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Old Priorian Rugby Football Club Twisters (1st XV) squad
The Twisters represent the OPRFC at the highest level, with many of the squad having experience at the top London levels.
Twisters (1st XV)
Head Coach :
Peter Halsall
Backs Coach :
Myles Stringer
Left St. Benedicts in 2006. Play Centre, Fly half, Fullback and Openside Flanker. Personal Trainer and Elite Sports Developer
Captain :
Andrew Wilkie
Rule 76!
Defensive & Conditioning Coach :
Paul Jackson
Medical Cover :
David Langdon
I'm the newly installed Osteopath for Old Priorians. I have a clinic in Canary Wharf & Ealing plus will be covering match days & hopefully Thursday training sessions. Have a look at my web-site www.langdonosteopathy.com for more info about me. I look forward to meeting you all soon
Players
Ben Adubi
RASHEED ALAWIYE
' not as quick as I used to be ........'
Ryan Ashlee
naturally a tighthead prop, but can play anywhere in the front row when called upon. This is his forth season for the old priorians and thirteenth playing for a st. benedicts based side.
Schalk Blom
15 all the way!!! Only South African at the club!
Martin Borthwick
Elias Choueifati
Joe Codrington
Edd Conway
Left Bennies in 2005. University of Bath graduate. Preferably centre. Can play 15 and 10 if needed. Can kick at goal. General keeno for all things OP
Matt Davis
Just graduated so playing for OPs full time. I play backrow.
Jack Dever
like most people my age im 20...
also have a strong disliking of Ben Horan and everything that comes with him.
mike dever
Nahi Dib
Matthew Doyle
Matthew "Doylie" Doyle left St. Benedict's in 2004.
Rugby highlights included playing for the U11's when only 10, getting colours at U13 (which his mum then sewed onto his shirt!) and handing off Ed Conway in a 7's game.
Strengths: Piano duets, fanstasy football team names (Plymatt Ardoyle = recent favourite) & idle threats.
Weaknesses: Left ankle, 'Bounds' & long periods in the sun.
James Duggan
1997 Old Boy. Following a prolonged & revitalizing period in the rugby wilderness / pie shop I felt the need to put down that pie & pick up the boots again. I would rather play back row - but unfortunately due to being genetically inflicted with extreme medium pace I will probably end up in the 2nd row.
Luke 'The Hitman' Engmann
Enda Fahy
Nicholas Farren
Left St. Benedicts in '99 played for Ealing for 5 years after univeristy, before having a season at imperial medics last season. Reforming the OPs with Colin Stokes after agreeing it very drunk on a stag do.... Unfit and pretty injury prone i feel a place in the club house is calling...
Joe Gleeson
Centre, Full back or fly half. Left in 04' after joining the senior school in 97'. They call me the bri man. Used to love pies but now only have eyes for Mrs. Hanke. She's the best part of my healthy new diet.
Aristide Goualin
Robert Grant
I'm a really versatile player, can pretty much play anywhere, but choose to play 9 or 10, due to the status I get from playing here. I have quite a fantastic boot too, which im never scared to use!
I have played for OP's in the past but am fully committing to them this year now that I have finished uni. I was at York, where I was kind of a big deal (on and off the pitch), so I am aiming to carry this reputation over to the Old Priorian's team! Watch this space :>)
Andrew Haston
hooker/ flanker
left Bennies in '09
love the big hits!!
David Haston
Rob Haxby
Centre 12, 13
Ben Horan
"Ben Horan doesn't go hunting, as that presupposes the possibility of failure. Ben Horan goes KILLING."
An impact player for 80 minutes, Horan is deservedly considered by many OP pundits to be the complete second-row package. Never happier than when dancing the Five-point-fandango over the opposition's line, or securing turnover against impossible odds, Horan can always be found in the thick of the action. Friends and opponents alike are wont to refer to the 6' 5" powerhouse as the "Second Row Sasquatch," the "Mauling Marauder," the "Lineout Leviathan," the "Priorians Punisher," or simply the "Master of Disaster". His legion of female admirers however are more likely to refer to the Ickenham based hard man as the "Line-out Love Machine" or the "Lascivious Lock". Known as much for his off-field antics as his devastating forward play, Ben can always be found at the heart of any changing room banter or shenanigans, and is renowned for his ability to quoff prodigious quantities of throat oil in local hostelries with the chaps on club socials. All-in-all this dashing cavalier of the game is definitely one to watch, and an OP through and through. - E.C.
Mark Hyndman
Tom Jenkins
Huw Jones
Just starting playing again after 12 years of inactivity. Previously played for Pontypool RFC in the Welsh Premier Division. Estate Agent in Paddington. Married with two kids.
Ravi Joshi
Craig Kimberley
New lad who loves the set up at OPs. Just hoping I can stop picking up injuries long enough to go hunting a few scrum halves this year. Horrible creatures. Scurrying around chirping to the ref the whole time. Horrible things. Catch one, take to ground presenting to your pack to rumble over. The world just became a better place.
Damian Langley
John MacGarty
John-Ross Mack
Play 9 / 2 / or 1
William Marks
Adam McCulloch
Will Nossier
Sebastiano Oddi
Wing/ Fullback. Went to the Oratory but have been an Ealing lad for the last 23 years.
Sean O'Donnell
Peter O'Neill
Will Rowan
Stefan Rowell
play back-row and winger, left this year.
Romek Santos-Witkowski
ben scarles
A Prodigal son of Bennies. Back row
Adam Skibinski
Not my first time playing rugby.
Currently studying abroad in America so will be unable to attend any matches this season.
Peter Skibinski
Barney Wellings
Joe Wellings
Alex Wightman
Single male seeking female companionship. I’m a very good looking young man who loves to take long walks, beat up ninjas, test the acidity of fox urine and cosy winter nights by the fire. Really like a woman with a pickup truck. A candlelight dinner prepared by none other than Mrs. Gleeson will have me wet with desire whilst she is wearing only what nature gave her. Rub me the right way and watch me respond. An outstanding flanker who taught Neil Back everything he knows.
David Wilkie
Last year at bennies, would like to say i can prop with my brother but im totally different:
I can step he cant !
Im quick he's not !
I score trys !
better looking and can drink more !
Fill in most back positions (preferably fullback)
Mark Woolcott
Position: Second Row
Performance history
Season
Matches
Won
Drawn
Lost
All
93
69
0
22
2011-2012
22
18
0
4
2010-2011
27
14
0
13
2009-2010
24
23
0
1
2008-2009
20
14
0
4
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