Weston-super-Mare RFC U11s brave Storm Ashley for away trip

Despite the weather, the game went ahead.

Weston, with a smaller-than-usual squad, showed determination and sportsmanship.

After a shaky start, Old Redcliffians scored the first try, which sparked Weston into action.

Freddy-George, showing his prowess, made a remarkable tackle and turnover, scoring a try that impressed Old Redcliffians' coaches.

With renewed energy, Weston began to stretch their opponents, resulting in more tries from Freddy-George, Alfie, and Wyatt.

The first half ended with anticipation for the coaches' discussions.

Weston kicked off the second half with gusto, Albie scoring out wide.

The scoreboard began to change rapidly in Weston's favour.

Old Redcliffians struggled to break out of their half due to Weston's impressive tackling.

Stan "Rucker" Davidson displayed exceptional skills, reminiscent of rugby great Richie McCaw.

Andi and Rohan D narrowly missed scoring due to Old Redcliffians' cover defence.

Katie and Laszlo consistently linked up play, while Barnaby excelled at seizing loose balls.

Despite the torrential rain, Weston continued to play expansively, resulting in solo runs and tries for Alfie, Albie, and Freddy-George.

Both teams demonstrated commendable spirit in the challenging conditions.

Stan Davidson was named player of the day (Image: Stephen Donegan) Mervyn Down, Weston's coach, praised players from both teams for attempting to play open rugby despite the horrendous weather.

Stan "Rucker" Davidson was named Player of the Day.

Weston RFC U11s now have a rest week to prepare for their upcoming match against Winscombe, a short trip away, the week after.