Rugby

There is no Warriors session this Easter Sunday as you would expect, to give everyone the chance to go to mass and prepare the roast.

Rams

The Rams cup game last weekend against Sutton and Epsom 3s at home ended in triumph for the Rams. 

Sutton and Epsom went toe to toe and blow to blow with us for the vast majority of the game. However the Rams never lost the lead and their superior fitness told in the last quarter as they stretched out their points difference to win 28-10.

The Rams were boosted by a few boys returning from University for Easter, one of whom Archie Brosch showed his class and achieved the man of the match accolade. 

There should be a finals day played at some point at Esher RFC about which I will inform you in due course. 

Football

Saturday

A creditable 0-0 draw against Actonians Association 5th last Saturday and an excellent 3-1 victory over Old Blues on Tuesday gave the 1s the 4 points they needed to be mathematically safe in Junior Division 4 South.

The OWs just need 3 points from their last two games to finish in the top half of the table, no games in the SAL on Easter Saturday so they can take a well deserved break this week.

Zeki Akdeniz's 2s brushed aside South Bank Cuaco 6th in last weeks double header, winning 4-0 and 3-0 to take all 6 points and maintain their vice-like grip on top spot in Junior Division 5 South.

Sunday

Lee Haley and Romone McCrae both scored as the Firsts took a hard won point against league leaders Abbey Rangers FC Sunday last week with a 2-2 result.

The OWs still have an outside chance of grabbing second place and promotion in Division 5 if they can win their remaining four games. They start this Sunday as they take on already relegated Alexandra United Reds at Coombe Lane.  

Blake Seabrook grabbed two goals and Dan Pearce also found the net as the Reserves took a 3-0 lead into half time last week. Despite a little wobble conceding just after the break, the OWs held on to win 3-1 and pick up another vital 3 points in their quest to remain in Division 6.

That result lifts the OWs to eighth place out of the relegation zone but with ninth placed expected to take at least 3 points from their last four games, we really need to finish off the season with a win this week with home advantage against Sutton Knights A.  

The A Team finally get to finish off their Division 8 season this Sunday as they face champions elect Parkside Sunday at Tolworth Goals.

On the vets front, the Strollers' game last week was postponed so they are still waiting to play their final two games in Farnham Division 1.

The Amblers acquitted themselves well on their travels last week but a single James Kiening strike was not enough to prevent hosts Hambledon winning 3-1 and taking top spot in Division 5.

This week they have a massive game under the lights at Surrey Sports Park in Guilford taking on fellow strugglers AFC Farnham. With just twelve points potentially available to the OWs in their remaining games, they need all three from this one to avoid relegation.

Pizza Friday Returns

Friday night Cricket Colts returns next week, and so does the hugely popular Pizza Friday.

Please watch out for a separate email on how to order.