Huntingdon Stags ‘A’ 0 – Cambridge ‘Sand’ 30
Good pressure from the start from Cambridge.  A mistake by Huntingdon Stags gave Jonah the chance to capitalise and over the line for the first.  This was followed by good attacks from the forwards and an excellent Cambridge scrum win to give Hugh Barker the second.

In the second half, a good rip from Marcus was followed by great mauling and Robert was over.  Rucking over gave Cambridge the ball in the run-up to the fourth with Louis Bodrozic making it over the line this time.  A great tackle from Hugh led to an excellent run from Harry Molton for the 5th.  Finally Harry Connor did a fine off-load to Jonah for the sixth.

Huntingdon Stags ‘B’ 10 – Cambridge ‘Blood’ 0
Great tackling from Ed Hyde, Ben Taylor and Ewan Traynor couldn’t hold Huntingdon back and they scored two trys in quick succession near the start of the game.  Cambridge then gained confidence, battled hard, and prevented Huntingdon from scoring again.

Huntingdon Stags ‘A’ 0 – Cambridge ‘Sand’ 35
Great co-ordinated play from Cambridge but Huntingdon fought back hard and looked ready this time.  Jonah got the first following a pick-up from Milo and an off-load to Harary Connor.  The second came from a lineout and drive forward to Harry molton and over.  Good rucing from the forwards and an excellent pass from Harry Connor down the line to Louis who went over.  Good rucking from the forwards allowed Marcus to roll over for the 4th.  Sam Mace did a fine rip and run setting up the 5th, with Marcus going over again.  The 6th came from a scrum win, with Jonah going over again.  Finally a lose Huntingdon ball saw Cambridge pick it up and it was Hugh who got the 7th.

Huntingdon Stags ‘A’ 0 – Cambridge ‘’Blood’ 5
Cambridge ‘Blood’ were really up for the repeat game.  They battled really hard, and the score was 0-0 at half time.  Early on in the second half there was great scrummage work that eventually allowed Ben Taylor to go over the line to put the score to 1-0 for Cambridge.  Huntingdon battled really hard but Cambridge worked really well as a team piling on the pressure and keeping Huntingdon away from the try-line.  A fine result for the boys.