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Saturday 6th April<br />
£1<br />
Match Day Sponsors<br />
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National 1 Season 2023/24
CHINNOR Rugby Club<br />
Founded 1963<br />
Rectory Pavilion<br />
Kingsey Road<br />
Thame<br />
OX9 3JL<br />
Tel: 01844 213735<br />
Email:<br />
generalmanager@chinnor-rfc.com<br />
Web:<br />
www.chinnor-rfc.com<br />
Chairman:<br />
Nick Stainton<br />
President:<br />
Simon Vickers<br />
Treasurer:<br />
Mike Hughes<br />
Honorary Secretary:<br />
Pete Conway<br />
Presidents’s Welcome<br />
Good afternoon all to Kingsey Rd for what<br />
promises to be another entertaining afternoon.<br />
Firstly a very warm welcome to our<br />
visitors from <strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong>. They were very<br />
hospitable when we went to them earlier in<br />
the season and we will no doubt reciprocate in<br />
the <strong>Chinnor</strong> way.<br />
Today for us is a key moment in our<br />
countdown of our last three games and<br />
our last home game. I am absolute in my<br />
view that whatever happens we are guaranteed second spot and<br />
therefore we should, at the final whistle on 27th April, celebrate our<br />
most successful season ever.<br />
The top spot is in our hands and I have no doubt as to the level<br />
of determination of our squad that they have that firmly in their<br />
sights but one game at a time and with <strong>Leicester</strong> LIons not safe<br />
yet they will be trying their level best to win today. Indeed after<br />
a slowish start they have claimed some notable scalps including<br />
Rams, Blackheath, Richmond and Plymouth so we will need to be<br />
on our mettle today.<br />
I have said before regardless that I, and no doubt many<br />
others, have enjoyed our Squads company, their attitude and their<br />
performance on the field. It has been a pleasure to be part of the<br />
voyage and we have been very lucky to bear witness to it. My<br />
sincere thanks to them all.<br />
So the question on everyone’s lips with many letting the words<br />
go is: how will we cope if we go up? Well off course we have asked<br />
the question ourselves but will not tempt fate by deliberating on<br />
an action plan until it becomes reality. There is unanimity on the<br />
Board that we will support the Squads success by giving it our best<br />
shot without it affecting the sustainability of the Club. The current<br />
rules for the Championship remain in place for next season but the<br />
season after are most likely to change. Whilst we have had sight<br />
of the proposals for Prem 2 put out by the RFU they are currently<br />
under negotiation with the Champ so maybe subject to change. The<br />
good news is that they are now talking constructively and have set<br />
aside their war of words. The changes required will be phased and<br />
we think that for the most part they are liveable with but we have no<br />
visibility yet on the likely level of financial support which of course<br />
is key.<br />
What has been gratifying is the very much increased level of<br />
spectators and lunch guests - some 250 people at lunch today. Of<br />
course the success on the pitch is a major part of that but we hope<br />
that this will continue as our supporters appreciate and spread the<br />
word as to the amazing level of skill and commitment of our players<br />
and Coaches. We have seen many of our gates in excess of many<br />
Championship attendances which shows the appetite in this area for<br />
high level sport.<br />
Our thanks goes out to all involved including Nick, Craig, Tom<br />
C, Daz, Kieron, Tom K and everyone who has helped out with the<br />
Squad. There is no doubt that our Pitch 1 has been in the best<br />
shape of its life despite the atrocious weather so thanks to John<br />
