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1987–88 Rugby League Divisional Premiership

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1987–88 Divisional Premiership Trophy National knockout championship Oldham Winners Featherstone Rovers 1986–87 Rugby League Divisional Premiership 1986–87 1988–89 Rugby League Divisional Premiership 1988–89 8 The 1987–88 Rugby League Divisional Premiership was the 2nd end-of-season Rugby League Divisional Premiership competition. The competition was contested by the top eight teams in the second Division. The winners were Oldham. First round DateTeam oneScoreTeam two 24 April 1988 Featherstone Rovers 42–1 Mansfield Marksman 24 April 1988 Oldham 34–24 Keighley 24 April 1988 Springfield Borough 11–10 Sheffield Eagles 24 April 1988 Wakefield Trinity 44–23 York Semi-finals DateTeam oneScoreTeam two 8 May 1988 Featherstone Rovers 20–16 Wakefield Trinity 8 May 1988 Oldham 18–10 Springfield Borough Final 15 May 1988 Oldham 28 – 26 Fletcher Howes 1988 161 Featherstone Rovers Foy (2), Flanagan, Walsh, Meadows McAlister (4) Steadman (2), Bannister, Sykes Quinn (5) Old Trafford, Manchester Robin Whitfield (Widnes) Des Foy 1 Mick Burke2 Paul Round3 Des Foy4 Charlie McAlister5 Kevin Meadows6 Peter Walsh7 Mike Ford8 Ian Sherratt9 Ian Sanderson 10 Hugh Waddell11 Colin Hawkyard12 Mal Graham (c)13 Terry FlanaganSubstitutes:14 Richard Irving15 Gary WarneckeCoach: Eric Fitzsimons 1 Steve Quinn2 Andy Bannister3 David Sykes4 Alan Banks5 Richard Marsh6 Graham Steadman7 Deryck Fox (c) 8 Gary Siddall9 Keith Bell10 Karl Harrison11 Paul Hughes12 Peter Smith13 Paul LymanSubstitutes:14 John Crossley15 John BastianCoach: Peter Fox See also 1987–88 Rugby Football League season Notes References Fletcher Raymond Howes David Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook 1988-89 1988 Queen Anne Press London 978-0-356-15882-2 Rugby League Divisional Premiership