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2013 National League speedway season

British motorcycle speedway season


British motorcycle speedway season

FieldValue
competitionNational League
domesticcup1Champions
domesticcup1 winnersDudley Heathens
domesticcup2Knockout Cup
domesticcup2 winnersDudley Heathens
domesticcup3Individual
domesticcup3 winnersSteve Boxall
domesticcup4Pairs
domesticcup4 winnersDudley Heathens
domesticcup5Fours
domesticcup5 winnersDudley Heathens
domesticcup6National Trophy
domesticcup6 winnersIsle of Wight Islanders
league above2013 Elite League
2013 Premier League
prevseason2012
nextseason2014

2013 Premier League

The 2013 season of the National League, the third tier of British speedway was contested by eight teams.

Summary

Scunthorpe Saints and Rye House Cobras were both missing from the 2012 league. Two newcomers were the Coventry Storm and the newly formed Kent Kings.

The Dudley Heathens were champions.

Final table

PosTeamPLWDLPts
1Dudley Heathens13110237
2King's Lynn Young Stars1380527
3Mildenhall Fen Tigers1380525
4Isle of Wight Islanders1470722
5Coventry Storm1460819
6Buxton Hitmen1460818
7Kent Kings1350815
8Stoke Potters1220107

Scoring system:

Home loss by any number of points = 0

Home draw = 1

Home win by between 1 and 6 points = 2

Home win by 7 points or more = 3

Away loss by 7 points or more = 0

Away loss by 6 points or fewer = 1

Away draw = 2

Away win by between 1 and 6 points = 3

Away win by 7 points or more = 4

Fixtures & results

Playoffs

Top four teams race off in two-legged semi-finals and final to decide the championship. Dudley Heathens defeated King's Lynn Young Stars in the final.

Semi-finals

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
02/10King's Lynn57-39Mildenhall
01/10Isle of Wight43-47Dudley
29/09Mildenhall49-41King's Lynn
24/09Dudley59-31Isle of Wight

Final


Ashley Morris 15 Lewis Blackbird 11 Paul Starke 8 Max Clegg 6 Gareth Isherwood 5 Dan Greenwood 5 Nathan Greaves 3 Lewis Kerr 12 Darren Mallett 9 Lewis Rose 6 Robert Lambert 6 Jake Knight 3 Shane Waldron 3 Josh Bailey 1

Robert Lambert 10 Lewis Rose 10 Darren Mallett 9 Lewis Kerr 7 Jake Knight 5 Shane Waldron 4 Josh Bailey 1. Ashley Morris 13 Lewis Blackbird 8 Dan Greenwood 7 Paul Starke 6 Nathan Greaves 6 Gareth Isherwood 4 Max Clegg 3

National League Knockout Cup

The 2013 National League Knockout Cup was the 16th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier three teams. Dudley Heathens were the winners.

First round

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
04/08Buxton47-43Dudley
09/07Isle of Wight61-32Kent
24/06Kent44-49Isle of Wight
19/06King's Lynn64-26Stoke
08/06Stoke57-32King's Lynn
04/06Dudley55-39Buxton
26/05Mildenhall48-42Coventry Storm
17/05Coventry Storm45-47Mildenhall

Semi-finals

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
24/10Mildenhall44-46Isle of Wight
15/10Isle of Wight46-44Mildenhall
08/10Isle of Wight50-40Mildenhall
5/09King's Lynn44-46Dudley
22/09Mildenhall50-40Isle of Wight
10/09Dudley56-34King's Lynn

Final


Ashley Morris 14 Paul Starke 11 Lewis Blackbird 10 Dan Greenwood 9 Nathan Greaves 5 Max Clegg 5 Gareth Isherwood 4 Steve Worrall 10 Tom Perry 8 Lee Payne 5 Ben Hopwood 4 Chris Widman 4 Reece Downes 2 Brendan Johnson R/R

Steve Worrall 14 Ben Hopwood 10 Tom Perry 8 Reece Downes 7 Luke Priest 5 Chris Widman 4 Darryl Ritchings R/R Ashley Morris 11 Lewis Blackbird 10 Paul Starke 8 Dan Greenwood 5 Nathan Greaves 4 Gareth Isherwood 3 Max Clegg 3

Riders' Championship

Steve Boxall won the Riders' Championship for the second time. The final was held on 21 September at Rye House Stadium.

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Pairs

The National League Pairs Championship, was held at Mildenhall Stadium, on 30 June 2013. The event was won by Ashley Morris and Lewis Blackbird of the Mildenhall Fen Tigers.

Group APosTeamPtsRiders1234
Dudley18Morris 10, Blackbird 8
Stoke15Smart 9, Priest 6
Isle of Wight11Hopwood 9, Ritchings 2
King's Lynn10Waldron 5, Worrall S 5
Group BPosTeamPtsRiders1234
Mildenhall14Halsey 9, Bates 5
Kent14Boxall 12, Morley 2
Coventry13Sarjeant 7, Branford 6
Buxton13Wright 11, McKinna 2
FinalPosTeamPtsRiders1234
Dudley17Blackbird 9, Morris 8
Mildenhall15Halsey 10, Bates 5
Kent14Boxall 8, Morley 6
Stoke8Priest 6, Smart 2

Fours

Dudley won the National League Fours, held on 18 August 2013 at Loomer Road Stadium.

