Leigh Centurions have named their 19-man squad ahead their Kingstone Press Championship Round 9 game against Sheffield Eagles at the Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster on Sunday (4-15pm).



Paul Rowley’s side extended their club record run of successive victories to 19 with Easter Monday’s 54-6 win over Workington Town.



Their last defeat was at the Keepmoat Stadium against Doncaster last July.



Sheffield Eagles are in a fine run of form and have won their last seven Championship games since their opening round defeat at the hands of Dewsbury Rams.



The match is preceded by Doncaster’s Championship game against Dewsbury Rams (2pm) and a match day ticket covering both games is available.



Full ticket details taken from the Sheffield Eagles website are as follows:



2015 MATCH TICKETS

Match day admission prices for Sheffield Eagles home games are priced as follows:

Adults = £15; Concessions = £11; (Over 60’s and young adults aged 17-20); Juniors = £5 (16 and under).

There are a number of games at the Keepmoat that will be played as double headers with Doncaster kicking off at 2pm before Sheffield play at 4:15pm. Admission to these games are priced as follows:

Adults = £20; Concessions = £16; Juniors = £5;

Car parking is available at the stadium and is priced as follows:

Cars = £4; Mini Bus = £15; Coaches = £20



Leigh Centurions squad declaration:

1 Gregg McNally, 2 Adam Higson, 3 Greg Worthington, 4 Tom Armstrong, 5 Liam Kay, 6 Martyn Ridyard, 7 Ryan Brierley, 9 Bob Beswick, 12 Tommy Goulden, 13 Sam Barlow, 15 Jonny Pownall, 16 Michael Platt, 20 Sam Hopkins, 21 Jamie Acton, 22 Andrew Dixon, 23 Martin Aspinwall, 26 Gareth Hock, 27 Lewis Foster, 29 Jake Emmitt.

Guess Lewis Foster will play in the absence of Penky

Going to have to have a watch of the reserves game on Centurions TV, see how Tom Spencer is doing. He was playing very well before his injury would have expected him to play more games to get back up to full match fitness.

Spencer went ok as did Tracey , Peet and Wilkes

Penky is a big miss for us. Was our best player in both of our Easter matches.



Be a big chance for Foster to show what he can do though.

What's the matter with Ollie Wilkes? He went well, for long periods of the game at Hunslet, and I'd assumed he was then 'rested' on Easter Monday.