2007 WORLD TOUR
2007 Junior World Results 2007 Junior Nations Cup 2007 Senior Individual Results 2007 Senior Nations Cup
World Senior Nations Cup 2007:
1. Poland 70
2. England 58
Szymański 15 (4,w,3,4,4) Aris 14 (3,4,4,2,1)
Włodarczyk 18 (4,3,4,4,3)
Pike 13 (3,2,-,4,4)
Bedra 6
(3,-,3,-,-)
Roberts 14 (4,4,3,-,3)
Ganczarek 20
(4,4,4,4,4)
Howells 12 (3,4,4,1,-)
Nowacki 11
(3,4,4)
Boaler 5 (w,2,3)
3. Australia 53
4. Wales 43
Pudney 14
(3,w,4,4,3)
Evans 6 (1,1,2,1,1)
Spear 15
(4,3,4,3,1)
Carmicheal 11 (1,3,2,2,3)
Hoppo 12
(2,3,3,3,1)
Harper 14 (1,4,3,2,4)
Fitzpatrick 9
(3,-,3,3,-)
D.Murphy 12 (4,2,1,3,2)
Matthews 3 (1,2)
5. Scotland 37
6. Ireland 31
Wadhams 10
(1,4,1,3,1)
O'Calegan 6 (2,-,1,1,2)
Frith 11
(2,3,w,2,4)
Doyle 9 (2,2,2,1,2)
Harvie 8
(2,2,1,1,2)
McLaughlin 2 (1,1,-,w,-)
Tulloch 8
(2,1,2,2,1)
Colby 10
(1,2,2,3,2)
J.Murphy 3 (1,2,1)
Poles Dominate Cycle Speedway Worlds
Marcin Szymanski, most people's pre-event favourite, is the new world senior cycle speedway champion. He led a Leszno 1-2-3 in the last of three run-offs in
Czestochowa, Poland, after five riders - all Polish - had tied on 16 points in the regulation 20 heats. Szymanski rides in the British Premier Leaue for current leaders Wednesfield.
Only two non-Polish riders made
it through to the individual final: defending champion and Australian seed Daniel Pudney, who scored 12 points with one exclusion, and England captain and seed Lee Aris, also from Wednesfield, who totalled 11 points.
World Senior Individual:
Semifinal 1:
1. Pudney 19 (4,4,4,3,4) 2. Nowacki 18 (3,3,4,4,4)
3. Włodarczyk 16
(4,4,1,4,3) 4. Kastrau 14 (1,3,3,4,3)
5. Piętak 14 (2,3,2,3,4)
6. Rycharski 14 (2,3,4,2,3)
7. Cegielski 14
(2,4,3,3,2)
8. Bedra 13+4 (4,2,1,4,2)
9. Wadhams 13+3
(4,1,2,2,4) 10. Bińkowski 12 (1,4,2,2,3)
11. Zieliński 12 (3,2,2,3,2) 12. Kozłowski 11 (3,2,3,2,1)
13. Głuchowski 10
(3,1,4,1,1) 14. Kokott 8 (2,2,1,1,2)
15. Hariss 6 (1,1,3,w,1) 16. J.Murphy 5 (1,1,1,1,1)
Semifinal 2:
1. Szymański 18 (4,4,4,4,2)
2. Ganczarek 18 (4,4,4,3,3)
3. Handke 15
(1,4,2,4,4) 4. Nowak 15 (4,1,3,4,3)
5. Duliński 15 (3,3,2,4,3)
6. Aris 14 (2,2,4,2,4)
7. Pilas 14
(3,3,3,1,4) 8. Paradziński 13+4 (4,2,1,2,4)
9. Żmuda 13+3 (1,4,3,2,3) 10. Wożny 12 (3,3,4,w/t,2)
11. Bielica 11 (3,3,1,3,1)
12. Kurkowski 11 (2,2,2,3,2)
13. Poprawski 9
(2,1,3,1,2)
14. Bartoszczuk 8 (1,1,2,3,1)
15. Spear 6
(2,1,1,2,w)
16. Harper 3 (1,2,w,w,w)
Final
1. Szymański 16 (2,3,4,4,3)
2. Ganczarek 16 (3,2,4,3,4)
3. Handke 16
(3,4,2,4,3) 4. Nowacki 16 (4,4,4,2,2)
5. Paradziński 16
(4,2,3,3,4) 6. Włodarczyk 14 (3,3,3,1,4)
7. Bedra 13 (3,1,1,4,4)
8. Nowak 12 (1,4,4,1,2)
9. Pudney 12
(4,w/t,3,2,3)
10. Aris 11 (2,4,3,2,w)
11. Kastrau 11
(1,3,2,2,3) 12. Rycharski 9 (1,3,1,4,w)
13. Duliński 9 (4,2,2,1,w/nk) 14. Cegielski 9 (2,1,2,3,1)
15. Piętak 6 (1,1,1,3,w)
16. Pilas 6 (2,2,w,1,1)
After 20 races there were 5 riders with 16 points: ICSF decide to make 2 semifinals and a final.
