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TRIO SIGN CONTRACT

Three youngsters have signed new wasps contract as it was revealed. Full-back Wallace, 19, has made five first-team appearances and back row Jones, also 19, made his debut against Newport Gwent Dragons two weeks ago.

Meanwhile 18-year-old Holmes has yet to make a first team start but has featured as travelling reserve.

Director of rugby Tony Hanks said: “We are delighted to retain the services of three very talented young players.

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DUO OUT FOR WASPS

Wasps Rugby Team have been dealt a major injury blow with the news that both Rob Webber and Dom Waldouck will not be available. Both players missed Saturday’s 33-25 home victory over London Irish after being injured in the previous weekend’s 18-16 win against Bath. Webber could be out for up to three months, and […]

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WASPS WIN OVER BATH

But suffered a fourth consecutive defeat at the hands of an impressive wasps side. A Dave Walder penalty and Tom Varndell try gave Wasps a deserved half-time lead as the hosts looked lacklustre.

Olly Barkley was on target with two penalty attempts after the break but Walder’s boot ensured Wasps’ victory.

A second successive home defeat for Bath means they could slip to ninth in the Premiership table if Harlequins beat winless Leeds on Sunday.

Wasps began with some stout defending in the opening quarter but Bath lacked the precision to get on the scoreboard.

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WASPS PAIR AGREE EXTENSIONS

In a good news to London Wasps Rugby Union, Tom Varndell and Dan Ward-Smith have agreed to new contract extensions. Winger Varndell, 24, and second row Ward-Smith, 32, both joined the club at the beginning of last season and went on to make 29 appearances each. Director of Rugby Tony Hanks said: “We are really […]

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WASPS YOUNGSTER RULED OUT

Joe Simpson, whose hopes of featuring in the Six Nations this year were dashed by a serious shoulder injury, suffered further disappointment on Monday when he was ruled out of England’s summer tour with an untimely hamstring strain.

Simpson, 21, will be doubly frustrated because he picked up the injury during a seven-minute appearance against the Barbarians on Sunday when he replaced David Strettle on the wing and scarcely featured in the game.

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