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Photo Mug : Tough tackler Lisa Gudgeon grounds Kirklees Rugby League Development Manager Mike Rowan
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Tough tackler Lisa Gudgeon grounds Kirklees Rugby League Development Manager Mike Rowan
Tough tackler Lisa Gudgeon grounds Kirklees Rugby League Development Manager Mike Rowan during his visit to Almondbury Infants School. Mike is taking a six-week course at the school, concentrating on ball handling and control and teamwork and it is the first time he has introduced infant age youngsters to the sport. 11th May 1992
Staff
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
HUD 92 3848
Media ID 21692626
© Mirrorpix
Huddersfield0592 Physical Education Primary School Rugby Tackle
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Relive cherished moments with our Media Storehouse Photo Mugs from Memory Lane Prints. This mug features a vibrant image of Tough Tackler Lisa Gudgeon bringing Kirklees Rugby League Development Manager Mike Rowan to his knees during a visit to Almondbury Infants School. Each mug is expertly printed with high-quality, long-lasting ink to ensure your favorite memories remain vivid. Perfect for sipping your favorite beverage while reminiscing about the thrill of the game. Order yours today and make every sip a memory!
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In this photo print, we witness the fearless Lisa Gudgeon executing a powerful tackle on Kirklees Rugby League Development Manager, Mike Rowan. The scene unfolds at Almondbury Infants School during Mike's six-week course focused on ball handling, control, and teamwork. This groundbreaking initiative marks the first time that infant-age youngsters are introduced to the exhilarating sport of rugby. Dated 11th May 1992, this snapshot encapsulates an era defined by children's education and physical development in Huddersfield. As part of their primary school curriculum, these young pupils engage in a thrilling session of PE led by none other than Mike himself. With enthusiasm radiating from their faces, they eagerly embrace this novel experience under his expert guidance. The image captures not only the intensity of Lisa's tackle but also reflects the transformative power sports can have on young minds. It symbolizes determination and resilience as Lisa fearlessly grounds her opponent while embodying the spirit of teamwork instilled by Mike throughout his course. This photograph serves as a nostalgic reminder of how educational institutions like Almondbury Infants School played an integral role in shaping future athletes and fostering a love for sports among children during the vibrant 1990s. It immortalizes a moment when boundaries were pushed and new possibilities were explored within physical education programs across schools nationwide. As we delve into this remarkable piece from Memory Lane Prints' collection, let us celebrate both Lisa's tenacity and Mike's pioneering efforts to introduce
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