Keighley U14 vs Bradford & Bingley U14

Both Bees and Keighlians started the morning trying to play flowing rugby but it was the Keighley visitors that adapted to the disjointed nature of the game.
After eight minutes of action Leon Hobson made use of his electric pace and broke from a ruck on the left, outpacing the Bees defence to score.
Ethan Lawrie was unable to convert.

0 - 5

Broken play lead to Keighley being awarded a scrum on the halfway line.
The keighley pack triumphed in the battle of the big men and secured possesion
The ball found its way to Jack Rodbourne who broke for the line crossing out wide to score.
Ethan Lawrie was unable to convert

0 - 10

Halftime

The second half continued to be peppered with he referees whistle as both packs wrestled with the demands of the morning scrummaging.

Pressure in midfield from Bobby Darbyshire and Lennon Curr forced a mistake and a wild loose pass was intercepted by James Field who showed his pace and left the Bees defence in his wake, touching down to the right of the posts.
Ethan Lawrie was unable to convert.

0 - 15

Keighley continued to apply pressure from the restart gradually working the ball down field.

In the final quarter spirited defence from the Bees resulted in them being awarded a scrum inside their 22.
The Bees secured the ball but dogged pressure from the Keighley forwards resulted in Oliver Brown charging down the clearance kick.
Leon Hobson was the first to react, pouncing on the ball to secure his second try of the day.
Ethan Lawrie was unable to convert.

0 - 20

Full time