735 Fylde contra Preston Grasshoppers 6 de febrero de 2010
Asistencia más baja
100 (varios equipos)
Máximo anotador de puntos
Ross Winney (Macclesfield) 422 puntos
Máximo anotador de try
Paul Arnold (Caldy) 27 intentos
La National League 2 North 2009-10 fue la primera temporada (vigésimo tercera en total) de la cuarta división (norte) de las competiciones nacionales de rugby union inglesas desde que se introdujo el formato profesionalizado de la segunda división . Anteriormente conocida como National Division 3 North , había cambiado de nombre debido a los cambios generalizados en el sistema de liga por parte de la RFU , con la National One convirtiéndose en la Championship , la National 2 convirtiéndose en la National 1 y así sucesivamente. [1] [2] El sistema de liga era de 4 puntos por victoria, 2 puntos por empate y puntos de bonificación adicionales otorgados por anotar 4 o más tries y/o perder a 7 puntos del equipo victorioso. En términos de ascenso, los campeones de liga pasarían directamente a la National League 1, mientras que los subcampeones tendrían un desempate de un partido contra los subcampeones de la National League 2 South (en el estadio local del club con el récord de liga superior) por el puesto de ascenso final. Un cambio adicional en el sistema de liga vería aumentar la división de 14 a 16 equipos.
Después de terminar tercero la temporada anterior, Macclesfield subiría dos lugares mejor al ganar el título de liga en lo que fue una competencia muy reñida con el subcampeón Loughborough Students - Macclesfield asegurando el campeonato con el beneficio de solo 3 puntos (una victoria más). [3] [4] Loughborough Students no se uniría a Macclesfield en la Liga Nacional 1 2010-11, ya que perdieron su playoff en casa ante el subcampeón de la Liga Nacional 2 Sur 2009-10 Rosslyn Park . [5] En el otro extremo de la tabla, Waterloo sufrió su tercer descenso consecutivo como el peor equipo de la división, seguido en fechas posteriores por el más competitivo Bradford & Bingley y el recién ascendido Broadstreet. [4] Waterloo y Bradford & Bingley caerían a la Liga Nacional 3 Norte, mientras que Broadstreet volvería a caer a la Liga Nacional 3 Midlands . [6] [7]
Asistencia a Wagon Lane : 230 Árbitro: Paul Kimber
24 de abril de 2010
Fylde
16 - 25
Cáscara
Informe
Woodlands Memorial Ground Attendance: 310 Referee: Trevor Fisher
24 April 2010
(BP) Huddersfield
60 - 19
Waterloo
Report
Lockwood Park Attendance: 298 Referee: Rob Sheard
24 April 2010
(BP) Hull Ionians
29 - 3
Preston Grasshoppers
Report
Brantingham Park Attendance: 200 Referee: Simon McConnell
24 April 2010
(BP) Leicester Lions
100 - 14
Kendal
Report
Westleigh Park Attendance: 100 Referee: Richard Parker-Sedgmore
24 April 2010
Macclesfield
26 - 18
Loughborough Students
Report
Priory Park Attendance: 506 Referee: Andrew Vertigan
24 April 2010
(BP) Rugby Lions
26 - 34
Harrogate (BP)
Report
Webb Ellis Road Attendance: 245 Referee: Andrew Bickle
24 April 2010
(BP) Westoe
26 - 48
Caldy (BP)
Report
Wood Terrace Referee: D Edmunds
Round 20 (rescheduled game)
29 April 2010
Preston Grasshoppers
3 - 54
Macclesfield (BP)
Report
Lightfoot Green Attendance: 217 Referee: John Meredith
Game rescheduled from 2 January 2010.
Round 17 (rescheduled games)
1 May 2010
Bradford & Bingley
13 - 25
Huddersfield
Report
Wagon Lane Attendance: 270 Referee: D Edmunds
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
1 May 2010
Caldy
26 - 22
Harrogate (2BP)
Report
Paton Field Attendance: 341 Referee: Steve Harland
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
1 May 2010
(BP) Fylde
53 - 13
Broadstreet
Report
Woodlands Memorial Ground Attendance: 252 Referee: Philip Davis
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
1 May 2010
(BP) Hull Ionians
23 - 10
Kendal
Report
Brantingham Park Attendance: 200 Referee: Brendan Fitzmaurice
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
1 May 2010
(BP) Leicester Lions
50 - 7
Waterloo
Report
Westleigh Park Attendance: 120 Referee: Karl Kirkpatrick
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
1 May 2010
(BP) Macclesfield
50 - 17
Hull
Report
Priory Park Attendance: 340 Referee: John Meredith
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
1 May 2010
(BP) Rugby Lions
31 - 10
Preston Grasshoppers
Report
Webb Ellis Road Attendance: 320 Referee: Matthew Daubney
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
Round 17 (rescheduled game)
5 May 2010
(BP) Westoe
19 - 22
Loughborough Students
Report
Wood Terrace Attendance: 100 Referee: Andrew Vertigan
Game rescheduled from 9 January 2010.
Rounds 18, 20 & 22 (rescheduled games)
8 May 2010
(2BP) Bradford & Bingley
25 - 29
Caldy (BP)
Report
Wagon Lane Attendance: 195 Referee: Brendan Fitzmaurice
Game rescheduled from 16 January 2010.
8 May 2010
(BP) Broadstreet
12 - 19
Harrogate
Report
Ivor Preece Field Attendance: 150 Referee: Luke Pearce
Game rescheduled from 20 February 2010.
