2001 Speedway Conference League

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2001 Speedway Conference League
League Conference League
Champions Sheffield Prowlers
Knockout Cup Somerset Rebels
Individual David Mason
Division/s above 2001 Elite League
2001 Premier League

The 2001 Speedway Conference League was the third tier/division of British speedway. [1]

Contents

Summary

The title was won by Sheffield Prowlers, the junior club belonging to the Sheffield Tigers. [2]

Final league table

PosTeamPlayedWDLFAPtsBonusTotal
1 Sheffield Prowlers 141103735½518½22729
2 Somerset Rebels 141004716½541½20626
3 Boston Barracudas 1481562563817421
4 Rye House Rockets 1471664760815419
5 Peterborough Pumas 1450961763810414
6 Buxton Hitmen 1460860165312214
7 Newport Mavericks 144010556698819
8 Mildenhall Fen Tigers 144010525728808

Fixtures & results

Home \ Away BOS BUX MIL NEW PET RYE SHE SOM
Boston Barracudas 54–3655–3556–3457–3345–4532–5934–56
Buxton Hitmen 42–4856–3457–3348–4247–4148–4139–50
Mildenhall Fen Tigers 40–4947–4349–4148–4146–4441–4741–50
Newport Mavericks 44–4636–5357–3249–4151–3948–4038–52
Peterborough Pumas 40–5354–3560–2751–3849–4035–5553–37
Rye House Rockets 49–4151–3963–2770–1947–4346–4445–44
Sheffield Prowlers 61–2959–3158–3262–2847–4259–3158–32
Somerset Rebels 64–2663–2764–2650–4057–3354–3643.5–45.5
Source: [3]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Conference League Knockout Cup

The 2001 Conference League Knockout Cup was the fourth edition of the Knockout Cup for tier three teams. Somerset Rebels were the winners. [4] [5] [6]

First round

Team oneTeam twoScore
NewportSomerset48–42, 36–54
BuxtonSheffield41–49, 39–51
PeterboroughMildenhall46–44, 36–54
Rye HouseBoston51–39, 40–50

Semi-finals

Team oneTeam twoScore
Rye HouseSheffield63–26, 41–49
SomersetMildenhall55–35, 55–35

Final


20 October [7] Rye House Rockets
Chris Courage 14
David Mason 10
Simon Wolstenholme 5
Phil Ambrose 3
James Cockle 2
Dan Giffard 3
Darren Andrews 2
3852 Somerset Rebels
Jamie Smith 11
Gary Phelps 10
Jarno Kosonen 10
Steve Bishop 8
Nick Simmons 6
Simon Phillips 5
Matthew Cross 2
Rye House Stadium


26 October [7] Somerset Rebels
Gary Phelps 14
Steve Bishop 13
Jamie Smith 12
Simon Phillips 8
Jarno Kosonen 6
Matthew Cross 4
Tim Healey 0
5733 Rye House Rockets
David Mason 10
Simon Wolstenholme 7
Chris Courage 7
Phil Ambrose 5
James Cockle 2
Ed Kennett 1
Dan Giffard 1
Oaktree Arena

Conference Trophy

Riders' Championship

David Mason won the Riders' Championship. The final was held on 8 September at Rye House Stadium. [8]

Pos.RiderTeamTotal
1 David Mason Rye House13
2 Scott Pegler Newport12
3Simon WolstenholmeRye House12
4James MannBuxton11
5Gavin HedgeMildenhall10
6 Jason King Peterborough9
7 Carl Wilkinson Boston8
8 Barrie Evans Mildenhall8
9Malcolm HollowaySomerset6
10Luke CliftonBoston5
11Daniel GiffardRye House5
12Chris CourageRye House5
13Ricky ScarboroBoston4
14Nick SimmonsSomerset4
15 Rory Schlein Sheffield3
16Chris CollinsBuxton3

See also

List of United Kingdom Speedway League Champions

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References

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  2. "Final table". Speedway archive.
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  4. "Conference League Knockout Cup Winners". Speedway Archive.
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