With their 54- 6 win over Leeds last night Quins have booked a place in the A League final, against Leicester
This game will be played on Monday 3rd May, KO 7pm at Welford Road, Leicester
Tickets: The whole stadium will be open and all seating will be Unreserved.
The cost of tickets are: -
Adults - £5
Under 16s - £1 Quins Season Ticket Holders - Free Of Charge (Leicester Tigers are producing a voucher which is to be used and Quins will e-mail this to all Season Ticket holders)
Quins will not be getting an allocation to sell due to the match being next Monday; and I do not believe that there will be any pre-sales.
Coach travel:
Quinssa are looking to run a coach to this game to get as much support as possible for the team.
Depart Stoop: 14.30
Depart Welford Road: 21.00
Note this means we will get back to Stoop after 23.00
Costs:
Member: £19.00
Non Member: £22.00
Senior member: £15.00
Senior Non member: £19.00
1st u16: Free
U16: £15.00
Please can you let Warren or Andrew know via coaches@quinssa.org.uk ASAP, if you are interested in travelling, in order for us to see if running a coach is a viable idea.
All A League games are on a Mon evening, including Finals, don't know why though.
Please come along, and make sure that you print off one of the free vouchers otherwise you might have to pay.
Always a good evening for all, but expect it to be be busy in the ground. Food and beer on sale all evening.
Hope to see you there.
Daft day, daft time. Is it because the A games are usually on a Monday? You would think they could choose a non-Bank holiday for once! Roads will be full. A real shame because I go to all the home A games and the last two were real crackers!
I suppose if the ko time, or day was changed, then all those supporters who have been to all the other rounds would moan that they can't make the final when they have been to all the other games ? Also unfair ?
Don’t know if they use the Ref-Link for A League games, but the ones from the Stoop worked at Welford Road last Saturday for the Guinness Premiership Game. Hope to see you there, what time is the coach likely to arrive at the ground?
Last night Skins said that all the squad were taking a coach up to the final. Great stuff! They have always been there to support the Academy and this is support in force.
Aston Croall captains Quins side in A League final
There is no doubt that tonight's A League final will be tough challenge for the Quins A side at Welford Road. Quins A V Leicester Development, Monday 3rd May. Kick off 7pm. Welford Road.
Although a daunting trip for any side, Quins A will face a team that not only includes Internationally capped players, but also a couple of British and Irish Lions who will be looking to take the game to Quins from the first whistle.
With the likes of Dan Hipkiss, Julian White, Sam Vesty and Harry Ellis, the Leicester A team hold more England caps than the current Quins first team and, with other Internationals such as Lucas Amorosino at full-back, the young Quins A squad will have to be at their best to stand up to this strong Tigers side.
Quins though have some impressive victories behind them, which includes the dominating defeats of Wasps A in the pool stages, along with Leeds A in the semi-finals and Quins will be looking to upset the Tigers in front of their home crowd and regain the title that they last won in the 2003/04 season.
There are a number of changes to the squad that took on Leeds A last Monday night at the Stoop.
After impressing the Quins coaches with his Premiership debut performance against Leicester Tige
rs less than two weeks ago, along with a strong performance against Leeds A, Joe Marler retains his starting position inthe front row. He will be joined by Dan Frazier and Aston Croall who, with Neil McMillan absent with an injury sustained against Leeds A, takes up the Captaincy.
In the second row Tomas Vallejos is joined by Charlie Mattthews and Tom Guest comes in to complete the pack.
In the backs, Rory Clegg and Sam Smith will also make the return trip to Welford road. They will be joined by Tom Casson, who comes in to replace Tosh Masson, and Nils Mordt. After helping the Royal Navy to victory at Twickenham, Josh Drauniniu starts on the bench, Olly Lindsay-Hague on the wing and Tom Williams returns from injury to take his position at full-back. Sam Stuart, who is still at school, follows in the footsteps of Danny Care, starting at scrum-half.
Quins fans will be pleased to see Mark Lambert on the bench after a long injury absence.
If you are planning to make the journey up to Welford Road this evening press here to download the free vouchers.
Quins A team to play Leicester Development, Monday 3rd May. Kick off 7pm.
1 Joe Marler
2 Aston Croall (Capt)
3 Dan Frazier
4 Tomas Vallejos
5 Charlie Matthews
6 Chris York
7 Luke Wallace
8 Tom Guest
9 Sam Stuart
10 Rory Clegg
11 Sam Smith
12 Tom Casson
13 Nils Mordt
14 Ollie Lindsay-Hague
15 Tom Williams
16 Rob Buchanan
17 Darryl Marfo
18 Will Collier
19 Mark Lambert
20 Sam Stitcher
21 Seb Jewell
22 Waisea Luvenyali
23 Josh Drauniniu
Tiggs Both teams entering into the spirit of development I see ??
A lot of players on both sides with lots of 1st team appearances.
Tigers Development XV (Harlequins A, Welford Road, Monday, May 3 7pm)
15 Lucas Amorosino
14 Billy Twelvetrees
13 Dan Hipkiss
12 Sam Vesty
11 Manu Tuilagi
10 George Ford
9 Harry Ellis
1 Robbie Harris
2 Jimmy Stevens
3 Julian White
4 Dan Hemingway
5 Calum Green
6 Ed Slater
7 Ben Woods
8 Ben Pienaar
Replacements
16 Charlie Clare
17 Jonny Harris
18 Ryan Bower
19 Tom Armes
20 Matt Everard
21 Sam Harrison
22 Andy Forsyth
23 Connor Smith
Harlequins A
15 Tom Williams
14 Ollie Lindsay-Hague
13 Nils Mordt
12 Tom Casson
11 Sam Smith
10 Rory Clegg
9 Sam Stuart
1 Joe Marler
2 Aston Croall (Capt)
3 Dan Frazier
4 Tomas Vallejos
5 Charlie Matthews
6 Chris York
7 Luke Wallace
8 Tom Guest
Replacements
16 Rob Buchanan
17 Darryl Marfo
18 Will Collier
19 Mark Lambert
20 Sam Stitcher
21 Seb Jewell
22 Waisea Luvenyali
23 Josh Drauniniu
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