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Although it was a miserable season on the pitch for Scunthorpe, comfortably the weakest side in the division in terms of results, the loss of their player James Walker, who died earlier in the season was a far keener felt blow.[1]  On 7 March Caldy became champions with a resounding 49\u20135 win away to relegation threatened Preston Grasshoppers to seal an instant return to National League 1 and claim their second National League 2 North title.Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom, the Rugby Football Union officially cancelled the season on 20 March 2020, after an initial postponement of all rugby in England including training.[2][3]  After the cancellation was announced the RFU used a best playing record formula to decide the final table.[4]  With Caldy already promoted, Fylde claimed the runners up spot but missed out on promotion as the 2019\u201320 National League 2 South runner up, Tonbridge Juddian had a better comparative league record and went up instead (the playoff had been cancelled).  Joining Scunthorpe in the relegation spots were Preston Grasshoppers and Otley.  Although Preston were as good as down by the time the leagues were suspended, Otley were in a real battle against Luctonians, and will feel hard done by.  Scunthorpe will drop to Midlands Premier while Otley and Preston Grasshoppers will drop to North Premier.  For Otley, once a second tier club, the drop to the regional leagues will be the lowest level they have played at since the 1990s.The league was an interesting one in terms of National League 2 North records, included records that might have been achieved had the full 30 games been played.  For instance, Caldy, with 25 wins out of 25 were looking to break the record of 28 wins (out of 30) set by Hull Ionians in the 2012\u201313 season.  They may also have shattered the 134 point record set by Ionians during the 2014\u201315 season with a maximum of 144 achievable.  A club record that were achieved despite the premature ending were the 4 draws achieved by Huddersfield (breaking the record of 3 set by numerous teams), while Caldys Gavin Roberts, in finishing as league top scorer for the second time in his career, tied a record set by a number of other players such as the prolific Chris Johnson.  Stourbridge’s Dan Rundle, finishing as top try scorer with 30 tries would likely have beating the existing record of 32 tries in a season (set several times by Nick Royle).While Caldy had been looking to break records, Scunthorpe were looking to avoid making any of their own.  Although the early end of the season meant they wouldn’t equal the 30 games lost by Manchester and Dudley Kingswinford in the 2010\u201311 and 2013\u201314 seasons respectively, the club’s relegation was their third from the division – equalling Morley and Sheffield.  A final record that was set was the league average league attendance which reached an all time divisional high of 348, helped by good regular attendances at the likes of Fylde, Hinckley and Wharfedale.  This was the first time in recent seasons that the National League North average attendances trumped those in National League South.Table of ContentsStructure[edit]Participating teams and locations[edit]Fixtures & Results[edit]Round 1[edit]Round 2[edit]Round 3[edit]Round 4[edit]Round 5[edit]Round 6[edit]Round 7[edit]Round 8[edit]Round 9[edit]Round 10[edit]Round 11[edit]Round 12[edit]Round 13[edit]Round 14[edit]Round 15[edit]Round 16[edit]Round 17[edit]Round 18[edit]Round 19[edit]Round 20[edit]Round 21[edit]Round 22[edit]Round 23[edit]Rounds 8, 9 & 23 (rescheduled games)[edit]Round 24[edit]Round 25[edit]Round 23 (rescheduled games)[edit]Round 26[edit]Round 27[edit]Round 28[edit]Round 24 (rescheduled game)[edit]Round 29[edit]Round 30[edit]Attendances[edit]Individual statistics[edit]Season records[edit]Team[edit]Attendances[edit]Player[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Structure[edit]The league consists of sixteen teams with all the teams playing each other on a home and away basis to make a total of thirty matches each. There is one automatic promotion place, one play-off place and three relegation places. The champions are promoted to the 2020\u201321 National League 1 and the runners up play the second-placed team in the 2019\u201320 National League 2 South with the winner also being promoted.  