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Colwyn Bay
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Under 10's Match Reports 2006/7 ‘Welly’ Tournament – Saturday 28th April Colwyn Bay U10’s put in a fantastic effort in this hard fought competition finishing joint first on points but just losing out to a fine Nant Conwy ‘A’ team by one try on tries scored. Bay started by playing Nant ‘A’ and earnt a great draw in a tense game with Connor Harding scoring for Bay. Bay then played Nant ‘B’ who showed their quality in depth with a fine performance, which Bay won 10-5, scoring two great tries by Kurt Taylor-Williams and a length of the field score from Adam Stroud. Playing the hosts Llandudno next, Bay had to dig deep to break the defence down but did so, winning with a Glen Davies try. Denbigh were up next and they tried their best to stop the Bay backs but were unable to do so with Bay winning 25-5. Going into their last game, against Caernarfon, Bay needed a win to win the competition and for most of the game they looked like doing so, being camped in the Caernarfon half, and only strong defensive tackling prevented Bay leading comfortably. An early try allowed Bay to take the lead. However an equalising try in the second half led to a 5-5 draw, and a tense last couple of minutes. This draw once again opened up the competition. With Nant A beating Caernarfon 10-0 in their final game it was just enough to win the event by a single try scored. Great performances were put in by the whole Bay squad with notable performances by Will Murphy, Nicholas Ingham, David Edwards and Gareth Mansfield. Try scorers for Bay were Adam Stroud (3), Connor Harding (2), Glen Davies (2), Jacob Trotter, Scott Kane and Kurt Taylor-Williams. A great finish to the season by Bay U10’s who have had a fantastic and successful year. Remy Shiel was awarded player of the tournament for playing successfully at both second row and scrum half ! Sunday 22nd April 2007 Colwyn Bay U10's hosted and won this tournament, sponsored by First Hydro. Four local teams, Colwyn Bay, Nant Conwy, Flint and Caernarfon and a Dublin based team, Old Wesleylians, took part in what was a fine example of junior rugby with all teams giving their best and playing the game in a fine spirit.
Bay got off to a convincing start with a 45-5
win over Flint, with great performances put in by Adam Smith,
Will Murphy, Lewis Shaw and Mathew Patricola in the forwards and the backs
running in some great tries with speed and strength. With Nant
Conwy and Caernarfon drawing their match 5-5 this put Bay in
the driving seat although they had 3 much tougher encounters
to come. In their second game against their Irish visitors,
the touring team showed their strength in all aspects of the
game but were not quite able to cope with Bay's continual
pressure, with the home side winning 15-0 with tries from
Scott Kane, Jordan Edwards and fly half Adam Stroud
Bay's third game against Nant Conwy was a
hugely tough and entertaining encounter with both sides very
evenly matched and it took a good try from Bay's fly half to
break the deadlock midway through the second half. David
Edwards, Christian Copeland and Remy Shiel starred in the
forwards, with Luke Rawicki and Oscar Astbury tackling well to prevent Nant
breaking away with their strong running back line. With
Caernarfon's results against Old Wesleylians and Flint going
their way it led to a final decider with Bay which Caernarfon
had to win. The match was incredibly tight with neither side
dominating in the first half although Caernarfon went ahead
with a breakaway try. The second half was very tense with Bay
putting the strong Caernarfon defence under immense pressure
for virtually the whole half. At the final lineout, Bay broke
through the Caernarfon defence and Christian Copeland drove
over for the equalising try to earn a draw and win the
tournament. A fantastic effort by all the players in the team,
with Bays try scorers being Adam Stroud (6), Connor Harding
(2), Jacob Trotter, Glen Davies, Scott Kane, Jordan Edwards,
Christian Copeland and Matty Humphreys who was named Bay's
player of the tournament.
Sunday 1st April 2007 Ruthin 33 Colwyn Bay 24
Colwyn Bay and Ruthin were involved in a
fantastic match, which swung from one side to the other. Bay got
off to a flying start with Adam Stroud scoring a long run in.
Ruthin replied just before half time to level the scores.
Both sets of forwards tried to gain dominance
with Jordan Edwards, Nicholas Ingham and Adam Smith playing well
for the Bay. Connor Harding and Adam Stroud shone in the backs.
