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1990–91 Rugby League Divisional Premiership

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1990–91 Divisional Premiership Trophy National knockout championship Salford Winners Halifax 1989–90 Rugby League Divisional Premiership 1989–90 1991–92 Rugby League Divisional Premiership 1991–92 8 The 1990–91 Rugby League Divisional Premiership was the 5th end-of-season Rugby League Divisional Premiership competition. The competition was contested by the top eight teams in the second Division. The winners were Salford. First round DateTeam oneScoreTeam two 21 April 1991 Halifax 42–24 Fulham 21 April 1991 Ryedale-York 6–11 Leigh 21 April 1991 Salford 26–12 Carlisle 21 April 1991 Swinton 13–19 Workington Town Semi-finals DateTeam oneScoreTeam two 5 May 1991 Halifax 32–8 Leigh 5 May 1991 Salford 9–9 Workington Town Replay DateTeam oneScoreTeam two 7 May 1991 Workington Town 6–26 Salford Final 12 May 1991 Salford 27 – 20 Fletcher Howes 1991 166 Halifax Kerry (2), Evans, Gilfillan Kerry (4) Kerry, Cassidy, Lee Southernwood, Hill, Wilson, Wood Platt (2) Old Trafford, Manchester Brian Galtress (Bradford) Steve Kerry 1 Steve Gibson2 Tex Evans3 John Gilfillan4 Martin Birkett5 Adrian Hadley6 Frank Cassidy7 Steve Kerry8 Mick Worrall9 Mark Lee 10 Shane Hansen11 Arthur Bradshaw12 Ian Blease (c)13 Andy BurgessSubstitutes:14 Mike Dean15 Ian SherrattCoach: Kevin Tamati 1 Steve Smith2 Martin Wood3 Warren Wilson4 Greg Austin5 Matthew Silva6 John Lyons7 Roy Southernwood8 Brendan Hill (c) 9 Jason Ramshaw10 Peter Bell11 Peter Brown12 Richard Milner13 Mick KeeblesSubstitutes:14 Alan Platt15 Mick ScottCoach: Peter Roe See also 1990–91 Rugby Football League season Notes References Fletcher Raymond Howes David Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook 1991-92 1991 Queen Anne Press London 978-0-356-17852-3 Rugby League Divisional Premiership