From semi final 1 with 3 riders - 2 of them qualified to final From semi final 2 with 2 riders - 1 qualified to final
Semifinal 1: Paradziński Ex Handke 1st Ganczarek 2nd
Semifinal 2: Szymański 1st Nowacki 2nd
Final: Szymański 1st Ganczarek 2nd Handke 3rd
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World Junior Cycle Speedway Championships
Baiter Park Poole, 20-22 July 2007 Reports: Graham Sutton & Brian Furness
SUN
DAY: Kolata Takes World Junior Crown
Junior World Championships Podium: L to R Zmuda, Kolata and Priest
Marcin Kolata became the pride of Poland as he took the World Junior title at Poole in a keenly contested final on the Baiter Park circuit ahead of fellow countryman Marek Zmuda and Australia's Ross Priest. The young Pole dropped his only point to Zmuda, winning his other 4 races in style thanks to some powerhouse starts but the positions could have been reversed if Zmuda had not taken a tumble in his second outing.
Ross Priest of Australia tied on 15 points with Batoliej Parol but drew the favour
ed inside gate and showed his rival a clean pair of wheels as he
sped home to take the final rostrum position to the cheers of his dedicated band of supporters, preventing a clean sweep of the honours by the Eastern Europeans.
Englishman Tom Colling was handicapped by a poor start with just 3 points from his opening two races but he recovered strongly to finish just a point outside the frame while the youngest finalist Tom Read of Exeter showed what a bright prospect he is at just 14 years of age, finishing several points ahead of several of the more fancied home riders in 6th position.
Round 2 action and the rain is very apparent on the track
After a nightmare start to the three day event which saw the Harbourside Park circuit under 12 inches of water on Friday morning following the torrential rain which has devastated many parts of the country, the weather improved steadily and Sunday's final was ridden in glorious sunshine as riders were cheered on by their partisan supporters.
Scorechart:
- 1st Marcin Kolata Poland 19 2nd Marek Zmuda Poland 17
- 3rd Ross Priest Australia 15 4th Bartolmiej Parol Poland 15
- 5th Tom Colling England 14 6th= Tom Read England 13
- 6th= Piotr Banasiak Poland 13 6th= Mitchell Spear Australia 13
- 9th= Matt Mathews Australia 11 9th= Piotr Jamroszczyk Poland 11
- 9th= Carl Jarvis England 11 12th Sebastian Morawiak Poland 10
- 13th Tomasz Bartusuk Poland 9 14th Kieran Jones Wales 8
- 15th Ashley Birks England 7 16th Tom Hibberd England 6
- Referee - Bob Prince
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- SATURDAY: England Reclaim Team Cup
England claimed the World Junior Team Cup for the first time since 2001, but not without a few scares along the way.
England enjoy their second title of the weekend
An exclusion for Tomasz Bartuszuk in heat 2 for movement at the tapes meant that Poland were always chasing the game, and trailed England by four points for most of the match. The visitors closed the gap in heat 11 with a win for Marcin Zmuda, with England's Scott Doherty coming in third behind Rob Fitzpatrick of Australia. However the cushion was restored in the very next heat when Bartolomiej Parol fell and took a single point behind heat winner Tom Hibberd.
In the penultimate heat, with England still four ahead, Tom Colling lined-up on gate four, while Poland, on the inside grid, brought in fast starting reserve Piotr Jamroszczyk. Looking for a good start , Colling moved at the tapes and was excluded. A repeat of the previous evening's final heat drama in the pais looked on the cards, but in the re-run, Jamroszczyk clashed with Welsh captain Kieran Jones. The bend judge saw a legging, and the Pole was also given his marching orders.