Ruthin caught Bay cold at the start of the second half with four
quick tries, but Bay showed their fighting spirit, by dominating
the rest of the game, and deservingly scoring 3 tries, from man
of the match Remy Shiel, Matty Humphreys and Adam Stroud who
also played well with Adam
converting 2 of the tries.
A close game, with great effort put in by both
sides.
Sunday 25th March 2007 Under 10’s Tournament in Bangor Colwyn Bay U10’s came a very creditable 4th and won the Fair Play Trophy in this hard fought competition featuring the best sides in North Wales at this age group which was won eventually by a fine Nant Conwy side. Bay started brilliantly with two good victories against Llanidloes, winning 22-7 and then a fantastic 35-7 win over Bala. These matches showed Bay at their best with forwards such as Jordan Edwards, Remy Shiel, Christian Copeland and Nicholas Ingham linking superbly with the backs, Adam Stroud, Connor Harding, Luke Rawicki and Gareth Mansfield to provide fast flowing rugby. Bay were narrowly defeated in their next two games against Mold and Caernarfon but still qualified to the semi finals. Great teamwork featuring Jacob Trotter, Scott Kane, Lewis Shaw, Glen Davies, Matty Humphreys, Oscar Astbury and David Edwards played a huge part in all the games. Bay were unfortunate to lose by a single try in the semi final and then narrowly lost a highly competitive 3rd/4th play off against Mold where despite both sides being totally exhausted they gave their all up to the final whistle. Bays try scorers were Adam Stroud (4), Luke Rawicki, Matty Humphreys, Christian Copeland, Scott Kane, Jacob Trotter, Jordan Edwards and David Edwards. Sunday 18th March 2007 Colwyn Bay 20 Stockport 5 Colwyn Bay welcomed Stockport to Brookfield Drive on Sunday for what turned out to be two really competitive games. The Bay got off to a superb start with Glen Davies going over for a try immediately. Two further tries from Adam Smith and Jack Morris meant a 15-0 half time lead although Bay didn’t have it all their own way, the forwards having to be at their best just to compete with Stockport who were quicker to the loose ball and better at the maul. The second half saw a determined Stockport fight back with an early try from Joseph Thomas, and only good Bay tackling prevented the score being closer. Man of the match, Glen Davies, scored again for Bay at the end to seal victory. Jordan Edwards and Jacob Trotter stood out for Bay . Colwyn Bay 10 Stockport 10 Both teams players provided a great game for the large crowd in the second match. The wind played a decisive factor with Stockport being wind assisted in the first half going into a 10-0 half time lead through flying winger Connor Osbiston. Both teams were well matched, although as in the first game, Stockport were quicker in the forwards picking up anything loose although Bays back were the more decisive once the ball was thrown wide. In the second half, Bay dominated territory and were rewarded with a fine try by Remy Shiel. Great tackling by both sides kept the competition keen before a break away and off load from Nicholas Ingham led to Adam Stroud charging over for Bay. Bay threatened to win it at the end but Stockport’s defence held firm. Jacob Trotter was awarded man of the match.
Sunday 11th March 2007 Colwyn Bay 50 Llandudno 5
A dominant and decisive display in windy conditions
meant Colwyn Bay cruised to a big victory over local rivals
Llandudno. A fine passing display from the backs led to Connor
Harding starting the scoring for Bay, before great tries from
Nicholas Ingham, Adam Stroud and another from Connor Harding led to
a 20-0 lead at half time, helped by Bay having to tackle brilliantly
to prevent Llandudno scoring. Playing into a strong head wind in
the second half, Bay conceded a good early try by Lloyd
Evans, before dominating the rest of the half with strong forward
play who regularly secured loose ball, and decisive running, from
the backs capitalising on that possession, as tries from Oscar
Astbury, Matties Humphries (3), Adam Stroud and Glen Davis left the
result beyond doubt. Connor Harding was awarded man of the match for
his all round play. Solid tackling was the order of the day in this
fine match.
Sunday 4th March 2007
Colwyn Bay Under 10s 30 Newtown Under 10s 15
Sunday 17th February 2007 Colwyn Bay U10's 40 Pwllheli U10's 10
Bay knew this was going to be a tough encounter after
the close match played earlier in the season and it didn't
disappoint the good crowd. Pwllheli, relying on their big forwards,
dominated the early exchanges pushing Bay backwards and were close
to scoring several times before, against the run of play, Luke
Rawiichi scored a great breakaway try from his own half to open Bays
account. Jack Dickinson equalised for Pwllheli before the super
quick Bay backs got going with Oscar Astbury going over twice and
Adam Stroud once with a long run from his own half to make the score
20-5 at half time. Nicholas Ingham stood out amongst the forwards in
the first half with his tackling.