8 May 2010
(BP) Huddersfield
24 - 31
Leicester Lions (BP)
Report
Lockwood Park Attendance: 123 Referee: Darren Gamage
Game rescheduled from 16 January 2010.
8 May 2010
Kendal
14 - 40
Macclesfield (BP)
Report
Mint Bridge Attendance: 478 Referee: Chris Sharp
Game rescheduled from 16 January 2010.
8 May 2010
Preston Grasshoppers
10 - 32
Loughborough Students (BP)
Report
Lightfoot Green Attendance: 123 Referee: Andrew Jackson
Game rescheduled from 30 January 2010.
8 May 2010
(BP) Waterloo
34 - 5
Fylde
Report
St Antony's Road Attendance: 312 Referee: Wayne Falla
Game rescheduled from 16 January 2010.
Rounds 18 & 20 (rescheduled games)
15 May 2010
Huddersfield
C - C
Hull Ionians
Game rescheduled from 30 January 2010. Game would ultimately be cancelled as result would have no outcome on final league table.
15 May 2010
Preston Grasshoppers
C - C
Westoe
Game rescheduled from 16 January 2010. Game would ultimately be cancelled as result would have no outcome on final league table.
Promotion play-off
Each season, the runners-up in the National League 2 North and National League 2 South participate in a play-off for promotion into National League 1. Loughborough Students were runners-up in the North and would host the game as they had a better record in the league in comparison to the South runners up Rosslyn Park.
15 May 2010 15:00
Loughborough Students
21 - 43
Rosslyn Park
Report
Loughborough University Stadium Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Michael Tutty
[5][13][14]
Total season attendances
Figures not including north–south promotion playoff.
Club
Home Games
Total
Average
Highest
Lowest
% Capacity
Bradford & Bingley
15
3,053
204
275
100
5%
Broadstreet
14[a 2]
3,379
241
500
150
16%
Caldy
15
3,628
242
402
123
6%
Fylde
15
5,961
397
735
217
4%
Harrogate
13[a 3]
2,561
197
300
125
7%
Huddersfield
13[a 4]
3,035
233
303
123
16%
Hull
15
2,710
181
400
100
12%
Hull Ionians
15
3,600
240
500
150
16%
Kendal
15
6,446
430
523
334
14%
Leicester Lions
15
2,036
136
250
100
7%
Loughborough Students
15
2,470
165
250
100
5%
Macclesfield
14[a 5]
3,549
254
506
144
20%
Preston Grasshoppers
13[a 6]
3,370
259
473
123
5%
Rugby Lions
14[a 7]
3,407
243
533
160
6%
Waterloo
15
4,946
330
595
200
4%
Westoe
11[a 8]
1,807
164
250
100
^Note that 13 home attendances are missing (see below) - so the total attendance will not be 100% accurate. The average attendance has also been taken into account with the missing games not included.
^Missing home attendance v Hull on 14 November 2009.
^Missing home attendances v Rugby Lions on 5 September 2009 and Waterloo on 27 February 2010.
^Only played 14 home games as 1 game cancelled. Missing home attendance v Preston Grasshoppers on 27 March 2010.
^Missing home attendance v Waterloo on 10 October 2009.
^Only played 14 home games as 1 game cancelled. Missing home attendance v Rugby Lions on 19 September 2009.
^Missing home attendance v Huddersfield on 23 October 2009.
^Missing home attendances v Harrogate on 12 September 2009, Preston Grasshoppers on 26 September 2009, Waterloo on 24 October 2009 and Caldy on 24 April 2010.
Individual statistics
Note that points scorers includes tries as well as conversions, penalties and drop goals.
100 - 14 Leicester Lions at home to Kendal on 24 April 2010
Largest away win — 90 pts
104 - 14 Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010
Most points scored — 104 pts
104 - 14 Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010
Most tries in a match — 15 (x2)
Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010 Leicester Lions at home to Kendal on 24 April 2010
Most conversions in a match — 13
Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010
Most penalties in a match — 6
Huddersfield away to Caldy on 12 September 2009
Most drop goals in a match — 2
Kendal away to Huddersfield on 10 April 2010
[17][18][19][20]
Player
Most points in a match — 49
Ross Winney for Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010
Most tries in a match — 4 (x4)
Greg Summers for Broadstreet away to Hull Ionians on 26 September 2009 John Williamson for Leicester Lions at home to Westoe on 14 November 2009 Ross Winney for Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010 Matthew Clark for Huddersfield at home to Waterloo on 24 April 2010
Most conversions in a match — 13
Ross Winney for Macclesfield away to Waterloo on 30 January 2010
Most penalties in a match — 6
Chris Johnson for Huddersfield away to Caldy on 12 September 2009
Most drop goals in a match — 2
Mike Scott for Kendal away to Huddersfield on 10 April 2010
[21][22][23][24][25]
Attendances
Highest — 735
Fylde at home to Preston Grasshoppers on 6 February 2010
Lowest — 100 (x11)
Bradford & Bingley at home to Leicester Lions on 3 October 2009 Hull at home to Kendal on 7 November 2009 Loughborough Students at home to Rugby Lions on 2 January 2010 Westoe at home to Hull on 23 January 2010 Leicester Lions at home to Hull on 6 February 2010 Leicester Lions at home to Hull Ionians on 20 February 2010 Loughborough Students at home to Broadstreet on 27 February 2010 Leicester Lions at home to Harrogate on 27 March 2010 Loughborough Students at home to Leicester Lions on 3 April 2010 Leicester Lions at home to Kendal on 24 April 2010 Westoe at home to Loughborough Students on 5 May 2010
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