Youngsters maintain their form

Wolverhampton arrived at this match unbeaten but quickly found themselves behind to an in-form Spa side.

After good work by Ryan Pring, who cut the visitors to ribbons, Bobby Lawrenson opened the scoring.

This was followed by a first class try from winger Alex Williams who anticipated fly half Marc Wiseman's chip to the corner flag and touched down ahead of a floundering Wolverhampton defence.

Sean Dickinson rounded off a memorable first half with a stylish run to give Droitwich a commanding lead.

Spa started the second half as they had finished the first with forward Rob Burton extending the lead.

This was quickly followed by a try from Marc Wiseman who powered to the line despite the frantic attempts of the visitors to stop him. This was an excellent display of rugby skill,aggression and team work against quality opposition.

Man of the Match went to the whole team.

n In the second match, Spa's coaches gave the newer squad members a run-out and the visitors took advantage as they clinched a 45-0 victory.

Man of the match was awarded to Richard Fry.

n Droitwich u11s beat

Wolverhampton u10s 45-0, giving a good account of themselves in the process.

The tries came courtesy of a Jack Pomroy hat-trick with Charles Jackson, Tom Barker, Chris Reece, Mitchell Williams, Matt Simkiss and Luke Price also adding their names to the scoresheet, Price showing his speed as he ran 40 yards to score, leaving the whole defence standing.