Sports Report

Monday 25th March 2019

 

U10 vs St Mary’s

The U10s played tag vs St Mary’s on Wednesday. The boys found it hard to play non contact but stuck at it winning 14-8. All the boys got on the score sheet and man of the match went to Max.

Mr Bovingdon

St Edwards U11 v St Marys 12:11

Team: Owen, Sanay, Rujul, Jashan, Izak, Dimeji, Max, Musa, Joe, Oliver H, Alex L

Scorers: Sanay, Joe*3, Owen, Izak*3, Dameji*2, Alex*2

MoM: Joe

St Edward’s closed out a close game against Henley rivals at an overcast Sulhamstead on Wednesday. The first half was an even affair with tries being exchanged throughout and the home team leading 6-4 into the break.

In the second half St Mary’s rallied and came back to even the score at 6-6 before St Edward’s pulled ahead for the rest of the game and never relinquished the lead.

Mr Arter

St Edwards U9 v St Mary’s 7:7

Team: Luca, Luke, Tommy, Jordan, Ronit, Aryan, Moussa, Taig

Scorers: Tommy*2, Luke*2, Luca*2, Ronit

MoM: Tommy

St Edward’s played out an exciting 7-7 draw against St Mary’s on Friday at Sulhamstead. After going into half time winning, the home side let their discipline slip and saw out the game on their own try line.

Mr Arter

U8 vs St Mary’s

A combined Year 3 and 4 rugby team faced St Mary’s on Friday at Sulhamstead. St Mary’s got off to a strong start scoring quickly despite some good defending from St Edward’s. They increased their lead thanks to a well-organised defence turning over the ball and swiftly counter-attacking. St Edward’s were 5-2 down at half-time but grew in confidence as the match progressed and were beginning to pass the ball around with greater aplomb. They got the best possible start to the second half, scoring three unanswered tries to bring the scores level. St Mary’s soon regained the lead however, which they retained for the rest of the match finishing the match as worthy winners. St Edward’s played extremely well and fully deserved their six tries but could not quite match the pace of St Mary’s. The Man of the Match this week was Dylan for his powerful running and strong tackling.

Dr Cane-Honeysett