This left England needing a single point from the last heat, and the normally fiery Scott Doherty made absolutely sure there was to be no more drama with probably one of the slowest starts of his career, picking up third place as he passed the fallen Welsh rider Ben Mould.
Australia were always in the thick of the action, and would have been right up there with
England and Poland but for two early exclusions for causing stoppages which effectively ended their challenge for the top step of the podium.
Result: 2007 World Junior Team Cup.
- England 50 (Joshua Brooke 14, Tom Hibberd 13, Tom Colling 12, Scott Doherty 11, Chris Timms dnr)
- Poland 48 (Marcin Zmuda 15, Marcin Kolata 15, Tomasz Bartuszuk 7, Piotr Jamroszczyk 6, Bartolomiej Parol 5)
- Australia 41 (Matt Mathews 13, Rob Fitzpatrick 11, Mitchell Spear 9, Ross Priest 8, Matt Priest dnr)
- Wales 31 (Mark Carmichael 10, Kieran Jones 7, Ben Mould 7, Lee Tippins 6, Aaron Hughes 1)
- USA 23 (Brandon Weatherly 7, Cody Eaves 6, Joshua Byrum 6, Bryan Byrum 4)
- Referee: Bob Prince (England).
- FRIDAY: First Blood to England in World Junior Championships
- England took the first world title of the weekend with victory by the narrowest of
margins to claim the inaugural World Junior Pairs title at Baiter Park, Poole on Friday night.
Pairs success for the home nation
As so often happens in world team events, the match came down to a tight tussle between co-favourites England and Poland, and when the two nations faced each other in the last of the 20 scheduled heats, they were tied on 43 points each.
At the gun, Poland's Marcin Kolata took the lead from grid one, followed by England?s Tom Colling, but Tom Hibberd found himself at the back, a 6-4 reversal position which would have given Poland the title. However Hibberd never gave in, and passed Piotr Jamroszczyk to salvage a 5-5 and tie the match.
The title was decided by a single rider run-off. Poland won the toss, Kolata taking the inside grid, and England's nominee Hibberd on the outer gate. Kolata led from the tapes, but Hibberd shadowed him all the way, and swung inside to execute a masterly pass at the end of the third lap. The Polish number one failed to respond, and the title was England's.
Bronze medallists Australia were always in the hunt, but three shared heats from their last four rides, including one against Wales which could have been so much worse had Kieran Jones not fallen when challenging Australia's Matt Mathews, took the edge off their challenge.
Result:
- England 48 Poland 48 Australia 45 Wales 34 USA 24
- Earlier in the day, the start was delayed after heavy overnight rain left half the finishing straight and most of the car park underwater. But sterling work by the Poole track staff allowed the individual qualifying rounds to start just over 90 minutes behind schedule, and by the end of the day the programme was back to timetable.
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WORLD INDIVIDUAL QUALIFYING RESULTS
Match A L.Richardson 20, M.Spear 18, D.Peace 17, J.Brooke 17, C.Jarvis 16, T.Pike 13, J.Jakubiak 13, L.Armes 12.
Match B R.Barumgarten 18, M.Mathews 18, A.Birks 18, T.Haddock 17, J.Fojutski 14, S .Morawiak 13, N.Groves 13, P.Jakubczak 13.
Match C P.Jamroszczyk 18, T.Hibbard 18, R.Priest 16, T.Read 16, P.Czeechowski 15, M.Zmuda 15, M.Zajac 14, S.Jarvis.
Match D S.Docherty 20, T.Bartoszuk 19, C.Timms 18, P.Kriger 16, S.Smith 15, B.Mould 15, P .Lesny 14, D.Pacholczyk 13.
WORLD PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP
England 50, Poland 50, Australia 45, Wales 34, USA 24.
England wins in run off (Tom Hibbard (Eng) beat Marcin Kolata (Pol) in race off for title).
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Yorkshire 93 Australia 87. International Challenge Round 2. Hessle Raceway. Saturday 14th July 7-00.pm.
The Australian's had won the first leg at Cookson Park by over 25 points and the second leg at the Graves centre was called off due to heavy rain. The tourists swapped their Cookson Park guest Craig Marchant for Chris Woodward, while Yorkshire included two Sheffield based Polish riders to bolster the side. The track looked good after recent rain, but proved slippy especially in the opening heats.