Nicholson and all of the Friday Club for looking after the facilities<br />
so well.<br />
Tom and Mike and the Clubhouse team have worked their socks<br />
off to improve the match day experience with no doubt more gears<br />
to go through next season whether or not we go up a league.<br />
I would also like to give a massive thanks to all our sponsors old<br />
and new. I am so pleased that your considerable input has been<br />
rewarded. I do hope you are enjoying these moments. We are proud<br />
to be associated with you and thanks for all of your support.<br />
Today we are celebrating our one Club ethos with our Family Day<br />
today and it serves as a reminder that first and foremost we are a<br />
Community Club with Rugby and support for all.<br />
Apologies for the Tome. So much to say .<br />
Enjoy your day<br />
Simon
TEAMS Worthing — Match 14 Day <strong>Chinnor</strong> Ball Sponsors 73Rectory<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong> <strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong><br />
With the Raiders Black with defending white hoops an unbeaten Purple home and record white against <strong>Chinnor</strong><br />
and the Black & Whites 1. Keston needing Linesa 5 point 1. maximum Tom Williams to stay (C) in contention<br />
at the top of the division 2. Alun something Walker had to 2. give Olly Taylor at Worthing. (VC)<br />
Ben Manning got 3. Robin the the Hardwick visitors underway 3. Aaron in the Dawson very first minute with<br />
Jonny Bentley adding 4. Oliver the conversion Curry to take 4. Ethan early Godefroy seven point lead.<br />
5. Conor Brockschmidt 5. Will Ward<br />
Hooker Koree Britton<br />
6. George<br />
went<br />
Stokes<br />
over five minutes<br />
6. George<br />
later with<br />
Irvine<br />
winger Luke<br />
Hibberd following suit. Bentley converted both tries and <strong>Chinnor</strong> were 21-<br />
0 to the good inside<br />
7. Max<br />
10<br />
Clementson<br />
minutes.<br />
7. Johnny Murdock<br />
8. William Ryan (c) 8. Nick Cairns<br />
After that quick-fire 9. trio Luke the Carter visitors had to 9. wait James another Stubbs 15 minutes to<br />
cross the line 10. again George for their Worboys all important 10. bonus Dan point. LewisThis time it was<br />
full back Kieran Goss who dotted down on 25 minutes for the first of his<br />
11. Kieran Goss 11. Malelili Satala<br />
try hat trick. Jonny Bentley was wayward from the tee, one of only two<br />
conversions missed 12. James all day. Bourton 12. Charlie Myall<br />
13. Morgan Passman 13. Jamel Hamilton (VC)<br />
Worthing hit back 14. before Grant half Hughes time as Joe 14. Watson-Brooks Joey Patrick and Grant<br />
Gatford scored<br />
15.<br />
in<br />
William<br />
quick succession<br />
Feeney<br />
with<br />
15.<br />
Mathew<br />
Joe Brock<br />
McLean converting<br />
both. At the interval the visitors led 26-14.<br />
Replacements Replacements<br />
That was as good 16. Mark as it Darlington got for the Raiders 16 as Will <strong>Chinnor</strong> Robertsracked up another<br />
seven tries in the 18. second Ethan period. Clarke 17 Isaac Thompson<br />
Kieran Goss<br />
19.<br />
went<br />
Matthew<br />
over<br />
Woodward<br />
two minutes after<br />
18<br />
the<br />
Simon<br />
restart<br />
Koroiyadi<br />
converted by Bentley<br />
followed by Ben Pienaar 20. Tom seven Clifford minutes 19 later. BLuke Replacement Bouchier Basil Strang<br />
adding the 21. extras. Nathan Chamberlain 20 Fin Ogden<br />
Director of Rugby Coach<br />
In the final half hour Goss completed his hat trick and there were further<br />
Nick Easter Garteh Collins<br />
tries from Charlie Broughton, Bevon Armitage, a second for Koree Britton<br />
and one for Basil Strang. Coaches Dale Ager<br />
Craig Hampson Lloyd Warner<br />
The 73-14 final score keeps Tom Cruse the pressure Megan on league Seagrave leaders Bishop’s<br />
Stortford who narrowly<br />
Daz<br />
