U15's Match Report

This season, (2010/2011) we are very keen that someone within your age group writes a match report, after every match. With this in mind we have devised a simple template for you to complete.Please see below: 

 Junior Match Report Template Crowbourgh U15's ? Vs ?

 Date: Sunday ?/?/? 

Score: ?/? 

Trys scored: ?

Conversions: ?

Penalties: ?

Drop goals: ?

 Man of the match: ? 

Other players that stood out: ? 

1st Half Performance: ?

 2nd Half Performance: ? 

Any-other points/mentions/comments: Examples: This was there 5th win in a row.much improved on the same fixture last year.Weather conditionsA player who represnce the county? 

Officials: Ref and Linesmen if known

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Season 2009/2010 

Sunday 24th January 2010 - Home - Friendly - Horsham `B`

Crowborough U14’s v Horsham U14’s `B` 

Playing in fine conditions and a rare bit of sun at times, the weather belied the fact that this was first time that many of the players has picked up an oval ball since before Christmas. Despite this and the fact that some were playing in unfamiliar conditions, the small squad set themselves the goal of playing passionate and aggressive rugby from the first blow of the whistle. 

Horsham scored all too quickly when a hard fought defence was finally breached, the ball spinning out wide for a try. Nevertheless, this was something new for Crowborough who for the first time this season seemed to have found an appetite for defence, with tackle after tackle coming in. At the scrum, Horsham initially seemed to have the advantage but as the first half progressed things evened up a little as the Crowborough tight five found their footing. Wave after wave of Horsham attacks were snuffed out by stout-hearted aggressive defence, although the visitors soon exposed and exploited a Crowborough weakness, not scrapping for the ball on the floor. This resulted in Horsham getting plenty of ball which they used to great effect, crossing the try line a number of times. The second half continued in much the same vein, although the Crows game was disrupted by the loss of scrum half Lawrence Berry. 

 It was pleasing to note the spirit with which Crowborough played this game. There was new-found determination and passion for the duration of the game and whilst there was a certain amount of ring rust to shake off, there were many, many positive green shoots that can be nurtured for the rest of the season. There were many who showed individual flashes of brilliance. George Bigwood tackled like a demon and was calm under pressure and Ata Yazicilar made a couple of nice breaks. Jack Weedon continues to show a talent for ripping the ball of the opposition, but the coaches Man of the Match was Henry Boddy. He seemed to be everywhere at once, ball in hand charging at Horsham or ensuring that another attack was disrupted. 

Next match – home v Edenbridge on 31^st January. 

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Sunday 22nd November 2009 - Away

Hastings 46 - Crowborough 0 (League)

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Match Reports

Can you help ?

Coach , Coach's Assistant, Parent, Grandparent or Guardian.

We are looking for someone within this age group to write a match report after each fixture.

It doesn't have to be much, You may like to mention the score, try scorers, try saving tackle etc.

If you are intrested talk to your head coach first - then please forward to Ian Geering CRFC Mini/Junior Fixture Secretary before the Monday evening following the fixture. His email address is itag.geering@btinternet.com.

Thank you.