The first race started controversially with World Champion Daniel Pudney falling on the last bend, bringing down two opponents while his team mate Chris Woodward cruised to the win and Daniel sprinted for second. The next five heats were drawn before Darius Pilas / Corey Graham took a 7-3 in heat 6 to level the scores. This was followed by a Adam Stephenson / Andy Angell 6-4 to take the home side into a two point interval lead.
The meeting was raced in uncharacteristic sunshine, and a good crowd were cheering on both sides. The Yorkshire men started the second half well with 6-4's to Corey Graham / Jamie Brown and Ryan Hoyland / Pavel Kozlowski. The visitors hit back with a heat 14 maximum for Rob Findlay / Brad Hoppo to get within two points of their hosts. Heat 16 was to be decisive with Adam Stephenson / Darius Pilas making the gate to claim a 7-3 and a 6 point lead which the Yorkshire side held onto with draws in the last two heats.
Daniel Pudney cruised to an great maximum after his first heat scare, and was well backed by Brad Hoppo and the rest of the side. Chris Woodward was unfortunate to fall in heat 13 and suffered an injury to his hand. Darius Pilas was on top form for his adopted side, with Adam Stephenson again the surprise package in a very solid Yorkshire performance. The meeting was raced in a great spirit and was rounded off in the rugby club with a few drinks and presentations, before the Ausies biked home!
Yorkshire:Darius Pilas 16+3, Andy Angell 15, Pavel Kozlowski 15, Adam Stephenson 14+1, Corey Graham 11+1, Jamie Brown 9+2, Ryan Hoyland 9+1, Mark Dilcock 4.
Australia:Daniel Pudney 19+1, Brad Hoppo 12+2, Matt Matthews 12, Mitch Spear 11, Ross Priest 10+2, Rob Fitzpatrick 10+1, Chris Woodward 8+2, Rob Findlay 5.
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World Senior Individual Draw for Poland REDRAW
REVISED INDIVIDUAL QUALIFYING DRAW
Match A: Friday 27 July, 10:00 Czestochowa
1 Mitchell Spear Findon AUS 2 Chris Roberts Poole ENG
3 Dariusz Kurkowski Torun POL 4 Mark Boaler Horspath ENG
5 Artur Poprawski Rawicz POL 6 Przemek Binkowski Torun POL
7 Ewan Tulloch Edinburgh SCO 8 Kamil Bielica Swietochlowice POL
9 Chris Jewkes Wednesfield ENG 10 Grzegorz Głuchowski Gniezno POL
11 Piotr Lesny Rawicz POL 12 Mateusz Bystry Czestochowa POL
13 Marek Zmuda Leszno POL 14 Piotr Jamroszczyk Ostrow POL
15 Piotr Banasiak Czestochowa POL 16 Radosław Handke Leszno POL
Match B: Friday 27 July, 12:00 Czestochowa
1 Robert Bedra Bydgoszcz POL 2 Robert Fitzpatrick LeFevre AUS
3 Tomasz Włodarczyk Czestochowa POL 4 Radosław Wróblewski Bydgoszcz POL
5 Marcin Puk Gniezno POL 6 Marcin Szymanski Leszno POL
7 Radomir Czarnecki Torun POL 8 Marcin Erbisz Swietochlowice POL
9 Piotr Pinas Leszno POL 10 Pawel Cegielski Torun POL
11 Marek Pronobis Swietochlowice POL 12 Dariusz Pilas Leszno POL
13 Damian Ogorek Swietochlowice POL 14 Rafal Dulinski Bydgoszcz POL
15 Szymon Komander Swietochlowice POL 16 Damian Wojczynski Ostrow POL
Match C: Friday 27 July, 12:00 Swietochlowice
1 Barry Copping Somersham ENG 2 Garry Pearce Wednesfield ENG
3 Jaroslaw Marek Ostrow POL 4 Piotr Szumny Rawicz POL
5 Pawel Kozlowski Gniezno POL 6 Matt Matthews Salisbury AUS
7 Marcin Malolepszy Czestochowa POL 8 Lukasz Taczak Leszno POL
9 Marcin Kołata Ostrów POL 10 Dominik Rycharski Czestochowa POL
11 Mariusz Sobik Rawicz POL 12 Miroslaw Grocki Swietochlowice POL
13 Sebastian Wodecki Torun POL 14 Tomasz Bartoszuk Leszno POL
15 Lukasz Kokott Gniezno POL 16 Shaun Rudman Horspath ENG
Match D: Friday 27 July, 14:00 Swietochlowice
1 Tomasz Grzybek Swietochlowice POL 2 Damian Wozny PFKS POL
3 Paweł Szychalski Czestochowa POL 4 Lukasz Piszczek Krosno POL
5 Artur Nowak Leszno POL 6 Brad Hoppo Salisbury AUS
7 Rafal Chabowski Zoledowo POL 8 Steve Harris Horspath ENG
