LOWCA  10   V   SEATON  44

Lowca and Seaton battled from start to finish with the heavy rain playing a major part in the way the game was played, but still managed to produce some great attacking rugby. Seatons Conor Fitzsimmons scored an early try after good work from Jack Earl, Dan Monkhouse, Domonic Smallwood and scrum half Gregg Kerr, the conversion was missed.

Fitzsimmons was back under the Lowca posts after using his strength for a one on one ball steal with Kieran Mewes adding the conversion.

This sparked Lowca  into action with aggressive running from their forwards and only a dropped ball on the line stopped them scoring.

A Smallwood kick on the last tackle resulted in a Lowca drop out which landed in the hands of Jack Earl who burst the Lowca line then fed Kieran Mewes who dived over the line for a fine try. Mewes converted.

Strong defensive play by Jack Parker and Brandon Renny gave Seaton the chance to collect a loose ball on the half way line which Kieren Mewes picked up and went under the Lowca posts, he also added the conversion.

After a  good run from Jon Carl Bryan, tackled just short of the line, Seaton hooker, Jack Earl collected and burrowed his way over and with Mewes converting gave Seaton a half time lead of  0 -28.

The rain came down even harder as the second half begun making for a scrappy first 10 minutes, Kieran Mewes dummied his way over from 30 yards out and then scored his fourth of the match when bursting onto a ball after good work from Tommy Lee Armstrong and adding one conversion.

Lowca scored two superb tries in two minutes, one of which came from 40 yards out and kicked one conversion.

The final try of the game came from Liam Williamson jinking his way over, after  poweful runs from Josh Ayer  and Harvy Robinson, and with Kerr converting giving a final score line of Lowca 10  Seaton 44.