Cinderford U14s / U15s held their annual award evening and the following trophies were presented. Johnathan Pritchard won most improved player of the year, Joe Worgan was player of the year, Brandon Collins was players player of the year.
The attached picture shows Aaron Kwok receiving a Cinderford crest from some of the Cinderford U15's, presented by captain Will Rouse. Aaron's restaurent THE LOTUS chinese in Cinderford has sponsored the U15's this season, buying the whole squad and coaching staff new Raging Bull polo shirts.
Cinderford U15's resumed their county cup campaign on Sunday in appalling conditions taking on Longlevens at the Bridge ground. Cinderford started brightly with captain Will Rouse going over for the first score, the conversion was missed.
Cinderford u15's opened their County Cup with a less than impresive start against Dursley RFC, losing the game 5 - 29. Dursley's large pack took control of the scrums from the first whistle, winning a number of scrums against the head.
Aaron Kwok from the Lotus Chinese restaurant in Cinderford has kindly agreed to sponsor the Under 15’s for this season.
Cinderford started slowly in a rain drenched Combination cup final and soon found themselves 3 converted tries down after only 15 mins. Cinderford then suddenly sprang to life and started to make the tackles count.
Cinderford U15's hosted Widden on Sunday and took no time in stamping their authority on the game opening the scoring under the posts with an intercepted try from Center Dan Scholey and converted by Joe Worgan.
Sunday. Cinderfords Tom Reynolds opened the scoring with a run from halfway to score. This was shortly followed by sustained pressure on the Tewkesbury try line resulting in a try for Cinderfords no 10 Joe Worgan under the post which he converted.
Cinderford U15's played host to Hereford U15's on Sunday. Cinderford opened the scoring with a fine try with Tom Reynolds picking up the ball from the half way line and beating 3 defenders to cross. The kick was unconverted 5-0.
Cinderford went to Lydney on Sunday suffering a number of absentees. The first half was very nip and tuck with crunching tackles flying in from both sides. Lydney struck first blood with a try and conversion within the first 10 mins.