13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League Show Episode 12

13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League Show Episode 13

🏉 Episode 13 – 13 Pro‑Am Community Rugby League Show BARLA National Cup: Big Scores, Big Performances, Big Conversations Episode 13 sees Dave Parkinson and Ste Beech dive into a full‑blooded weekend of BARLA National Cup action, where the scoreboards lit up, and the storylines wrote themselves. The lads open with a look at one of the standout results of the round — Ince Rose Bridge’s 84–12 win over Blackbrook — and they’re joined by the man who stole the headlines, Jamie Malone, fresh from his hat‑trick in a ruthless attacking display. Jamie gives honest, grounded feedback on the performance, the standards the group is chasing, and what it means to hit that kind of rhythm so early in the competition. From there, the show heads south as Brentwood Eels Head Coach Graham Forrester reflects on his side’s impressive 40–24 victory over Stainland Stags. Graham talks about the Eels’ growing identity, the moments that swung the contest, and the belief building inside the camp. Rounding out the episode, Dave and Ste catch up with Hunslet ARLFC joint coach and Director of Rugby, Jamie Field, who offers a thoughtful, experienced take on the Cup, the demands on community clubs, and how Hunslet are shaping up for the challenges ahead. Across the episode, the boys blend analysis, interviews, and proper rugby league conversation — celebrating the wins, questioning the issues, and shining a light on the people driving the community game forward.

13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League Show Episode 12

his week on the 13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League Show, Dave Parkinson and Ste Beech bring you another packed episode from the heart of the amateur game. We catch up with some of the biggest voices from across the community scene, including: Dave Rowland from Leigh Miners Rangers Adam Cunliffe from Stanningley Paul Gartland from Blackbrook Royals Ian Rooney from Wath Brow Hornets Danny Barker from Egremont Rangers Plus, we have a special BARLA National Cup feature as we speak with Ross Holroyd from Stainland Stags ahead of a huge cup occasion. As always, Dave and Ste bring you insight, passion, grassroots stories, and the voices that matter from across Community Rugby League. 🎙️ Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & MixLR 📻 Follow the live coverage and weekly shows from the team at 13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League

13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League Show Episode 11

Episode 11 of the 13 Pro-Am Rugby League Show sees Dave Parkinson and Ste Beech reflect on a superb night for Ashton Bears as they produced an outstanding second-half performance to secure victory away at Ince Rose Bridge. The lads give their thoughts on the key moments from the contest and what the result means moving forward. The episode also features post-match reaction from Ashton Bears Head Coach Neil Ireland and fullback Max Ruddock, alongside audio highlights from the game itself. Elsewhere, there’s reaction from across the community game, with interviews featuring Brad Crellin of Millom RLFC, Ryan Hodgson of Distington ARLFC, and Andrew Smith of Hensingham ARLFC, courtesy of Cumbria Crack.

NCRL - LIVE - Ince Rose Bridge v Ashton Bears

Ince Rose Bridge have the chance to close the gap on North West Conference leaders Orrell St James, while a win for visiting Ashton Bears could see them move as high as 7th.

13 Pro-Am Community Rugby League Show Episode 10

13 Pro‑Am Community Rugby League Show: Episode 10 (2026) Ste Beech and Dave Parkinson return for Episode 10 with a lively, honest look at one of the big talking points in the community game this week — BARLA National Cup participation and organisation. With four preliminary ties not taking place and default wins being issued, the lads dig into what’s going on, why it matters, and what it means for the competition’s credibility and future. Thankfully, there was action on the field, and the show brings listeners right into the thick of it with audio highlights from a compelling National Cup tie as ambitious Huddersfield outfit Moldgreen hosted Premier Division high‑fliers Thatto Heath Crusaders. We hear from: Kieran Rush, Moldgreen boss, reflecting on his side’s effort, ambition, and what they’re building. Mike Woods, the Thatto Heath head coach, is offering his take on the contest and the standards his side is setting. Andy Lea, the experienced Thatto prop, who gives a grounded, player ’s-eye view of the physical battle and where the Crusaders are heading. With the National Cup debate rumbling on, the boys also cast their eyes forward to all of this weekend’s fixtures