9 Robert Fleming LeFevre AUS 10 Konrad Piętak Częstochowa POL
11 Mick Aris Wednesfield ENG 12 Stephen Harvie East London SCO
13 Aleksander Zieliński Torun POL 14 Lukasz Nowacki Bydgoszcz POL
15 Michal Kastrau Bydgoszcz POL 16 Marcin Paradzinski Torun POL
RIDERS SEEDED TO SEMI-FINALS
Daniel Pudney LeFevre AUS Lee Aris Wednesfield ENG
Dave Murphy Poole WAL John Murphy Norwich IRE
Marcus Wadhams Birmingham SCO Maciej Ganczarek Leszno POL
The revised draw was conducted on Sunday 22nd July during the World Junior Championships at Poole under the auspices of the International Cycle Speedway Federation. The draw was conducted by ICSF Secretary Pete Barnes, assisted and witnessed by Geoff Gamage (GB International Competitions Manager), Dariusz Wychodil (Poland), Fay Fitzpatrick (Australia) and Brian White (USA).
The redraw was made on the instructions of the ICSF, who concluded at its meeting held on the previous day in Poole, that the original draw had not been fully open and transparent.
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Australia defeats Yorkshire in friendly warm up
Cookson park staged their biggest cycle speedway match since the re-opening when hosting the first of a three match test series between a Yorkshire select and a visiting Australia team who are over in England as part of the first leg of a tour taking in the world junior and senior championships.
The Yorkshire team was drawn from Sheffield , Heckmondwike and Hull and the Australians included the current World champion Daniel Pudney.
Heat 1 brought together Pudney and current Sheffield sensation Jono Birks and it was first blood to Yorkshire as Birks , cheered on by a large enthusiastic crowd raced away to give the home team an early boost with a fine victory. However the Australians soon got into their stride and heat 2 brought them a 7-3 heat victory thanks to Ross Priest and their recent Sheffield Stars signing Mitchell Spear .
Victory in the next heat for the Yorkshire captain , Sheffields Chris Turner , brought another shared heat but it was only a temporary respite as the Aussies forged further ahead to lead at the interval stage 52-38.
The second half followed the same pattern with only Jono Birks being able to effectively compete with the Australian big guns as he reeled off 5 heat wins , beating all of the opposition in turn. Whilst the remainder of the team fought manfully , only 2 further victories were forthcoming as the Aussies stretched their lead to finish the match with a handsome victory 105 - 75.
Scorers for Yorkshire;
Jono Birks(Sheffield) 21 , Chris Turner(Sheffield)10 , Dave Murphy(Heckmondwike)10 , Darren Kent(Heckmondwike)9 , Matt Beharrel (Hull)8 , Mick Knowles(Sheffield)6 , Adam Stephenson(Hull)6 , Rob Mawhood(Sheffield)5.
Australia;
Daniel Pudney17 , Ross Priest16 , Mitchell Spear15 , Brad Hoppo15 , Robert Fitzpatrick14 , Craig Marchant13 , Matt Matthews11 , Robert Fleming4.
The series continues with the 2nd match at the Graves tennis & leisure centre on Friday 13th July and the final match at Hull on Saturday 14th July both 7.00 pm starts before the Australians set of for Poole next weekend for the start of their World championships quest.
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Leicester vs Australia
Both sides tracked a mixture of youth and experience, and it was the Leicester youth that had the edge lower down the order, Jayes and Hogan outscoring Flemming and Matt Priest 23 points to 6.
Lukas Nowacki scored a paid maximum for the Monarchs whilst Carl Jarvis had the satisfaction of beating the world champion with a fine pass on the final bend of heat 5.
Apart from Pudney and Brad Hoppo Mitch Spear and Ross Priest both impressed for the tourists...as did the referee Mr Alan Evans!
