COLVIN POWERS BOURNVILLE TO VICTORY
A brace of tries in the first half from powerhouse centre Carl Colvin steers Bournville home. His fine individual display was highlighted by a storming second try, 35 yards out from goal and his route blocked off, he left three opponents lying helpless following a series of hand offs to touch down in the corner and leave the travelling support in raptures.....full match report to follow. |
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BOURNVILLE WIN TO CONSOLIDATE LEAGUE POSITION
Bournville came away from their longest away journey of the season with a 50-point victory to consolidate their second-placed position in Midlands West One. Rob Sigley was able to recall Carl Colvin to the starting line-up, replacing Iestyn Pratt on the wing. Pratt was joined on the bench by fellow Welshman Dai Hallmen who was returning to action after a period of unavailability.
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WARNER STARS IN BOURNVILLE WIN
Bournville avenged their early season defeat at the hands of local rivals Old Halesonians with a convincing win. Director of Rugby Rob Sigley was forced to make a couple of changes to his side with John Ball moved to centre in place of the unavailable Carl Colvin and Chris Humphrey starting at full-back.
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HARLOW KEEPS BOURNVILLE ON COURSE WITH A MASTERFUL DISPLAY
Bournville maintained their challenge on the summit of Midlands One West with a convincing home victory over Camp Hill on Saturday. After the cancellation of the previous week’s game against Nuneaton Old Edwardians, Director of Rugby Rob Sigley was able to name a strong side to face their local rivals. Nick Southern regained his place at number eight and Chris Humphrey was welcomed back to the bench after returning to peak fitness following injury.
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COLES SAVES BOURNVILLE BLUSHES
After over a month off, Bournville returned to action with a narrow victory over Leamington on Saturday to consolidate their position in second place.
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