The last three teams are relegated to either North Premier or Midlands Premier depending on the geographical location of the team (in some cases teams may join the southern regional leagues).The results of the matches contribute points to the league as follows:4 points are awarded for a win2 points are awarded for a draw0 points are awarded for a loss, however1 losing (bonus) point is awarded to a team that loses a match by 7 points or fewer1 additional (bonus) point is awarded to a team scoring 4 tries or more in a match.Participating teams and locations[edit]Eleven of the teams listed below participated in the 2018\u201319 National League 2 North season.  The 2018\u201319 champions, Hull Ionians, were promoted into the 2019\u201320 National League 1, replacing Caldy and Loughborough Students who were relegated from the 2018\u201319 National League 1.[5][6][7]  The three teams relegated from National League 2 North the previous season were Peterborough Lions and South Leicester (both Midlands Premier) and Macclesfield (North Premier).[8][9][10]The promoted teams include Scunthorpe (champions) and Luctonians (play-offs) from Midlands Premier, while Hull come up as champions of North Premier.[11][12][13]  In order to address an imbalance of teams, Leicester Lions have been level transferred to the 2019\u201320 National League 2 South as the most appropriate located team in terms of access to the southern sides.TeamGroundCapacityCity\/AreaPrevious seasonCaldyPaton Field4,000Thurstaston, Wirral, MerseysideRelegated from National 1 (14th)ChesterHare Lane2,000 (500 seats)Chester, CheshireRunners up (lost play-off)FyldeWoodlands Memorial Ground9,000Lytham St. Annes, Lancashire6thHinckleyDe Montfort Park2,000Hinckley, Leicestershire10thHuddersfieldLockwood Park1,500 (500 seats)Huddersfield, West Yorkshire4thHullFerens Ground1,500 (288 seats)Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of YorkshirePromoted from North Premier (champions)Loughborough StudentsLoughborough University Stadium3,000Loughborough, LeicestershireRelegated from National 1 (16th)LuctoniansMortimer Park2,500 (300 seats)Kingsland, HerefordshirePromoted from Midlands Premier (play-off)OtleyCross Green5,000Otley, Leeds, West Yorkshire9thPreston GrasshoppersLightfoot Green5,000Preston, Lancashire7thScunthorpeHeslam ParkScunthorpe, LincolnshirePromoted from Midlands Premier (champions)Sedgley ParkPark Lane3,000Whitefield, Bury, Greater Manchester3rdSheffield TigersDore MoorSheffield, South Yorkshire13thStourbridgeStourton Park3,500 (499 seats)Stourbridge, West Midlands11thTynedaleTynedale Park2,000 (400 seats)Corbridge, Northumberland5thWharfedaleThe Avenue2,000Threshfield, North Yorkshire8thLocations of the 2019\u201320 National League 2 North teamsAt the date the leagues were suspended, the National League 2 North table read as follows:PlayedWonDrawnLostPoints forPoints againstPoints diffTry bonusLosing bonusPoints1Caldy (C)25250010022797231901192Fylde251717790447343164903Hinckley251708634461173125854Sedgley Park25170862754978114835Loughborough Students2514011749605144135746Chester251311169061872124707Stourbridge251111367961663139688Hull2512211479472756639Wharfedale2511212528539-11565910Huddersfield259412528592-64945711Tynedale249213583592-91075712Sheffield Tigers2412012516570-54535613Luctonians259115496609-113885414Otley (R)259313508628-120555215Preston Grasshoppers (R)254318385656-271342916Scunthorpe (R)2500253411302-961426If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:Number of matches wonDifference between points for and againstTotal number of points forAggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teamsNumber of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settledGreen background is the promotion place. Pink background are relegation places.Updated: 14 March 2020Source: “National League 2 North”. NCA Rugby.NotesOn 4 April, the Rugby Football Union confirmed the final table for the season.