Bay used the second half to swap over all their
forwards and they played very well coping with the size of the
Pwllheli pack. Morfudd Ifans scored for the away team before Bay
took control and let their fitness tell. Man of the match Connor
Harding who tackled exceptionally well, scored for Bay followed by
two more superb weaving tries by Oscar Astbury and a final length of
the pitch try with the last play by Adam Stroud. Special praise was
given to Glen Davies, Adam Smith, Lewis Shaw, Jacob Trotter and
Jordan Edwards for their second half forward performance.
Sunday 4th February 2007 Colwyn Bay U10’s 55 Afon Dee 10 This game provided a good opportunity for Bay to field a totally different team from normal and they took good advantage with a comprehensive victory over a team who failed to give up throughout the whole game and impressed the crowd with their tackling and persistence. Bay dominated the first half and Glen Davies and Jacob Trotter went over for three tries each, all from long runs, showing good strength in resisting tackles. The forwards battled hard with Lewis Shaw, Adam Smith and Kurt Taylor-Williams all putting in strong performances. Afon Dee replied just on half time with a try from their man of the match Thomas Morgan to leave the score 30-5 at the break. Straight from the restart Bay were caught napping by a quick try from Joseph Ball but then dominated the rest of the encounter with three more tries for Glen Davies, two for Rhys Thomas and another for Bay man of the match, Jacob Trotter who did some great covering tackles. Special mentions were also given for Callum Teesdale and, on his first game for the club, Matthew Patricola. Sunday 28th January 2007 Caernarfon U10 10 Colwyn Bay U10 30
Both teams travelled to Bala for a round robin tournament and Bay came
out winners in their first game against a tough and resilient Caernarfon
side. The first half saw Bay take a resounding 25-0 lead starting with a
drive over try for David Edwards. Adam Stroud scored the next, before
the best try of the match by Mattie Humphreys, which was scored after
great link up and support play between backs and forwards. Christian
Copeland powered over shortly afterwards for Bays 4th before Adam Stroud
rounded off a good half for Bay with his second. The second half
allowed Bay to make a number of team changes. Adam Stroud scored his
third for Bay with a long run from his own half. Caernarfon then played
some good rugby and fought back well during this half with
Bay continually on the back foot, and they were rewarded with two good
tries by Llyr Thomas and Ceredig Puw. Mattie Humphreys and Adam Stroud
were named joint men of the match.
Bala U10 10 Colwyn Bay U10 20
The second game for Bay proved an even tougher affair with Bala
providing stiff opposition, especially in the forwards. Bay got off to
another flying start with a try by scrum half Scott Kane, breaking free
of a tackle to go over. Bala immediately replied with Rhun Daddudd
scoring from deep, before Scott Kane and Connor Harding scored close to
half time to open up a 15-5 lead for Bay. The score would have been even
closer had it not been for great tackling back by Luke Rawichi for Bay.
The second half was a war of attrition up front with Bala pushing Bay
backwards on many occasions but Bay tackling well to prevent any quick
breakaways. Nicholas Ingham led the forwards with a great performance,
with Remy Shiel also putting in a lot of effort to keep Bala at bay.
Adam Stroud scored another fine try for Bay after a great break out of
defence and pass out of the tackle by Luke Rawichi. Miallt Roberts again
kept Bala in the game with a try for the home team but Bala were unable
to score again, mainly due to fantastic tackling at the end by Connor
Harding and Glen Davies. Nicholas Ingham and Scott Kane were named joint
men of the match.
The other match ended Bala 25 Caernarfon 15.
Sunday 21st January 2007 Llangefni 5 Colwyn Bay 30
In the first of two games against a big, strong
Llangefni side, Bay managed to dominate the game from the start in their first
away game of 2007. Scott Kane scored a fine blindside try from the scrum to
open the scoring, catching the home team cold, before Oscar Astbury scored the
first of two first half tries for him with a jinking run through the defence.
