Kettering 36 Huntingdon Stags U13 19 STAGS were caught off-guard as Kettering began at a fast pace on Sunday. The home side s quick passing moves saw them storm into a four-try lead as the Stags tried to get a hold on the game. The first half ended with
Kettering 36
Huntingdon Stags U13 19
STAGS were caught off-guard as Kettering began at a fast pace on Sunday.
The home side's quick passing moves saw them storm into a four-try lead as the Stags tried to get a hold on the game. The first half ended with Kettering in a commanding lead, which they extended by a further two tries shortly after the interval. Stags rallied shortly after, with Tom Guilliatt-Griggs running between the posts for a try, and some good passing from the back saw debutant winger Alex Marsh and Bal Dhital add to the score line, but Stags' rally was too late for them to get anything from the game.
Huntingdon Stags U14 7
Ampthill 26
STAGS U14 side were comprehensively beaten at home by Ampthill on Sunday.
The home side started well, but early pressure led to the visitors passing out wide to score an unconverted try. Stags kept fighting, and Ethan Moss crossed the line for a try which was converted by Josh Doonan to give Huntingdon a 7-5 lead. Ampthill then clicked into gear and scored from a scrum to take a 12-7 lead. The visitors began to run away with the game, gaining a further two try lead early in the second half to complete the scoring at 26-7.
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