[14]Fixtures & Results[edit]Round 1[edit]Preston Grasshoppers20 \u2013 30Sedgley Park (1 BP)ReportLightfoot GreenAttendance: 457Referee: Ben DavisHinckley13 \u2013 29Caldy (1 BP)ReportDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 351Referee: George RichardsonHuddersfield22 \u2013 22HullReportLockwood ParkAttendance: 243Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts(1 BP) Scunthorpe32 \u2013 52Fylde (1 BP)ReportHeslam ParkAttendance: 221Referee: Owen TaylorSheffield Tigers25 \u2013 19Chester (1 BP)ReportDore MoorAttendance: 131Referee: Daniel Woods(1 BP) Stourbridge31 \u2013 20Loughborough StudentsReportStourton ParkAttendance: 365Referee: Ieuan Davies(2 BP) Tynedale33 \u2013 36Luctonians (1 BP)ReportTynedale ParkAttendance: 445Referee: Michael HarrisWharfedale15 \u2013 8Otley (1 BP)ReportThe AvenueAttendance: 693Referee: Ben Rayner[15]Round 2[edit](1 BP) Loughborough Students41 \u2013 7HinckleyReportLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 346Referee: Jack SuttonOtley15 \u2013 15HuddersfieldReportCross GreenAttendance: 250Referee: Hamish SmalesSedgley Park17 \u2013 14Wharfedale (1 BP)ReportPark LaneAttendance: 250Referee: Owen TaylorFylde24 \u2013 24Preston GrasshoppersReportWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 1,059Referee: James O’Brien(1 BP) Hull36 \u2013 29Tynedale (2 BP)ReportFerens GroundAttendance: 250Referee: Daniel WoodsLuctonians19 \u2013 45Stourbridge (1 BP)ReportMortimer ParkAttendance: 357Referee: Neil Chivers(1 BP) Scunthorpe27 \u2013 31Sheffield Tigers (1 BP)ReportHeslam ParkAttendance: 185Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-RobertsPaton FieldAttendance: 463Referee: Benjamin Davis[16]Round 3[edit](1 BP) Preston Grasshoppers48 \u2013 24Scunthorpe (1 BP)ReportLightfoot GreenAttendance: 271Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Chester29 \u2013 23Loughborough Students (1 BP)ReportHare LaneAttendance: 387Referee: Tim Allatt(1 BP) Hinckley23 \u2013 17Luctonians (1 BP)ReportDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 680Referee: Carl AdamsHuddersfield10 \u2013 25Sedgley ParkReportLockwood ParkAttendance: 304Referee: Michael HarrisSheffield Tigers7 \u2013 37Caldy (1 BP)ReportDore MoorAttendance: 131Referee: Daniel Rowlands(1 BP) Stourbridge14 \u2013 19HullReportStourton ParkAttendance: 350Referee: Andrew Wigley(1 BP) Tynedale34 \u2013 34Otley (1 BP)ReportTynedale ParkAttendance: 340Referee: Owen TaylorWharfedale19 \u2013 32Fylde (1 BP)ReportThe AvenueAttendance: 523Referee: Ben Davis[17]Round 4[edit](1 BP) Loughborough Students28 \u2013 33CaldyReportLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 219Referee: Samuel Phillips(1 BP) Otley27 \u2013 31Stourbridge (1 BP)ReportCross GreenAttendance: 150Referee: Michael HarrisPreston Grasshoppers10 \u2013 9Sheffield Tigers (1 BP)ReportLightfoot GreenAttendance: 302Referee: Dave Charlton(1 BP) Sedgley Park7 \u2013 12TynedaleReportPark LaneAttendance: 250Referee: Benjamin Davis(1 BP) Fylde40 \u2013 10HuddersfieldReportWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 491Referee: Daniel WoodsHull18 \u2013 36Hinckley (1 BP)ReportFerens GroundAttendance: 200Referee: Ieuan Davis(1 BP) Luctonians20 \u2013 24Chester\t(1 BP)ReportMortimer ParkAttendance: 427Referee: Andrew WigleyScunthorpe5 \u2013 24WharfedaleReportHeslam ParkAttendance: 220Referee: George Richardson[18]Round 5[edit](1 BP) Caldy62 \u2013 10LuctoniansPaton FieldAttendance: 317Referee: Daniel WoodsHare LaneAttendance: 368Referee: Ben Davis(1 BP) Hinckley14 \u2013 17OtleyDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 545Referee: Nikki O’DonnellHuddersfield25 \u2013 24Scunthorpe (2 BP)Lockwood ParkAttendance: 242Referee: Tim Allatt(2 BP) Sheffield Tigers37 \u2013 40Loughborough Students (1 BP)Dore MoorAttendance: 131Referee: Robert Davidson(1 BP) Stourbridge25 \u2013 28Sedgley ParkStourton ParkAttendance: 325Referee: Dan Parrott(2 BP) Tynedale27 \u2013 34Fylde (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 420Referee: Michael HarrisWharfedale20 \u2013 19Preston Grasshoppers (1 BP)The AvenueAttendance: 427Referee: George Richardson[19]Round 6[edit]Otley18 \u2013 17Chester (1 BP)Cross GreenAttendance: 200Referee: Daniel Woods(2 BP) Preston Grasshoppers22 \u2013 27Huddersfield (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 261Referee: Carl Adams(1 BP) Sedgley Park34 \u2013 29Hinckley (2 BP)Park LaneAttendance: 250Referee: Pater Caunt(1 BP) Fylde41 \u2013 19StourbridgeWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 550Referee: Owen TaylorHull17 \u2013 31Caldy (1 BP)Ferens GroundAttendance: 173Referee: George Richardson(2 BP) Luctonians33 \u2013 36Loughborough Students (1 BP)Mortimer ParkAttendance: 565Referee: Ieuan DaviesScunthorpe17 \u2013 59Tynedale (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 221Referee: Chris BroomfieldWharfedale18 \u2013 34Sheffield Tigers (1 BP)The AvenueAttendance: 573Referee: Michael Harris[20]Round 7[edit]Loughborough Students22 \u2013 17Hull (1 BP)Loughborough University StadiumAttendance: 264Referee: Charles Gayther(1 BP) Caldy50 \u2013 12OtleyPaton FieldAttendance: 315Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Chester24 \u2013 28Sedgley Park (1 BP)Hare LaneAttendance: 328Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-RobertsHinckley7 \u2013 43Fylde (1 BP)De Montfort ParkAttendance: 560[b]Referee: Ieuan Davies(1 BP) Huddersfield30 \u2013 40Wharfedale (1 BP)Lockwood ParkAttendance: 332Referee: Owen TaylorSheffield Tigers27 \u2013 18LuctoniansDore MoorAttendance: 247Referee: Carl Adams(1 BP) Stourbridge45 \u2013 7ScunthorpeStourton ParkAttendance: 435Referee: Dan Rowlands(1 BP) Tynedale34 \u2013 5Preston GrasshoppersTynedale ParkAttendance: 350Referee: Benjamin Davis[21]Round 8[edit]Ferens GroundAttendance: 112Referee: George RichardsonOtley19 \u2013 12Loughborough Students (1 BP)Cross GreenAttendance: 150Referee: Tim AllattPreston Grasshoppers20 \u2013 17Stourbridge (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 211Referee: Ben RaynerPostponed due to adverse weather conditions (wind\/rain).  Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.(1 BP) Fylde42 \u2013 17ChesterWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 510Referee: James O’BrienHuddersfield17 \u2013 32Sheffield Tigers (1 BP)Lockwood ParkAttendance: 233Referee: Ben DaviesScunthorpe10 \u2013 28Hinckley (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 470Referee: Daniel WoodsWharfedale27 \u2013 27TynedaleThe AvenueAttendance: 458Referee: Ieuan Davies[22]Round 9[edit]Sheffield Tigers12 \u2013 9Hull (1 BP)Dore MoorAttendance: 233Referee: Tim Allatt(1 BP) Tynedale33 \u2013 18HuddersfieldTynedale ParkAttendance: 375Referee: Michael HarrisCaldy25 \u2013 18Fylde (1 BP)Paton FieldAttendance: 436Referee: Owen TaylorLoughborough Students23 \u2013 18Sedgley Park (1 BP)Loughborough University StadiumAttendance: 212Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Luctonians15 \u2013 20OtleyMortimer ParkAttendance: 327Referee: Lloyd DaviesPostponed out of respect for James Walker – a Scunthorpe 1st XV player – who died on the morning before the game. Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.[23](1 BP) Stourbridge43 \u2013 19WharfedaleStourton ParkAttendance: 436Referee: Andrew WigleyHinckley27 \u2013 17Preston GrasshoppersDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 560Referee: George Richardson[24]Round 10[edit]Tynedale19 \u2013 18Sheffield Tigers (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 460Referee: Owen Taylor(1 BP) Wharfedale24 \u2013 19Hinckley (1 BP)The AvenueAttendance: 397Referee: Benjamin DavisScunthorpe7 \u2013 68Caldy (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 140Referee: Michael HarrisOtley27 \u2013 23Hull (1 BP)Cross GreenAttendance: 200Referee: Nikki O’DonnellPreston Grasshoppers10 \u2013 27Chester (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 281Referee: Andrew Wigley(1 BP) Sedgley Park40 \u2013 34Luctonians (2 BP)Park LaneAttendance: 257Referee: Carl Adams(1 BP) Fylde33 \u2013 7Loughborough StudentsWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 450Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts(1 BP) Huddersfield32 \u2013 31Stourbridge (2 BP)Lockwood ParkAttendance: 238Referee: Daniel Woods[25]Round 11[edit](2 BP) Hull24 \u2013 27Sedgley ParkFerens GroundAttendance: 220Referee: Dave Charlton(1 BP) Loughborough Students57 \u2013 11ScunthorpeLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 230Referee: Neil SweeneySheffield Tigers21 \u2013 6OtleyDore MoorAttendance: 125Referee: Carl Adams(1 BP) Caldy49 \u2013 21Preston GrasshoppersPaton FieldAttendance: 398Referee: James O’Brien(1 BP) Luctonians25 \u2013 27Fylde (1 BP)Mortimer ParkAttendance: 327Referee: George Richardson(1 BP) Chester26 \u2013 14WharfedaleHare LaneAttendance: 398Referee: Daniel Woods(1 BP) Hinckley36 \u2013 33Huddersfield (2 BP)De Montfort ParkAttendance: 580[c]Referee: Timothy AllattStourbridge13 \u2013 10Tynedale (1 BP)Stourton ParkAttendance: 294Referee: Iain Kiy[26]Round 12[edit]Tynedale20 \u2013 15Hinckley (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 280Referee: Michael Harris(1 BP) Wharfedale11 \u2013 16CaldyThe AvenueAttendance: 463Referee: David CharltonScunthorpe8 \u2013 40Luctonians (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 110Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-RobertsPreston Grasshoppers21 \u2013 34Loughborough Students (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 272Referee: Hamish Grant(1 BP) Sedgley Park47 \u2013 19OtleyPark LaneAttendance: 320Referee: Alexander Thomas(1 BP) Fylde20 \u2013 22HullWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 700Referee: Daniel WoodsHuddersfield27 \u2013 27ChesterLockwood ParkAttendance: 314Referee: Owen Taylor(1 BP) Stourbridge17 \u2013 20Sheffield TigersStourton ParkAttendance: 345Referee: Benjamin Davis[27]Round 13[edit](1 BP) Hull34 \u2013 16ScunthorpeFerens GroundAttendance: 228Referee: Owen Taylor(1 BP) Loughborough Students48 \u2013 12WharfedaleLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 180Referee: George RichardsonSheffield Tigers19 \u2013 29Sedgley Park (1 BP)Dore MoorAttendance: 228Referee: Elliot Lewis(1 BP) Caldy34 \u2013 13HuddersfieldPaton FieldAttendance: 212Referee: Benjamin Davis(1 BP) Luctonians29 \u2013 3Preston GrasshoppersMortimer ParkAttendance: 334Referee: Tom BirdCross GreenAttendance: 250Referee: Gavin Jones(1 BP) Chester36 \u2013 17TynedaleHare LaneAttendance: 388Referee: Ieuan Davies(1 BP) Hinckley32 \u2013 3StourbridgeDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 520[d]Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts[28]Round 14[edit]Tynedale14 \u2013 47Caldy (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 340Referee: David CharltonWharfedale25 \u2013 5LuctoniansThe AvenueAttendance: 372Referee: Michael Harris(1 BP) Scunthorpe24 \u2013 62Otley (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 125Referee: Tim Allatt(1 BP) Preston Grasshoppers13 \u2013 18HullLightfoot GreenAttendance: 333Referee: Benjamin DavisFylde17 \u2013 10Sedgley Park (1 BP)Woodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 750Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Hinckley53 \u2013 23Sheffield TigersDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 560Referee: Michael LambHuddersfield25 \u2013 19Loughborough Students (1 BP)Lockwood ParkAttendance: 254Referee: Daniel Woods(2 BP) Stourbridge27 \u2013 33Chester (1 BP)Stourton ParkAttendance: 305Referee: Andrew Wigley[29]Round 15[edit]Hull12 \u2013 9Wharfedale (1 BP)Ferens GroundAttendance: 237Referee: Matthew Astle[e](1 BP) Loughborough Students46 \u2013 14TynedaleLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 117Referee: Peter CauntOtley0 \u2013 0Preston GrasshoppersCross GreenAttendance: 200Referee: Daniel WoodsSheffield Tigers16 \u2013 10Fylde (1 BP)Dore MoorAttendance: 238Referee: Nikki O’Donnell(1 BP) Caldy54 \u2013 7StourbridgePaton FieldAttendance: 454Referee: James O’BrienLuctonians15 \u2013 10Huddersfield (1 BP)Mortimer ParkAttendance: 311Referee: Iain Kiy(1 BP) Sedgley Park59 \u2013 7ScunthorpePark LaneAttendance: 300Referee: Matthew Atsle[f]Chester19 \u2013 18Hinckley (1 BP)Hare LaneAttendance: 328Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts[30]Round 16[edit](1 BP) Sheffield Tigers56 \u2013 14ScunthorpeDoor MoorAttendance: 176Referee: Andy Smith(1 BP) Stourbridge10 \u2013 14LuctoniansStourton ParkAttendance: 525Referee: Iain Kiy(1 BP) Tynedale12 \u2013 16HullTynedale ParkAttendance: 650Referee: Alan Chandrachud(2 BP) Wharfedale36 \u2013 39Sedgley Park (1 BP)The AvenueAttendance: 635Referee: Owen TaylorPreston Grasshoppers3 \u2013 28Fylde (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 786Referee: Benjamin DavisChester12 \u2013 53Caldy (1 BP)Hare LaneAttendance: 458Referee: Tim AllattHinckley15 \u2013 9Loughborough Students (1 BP)De Montfort ParkAttendance: 694Referee: George RichardsonHuddersfield15 \u2013 27OtleyLockwood ParkAttendance: 324Referee: Matt Sharpe[31]Round 17[edit](1 BP) Hull18 \u2013 25Stourbridge (1 BP)Ferens GroundAttendance: 176Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Loughborough Students64 \u2013 31Chester (1 BP)Loughborough University StadiumAttendance: 126Referee: Daniel RowlandsOtley16 \u2013 13Tynedale (1 BP)Cross GreenAttendance: 200Referee: George Richardson(1 BP) Caldy40 \u2013 7Sheffield TigersPaton FieldAttendance: 423Referee: Benjamin Davies(1 BP) Luctonians20 \u2013 26Hinckley (1 BP)Mortimer ParkAttendance: 531Referee: Ieuan DaviesScunthorpe7 \u2013 30Preston Grasshoppers (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 150Referee: Michael Roberts(1 BP) Sedgley