BROMSGROVE U12s 14 Stourbridge U12s 42. Missing three key players and with new faces in the side, Bromsgrove took a long time to start playing as a team. Good scrummaging and rucking was let down by poor defensive work which gifted the visitors four of their six tries. Bromsgrove try scorers were Alistair Hewitt and Chris Blackhall with Ashley Binner converting both.

Bromsgrove U12s 28 Stourbridge U12s 21. A much better team effort in the second game with Bromsgrove finally showing how well they can play. With the forwards again dominant in the scrums and rucks, Bromsgrove put several good passing moves together for a deserved victory. Try scorers were Ashley Binner (two), Paul Fitzer and Jonathan Wilkinson. Binner converted three and Fitzer one. Chris Blackhall was voted MoM.

Willenhall U16s 0 Bromsgrove U16s 100. The under-16s set a new record by running in 15 tries at Willenhall. Bromsgrove applied early pressure and were awarded a penalty in the opening minutes of the game. Relentless hard work by the back row stopped Willenhall's attacking play. This enabled Bromsgrove to turn the ball over and use it to their advantage by releasing their faster backs. Bromsgrove realised that playing open rugby was their only option as Willenhall's heavier forwards could not keep up with the pace of the game.

Willenhall tried to get back into the match in the second half but outstanding individual efforts by Tom Rostrup and Warren Oliver prevented any comeback. This convincing win, their sixth in a row, was reward for a great all round team performance. Try scorers were MoM Tom Rostrup (four) Adam Slaughter (two), George Edginton (two), Ollie Wells (two), Joe Baker, Tom Garner, Tom Crook, Adam Brookes and Brent Leech. Joe Baker scored 11 conversions and one penalty.

Bromsgrove U14s 31 Willenhall U14s 5. Bromsgrove were given a hard fought match against a strong Staffordshire side. Bromsgrove started well and were soon rewarded with a try from Number Eight David Hughes following good work from Thomas Solomon and Kyle Everton. This was followed by another two tries from Hughes who converted two of them. Willenhall did not give up and played with great spirit until half time but were unable to breach the strong Bromsgrove defence. In the second half Bromsgrove extended their lead with tries from James Hinks and Christian Moule with Hughes converting one. Willenhall were not to be outdone and continued to attack until the end, when they were rewarded with a well taken try to reduce the arrears. Special mention this week goes to John Deardon, Andrew Strong and the tireless Thomas Winterbottom.

Droitwich U7s 10 Hereford U7s 20. Playing against a well organised team Droitwich never gave up. Tries came from Tom Foulds and MoM Chris Rouse. Sam Steadman, Matthew Jones and Ben Burkes tackled tirelessly throughout.

Droitwich U7s 5 Luctonians U7s 10. Josh Feek battled away and scored the only try for Droitwich. He was well supported by William Lockett, Edward Burkes and Sam Steadman. Scott Howell made some super tackles.

Droitwich U8s 15 Hereford U8s 10. Droitwich played their best rugby of the season. Matt Wilkinson, Josh Skinner and Tom Ryder defended and tackled well. Dan Mara, Mathew Williams and MoM Andy Bishop made good breaks to set up Ryan Boon who used his pace to score all the tries. Bruce Steel played his first game and showed good skills.

Droitwich U8s 10 Luctonians U8s 10. Droitwich, captained by Sophie Feek, got off to a steady start. MoM Tom Poke jinked his way to score in the corner. Jono Moran, William Chambers and James Squire chased the opposition, causing them to lose the ball and Andy Bishop was unlucky not to score. Many changes were made to the team and Droitwich went behind until Ryan Boon saw a gap and accelerated through the defenders to level the scores.

Hereford U12s 0 Droitwich U12s 43. Hereford battled but had no answer to Spa's dominant forwards. With ample possession the forwards and backs carved out attack after attack. Tries for Matt Hurleston, Bobby Lawrenson, James Brasier, Sean Dickinson, Sam Bower, Alex Williams and Bob Needham. Conversions by Marc Wiseman. MoM Rob Burton was unlucky not to score, but set up magnificent possession that allowed his team mates to score freely.

Luctonians U12s 0 Droitwich U12s 21. A physical Luctonians side could not overcome Droitwich's more skilful approach. Luctonians concentrated on trying to match Spa in forward play but failed to counter excellent passing among the Droitwich backs to the wings, allowing Sean Dickinson to run two tries in quick succession. MoM Marc Wiseman had an excellent game as acting captain and sealed the game with a magnificent try in the second half.

Longlevens U12s 7 Droitwich U12s 7. In an enjoyable game two evenly matched sides displayed good running, passing and tackling. Droitwich forwards found this the hardest match of the season with no quarter given by Longlevens at the scrum or breakdown. Tom Millward opened the scoring for Droitwich with Marc Wiseman converting. Longlevens responded and equalised shortly afterwards. Droitwich were unlucky not to win the match when Marc Wiseman's chip and touch down was disallowed. MoM was Tim Cave for his outstanding hard work at scrum half.

Droitwich U13s 12 Silhilians U13s 0. This was a hard game with both sides proving to be better at defending than at finding a successful attacking move. The game had not long started when a good piece of team play gave Richard Reece the ball in space. Richard did not disappoint and powered through. The match rested at a single try up until half time. In the second half it was much the same but excellent Droitwich tackles from Sam Cooper and Richard started to have an impact. A good break led to Iain Young scoring and then converting his own try. Old Sills tried some desperate attacks but couldn't breach the Droitwich defence.