Bulldogs 28602248275912
17York Wasps 28512239285911
18Lancashire Lynx 28102730113612
Play-offs

Play-offs

Grand Final

29 July 2000
Dewsbury Rams 13 – 12 Leigh Centurions
Try: Eaton, Long
Goal: Eaton (2)
Drop goal: Agar
Report Try: Higham (2)
Goal: Bretherton (2)
Gigg Lane, Bury
Attendance: 8,487[1]
Referee/s: R. Connolly (Wigan)
Man of the Match: Mick Higham

See also

References

  1. Wilson, Andy (31 July 2000). "Dewsbury wait and hope". The Guardian. Retrieved 19 May 2015.

External links

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