Park28 \u2013 24Huddersfield (2 BP)Park LaneAttendance: 216Referee: James O’Brien(1 BP) Fylde24 \u2013 17Wharfedale (1 BP)Woodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 784Referee: Andrew Wigley[32]Round 18[edit]Sheffield Tigers11 \u2013 10Preston Grasshoppers (1 BP)Dore MoorAttendance: 222Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-RobertsTynedale15 \u2013 8Sedgley Park (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 380Referee: Daniel Woods(1 BP) Wharfedale49 \u2013 12ScunthorpeThe AvenueAttendance: 495Referee: Timothy Allatt(1 BP) Caldy41 \u2013 7Loughborough StudentsPaton FieldAttendance: 298Referee: Daniel Rowlands(2 BP) Chester25 \u2013 29Luctonians (1 BP)Hare LaneAttendance: 450Referee: Elliot LewisDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 276Referee: Lloyd Davies(1 BP) Huddersfield32 \u2013 15FyldeLockwood ParkAttendance: 314Referee: Owen Taylor(1 BP) Stourbridge50 \u2013 12OtleyStourton ParkAttendance: 385Referee: Joe James[33]Round 19[edit]Ferens GroundAttendance: 187Referee: Daniel Woods(1 BP) Loughborough Students36 \u2013 24Sheffield TigersLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 237Referee: Tom Bird(1 BP) Otley14 \u2013 19HinckleyCross GreenAttendance: 200Referee: Tim AllattLuctonians3 \u2013 31Caldy (1 BP)Mortimer ParkAttendance: 311Referee: Iain KiyScunthorpe17 \u2013 28Huddersfield (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 220Referee: Gavin JonesPreston Grasshoppers26 \u2013 26WharfedaleLightfoot GreenAttendance: 402Referee: Ieuan DaviesSedgley Park30 \u2013 28Stourbridge (2 BP)Park LaneAttendance: 234Referee: Peter Caunt(1 BP) Fylde50 \u2013 10TynedaleWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 500Referee: Ben Davis[34]Round 20[edit]Loughborough Students10 \u2013 19LuctoniansLoughborough University StadiumAttendance: 568Referee: Owen TaylorSheffield Tigers17 \u2013 25WharfedaleDore MoorAttendance: 294Referee: George Richardson(1 BP) Tynedale54 \u2013 5ScunthorpeTynedale ParkAttendance: 525Referee: Michael HarrisPaton FieldAttendance: 352Referee: Benjamin Davis(1 BP) Chester36 \u2013 17OtleyHare LaneAttendance: 365Referee: James O’Brien(1 BP) Hinckley50 \u2013 15Sedgley ParkDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 766Referee: Harry WalbaumHuddersfield25 \u2013 15Preston GrasshoppersLockwood ParkAttendance: 450Referee: Daniel WoodsStourbridge12 \u2013 64Fylde (1 BP)Stourton ParkAttendance: 345Referee: Ieuan Davies[35]Round 21[edit](1 BP) Hull33 \u2013 20Loughborough Students (1 BP)Ferens GroundAttendance: 145Referee: Ieuan DaviesWharfedale10 \u2013 3Huddersfield (1 BP)The AvenueAttendance: 397Referee: Benjamin Davis(1 BP) Luctonians27 \u2013 7Sheffield TigersMortimer ParkAttendance: 297Referee: Charles GaytherScunthorpe15 \u2013 76Stourbridge (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 142Referee: Timothy AllattOtley12 \u2013 31Caldy (1 BP)Cross GreenAttendance: 300Referee: Daniel WoodsPreston Grasshoppers14 \u2013 29Tynedale (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 217Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Sedgley Park27 \u2013 14ChesterPark LaneAttendance: 175Referee: Michael HarrisFylde17 \u2013 27Hinckley (1 BP)Woodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 750Referee: Ben Rowlands[36]Round 22[edit](1 BP) Loughborough Students47 \u2013 33Otley (1 BP)Loughborough University StadiumAttendance: 222Referee: Samuel PhillipsSheffield Tigers10 \u2013 27Huddersfield (1 BP)Dore MoorAttendance: 423Referee: Jamie Leahy(1 BP) Tynedale26 \u2013 34Wharfedale (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 550Referee: Owen Taylor(1 BP) Caldy32 \u2013 11Sedgley ParkPaton FieldAttendance: 398Referee: Ben Rayner(1 BP) Luctonians10 \u2013 17HullMortimer ParkAttendance: 311Referee: Lloyd DaviesChester15 \u2013 51Fylde (1 BP)Hare LaneAttendance: 670Referee: Ieuan Davies(1 BP) Hinckley47 \u2013 5ScunthorpeDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 560Referee: Ben Davis(1 BP) Stourbridge52 \u2013 12Preston GrasshoppersStourton ParkAttendance: 325Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts[37]Round 23[edit](1 BP) Hull34 \u2013 21Sheffield TigersFerens GroundAttendance: 150Referee: Daniel RowlandsPostponed.  Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.WharfedaleP \u2013 PStourbridgePostponed.  Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.Postponed.  Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.Preston Grasshoppers3 \u2013 33Hinckley (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 327Referee: Ian TempestSedgley ParkP \u2013 PLoughborough StudentsPostponed.  Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.Woodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 850Referee: George RichardsonHuddersfieldP \u2013 PTynedalePostponed.  Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.[38]Rounds 8, 9 & 23 (rescheduled games)[edit]Game originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 but postponed again due to bad weather.  Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.WharfedaleP \u2013 PStourbridgeGame originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 but postponed again due to bad weather.  Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.Sedgley Park10 \u2013 29Caldy (1 BP)Park LaneAttendance: 300Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-RobertsGame rescheduled from 26 October 2019.(1 BP) Chester109 \u2013 12ScunthorpeHare LaneAttendance: 324Referee: George RichardsonGame rescheduled from 2 November 2019.  Scunthorpe are relegated.HuddersfieldP \u2013 PTynedaleGame originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 but postponed again due to bad weather.  Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.[39]Round 24[edit]Hull20 \u2013 14Otley (1 BP)Ferens GroundAttendance: 215Referee: Gavin Jones(1 BP) Loughborough Students32 \u2013 30Fylde (2 BP)Loughborough University StadiumAttendance: 266Referee: Carl AdamsSheffield TigersP \u2013 PTynedalePostponed due to bad weather.  Game to be rescheduled for 11 April 2020.(1 BP) Caldy103 \u2013 0ScunthorpePaton FieldAttendance: 287Referee: James O’BrienLuctonians22 \u2013 13Sedgley ParkMortimer ParkAttendance: 367Referee: Iain Kiy(1 BP) Chester27 \u2013 14Preston GrasshoppersHare LaneAttendance: 320Referee: Llyr ApGeraint-RobertsHinckley17 \u2013 7WharfedaleDe Montfort ParkAttendance: 600Referee: Andrew WigleyStourbridge14 \u2013 14HuddersfieldStourton ParkAttendance: 240Referee: Owen Taylor[40]Round 25[edit](2 BP) Tynedale27 \u2013 29Stourbridge (1 BP)Tynedale ParkAttendance: 380Referee: James O’Brien(2 BP) Otley29 \u2013 32Sheffield TigersCross GreenAttendance: 250Referee: Owen TaylorPreston Grasshoppers5 \u2013 49Caldy (1 BP)Lightfoot GreenAttendance: 279Referee: Daniel RowlandsSedgley Park13 \u2013 10Hull (1 BP)Park LaneAttendance: 320Referee: Daniel Woods(1 BP) Fylde48 \u2013 10LuctoniansWoodlands Memorial GroundAttendance: 750Referee: Benjamin DavisHuddersfield15 \u2013 24HinckleyLockwood ParkAttendance: 240Referee: Jamie LeahyScunthorpe7 \u2013 54Loughborough Students (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 110Referee: Peter Caunt(1 BP) Wharfedale14 \u2013 19ChesterThe AvenueAttendance: 415Referee: Timothy Allatt[41]Round 23 (rescheduled games)[edit](1 BP) Otley36 \u2013 24Luctonians (1 BP)Cross GreenAttendance: 300Referee: Mike HarrisGame originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 and then again from 22 February 2020.Scunthorpe18 \u2013 64Chester (1 BP)Heslam ParkAttendance: 110Referee: Matthew SharpeGame rescheduled from 15 February 2020.(1 BP) Sedgley Park32 \u2013 14Loughborough StudentsPark LaneAttendance: 200Referee: Daniel RowlandsGame rescheduled from 15 February 2020.(1 BP) Huddersfield31 \u2013 15TynedaleLockwood ParkAttendance: 197Referee: Elliot LewisGame originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 and then again from 22 February 2020.Wharfedale19 \u2013 15Stourbridge (1 BP)The AvenueAttendance: 380Referee: Benjamin DavisGame originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 and then again from 22 February 2020.[42]Round 26[edit]Loughborough StudentsC \u2013 CPreston GrasshoppersLoughborough University StadiumChesterC \u2013 CHuddersfieldLuctoniansC \u2013 CScunthorpeSheffield TigersC \u2013 CStourbridge[43]Round 27[edit]Preston GrasshoppersC \u2013 CLuctoniansSedgley ParkC \u2013 CSheffield TigersWoodlands Memorial GroundStourbridgeC \u2013 CHinckleyWharfedaleC \u2013 CLoughborough Students[44]Round 28[edit]Loughborough StudentsC \u2013 CHuddersfieldLoughborough University StadiumChesterC \u2013 CStourbridgeHullC \u2013 CPreston GrasshoppersLuctoniansC \u2013 CWharfedaleSheffield TigersC \u2013 CHinckleyRound 24 (rescheduled game)[edit]Sheffield TigersC \u2013 CTynedaleGame rescheduled from 29 