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Lowe and Pursglove re-sign for Cougars
2:36pm Friday 1st August 2008
Cougars duo Neil Lowe and Ollie Pursglove have re-signed for next season.
Second-row Lowe and centre Pursglove - both expected to feature against Doncaster on Sunday - will now stay at Keighley until the end of the 2009 campaign.
Coach Barry Eaton said: "Oliver is a big strong centre who is improving vastly.
"Although his season has stuttered slightly through injury, he’s now back to fitness and he can play a big part in the rest of this season.
"Him signing for next year indicates how highly we think of him and I am certain he will improve further."
Eaton added: "Neil Lowe has also had his injuries this year but his quality is there for all to see.
"His is a massive signature for next year as, with an injury-free run, he is one of the best strike forwards outside Super League."
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