Wath Brow  34       Seaton  10                  

This top of the table clash failed to live up to expectations as poor tackling and discipline cost Seaton dearly against a very good Wath brow Hornets side.

A Seaton knock on straight from the kick off gave the Hornets good possession and had three sets on the Seaton line with only a Hornets knock on relieved the pressure. Seaton began to make inroads into the Brow defence through Jack Earl and Kieran Mewes and were close to scoring when another knock on halted their attack. The next set of six, with Wath Brow coming out of their own half, Connor Fitzsimmons stripped the ball in a one on one tackle and race 30 yards to score with Kieran Mewes landing the conversion.

Wath Brow played some great attacking rugby to score their first try with Daniel Burns diving in at the corner.

The Hornets were next on the score sheet helped by two consecutive penalties with Greg Rooney scoring under the posts converted by Dean Rooney and giving Wath brow a 10-6 half time lead.

Speedy Brow winger, Adam Meagan rounded the Seaton defence in his own 20 and went in unopposed under the posts with Dean Rooney adding the extra 2 points.

Seaton second row Jon Carl Bryan had a great run but another Seaton mistake gave away possession and Daniel Burns scored his second try.

On the last tackle, a speculative kick by Seatons  Domonic Smallwood bounced up for Billy Southward who scored on what was his first touch of the game.

Wath brow scored another two tries in the final 5 minutes from Emerson Allen and Greg Rooney with Dean Rooney adding the conversions giving a final score of Wath Brow Hornets 34 Seaton 10. Wath Brow were presented with the League title after the match and applauded by both sets of fans and players.