AMY GODDING’S pair of tries kept Clee Hill Women’s perfect start to their campaign in tact as they fought to a 5-10 away win at Crewe and Nantwich Women.
Following three wins from as many matches the Clee Women face a long journey to Cheshire for a tough game.
Clee Hill were put under pressure for long periods and needed all their defensive skills to limit the damage to just one unconverted try before half-time.
After the break Clee Hill found their game and vice-captain Godding scored two unconverted tries, the first from a pushover scrum and the second a strong burst from a tapped penalty.
Clee Hill’s new recruits will know they have been in a hard game but will be proud that they have retained their unbeaten record.
The Shropshire side are now the only unbeaten side left in the Women’s NC 2 Midlands (West) after four matches.
Clee now have a free weekend to recover from their efforts before hosting Shrewsbury Women on Sunday, November 22.
After their impressive win last weekend Tenbury men’s side return to rugby action this weekend with a tough away trip to sixth placed Redditch.
Callum Spires led the points scoring for Tenbury during October with 35 points to his name.
Meanwhile, Ludlow will be desperate to end their losing run in the Regional 2 Midlands West.
Thomas Tench’s side have lost four consecutive matches, following their opening match win at Drybrook in September.
This weekend Ludlow welcome fifth placed Kenilworth to The Linney and will hope that a week break has allowed them to regroup following a late defeat at Hereford last time out.
Meanwhile, in hockey Tenbury Ladies returned to winning ways in the Midlands Women’s Division 4 South West.
Cat Cox scored a goal in each half for Tenbury as they triumphed 2-1 against Edgbaston thirds.
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