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1994–95 Rugby League Divisional Premiership

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The 1994–95 Rugby League Divisional Premiership was the 9th end-of-season Rugby League Divisional Premiership competition and the last in the winter era.

StructureNational knockout championship
Teams8
Runners-upHuddersfield
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1994–95 Divisional Premiership Trophy
StructureNational knockout championship
Teams8
WinnersKeighley Cougars
Runners-upHuddersfield
← 1993–94
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The competition was contested by the top eight teams in the second Division. The winners were Keighley Cougars.

First round

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Date Team one Score Team two
7 May 1995Batley20–16Dewsbury
7 May 1995Huddersfield36–10Rochdale Hornets
7 May 1995Keighley Cougars42–16Hull Kingston Rovers
8 May 1995London Broncos28–1Whitehaven
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Semi-finals

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Date Team one Score Team two
14 May 1995Batley6–13Huddersfield
14 May 1995Keighley Cougars38–4London Broncos
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Final

21 May 1995
More information Keighley Cougars, 26 – 6 ...
Keighley Cougars 26 – 6 Huddersfield
Tries: Wood, Pinkney, Powell, Eyres
Goals: Irving (4)
Drop goals: Ramshaw (2)
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Goals: Pearce (2)
Drop goals: Kerry, Austin
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Old Trafford, Manchester
Referee: Russell Smith (Castleford)
Player of the Match: Martin Wood
1Andre Stoop
2Andy Eyres
3Nick Pinkney
4Simon Irving (c)
5Keith Dixon
6Daryl Powell
7Darren Appleby
8Brendan Hill
9Jason Ramshaw
10Ian Gately
11Darren Fleary
12Gareth Cochrane
13Martin Wood
Substitutes:
14David Larder
15Shane Tupaea
Coach:
Phil Larder
1Phil Hellewell
2Ben Barton
3Darrall Shelford
4Greg Austin (c)
5Simon Reynolds
6Dean Hanger
7Steve Kerry
8Dave King
9Lee St Hilaire
10Andy Pucill
11Basil Richards
12Gary Senior
13Greg Pearce
Substitutes:
14Mick Taylor
15Gary Coulter
Coach:
George Fairbairn

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