beat<br />
Oliver<br />
Redingensians and play off rivals Old<br />
Elthamians who secured their bonus point in a 47-12 win over Bury St<br />
Edmonds.<br />
Referee: Ben Rayner<br />
Performance reviewer: Iain Mitchell<br />
Assistant Referees: Ben McNamara, Richard Waller<br />
www.chinnor-rfc.com<br />
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Worthing D.O.R. 14 Writes <strong>Chinnor</strong> 73<br />
Good afternoon everyone and just like<br />
With the Raiders defending an unbeaten home that we record have our against final home <strong>Chinnor</strong> game of the<br />
and the Black & Whites needing a 5 point maximum season. The to team stay will in be contention desperate to<br />
at the top of the division something had to put give on at a performance Worthing. for our supporters<br />
who have been swelling in numbers<br />
Ben Manning got the the visitors underway in the very first minute with<br />
throughout the season enjoying the fine<br />
Jonny Bentley adding the conversion to take an early seven point lead.<br />
rugby played that has been on display.<br />
Hooker Koree Britton went over five minutes Of later course with everyone winger is Luke aware what is<br />
Hibberd following suit. Bentley converted both at stake tries as and we <strong>Chinnor</strong> hit the home were stretch 21-<br />
0 to the good inside 10 minutes.<br />
but I can assure you no one within the<br />
rugby department is looking further<br />
After that quick-fire trio the visitors had to wait another 15 minutes to<br />
ahead than today and our opponents<br />
cross the line again for their all important bonus point. This time it was<br />
<strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> who themselves need<br />
full back Kieran Goss who dotted down on 25 minutes for the first of his<br />
to assure safety after promotion last<br />
try hat trick. Jonny Bentley was wayward from the tee, one of only two<br />
season. They possess some quality<br />
conversions missed all day.<br />
players and have had some big wins<br />
Worthing hit back before half time as Joe Watson-Brooks this season putting and Rams Grant and Plymouth<br />
Gatford scored in quick succession with Mathew away to McLean name a few converting scalps, they play a<br />
both. good brand At the of rugby interval which the we visitors will have led to be 26-14. at our best defensively to keep them out.<br />
Our last outing away at Richmond was a potential banana skin well negotiated by the side in<br />
That tricky conditions, was as good to come as it away got with for a the 41-16 Raiders victory as at the <strong>Chinnor</strong> RAG where racked <strong>Chinnor</strong> up another have never<br />
seven won before tries is testament in the second to the maturity period. of the team given it was 17-16 at half time, the guys<br />
Kieran<br />
regrouped<br />
Goss<br />
took on<br />
went<br />
one<br />
over<br />
simple<br />
two<br />
message<br />
minutes<br />
and delivered<br />
after the<br />
a dominant<br />
restart converted<br />
second half<br />
by<br />
performance.<br />
Bentley<br />
followed One player by in particular Ben Pienaar stood seven out and minutes deserves mention later. Replacement was Grant Hughes Basil whose Strang hatrick<br />
adding secured the bonus extras. point out of position on the wing, and as has been the case as the season<br />
draws to an end with limited squads, players often find themselves in roles unfamiliar to<br />
In them, the another final half couple hour of Goss players completed to fill in at lock his recently hat trick are and the there two prop were forwards further Josh<br />
tries McNulty from and Charlie Keston Lines. Broughton, These requirements Bevon Armitage, are all part a second of the twists for Koree and turns Britton that<br />
and occur one during for the Basil week Strang. and matches that keep us on our toes and make it an enjoyable and<br />