Leicester 93
L Nowacki 4,4,4,3+,4 = 19+1 C Jarvis 2,4,4,4 = 14 N Venson 2,2,2,2 = 8+2 R Venson X,3,2,2, = 7+1
C Marchant 4,2,3+,X = 10+2 P Hunt 1,4,3,2 = 9 S Jayes 2,4,3,1 = 10 J Hogan 2,3,2+,4,2 = 13+1
Australia 83
B Hoppo 1,3,1,3+,2+ = 10+2 D Pudney 3,3,4,4,3+ = 17+1 M Matthews 4,2,2,X,3 = 11 R Priest 3+,X,4,2,3 = 12+1
M Spear 3,3,4,4,4 = 18 R Fitzpatrick 2+,2+,1,3,1 = 9+2 R Flemming 1,1,1 = 3 M Priest 1,1,1, = 3
England v Poland Test Match England v Poland at Heckmondwike, 23 June 2007
Images: Len Priestley (inc Galleries) & Shaun Hudson
In Saturday nigh
t's international between England and Poland, at Heckmondwike, England won a very hard fought match, 86-85, to clinch the three match series.
Thanks to Sheffield Star's Shaun Hudson and Len Preistley.
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World Junior Individual Qualifying
This is the draw for the World Junior Individual Qualifying Round 1 on Friday 20th July. All the events in the Championship will be staged at Poole. The completed timetable of events will be forwarded in the next week.
Late entries for the five vacant spaces will be accepted by E Mail to Pete Barnes no later than 17.00 on Wednesday 18th July.
The draw was conducted on Sunday 24th June by the ICSF Secretary Pete Barnes and witnessed by: Brad Hoppo Australia, Ben Donohue England, Kevin Lowey Ireland, Artur Poprawski Poland & Colin Simmons Wales
Match A - 09.30 am
1/ Mateusz Bysty - Czestochowa 2/ Piotr Banasiak - Czestochowa
3/ Vacant 4/ Carl Jarvis - Leicester
5/ Dayle Peace - Wednesfield 6/ Mitchell Spear - Findon
7/ Vacant 8/
9/ USA tba 10/ Luke Armes - Poole
11/ M Jakub Jakubiak - Swietochlowice 12/ Joshua Brooke - Ipswich
13/ Michal Niemczyk - Krosno 14/ Lee Richardson - Great Blakenham
15/ Thomas Pike - Ipswich 16/ Szymon Kowaiczyk - Ostrow
Match B 11.15 am
1/ Mark Carmichael - Newport 2/ Matt Matthews - Salisbury
3/ Jakub Fojutowski - Torun 4/ Vacant
5/ Kamil Balik - Czestochowa 6/ Rafal Baumgarten - Krosno
7/ Jaroslaw Szeps - Torun 8/ Tom Haddock - Wednesfield
9/ Michal Rodzen Zielona - Gora 10/ Kamil Bielaczek - Swietochlowice
11/ Jake Williams - Poole 12/ Jazz Abbott - Hethersett
13/ Sebastian Morawiak - Zoledowo 14/ Nathan Groves - Birmingham
15/ Vacant 16/ Patryk Jakubczak - Leszno
Match C - 1.00pm
1/ Paul Janaway - Southampton 2/ Stephen Jarvis - East London
3/ Bartolomiej Parol - Zoledowo 4/ Marcin Niedzielski - Torun
5/ Thomas Reed - Exeter 6/ Pawel Czechowski - Torun
7/ Krzysztof Ochlik - Swietochlowice 8/ Marek Zmuda - Leszno
9/ Ryan Hoyland - Sheffield 10/ Piotr Jamroszczyk - Ostrow
11/ Ross Priest - Findon 12/ Mateusz Surmacz - Krosno
13/ Michal Zajac - Leszno 14/Tom Hibberd -Sandwell
15/ Marcin Wawrzyniak - Gniezno 16/ Aaron Hughes - Newport
Match D - 2.45 pm
1/Jamie Brown - Sheffield 2/ U SA tba
3/ Sammy Smith - Wednesfield 4/ Puryk Kriger - Leszno
5/ Scott Doherty - Wednesfield 6/ Damian Pacholczyk - Zoledowo
7/ Bartosz Hankiewicz - Rawicz 8/ Poitr Lesny - Rawicz
9/ Jake Burns - Poole 10/ USAtba
11/ Ben Mould - Newport 12/ Vacant
13/ Piotr Pluczynski Krosno 14/David Ball - Sandwell
15/ Tomasz Bartoszuk - Leszno 16/ Chris Timms - Birmingham
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