Hinkley, allard pile on malvern misery

Citizen Gloucestershire, The | December 27, 2007 | Copyright

Ledbury U9s 40 MALVERN U9s 0

IN THE first of two matches, it was the tenacity and aggression shown by Ledbury's forwards that began to turn the game in their favour.

The first try came when Will Marriot was held up short of the Malvern line and excellent rucking enabled Aaron Hinkley to go over. Harry Skittery then benefited from some space and powered his way through for a well deserved try.

The next player to benefit from the forwards' effort was Ben Allard, who found space, and his pass enabled Hinkley to touch down.

And it was Hinkley who brought the first half to a close with a typically ...

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