challenging league to be a part of.<br />
The 73-14 final score keeps the pressure on league leaders Bishop’s<br />
Stortford At this time who I would narrowly also like beat to mention Redingensians our Falcons(2nd and XV) play and off how rivals well they Oldhave done<br />
Elthamians this season with who some secured tight games their and bonus notable point wins against a 47-12 Ampthill win and over Stortford. Bury It St is vital<br />
Edmonds.<br />
to have strong second string to provide continuity, competition and rugby throughout the<br />
club, this year it has been a real success and a tribute to the dedication form all players to<br />
our weekly training nights and their hunger to improve and represent the club. We sign off<br />
at home today with both teams playing so I hope many of you will be able to get along to<br />
support both teams and here your voices loud and proud.<br />
Thanks again for all your support this season.<br />
Nick Easter<br />
www.chinnor-rfc.com<br />
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INFORMATION FOR VISITORS<br />
Welcome to <strong>Chinnor</strong> RFC Thame - we hope you have a great time!<br />
We are now a cash-free venue, so please use your payment and<br />
membership cards. We encourage you to buy your match and lunch<br />
tickets in advance online via our Ticketpass page.<br />
Drinks - Take your pick from our Players’ Bar, Members’ Bar, Marquee,<br />
Bar22 and Scoreboard Bar. We have a range of drinks available, with<br />
Guinness, Carlsberg, Estrella, Shipyard and Somersby on tap. New for this<br />
season is our Scoreboard Bar.<br />
Food - We are working on upgrading our Servery, but pitchside food is still<br />
available.<br />
Facilities - The toilets are located outside the Clubhouse and located close<br />
to the entrance. Our disabled toilet can be accessed via the lift inside the<br />
Clubhouse.<br />
www.chinnor-rfc.com<br />
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CHINNOR RFC THAME — Senior Squad<br />
1 Josh McNulty<br />
Tight Head Prop<br />
12 George Grose<br />
Club Captain - Centre<br />
2 Luke Carter<br />
Scrum Half<br />
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13 Keston Lines<br />
Loose Head Prop<br />
4 Greg Goodfellow<br />
Scrum Half<br />
15 Kieran Goss<br />
Wing<br />
5 Willie Ryan<br />
1st XV Captain<br />
Back Row<br />
16 Morgan Passman<br />
Centre/Wing<br />
8 Alun Walker<br />
Hooker<br />
17 Finn Theobald-Thomas<br />
Hooker<br />
10 Nick Smith<br />
Full Back/Wing<br />
18 Andy Berry<br />
Back Row<br />
11 Josh Hodson<br />
Wing<br />
19 James Bourton<br />
Centre<br />
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CHINNOR RFC THAME — Senior Squad<br />
20 Max Heathman<br />
Back Row<br />
28 Ben Wilkinson<br />
Loose/Tight Head Prop<br />
21 Jack Walsh<br />
Scrum Half<br />
29 George Stokes<br />
Back Row<br />
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22 George Merrick<br />
Lock<br />
31 Will Cave<br />
Hooker<br />
23 Joe Browning<br />
Wing<br />
32 Tom Price<br />
Fly Half<br />
24 William Feeney<br />
Full Back<br />
33 Jake Varney<br />
Scrum Half<br />
25 Jason Worrall<br />
Wing<br />
34 Max Clemenston<br />
Back Row<br />
27 Mark Darlington<br />
Hooker<br />
35 Will Cadden<br />
Back Row<br />
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CHINNOR RFC THAME — Senior Squad<br />
36 Joe Booth<br />
Scrum Half<br />
43 Will Blakemore<br />
Centre<br />
37 Cameron Rafferty<br />
Back Row<br />
45 Matt Woodward<br />
Loose Head Prop<br />
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38 Shek Sheriff<br />
Lock<br />
47 Archie Friend<br />
Scrum Half<br />
39 Rob Hardwick<br />
Tight Head Prop<br />
48 Alfie North<br />
Back Row<br />
40 Izzy Wharton<br />
Back Row<br />
50 Mualo Sadiki<br />
Back Row<br />
42 Conor Brockschmidt<br />
Back Row/Lock<br />