February 2020.Round 29[edit]Preston GrasshoppersC \u2013 COtleyFyldeC \u2013 CSheffield TigersWoodlands Memorial GroundHuddersfieldC \u2013 CLuctoniansScunthorpeC \u2013 CSedgley ParkTynedaleC \u2013 CLoughborough StudentsRound 30[edit]ChesterC \u2013 CSheffield TigersWoodlands Memorial GroundLoughborough StudentsC \u2013 CStourbridgeLoughborough University StadiumLuctoniansC \u2013 CTynedaleSedgley ParkC \u2013 CPreston GrasshoppersAttendances[edit]Does not include promotion play-off.ClubHomegamesTotalAverageHighestLowest% CapacityCaldy124,3533634632129%Chester124,78439967032020%Fylde128,1446791,0594508%Hinckley137,04954276627627%Huddersfield133,68528345019719%Hull122,29319125011213%Loughborough Students122,9872495681178%Luctonians124,46537256529715%Otley122,6502213001504%Preston Grasshoppers134,3993387862117%Scunthorpe132,424186470110Sedgley Park123,0722563201759%Sheffield Tigers122,579215423125Stourbridge134,67536052524010%Tynedale135,49542365028021%Wharfedale136,22847969337224%Individual statistics[edit]Note that points scorers includes tries as well as conversions, penalties and drop goals. Appearance figures also include coming on as substitutes (unused substitutes not included).Season records[edit]Team[edit]Largest home win \u2014 103 points103 \u2013 0 Caldy at home to Scunthorpe on 29 February 2020Largest away win \u2014 61 points (2)68 \u2013 7 Caldy away to Scunthorpe on 9 November 201976 \u2013 15 Stourbridge away to Scunthorpe on 1 February 2020Most points scored \u2014 109 points109 \u2013 12 Chester at home to Scunthorpe on 22 February 2020Most tries in a match \u2014 17 (2)Chester at home to Scunthorpe on 22 February 2020Caldy at home to Scunthorpe on 29 February 2020Most conversions in a match \u2014 12Chester at home to Scunthorpe on 22 February 2020Most penalties in a match \u2014 6Sheffield Tigers away to Otley on 7 March 2020Most drop goals in a match \u2014 1 (2)Sedgley Park away to Hull on 16 November 2019Sedgley Park at home to Stourbridge on 18 January 2020Attendances[edit]Highest \u2014 1,059Fylde at home to Preston Grasshoppers on 14 September 2019Lowest \u2014 110 (3)Scunthorpe at home to Luctonians on 23 November 2019Scunthorpe at home to Loughborough Students on 7 March 2020Scunthorpe at home to Chester on 14 March 2020Highest average attendance \u2014 679FyldeLowest average attendance \u2014 186HullPlayer[edit]Most points in a match \u2014 38 Ben Jones for Caldy away to Scunthorpe on 9 November 2019Most tries in a match \u2014 4 (3) Nick Royle for Caldy at home to Luctonians on 5 October 2019 Ben Jones for Caldy away to Scunthorpe on 9 November 2019 Nick Royle for Caldy at home to Scunthorpe on 29 February 2020Most conversions in a match \u2014 12 Dan Pemberton for Chester at home to Scunthorpe on 23 February 2020Most penalties in a match \u2014 6 Mark Ireland for Sheffield Tigers away to Otley on 7 March 2020Most drop goals in a match \u2014 1 (2) Callum McShane for Sedgley Park away to Hull on 16 November 2019 Stephen Collins for Sedgley Park at home to Stourbridge on 18 January 2020^ Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom the promotion playoff game between the runners up of National League 2 North and the 2019\u201320 National League 2 South was cancelled and the winners were determined on final points tally.  Tonbridge Juddians with 117.02 points were promoted ahead of Fylde with 107.88.^ Hinckley’s attendance v Fylde on 19 October 2019 was incorrectly given as 275 in The Rugby Paper, with the official figure provided by Hinckley RFC instead being 560.^ Hinckley’s attendance v Huddersfield on 19 November 2019 was incorrectly given as 375 in The Rugby Paper, with the official figure provided by Hinckley RFC instead being 580.^ Hinckley’s attendance v Stourbridge on 30 November 2019 was incorrectly given as 216 in The Rugby Paper, with the official figure provided by Hinckley RFC instead being 520.^ The Rugby Paper reported Matthew Astle as being referee for the Hull v Wharfedale game while also referring Sedgley Park v Scunthorpe, both on 14 December 2019.^ The Rugby Paper reported Matthew Astle as being referee for the Sedgley Park v Scunthorpe game while also referring  Hull v Wharfedale on the same day, both on 14 December 2019.See also[edit]References[edit]^ “Tragedy as Scunthorpe rugby player and ‘real gent’ James Walker dies age 23”. 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