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Premier Division new boys Ossett will host Pudsey St Lawrence in the first round of the Gordon Rigg Priestley Cup.
The clash will provide an early indication of the strength of the side that Ossett have assembled since winning the Division One title.
A second all-Premier Division clash sees last season’s beaten finalists Townville take on Farsley on Sunday, May 1.
Bankfoot, runners up in Division One last season, have home advantage against Birstall while East Ardsley – playing in the competition for the first time after being promoted from Division Two – host East Bierley.
Holders New Farnley and league champions Woodlands are among the eight sides who have received byes.
Round One Draw
Morley v Pudsey Congs
Wrenthorpe v Baildon
Ossett v Pudsey St Lawrence
Townville v Farsley
Gomersal v Cleckheaton
Hanging Heaton v Undercliffe
Bankfoot v Birstall
East Ardsley v East Bierley
Byes: Jer Lane, Woodlands, Batley, Keighley, New Farnley, Bradford & Bingley, Methley, Carlton.
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Holders New Farnley, bidding to win the Solly Sports Heavy Woollen Cup for a fourth...
Former Hanging Heaton player John Crowhurst sat proudly in front of his paintings of the league's...