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CHINNOR RFC THAME — The Back Room<br />
Nick Easter<br />
Director Of Rugby<br />
Tom Cruse<br />
Scrum Coach<br />
Daz Oliver<br />
Head Of S&C<br />
Greg Goodfellow<br />
Falcons Head Coach<br />
Criag Hampson<br />
Head Coach<br />
Tom Knibbs<br />
Team Manager<br />
Kieran Yon<br />
Head Of Medical<br />
www.chinnor-rfc.com<br />
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CHINNOR RFC THAME<br />
National League 1 Table - 2023/24<br />
Pos Team Pld W D L F A PD TBP LBP Pts<br />
1 <strong>Chinnor</strong> 23 19 0 4 903 351 552 18 3 97<br />
2 Rams 23 18 0 5 715 505 210 18 2 92<br />
3 Rosslyn Park 23 14 1 8 680 565 115 14 3 75<br />
4 Birmingham Moseley 23 13 0 10 593 567 26 11 6 69<br />
5 Plymouth Albion 23 13 0 10 541 474 67 10 4 66<br />
6 Darlington Mowden Park 23 11 0 12 568 584 -16 11 6 61<br />
7 Richmond 23 10 0 13 609 627 -18 13 7 60<br />
8 Blackheath 23 11 0 12 555 522 33 8 4 56<br />
9 Sedgley Park 23 10 1 12 577 680 -103 10 4 56<br />
10 Sale FC 23 11 0 12 507 542 -35 7 3 54<br />
11 Bishop’s Stortford 23 8 0 15 530 688 -158 9 5 46<br />
12 <strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> 23 9 0 14 447 631 -184 6 3 45<br />
13 Cinderford 23 8 0 15 446 683 -237 3 4 39<br />
14 Taunton Titans 23 5 0 18 588 840 -252 14 4 38<br />
This weeks fixtures<br />
15:00 Blackheath<br />
Sedgley Park<br />
15:00 <strong>Chinnor</strong><br />
<strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong><br />
15:00 Cinderford<br />
Rosslyn Park<br />
15:00 Darlington Mowden Park<br />
Bishop’s Stortford<br />
15:00 Plymouth Albion<br />
Rams<br />
15:00 Richmond<br />
Birmingham Moseley<br />
15:00 Sale FC<br />
Taunton Titans<br />
Next Fixtures<br />
13th April<br />
14:00 <strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong><br />
Darlington Mowden Park<br />
15:00 Birmingham Moseley<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong><br />
15:00 Bishop’s Stortford<br />
Sale FC<br />
15:00 Rams<br />
Richmond<br />
15:00 Rosslyn Park<br />
Blackheath<br />
15:00 Taunton Titans<br />
Cinderford<br />
15:00 Sedgley Park<br />
Plymouth Albion<br />
Last weeks results<br />
3-20 Birmingham Moseley<br />
Plymouth Albion<br />
39-12 Bishop’s Stortford<br />
<strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong><br />
33-25 Rams<br />
Blackheath<br />
16-41 Richmond<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong><br />
41-19 Rosslyn Park<br />
Sale FC<br />
30-25 Sedgley Park<br />
Cinderford<br />
22-20 Taunton Titans<br />
Darlington Mowden Park<br />
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Richmond 16 <strong>Chinnor</strong> 41<br />
Worthing 14 <strong>Chinnor</strong> 73<br />
MATCH REPORT<br />
With the Raiders defending an unbeaten <strong>Chinnor</strong> home increased record the against pace and <strong>Chinnor</strong> encamped<br />
and the Black & Whites needing a 5 point themselves maximum in Richmond’s to stay in red contention zone. The<br />
Grant<br />
at the<br />
Hughes<br />
top of the<br />
hat trick<br />
division<br />
powers<br />
something<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong><br />
had hosts to give managed at Worthing. to repel several dangerous<br />
to win at Richmond<br />
looking attacks with desperate defence and<br />
Ben Manning got the the visitors underway in the very first minute with<br />
A turbo charged performance from Grant good turnovers.<br />
Jonny Bentley adding the conversion to take an early seven point lead.<br />
Hughes full of power and pace underpinned<br />
This defensive effort was finally broken by<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong>’s Hooker Koree impressive Britton performance went over in South five minutes a spectacular later with solo effort winger from Luke Hughes as<br />
