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White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre (Formally New River Stadium)
White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre is set in forty acres of landscaped parkland. It is one of Haringey’s most grassed areas. The complex itself houses an athletics track, football pitches, rugby pitches, tennis courts and a state of the art 3g multi use games area.
The complex is home to the: - Haringey & Enfield Athletics Club
- Wood Green Weightlifting Club
- Haringey Rhinos Rugby Union Club
- And the London Skolars
The Stadium has a capacity of 5000, with covered seating in the grandstand for 1000. Address: London Skolars RLFC, White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, White Hart Lane, Wood Green, London, N22 5QW.
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The Skolars stadium is approximately 1 mile from Wood Green Underground Station, which is on the Piccadilly Line and only 15 minutes from Kings Cross Station. The W3 bus from Wood Green Station drops very close to the Stadium and, on Friday Night Lights, Skolars run a courtesy bus service to and from the station (check for details) Heritage Centre:
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London Skolars were founded during the Centenary Season of the Rugby Football League in 1995. Initially created for post-university graduates in London, the club quickly became one open to all and reflecting the cosmopolitan nature of Rugby League in the English capital. After achieving initial success within the London League, the club became one of the founding members of the Southern Conference in 1997,the forerunner to the RFL Summer Conference, winning the competition during its inaugural season. Later that year, they entered BARLA National Conference League, as the club played both in winter and in summer for four consecutive seasons. During that period the club hosted Strella XIII, on the first tour of Great Britain by a team from Tatarstan in 1998. That was followed by a tour of Tatarstan and Russia, the first time that an amateur club had toured the former Soviet Union. The club also demonstrated a commitment to developing the game during its amateur period, being one of the few amateur clubs to employ their own development officers. Three of its juniors have already played Super League. In 2002 the club’s application to join the National Leagues the following year was accepted, the first club in 80 years to make the jump from the amateur ranks to the professional leagues. The first team plays in The Co-operative Championship Division 1. The club stills runs amateur teams that play in the regional leagues and an old boys’ side. |
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Address: London Skolars RLFC, White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, White Hart Lane, Wood Green, London, N22 5QW.
Map: Click here
The Skolars stadium is approximately 1 mile from Wood Green Underground Station, which is on the Piccadilly Line and only 15 minutes from Kings Cross Station. The W3 bus from Wood Green Station drops very close to the Stadium and, on Friday Night Lights, Skolars run a courtesy bus service to and from the station (check for details) Telephone: 0208 8888 488
Fax: 0208 8818 983
Email:
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Chairman: Terry Browne
Directors: Hector McNeil, Terry Browne, Mark Croston, Andrew Jackson, John Piercy, Kevin Milne
Development Director: Darren Williams
General Manager: Howard Kramer -
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Community Manager: Paul Thorman -
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Community Sports Coach: Graeme Spencer -
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Community Sports Coach: Neil Thorman -
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Administration and Sales Support: Haidee Kramer -
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Head Coach: James Massara
Assistant Coach: Jermaine Coleman, Joe Mbu Strength & Conditioning Coach: Jamie Boston |
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