2009 Barrow Raiders season

The Barrow Raiders, the English professional rugby league team from Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, competed in the second-tier competition of British rugby league, the 2009 Co-operative Championship.

Table

2009 Co-operative Championship
Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD BP Pts Qualification
1 Barrow Raiders 20 13 0 7 632 361 +271 5 44 Qualified for the play-offs
2 Halifax 20 13 0 7 714 476 +238 4 43
3 Sheffield Eagles 20 11 0 9 635 447 +188 9 42
4 Widnes Vikings 20 11 0 9 649 438 +211 6 39
5 Whitehaven 20 12 0 8 565 567 −2 3 39
6 Featherstone Rovers 20 12 0 8 619 524 +95 1 37
7 Gateshead Thunder 20 9 2 9 610 657 −47 3 32
8 Batley Bulldogs 20 8 2 10 536 620 −84 6 32
9 Leigh Centurions 20 9 0 11 426 572 −146 5 32 Relegated
10 Toulouse Olympique XIII 20 9 0 11 556 582 −26 3 30[a]
11 Doncaster 20 1 0 19 257 955 −698 −4 −1[b] Relegated
Source: www.cooperativechampionship.co.uk[1] and Rugby-League.com[2]
Rules for classification: 1st on league points; 2nd on match points difference.
Notes:
  1. ^ Toulouse were exempt from relegation. [1]
  2. ^ Doncaster had 5 bonus points, but lost 9 competition points for entering administration. [2]

2009 Fixtures and results

Competition Round Opponent Result Score Home/Away Venue Attendance Date
Northern Rail Cup - Rochdale Hornets Win 12-54 Away Spotland Stadium 510 15/02/2009
Northern Rail Cup - Halifax Loss 40-10 Away Shay stadium 1,687 22/02/2009
Northern Rail Cup - Keighley Cougars Win 34-7 Home Craven Park 1,311 01/03/2009
Northern Rail Cup - Widnes Vikings Win 12-4 Home Craven Park 1,563 04/03/2009
Challenge Cup 3 Blackpool Panthers Win 44-12 Home Craven Park 1,187 08/03/2009
Co-operative Championship 1 Doncaster Win 34-14 Home Craven Park 1,809 14/03/2009
Co-operative Championship 2 Gateshead Thunder Win 14-38 Away Gateshead International Stadium 502 22/03/2009
Co-operative Championship 3 Halifax Loss 26-28 Home Craven Park 1,918 28/03/2009
Challenge Cup 4 Wigan Warriors Loss 20-32 Home Craven Park 6,275 05/04/200
Co-operative Championship 4 Whitehaven Win 18-12 Home Craven Park 2,910 10/04/2009
Co-operative Championship 5 Leigh Centurions Win 16-25 Away Leigh Sports Village 2,177 13/04/2009
Co-operative Championship 7 Batley Bulldogs Win 52-0 Home Craven Park 1,757 25/04/2009
Co-operative Championship 8 Widnes Vikings Win 6-27 Away Halton Stadium 3,290 30/04/2009
Co-operative Championship 10 Toulouse Olympique Loss 22-14 Away Stade des Minimes 2,900 16/05/2009
Co-operative Championship 11 Featherstone Rovers Win 44-12 Home Craven Park 1,995 24/05/2009
Co-operative Championship 12 Sheffield Eagles Win 26-18 Home Craven Park 1,693 30/05/2009
Northern Rail Cup QF Dewsbury Rams Win 20-18 Away Boundary Park 1,650 06/06/2009
Co-operative Championship 13 Halifax Loss 30-24 Away Shay stadium 2,872 14/06/2009
Northern Rail Cup SF Featherstone Rovers Win 30-24 Away Craven Park 2,775 17/06/2009
Co-operative Championship 14 Batley Bulldogs Loss 46-16 Away Mount Pleasant 1,002 28/06/2009
Co-operative Championship 15 Toulouse Olympique Win 30-22 Home Craven Park 2,456 02/07/2009
Northern Rail Cup F Widnes Vikings Loss 30-24 - Bloomfield Road 8,720 11/07/2009
Co-operative Championship 16 Whitehaven Loss 28-4 Away Recreation Ground 2,708 16/07/2009
Co-operative Championship 17 Leigh Centurions Win 74-6 Home Craven Park 1,934 25/07/2009
Co-operative Championship 19 Doncaster Win 0-64 Away Keepmoat Stadium 481 09/08/2009
Co-operative Championship 20 Widnes Vikings Win 38-16 Home Craven Park 3,050 15/08/2009
Co-operative Championship 21 Featherstone Rovers Win 28-46 Away Chris Moyles Stadium 2,099 23/08/2009
Co-operative Championship 9 Gateshead Thunder Loss 12-16 Home Craven Park 2,981 30/08/2009
Co-operative Championship 22 Sheffield Eagles Loss 29-22 Away Don Valley Stadium 1,283 06/09/2009
Co-operative Championship SF Halifax Win 35-12 Home Craven Park 2,823 17/09/2009
Co-operative Championship F Halifax Win 26-18 - Halliwell Jones Stadium 11,398 04/10/2009

References

  1. ^ "Co-Operative Championship Table". www.cooperativechampionship.co.uk. Archived from the original on 5 March 2012.
  2. ^ "League Tables | Rugby-League.com". Rugby-League.com. RFL. Archived from the original on 25 August 2017. Retrieved 25 August 2017.
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