West Hibberd London. following <strong>Chinnor</strong> suit. eventually Bentley overcame converted he slalomed both tries his and way <strong>Chinnor</strong> through the were tacklers 21-<br />
a 0 determined to the good and inside dogged 10 Richmond minutes. and<br />
to notch a superb hat trick. 16-24 on 57<br />
some horrendous conditions in the first<br />
half After to that come quick-fire away with a trio 5 point the win. visitors had minutes. to wait another 15 minutes to<br />
cross the line again for their all important bonus point. This time it was<br />
The first half was a real ding ding affair as<br />
This try settled <strong>Chinnor</strong> and they began<br />
full back Kieran Goss who dotted down on 25 minutes for the first of his<br />
the lead swapped hands several times, to assert real dominance, especially when<br />
try hat trick. Jonny Bentley was wayward from the tee, one of only two<br />
although <strong>Chinnor</strong> outscored their hosts 3 Conor Brocksmidt put in a huge tackle on<br />
conversions missed all day.<br />
tries to 1 their lead was a very slim 16-17. his opposite number. From a lovely Feeney<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong> Worthing started hit back well and before took an half early time lead as Joe touch Watson-Brooks finder Richmond and dragged Grantdown a<br />
through Gatford a scored smart catch in quick and drive succession and score with fast Mathew moving <strong>Chinnor</strong> McLean maul converting and a penalty try<br />
from both. Walker. At the interval Richmond the immediately visitors led hit 26-14. was awarded. 16-31. Richmond were now<br />
back with 2 quick scores, a penalty and a down to 13.<br />
slick That try was from as Post. good 10-5. as it got for the Raiders as <strong>Chinnor</strong> racked up another<br />
seven tries in the second period. Brocksmidt then wrestled a ball away from<br />
Hughes then entered the fray with his Richmond and put in a perfectly weighted<br />
first Kieran major Goss contribution went over when two released minutes by after kick the ahead restart which converted saw George by Bentley Worboys<br />
Feeney followed a weaving by Ben run Pienaar opened seven his account. minutes outstrip later. the Replacement cover to dot down. Basil 16-31. Strang<br />
10-12 adding after the 23 extras. minutes.<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong> rounded off the scoring after a<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong>’s In the final indiscipline half hour Goss and completed unforced his flowing hat move trick and released there Goss were in space further down<br />
errors tries from costed Charlie them 6 Broughton, more points Bevon when Armitage, the left wing a second and Gossy for streaked Koree Britton home to<br />
Richmond and one opted for Basil for the Strang. posts on a couple<br />
score in the corner. 16-41.<br />
of occasions.<br />
The 73-14 final score keeps the pressure It was on a very league powerful leaders and more Bishop’s disciplined<br />
But it was another try from Hughes that<br />
Stortford who narrowly beat Redingensians and play off rivals Old<br />
gave <strong>Chinnor</strong> the lead at half time, 16-17.<br />
second half performance as <strong>Chinnor</strong> really<br />
Elthamians who secured their bonus point showed in a their 47-12 class win and over all Bury round St game.<br />
Having Edmonds. survived against the elements Some excellent performance with 2 stand<br />
including hail, horizontal rain and an outs from Hughes and Brocksmidt.<br />
increasingly strong wind <strong>Chinnor</strong> could feel<br />
they were in a strong position.<br />
However emerging for the second half they<br />
were greeted by a beautiful, still, sunny<br />
spring afternoon!<br />
www.chinnor-rfc.com<br />
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A break for Easter with 2 weeks until<br />
<strong>Chinnor</strong> play their final home game of the<br />
