Sedgley

Proper noun

Meaning

A habitational surname from Old English.

A suburban town in the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, West Midlands, England, historically in Staffordshire (OS grid ref SO9193).

Examples

Sedgley were quicker out of the blocks despite the wintry conditions, Steve Collins scoring a try that Roberts describes as ‘a corker’ before a successful conversion and two penalties gave them a 13-0 lead after half an hour. Source: Internet

But after Blaydon pulled it back to 28-24, late tries from substitute Hallam Chapman, Andy Riley and James Lloyd ensured Sedgley stretched their unbeaten run to three matches. Source: Internet

The ebb and flow of the scoreline certainly suggests a different story, with both halves following a similar pattern of Otley edging in front only for their hard to be undone by a late burst of tries from Sedgley. Source: Internet

Sedgley edged the first-half try count 3-1 but went into the break trailing 19-17. Source: Internet

SEDGLEY Park team manager Geoff Roberts rued some off-target kicking after a first defeat of 2018 at home to Stourbridge saw them lose ground at the top of National Two North. Source: Internet

SEDGLEY Tigers moved back up to third in National Two North after leapfrogging Leicester Lions following a 36-27 win against the Midlanders. Source: Internet

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