Stag to Warrior
Started by
Stag Fan
, Feb 14 2011 09:12 AM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 14 February 2011 - 09:12 AM
Hemel Stags are proud to announce that local lad Jamie Acton has signed a one year contract with Wigan Warriors.
Jamie came to Hemel as a sixteen year old and after growing up playing rugby union he has spent the past two and half seasons playing rugby league in the first team at Hemel. Stags boss Troy Perkins commented " This is great news for Jamie and great news for the club to see a local player get an opportunity at one of the biggest rugby league clubs in the world. Jamie is a great kid and has worked hard over the past couple of seasons and has been an asset to our team. He has improved every season and was influential in last seasons successful RLCN campaign. He is a quality player and I am sure that Wigans coaching staff can improve him to Superleague standard in the next couple of years. As a club we are proud of Jamie's achievement in being offered a contract and that is also recognition to our coaching structures and all the people that have played a part in his development including his team mates ".
Hemel Stags now have two players that have recently signed professional contracts with Dan Sarginson having signed a long term deal at Harlequins and been given a 2011 first team squad number at the age of seventeen.
Jamie came to Hemel as a sixteen year old and after growing up playing rugby union he has spent the past two and half seasons playing rugby league in the first team at Hemel. Stags boss Troy Perkins commented " This is great news for Jamie and great news for the club to see a local player get an opportunity at one of the biggest rugby league clubs in the world. Jamie is a great kid and has worked hard over the past couple of seasons and has been an asset to our team. He has improved every season and was influential in last seasons successful RLCN campaign. He is a quality player and I am sure that Wigans coaching staff can improve him to Superleague standard in the next couple of years. As a club we are proud of Jamie's achievement in being offered a contract and that is also recognition to our coaching structures and all the people that have played a part in his development including his team mates ".
Hemel Stags now have two players that have recently signed professional contracts with Dan Sarginson having signed a long term deal at Harlequins and been given a 2011 first team squad number at the age of seventeen.
#2
Posted 14 February 2011 - 03:40 PM
Hemel Stags are proud to announce that local lad Jamie Acton has signed a one year contract with Wigan Warriors.
Jamie came to Hemel as a sixteen year old and after growing up playing rugby union he has spent the past two and half seasons playing rugby league in the first team at Hemel. Stags boss Troy Perkins commented " This is great news for Jamie and great news for the club to see a local player get an opportunity at one of the biggest rugby league clubs in the world. Jamie is a great kid and has worked hard over the past couple of seasons and has been an asset to our team. He has improved every season and was influential in last seasons successful RLCN campaign. He is a quality player and I am sure that Wigans coaching staff can improve him to Superleague standard in the next couple of years. As a club we are proud of Jamie's achievement in being offered a contract and that is also recognition to our coaching structures and all the people that have played a part in his development including his team mates ".
Hemel Stags now have two players that have recently signed professional contracts with Dan Sarginson having signed a long term deal at Harlequins and been given a 2011 first team squad number at the age of seventeen.
Great news.
How did he get onto Wigan's radar?
North Derbyshire Chargers - join the stampede
Raising money for Prostate Cancer UK - ran the Spire 10 mile in August and the Worksop Half Marathon in October - more to come in 2013
Raising money for Prostate Cancer UK - ran the Spire 10 mile in August and the Worksop Half Marathon in October - more to come in 2013
#3
Posted 14 February 2011 - 05:11 PM
Great news.
How did he get onto Wigan's radar?
I think from playing in the England team thingy at under 18's
#4
Posted 14 February 2011 - 07:25 PM
At the Wales U18 Vs England U18 gane there was a scout from Wigan there, he kept asking the speccies the names of the players and who they played for.
#5
Posted 14 February 2011 - 07:32 PM
Well done to the young lad, what an opportunity, and well done to the Stags for helping him along the way.


"In left-wing circles it is always felt that there is something slightly disgraceful in being an Englishman, and that it is
their duty to snigger at every English institution"
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."
St Albans Centurions Website
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users














