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St Paul’s has celebrated another excellent rugby season.
With the introduction of an outstandingly successful U14’s, the high standards set from the previous season have been maintained and the strength of the rugby club continues to grow. The U14A’s have lost only one game and, currently, the remaining seven U14 teams remain unbeaten.
The U15’s have made it through to the last 32 schools in the NatWest Rugby Competition with the U16’s 1st XV also reached the last 32 of the Champions Trophy, only to be beaten by the current holders and finalists, Bedford. Once again the 1st XV beat KCS on a stunning Saturday where thirteen out of fourteen teams were victorious.