Group APosTeamPtsRiders
1King's Lynn16Kerr 6, Mallett 5, Rose 4, Knight 1
2Mildenhall15Armstrong 5, Stoneman 4, Bates 3, Halsey 3
3Isle of Wight10Ritchings 4, Hopwood 2, Johnson 2, Ellis 2
4Coventry7Sarjeant 5, Greenwood 2, Terry-Daley 0, Shanes 0
Group BPosTeamPtsRiders
1Dudley17Starke 6, Blackbird 5, Morris 4, Isherwood 1, Ward 1
2Kent12Boxall 6, Compton 5, Mason 1, Morley 0
3Stoke11Worrall 4, Hughes 4, Priest 3, Payne 0
4Buxton8McKinna 3, Wright 3, Carr 2, Blacklock 0
FinalPosTeamPtsRiders
1Dudley14Starke 6, Morris 5, Blackbird 3, Isherwood 0
2Kent13Boxall 5, Compton 4, Morley 2, Mason 2
3Mildenhall11Halsey 5, Bates 4, Armstrong 2, Stoneman 0
4King's Lynn10Kerr 5, Mallett 3, Rose 1, Knight 1

National Trophy

PosteamPPts
1Isle of Wight822
2Mildenhall817
3Stoke813
4Buxton87
5Kent83

Final leading averages

RiderTeamAverage
Lewis BlackbirdDudley10.49
Charles WrightBuxton10.37
Robert LambertKings Lynn10.30

Teams and final averages

Buxton Hitmen

  • Charles Wright 10.37
  • Tony Atkin 7.75
  • Liam Carr 6.87
  • Adam McKinna 6.22
  • Lee Smart 5.76
  • Ryan Blacklock 4.43
  • Tom Woolley 3.64
  • Matt Williamson 3.33
  • Tyler Govier 3.00 Coventry Storm
  • Joe Jacobs 8.71
  • Robert Branford 8.53
  • James Sarjeant 7.38
  • Oliver Greenwood 6.89
  • Richard Franklin 4.84
  • Luke Crang 4.78
  • Trevor Heath 4.18
  • James Shanes 3.46
  • Martin Knuckey 3.00
  • Tommy Fenwick 3.00 Dudley Heathens
  • Lewis Blackbird 10.49
  • Paul Starke 9.93
  • Ashley Morris 8.83
  • Max Clegg 6.27
  • Dan Greenwood 5.74
  • Gareth Isherwood 4.57
  • Nathan Greaves 4.00 Isle of Wight Islanders
  • Adam Ellis 8.90
  • Byron Bekker 7.44
  • Ben Hopwood 6.89
  • Tom Perry 6.30
  • Darryl Ritchings 5.94
  • Brendan Johnson 4.84
  • Danny Stoneman 4.29
  • Chris Widman 3.50
  • Brandon Freemantle 3.00 Kent Kings
  • Steve Boxall 9.56
  • Ben Morley 7.13
  • David Mason 6.38
  • Jack Kingston 4.20
  • Connor Coles 3.67
  • Adam Kirby 3.00
  • Sam Woods 3.00 King's Lynn Young Stars
  • Robert Lambert 10.30
  • Lewis Kerr 8.22
  • Jake Knight 7.62
  • Lewis Rose 6.76
  • James Cockle 6.24
  • Shane Hazelden 4.77
  • Scott Campos 4.56
  • Shane Waldron 3.00 Mildenhall Fen Tigers
  • Stefan Nielsen 8.00
  • Jon Armstrong 7.93
  • Josh Bates 7.49
  • Danny Halsey 7.43
  • Aaron Baseby 4.56
  • Nathan Stoneman 3.35
  • Liam Rumsey 3.05 Stoke Potters
  • Ben Reade 7.70
  • Steve Worrall 7.09
  • Tom Young 7.04
  • Kyle Hughes 6.22
  • Lee Payne 4.90
  • Luke Priest 4.75
  • Luke Chessell 4.22
  • Shaun Tedham 3.00
  • Emerson Jones 3.00

Development Leagues

Midland Development League

PosteamPWDLPts
1Belle Vue Colts1281416
2Milton Keynes1171315
3Kings Lynn1262414
4Stoke1252512
5Castleford114169
6Coventry124179
7Long Eaton123187

Northern Junior League

PosteamPWDLPts
1Redcar861113
2Workington860212
3Northside84139
4Newcastle81163
5Berwick81163

References

References

  1. "Yes Heathens win the lot".
  2. "Major League Competitions". Speedway Archive.
  3. (24 October 2014). "Cradley Heathens hunt for a new home after {{Sic". Birmingham Mail.
  4. "2013 PLAY-OFF FIXTURES & RESULTS - British Speedway Official Website".
  5. "2013 fixtures & results". Speedway Researcher.
  6. "2013 Play Offs". Speedway Archive.
  7. "National League Knockout Cup Winners". Speedway Archive.
  8. "2013 National League Knockout Cup". Speedway Archive.
  9. "Yes Heathens win the lot".
  10. "All roads lead to Mildenhall as National League Pairs takes centre stage . . . and who can stop the Cradley Heathens from winning again?".
  11. "2013 National League Fours".
  12. "2013 Averages". Speedway GB.
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