Bank Quay Bulls Openage

Bank quay bulls open age are on the recruitment drive. If anyone fancy’s lacing the boots 🥾 up for the bulls , don’t hesitate in getting in touch , cracking set of lads , had a ruff time recently, but we ain’t giving up , training Thursdays 7 o’clock 🕖 Dallam playing fields
Longshaw street ❤️🤍💙🏉

Everyone at bank quay bulls open age wishes all the best to Lyn & barnie,on there special wedding day
This lovely couple follow us home an away every week when playing
❤️🤍💙🏉🥂🍾🎉👩🏼‍❤️‍👨🏻

Bank bulls open age , just wants to pass its dear condolences& love and prayers to the family of the young man who sadly lost his life on Tuesday night, may he rest in peace
No age to sadly lose his life, love from all the club at bank quay ❤️🤍💙

Match Report: Bank Quay Bulls 24–14 Runcorn Highfield ARLFC

It was a bruising, physical contest today as Bank Quay Bulls battled their way to a well-earned 24–14 victory over a tough Runcorn Highfield side. From the first whistle, both teams showed their intent in what proved to be a hard-fought encounter, with strong carries, big tackles, and relentless energy on both sides.

The Bulls opened their account through Marshall Hayes, who showed sharp awareness from dummy half. Spotting a gap close to the line, he sold a brilliant dummy five metres out before darting over to score. Hayes’ performance didn’t go unnoticed, earning recognition from the opposition in their man-of-the-match discussions.

Jayjay Catterall followed suit with a try of his own, again capitalising on quick thinking and strength. Throwing a clever dummy, he attacked the line with intent and battled his way through defenders to touch down. Catterall also added four successful conversions, proving crucial in building and maintaining the Bulls’ lead.

Continuing his impressive season, Niall Toher powered over from 10 metres out with a strong, determined run that underlined his form. His all-round performance earned him the opposition’s Man of the Match award, a testament to his impact on both sides of the ball.

One of the standout moments came from Jake Warburton, who read the play perfectly to intercept on the halfway line. With clear space ahead, he showed great pace and composure to race away and score. Warburton’s efforts saw him deservedly named Bank Quay Man of the Match.

Runcorn Highfield took a first half lead with 2 tries and never backed down, keeping the contest competitive throughout. However, the Bulls’ resilience and ability to capitalise on key moments ultimately made the difference.

A final mention goes to Jim Bird, who, along with Hayes, was highlighted by the opposition during their man-of-the-match deliberations—further recognition of the strong team performance on display.

Overall, it was a committed and physical showing from the Bulls, with standout individual performances complementing a solid team effort to secure the win.

🏆 NWML Cup – Group Stage Fixtures Announced! 🏆

The wait is over… here are our group stage fixtures for the NWML Cup! 🐂

📅 Saturday 2nd May
🆚 Halton Farnworth Hornets Arlfc (H)
⏰ 2:30pm Kick-off

📅 Saturday 23rd May
🆚 West Bank Bears ARLFC (H)
⏰ 2:30pm Kick-off

📅 Saturday 18th July
🆚 Salford-City Roosters (A)
⏰ 2:30pm Kick-off

We’re ready for the challenge and can’t wait to get started
Your support means everything – let’s pack out the sidelines and get behind the Bulls all the way! 🔵🔴

Full Time: Bank Quay Bulls 18–24 Newton Storm Open Age 2026

Not the result we were hoping for today, falling to a narrow defeat. A moment of ill-discipline in the first half saw us reduced to 12 men for the remainder of the game, which made a tough contest even harder. There were also some questionable decisions from the referee throughout, affecting both sides.

Despite that, there were plenty of positives to take. Big performances across the field, with special mentions to our Man of the Matches:
1️⃣ Callum Cragg
2️⃣ Niall Toher
3️⃣ Billy Myers

All three put in outstanding shifts and led by example.

Credit to Newton Storm, with the overall Man of the Match going to Harvey Jordan.

We go again next time — building week by week. 🔵🔴

🔥 MATCHDAY 🔥

We’re back at home this afternoon as Bank Quay Bulls Openage take on Newton Storm!🐂

📍 Longshaw St, Cheshire, Warrington WA5 0DY
🕝 Kick-off: 2:30pm

Your lineup is locked in and ready to go — let’s get down, get loud, and get behind the lads! 👏

🏉 SQUAD ANNOUNCEMENT! 🏉

The Bank Quay Bulls Openage are ready to take on Newton Storm Open Age 2026 this Saturday.

The squad is locked in — check out this week’s team!🐂

📍 Longshaw St, Cheshire, Warrington WA5 0DY
🕒 Kick-off: 2:30pm

Bring the noise!!

🏉PLAYING SQUAD FOR TOMORROW🏉

Here’s your Bank Quay 19-man squad for Saturday’s trip to take on Golborne Parkside Open Age

📍 Golborne Parkside sports & Community Club, Hugo Johnson Playing Fields, Rivington Ave, Golborne WA3 3HG
⏰ Kick-off: 2:30pm

The lads will be looking to put in a big performance on the road, and your support always makes the difference. If you can make it down, get behind the team and bring the noise! 🔴🔵

Let’s go Bulls! 🐂

🔜 NEXT UP FOR THE BULLS! 🐂

This weekend we’re back in action as we travel away to face Golborne Parkside Open Age for our next fixture. 🏉

📅 Saturday 14th March
⏰ 2:30pm Kick Off
📍 Golborne Parkside Sports & Community Club (WA3 3HG)

It’s always a tough challenge away at Golborne, and the lads will be looking to put in a big performance and bounce back from the opening week defeat.

If you can make the trip, your support on the road would be massively appreciated! Let’s get behind the Bulls! 🔴🔵