CLEE Hill’s players were given a round of applause after a 27-12 defeat at Harborne in a top of the table clash in Midlands Four West (North).
Skipper Matt Bowen and Craig Breakwell scored tries for Hill, with Robbie Jordan slotting a conversion.
Bowen said: “The score-line did not reflect the game. Steve Adams was Hill’s man of the match.
“Our coach, Matt Cooper, was really pleased and the home fans gave us a round of applause as we walked off.”
Matt Davies scored in maiden try for Bishops Castle in fine 22-13 win at Warley.
Matt Wilcock scored a try and kicked a conversion, while Justin Haycock and Keith Cox also scored for Castle.
Skipper Pete Bevan said: “That was our best away display of the season because Warley had lost only once at home this season.”
Castle are scheduled to travel to Church Stretton for a memorial match on December 28, 1pm kick off.
Stand-in scrum-half Sam Bills had a fine match for Cleobury Mortimer in a 26-24 defeat at Greyhound . Ed Lewis had a late try ruled out for a foot in touch.
Sam Sutton and Tom Leach scored tries for Mortimer, with skipper Allan Shields kicking two conversions and a penalty.
“We are not too disappointed with the loss – we have won 10 from our 13 games this season.”
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