Wisbech Grammar School won the Cup at their own tournament on Sunday, beating some of the top sides in the area in the process.
The title means that across both fifteen-a-side and seven-a-side versions of the game Wisbech are undefeated at home this season, indeed they have only lost twice all season in total.
They sealed the title with a 17-12 victory over Norwich School in the final, the side who have been so dominant all season across all competitions.
Wisbech’s skipper, Jack Trundley, was the star man, scoring ten tries across the five games on the day.
Wisbech were in a group alongside Gresham’s, Ipswich, and King’s Ely, while Norwich were over in Group 2 with Wellingborough, Culford, and Ratcliffe College.
The top two in each group went to the Cup semi finals, with the bottom two to the Shield semis. That meant Wisbech would face Wellingborough and Norwich would take on Gresham’s.
Norwich were on fire against Gresham’s for a 27-5 victory, with Wisbech Grammar strong against Wellingborough, 17-5. In the final the two sides played out a tense game, but is was the hosts that took it by a score, 17-12.
Over the in Shield Ipswich claimed the title, beating Ratcliffe College 27-5 in the semi finals to set up a final against Culford, who had beaten King’s Ely 17-12. In the final though Ipswich had too much for fellow Suffolk side Culford, winning 17-5.
Ultimately though the highlight of the day was Wisbech’s triumph, one that should fill them with confidence ahead of a testing Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s group.
Wisbech Grammar 7s Results:
Champions – Wisbech Grammar
Shield – Ipswich
Cup
Final
Wisbech Grammar 17-12 Norwich
Semi Finals
Wisbech Grammar 17-5 Wellingborough
Norwich 27-5 Gresham’s
Shield
Final
Ipswich 17-5 Culford
Semi Finals
Ipswich 27-5 Ratcliffe College
Culford 17-12 King’s Ely
Final Group Standings:
Pos | Group 1 | Group 2 |
1 | Wisbech Grammar | Norwich |
2 | Gresham’s | Wellingborough |
3 | Ipswich School | Culford |
4 | King’s Ely | Ratcliffe College |
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