Sam Evans, for Llangefni managed to pull one back for the home team before man
of the match Adam Stroud forced his way through 4 tackles to score for the Bay
to give them a 20- 5 half time lead. The second half was a tough competition
with both sides forwards trying to get the upper hand, with Bays just edging
it and gaining lots of possession from good rucking. Bay scored twice without
reply in this period, both by forwards, Mattie Humphreys scoring the first and
then a fine individual try by Remy Shiel at the end rounding off a great
performance by all the team.
Llangefni 20 Colwyn Bay 20
The second game again gave the Bay chance to
give others from their large squad the chance to play along with some of the
players from the first game. Llangefni came out of the blocks much quicker and
showed their forward strength by continually driving back the Bay pack and
gaining good possession. Sam Evans went over twice for Llangefni to open up a
swift lead before Adam Stroud scored one back for the bay to leave it 10-5 to
the home side at half time. Bay again struggled to dominate up front at the
beginning of the second half and two further tries for Llangefni from Sam
Evans again and Harri Thomas allowed them to open up an apparently
unassailable 20-5 lead. However grit and determination from Bay and some fine
play by everyone saw them claw there way back into it with man of the match
Glen Davies scoring for Bay, followed by a good run and try from scrum half
Gareth Mansfield before Adam Stroud scored a great interception try from half
way to secure a well fought draw
Sunday 14th January 2007
Colwyn Bay 50 Denbigh 0
After a long break over Christmas, Colwyn Bay
U10's got back to winning ways with a comprehensive victory over Denbigh on
Sunday. The scoring came thick and fast during the first half, in heavy
underfoot conditions, which the lightning fast Bay backs in particular, did
not allow to slow them down. Luke Rawichi opened the scoring almost from the
first whistle followed swiftly by another by Adam Stroud with a long
individual run. Christian Copeland, leading the forwards, then powered over
from 10 yards out before four further long range tries from Oscar Astbury,
Mattie Humphreys, Connor Harding and another from Luke Rawichi meant Colwyn
Bay had a comfortable 35-0 half time lead.
Wholesale changes during the second half
allowed Bays big squad chance to play and the forwards in particular
competed well as Denbigh managed to find their composure and come back into
the game, winning good ball and coming close to scoring on a number of
occasions. Good Bay tackling prevented that happening and winning important
rucks and mauls near their try line allowed Bay to break out and use their
speed, with Adam Stroud going over for two more long range tries. Rhys Thomas managed to score a fine try near the end. Great
determination was shown by the whole team at the end of the game as Bay
produced tackle after tackle to prevent Denbigh scoring. All players
were awarded Men Of The Match as they all played out of their skins - well
done boys.
Sunday 26th November 2006
Colwyn Bay Under 10’s were away at Llandudno for this
eagerly awaited local derby. Travelling with a squad of 22 players, two games
were organised and the Bay coaches had the difficult task of picking a first
and second team to face the 12 man squad of Llandudno, depleted in number by
players having travelled to see the
Llandudno 5 - The first game saw both sides play flowing rugby with attacking runs matched by strong defences. Bay finally broke the deadlock in this 10-man-a-side dual with a darting run from the base of the scrum by scrum-half Scott Kane. This lifted the Bay team who then went on to score 3 more tries in the first half through Man-of-the-Match, Christian Copeland (2) and Matty Humphries with a reply from Llandudno through Luc Davies. The second half remained tight with the forwards from both sides contesting every ruck and maul with determination. The Llandudno backs had some good breaks but the Bay team tackled well and remained organised under Captain, Connor Harding and fly half Adam Stroud. Bay gained the upper hand in the forwards, winning good possession through Remy Sheil scoring 3 more tries through prop David Edwards (2) and a well worked penalty from Oscar Astbury.
