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9s/10s Fixtures 2005/2006 | | | 2005
| | | 2006 | | | | | September | | | January | | |
| | 02 |
Camborne | | 08 |
Redruth | | | | | | | 22 |
Falmouth 20 - Pirates 15 | | | |
October | | | 29 | Penryn | | | | 23 |
Redruth | | | | | | |
30 | Penryn U9's | | February | | | | | | | | 5 | Pirates
30 - Wadebridge 0 | | | | | | | 12 |
Pirates 10 - Lankelly-Fowey 10 | | | |
November | | | | | |
| | 06 |
Truro | | March | | |
| | 27 | Lank-Fowey | | 5 |
Wadebridge 5 Pirates 20 | | | | | | | | Lankelly-Fowey
0 - Pirates 10 | | | | | | | 12 | Pirates
30 - Helston 5 | | | | December | | | 26 | Truro | | | |
11 | Newquay | | | | | | | | | | April |
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St Austell Festival - 10'S | | | | | | | 23 | Falmouth | | | | | | | 30 | Pirates
0 Newquay 5 | | | | | | | | | |
Match Reports
30/4/06 Pirates
0 Newquay 5 This was a tough game, our side running the county champions
mightily close. We were resolute at the start, but capitalising on a wayward
pass the visitors made a crucial score just a minute before half-time. The second
half saw some enterprising rugby by both teams, but neither was able to cross
the white line. In a second fixture the Pirates lost by 4 tries
to 1, our sole effort scored by Dylan Williams following a jinking run. 17/4/06
U9s play in Kenwyn Tournament With the emphasis on fun, coach
Sean Hickman ensured all his squad had a good run out in the mini-rugby tournament
held at Kenwyn before the Cornish Pirates game against Plymouth Albion on Easter
Monday. Looking jaded, perhaps after having played two long tournaments
in the previous seven days, we went down to Launceston in our opener by 2 tries
to nil, with this followed by a another tough contest against Plymouth Albion
who beat us by just the one solitary try. In our final match against Redruth
we were a try down at half-time, but then reacted to a no nonsense
interval talk to play with increased determination and control in the second period.
The scoring of an equalising try was richly deserved, some excellent driving play
from our forwards rewarded when Max Berryman crashed over the line. 16/4/06
U9s at St. Austell Festival Playing in the annual festival at
St. Austell, the Pirates played in a pool of 5 teams, them getting off to a good
start in their opener against Newquay when Dylan Williams scored a breakaway try.
However, they could not hold on to the lead as their strong opponents scored three
second half tries. Next up were hosts St. Austell, a single dart for the
line by fly-half Elliott Nicholls securing victory for our side. A close fought
game Saltash then followed, their one score being enough to put them in the final
against Newquay. Our last game of the afternoon was played against Truro,
it being a case of saving our best until last in an impressive 30-5 win. Elliott
Nicholls was again on the score-sheet, his running skills enabling him to notch
up a hat-trick, with other tries scored by Jake Carley, Michael Durbin and Matthew
Dale. 12/3/06 - Pirates 30 - Helston 5 The players performed
well in the wet, their driving play creating four tries for Max Berryman. Reuben
Mzera tidied plenty of loose ball, and there were some fine tackling displays
from Matt Dale, Alex Durrant and Elliott Nicholls Try-scorers were Max
Berryman (4), Reuben Mzera and Henry Monk. 5/3/06 - Lankelly-Fowey 0
- Pirates 10 Playing the Lankelly side at Wadebridge, we did well to
secure a win against useful opponents. 5/3/06 - Wadebridge 5 Pirates
20 Showing our strength in depth, this was another really good win against
a strong home side who were the first to score. We equalised before the break,
and then proceeded to dominate in the second period. One of our try-scorers was
James Stacey, it being his first in a Pirates shirt. Try-scorers - Max Berryman
(2), Alex Durrant, James Stacey.
12/2/06 - Pirates 10 - Lankelly-Fowey
10 The game against a robust visiting side was as close as the scoreline
suggests, with both of our tries being scored by Max Berryman. Michael Durbin
proved an able ball carrier in our pack, whilst backs Michael May, Alex Durrant,
Connor Bick and Brad Morris all tackled well. 5/2/06 - Pirates 30 -
Wadebridge 0 Playing open running rugby our team was too strong for
the plucky visitors. Connor Bick and Reuben Mzera were inspiring ball winners, with
possession gained used to obvious good effect. Try-scorers were Max Berryman (3),
Henry Monk, Reuben Mzera and Michael Durbin. A short match for our Development
side followed, them losing by a solitary try despite the defensive efforts of
Kyle Gribble and James Stacey. 29/1/06 - The Pirates overcame a spirited
Penryn side to win by 8 tries to 2, them now playing high quality rugby once more.
Max Berryman continues to make some determined runs and is finding good support
from wings Michael May and Jake Carley, with Alex Durrant conspicuous in open
play. Up front Joel Nicholas, Connor Bick and Matthew Dale showed solid support
at the breakdown, allowing scrum-half Elliott Nicholls to open play up for the
backs. Try-scorers were Max Berryman (5), Alex Durrant (2), Michael May. 22/1/06
- Falmouth 20 - Pirates 15 In a close contest the Pirates put up another
excellent performance, and were unlucky to lose. There was more continuity in
the boys play, with some good passing out of the tackle and some incisive running
from Jake Carley and Connor Bick. Behind the breakdown Elliott Nicholls made some
good breaks with support from Joel Nicholas and Michael May. Excellent defensive
work from Matt Dale and some truly text-book tackles from Henry Monk, who also
scored our first try, saw the ball spilled by Falmouth with the Pirates capitalising
with further tries from Elliott Nicholls and Reuben Mzera. 8/1/06 - Redruth
v Pirates Our side suffered a narrow defeat, but with the hard work
and commitment put in at training there was evidence of better things to come. Everyone
contributed, but special mention is due Henry Monk and Reuben Mzera who ran and
tackled well in their first matches. Congratulations to Brad Morris who
scored his first try, with two also coming from Alex Durrant. 11/12/05
- Newquay v Pirates No matter that our team was beaten on the day,
the lads simply welcoming the opportunity to get back into match action, having
not played for several weeks. Newquay were well-organised, arriving at half-time
comfortably in the lead. In the second half, however, our tackling and rucking
was fully committed, the improvement enabling us to cross for two tries, both
scored by Connor Bick.
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