West Bank Bears

West Bank Bears U11s 24

THE Bears went behind in the first five minutes but they responded with a good try by Jordan Campbell, converted by Ellis Soens.

Ince scored two tries from two yards out but tries came from Thomas Maher, Kieron Butterworth and another by Campbell.

With good conversions by Joe Gaskin and Connor Briers the game was there to be won for the Bears but with just minutes on the clock Ince broke to score the last try of the game.

Man of the match S Underdown, top tacklers C Briers and D Littler and most improved player C Gavin.

West Bank Reds U9s 40

Clock Face U9s 28

AN outstanding display saw the Reds race into the lead with tries from Brad Davies (4), David Winders (3), Matty Murphy (2) and Kyle Johnson.

The opposition slowly crept back onto the score sheet with the home side eventually winning 10 tries to seven.

Brad Davies took the man of the match award, Richard Myler the top tackler award while Tom Whittley, making his debut for the Reds, took the coach's award.

West Bank Bears Open Age 31 Langworthy 18

WEST Bank beat Langworthy despite falling well short of their recent high standard.

They started brightly following a maiden score from Nigel Flinn converted by Ian Littler before allowing the Reds back into the game.

However the Bears seemed to settle down with both Adam Mercer and Littler following up their own kicks to touch down.

Langworthy registered a four pointer before Flinn settled nerves just before half time with his second try. After the break Langworthy's enterprising play was rewarded again before Gavin Dicks scored a deserved try following a rare Bank flowing move.

Littler followed up immediately with a well-taken drop goal.

Langworthy capitalized on a long break, but Ian Connor made the game safe for the Bank late on.

Chris Nuttie was awarded the opposition's Direct Skips & Recycling Ltd man of the match award but was pushed close by Connor and Bryn Pinnington, while Brian Mellor, Phil Dean and Gary Hughes had strong games.

West Bank Bears Blacks U9s

Blackbrook U'9s

THE Bears were well beaten by Blackbrook.

The opening minutes saw Blackbrook storm over for a try but the Bears hit back immediately with a superb 40 yard try from Daniel Rose.

This was to be the end of West Bank's scoring but it wasn't the end of some brave defence from the likes of Mike Kelly, Jack Jopson and Paddy Douglas.

The Bears constantly probed for more scores, moving the ball well through Tom Dempsey, Sam Walker, Jack Phillips and George Nuttall.

Debutant Daniel Jones was outstanding.

West Bank Bears U14s 26

Woolston U14s 6

THE Bears were six points down but after some good work from Paul Dempsey, Nick Hill scored the first of his three tries.

Other scores came from Robert Langen, Richard Hughes and John Webster.

After the early setback the Bears rallied with good performances from Danny Ruane, Shaun Attwood and Craig Lawton.

West Bank U15s 34

Thatto Heath U15s 14

THE Bears played some fluent rugby to register their fifth win in six matches, to keep their assault on the premiership league title.

There were numerous good individual displays but none more than J Simm, S Harland and D Jones.

Man of the match was D Dourley, J Clark scored two good opportunist tries.