Llandudno 25 - In the second game, Bay fielded its less experienced players and those returning from injury against the first choice Llandudno side. Bay performed well in most areas of play, but some loose tackling allowed Llandudno to score 2 tries in the first half and 3 in the second. Lewis Shaw was awarded Man-of -the-Match for his first half performance, before coming off with a back injury. Gareth Mansfield captained the side in his first game back after injury and developing players Jordan Edwards, Rhys Thomas and Callum Teesdale put in good performances alongside strong tackling from Sara Davies on the wing which kept the score at a respectable level. At the end of the game Bay were awarded a penalty try after putting sustained pressure on the Llandudno line and repeated penalty infringements. A great
display of rugby by
Sunday 19th November 2006 Colwyn Bay 15 - Nant Conwy 0
In the first of two games on Sunday, Colwyn
Bay faced a strong and impressive Nant Conwy side but put in a superb
performance to win the game. The match was very tight throughout with both
teams striving to get the upper hand, but Bays superior defence managed to
thwart the regular attacks from the Nant forwards and back line. Luke
Rawiichi scored a great solo try showing great strength to force his way
over for Bay to lead 5-0 at half time. In the second half, tries from Scott
Kane and Matty Humphries proved decisive as Bay continued to force back the
Nant attacks. Great resolve was shown by all the players on the pitch and
Connor Harding was given man of the match for his defensive tackles and
telling attacking runs. A great performance from both sides with Bay
deserving the win.
Colwyn Bay 40 - Nant Conwy 20
The second game gave both squads chance to use
other players as well as some of the more established ones. Nant got off to
a flying start with a try from Arthur Lennon, with Adam Stroud replying for
Bay. Emyr Court gave Nant the lead again but straight from the kick off Adam
Stroud ran the length of the pitch for his and Bays second. Glen Davies then
scored his first try for Bay as they went into half time 15-10 up. Glen
Davis, who was awarded man of the match, scored his second, followed by one
from Oscar Astbury as Bay extended their lead, only to be immediately pegged
back by a try for Sam Jones. Adam Stroud then scored two further tries
for Bay to take them clear, before the pick of Nant's tries from Gethin
Vaughan, powering over in the corner reduced the deficit. A final try for
Bay from Matty Humphries secured the victory in what was another tough game.
Jack Morris and Scott Kane received special praise for their tackling
Sunday 12th November 2006 Pwllheli 25 - Colwyn Bay 30
A fine performance from Colwyn Bay U10's saw
them win a hard fought game on Sunday away to a large, strong Pwllheli team.
The Pwllheli forwards took the initiative from the start initially pushing
Bay backwards and scoring an early try, but a darting run from the base of
the scrum by scrum half Scott Kane levelled the score, followed up shortly
afterwards by a fine individual try by Adam Stroud, running 3/4 the length
of the pitch. The rest of the half was closely fought with the Bay forwards
gaining the upper hand despite the size disadvantage they had and despite
two tries from Pwllheli the half ended all square at 15-15 with Matty
Humphries powering over from close range just before the break.
Bay came out flying in the second half with a
drive over try from David Edwards and two by man of the match Oscar Astbury,
one being a great solo effort, to lead 30-15. Two late tries from Pwllheli
meant a close finish but Bay were strong enough to hold on and Adam Stroud
went very close at the end being stopped on the line having run the whole
length of the pitch. A great effort by the whole team with Remy Shiel,
Connor Harding, Glen Davis, Adam Stroud, Scott Kane and Matty Humphries all
receiving special praise.
Sunday 5th November 2006 Chester 30 - Colwyn Bay 15
Colwyn Bay U10's suffered their
first defeat this season in the first of two matches against a very strong
Chester side who were Cheshire champions last season. In what was their
toughest test this season, Bay played poorly in the first half as they
struggled to contain the strong Chester pack, who were superior in the maul
and at the ruck and Bay trailed 20-5 at half time with Remy Shiel driving over
for Bays try. The second half was more even, although Bay were let down at
times by indifferent tackling which undermined their determination not to let
Chester score. Both sides scored two further tries with Bays efforts coming
from man of the match Connor Harding and Oscar Astbury.
Chester 0 - Colwyn Bay
50
The first match proved the
incentive for a rejuvenated Bay to take apart Chester's 2nd team, who still
provided stiff opposition, particularly up front. Tries from Scott Kane and
Adam Stroud meant a 10-0 half time lead with the floodgates opening up in the
second half as Bay got back to their running best with tries from Remy Shiel,
Adam Stroud, Matty Humphries, Sara Davies, man of the match Oscar Astbury,
Christian Copeland, Luke Rawichi and Jack Morris. Glen Davis also played well
in his first game for the team.
Sunday 22nd October 2006 Sunday 15th October 2006
Flint U10's 0 - Colwyn Bay U10's 75
Colwyn Bay U10's were in dominant form in their
latest away game at Flint scoring 15 tries without reply against a Flint side
still finding their feet this season. The scoring started early with a length
of the pitch try from Adam Stroud. Christian Copeland then charged over from
close range for the second, which epitomised the forward domination Bay had
all game, before further tries from Scott Kane, Luke Rawiichi, two from Matty
Humphries and another two from Adam Stroud led to a 40 - 0 half time score.