season against <strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> on 6th April.<br />
Match report - John Vaughan
1st XV Fixtures & Results 2023/24<br />
Worthing 14 <strong>Chinnor</strong> 73<br />
KO 3pm unless otherwise stated<br />
Date Opponents KO Result<br />
With the Raiders defending an unbeaten home record against <strong>Chinnor</strong><br />
and 02-Sep-23 the Black Darlington & Whites Mowden needing Pk a 5 point maximum Home to stay in contention w 22 - 10<br />
at 08-Sep-23 the top of Rams the division something had to give Away at Worthing. 7.45pm L 29 -19<br />
16-Sep-23 Sale Home W 36 - 0<br />
Ben Manning got the the visitors underway in the very first minute with<br />
Jonny 23-Sep-23 Bentley Sedgley adding Park the conversion to take an Away early seven point L lead. 27 - 21<br />
30-Sep-23 Cinderford Home W 48 - 17<br />
Hooker Koree Britton went over five minutes later with winger Luke<br />
Hibberd 07-Oct-23 following Rosslyn suit. Park Bentley converted both Away tries and <strong>Chinnor</strong> W were 21 - 21- 48<br />
014-Oct-23 to the good Blackheath inside 10 minutes.<br />
Home W 53 - 8<br />
21-Oct-23 Free<br />
After<br />
28-Oct-23<br />
that quick-fire<br />
Free<br />
trio the visitors had to wait another 15 minutes to<br />
cross the line again for their all important bonus point. This time it was<br />
full 04-Nov-23 back Kieran Taunton Goss who dotted down on 25 Away minutes for the first W of 21 his - 53<br />
try 11-Nov-23 hat trick. Plymouth Jonny Bentley Albion was wayward from Home the tee, one of only L 17 two - 22<br />
conversions 18-Nov-23 Bishop’s missed Stortford all day.<br />
Away W 7 - 26<br />
Worthing 25-Nov-23 hit Richmond back before half time as Joe Watson-Brooks Home and Grant W 55 - 26<br />
Gatford 02-Dec-23 scored <strong>Leicester</strong> in quick <strong>Lions</strong> succession with Mathew Away McLean converting W 15 - 40<br />
both. At the interval the visitors led 26-14.<br />
09-Dec-23 Birmingham Moseley Home W 27 - 24<br />
That 15-Dec-23 was as Rams good as it got for the Raiders as Home <strong>Chinnor</strong> 7.45pm racked up W another 21 - 7<br />
seven<br />
06-Jan-24<br />
tries in<br />
Free<br />
the second period.<br />
Kieran 13-Jan-24 Goss Sale went over two minutes after the restart Away converted by W Bentley 10 - 47<br />
followed 27-Jan-24 by Cinderford Ben Pienaar seven minutes later. Away Replacement Basil W Strang 0 - 57<br />
adding the extras.<br />
03-Feb-24 Sedgley Park Home W 38 - 34<br />
In 09-Feb-24 the final half Rosslyn hour Park Goss completed his hat trick Home and there 7.45pm were W further 31 - 10<br />
tries 17-Feb-24 from Charlie Blackheath Broughton, Bevon Armitage, Away a second for Koree L 22 Britton - 17<br />
and<br />
24-Feb-24<br />
one for<br />
Taunton<br />
Basil Strang.<br />
Home W 80 - 10<br />
The 02-Mar-24 73-14 final Free score keeps the pressure on league leaders Bishop’s<br />
Stortford<br />
09-Mar-24<br />
who<br />
Plymouth<br />
narrowly<br />
Albion<br />
beat Redingensians and<br />
Away<br />
play off rivals Old<br />
W 5 - 26<br />
Elthamians who secured their bonus point in a 47-12 win over Bury St<br />
Edmonds.<br />
16-Mar-24 Bishop’s Stortford Home W 80 - 10<br />
23-Mar-24 Richmond Away W 16 - 41<br />
30-Mar-24 Free<br />
06-Apr-24 <strong>Leicester</strong> <strong>Lions</strong> Home<br />
13-Apr-24 Birmingham Moseley Away<br />
20-Apr-24 Free<br />
27-Apr-24 Darlington Mowden Pk Away<br />
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Coming up<br />
at Home<br />
Club Events Calendar<br />
Kites<br />
7th Apr Bridgnorth Women<br />
Colts<br />
14th April Old Albanians<br />
19th April Aylesbury (Friday)<br />
12th Apr<br />
Sportmans with Nigel Owens<br />
10th May<br />
End of Season Party<br />
26th Jul<br />
Abba Revival<br />
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