The second half, despite the final try count,
was a much more even affair, with Flint battling hard and going close
themsleves early on. However, fine tries from Connor Harding, Luke Rawiichi,
Adam Stroud, Matty Humphries (2) and Ryan Davies (2), sealed the victory, with
only fine tackling from Flint preventing the final score being even more
emphatic. Matty Humphries was named man of the match.
Sunday 8th October 2006
Colwyn Bay 35 - Llangefni
10
Colwyn Bay's
outstanding U10 side won again with a fine performance against a Llangefni
team, whose size failed to intimidate the Bay players. With the away team
taking an early lead with a try from Thomas Parry, Bay then took control,
dominating forward possession and utilising the fast running backs. Bay then
took the lead with two tries from Adam Stroud and led 3-1 at half time after
man of the match Oscar Astbury went over just before the break. The second
half produced much the same with Bay's forwards repeatedly driving Llangefni
backwards. Oscar Astbury scored two more fine individual tries with Jack
Morris and Remy Shiel going over at the end. Harry Thomas scored Llangefni's
other try.
Gareth
Mansfield, Adam Stroud, Jordan Edwards and Remy Shiel all received special
praise for fine performances although the result reflected a great team
performance.
Sunday 1st October 2006 Denbigh 5 - Colwyn Bay 30 & Denbigh 5 - Colwyn Bay 20
Colwyn Bay U10's travelled to Denbigh on Sunday
and emerged victorious in both their matches against a strong home side. The
first game ended in victory by 6 tries to 1 in Bays favour with a strong first
half performance leading to two drive over tries from Christian Copeland and
another from Oscar Astbury with Catrin Owen replying for Denbigh. In the
second half, Bay dominated and managed to score three more tries with Oscar
Astbury scoring 2 and Matty Humprhies the other. Connor Harding was awarded
man of the match for a great display of tackling.
The second game proved just as decisive for Colwyn
Bay, winning 4-1 with great individual efforts from Connor Harding, Adam
Stroud and Ryan Davies opening up a first half lead and honours even in the
second half with Adam Stroud again going over for Bay and Josh Morris scoring
for the home side.
Sara Davies, Christian Copeland and David Edwards
all received praise from the coaches for their efforts both in attack and with
their tackling.
Sunday 24th September 2006
Newtown 0 Colwyn Bay 49
Colwyn Bay U10's made the long trip to Newtown
worth while with a comprehensive victory over unknown opposition on Sunday.
Dominating from the start Colwyn Bay quickly notched up 5 tries in the first
half with two tries from Matty Humphries and a try each from Gareth Mansfield,
Oscar Astbury and Adam Stroud. All 5 tries were converted by fly half Adam
Stroud. The forwards played their part with Christian Copeland and Remy Shiel,
in particular, putting in powerful performances that helped secure possession
for the fast running back line to make big yardage.
The second half saw two more tries by Colwyn Bay
with Ryan Davies and Oscar Astbury going over for scores with Adam Stroud
again converting one of the tries and Oscar Astbury the other.
Despite a strong last few minutes from Newtown
they were unable to score with hard tackling coming in from all the Bay
players.
Matty Humphries was made man of the match for
his impressive all round performance with Adam Stroud and Christian Copeland
receiving special praise also for their efforts.
17th Sept '06 Colwyn Bay RFC U10's opened their season with a home fixture
against Nant Conwy. Two games were played to give the large number of players at
each club a game. In the first game, Nant dominated from the whistle with
excellent field positioning and strong attack play combined with a well
organised defence, scoring 2 tries through Tom Jones. Bay rallied in the second
half and after sustained pressure scored 2 tries through Gareth Mansfield and
Matthew Humphreys. The game ended a draw with Oscar Astbury awarded Man of the
Match. The second game was much more open and saw Bay score 4 tries (Adam
Stroud, Jack Morris, Connor Harding and Scott Kane) to Nant's 1 (Arthur Lennon).
Both games provided the large crowd plenty to shout and cheer about, with WRFU
referee Martin Kane receiving advice from the knowledgeable spectators. The
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