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At the West of England National Rugby Fives Championships, St Paul’s School enjoyed some not inconsiderable success.
The Senior singles tournament saw Teddy Monro-Davies lose in a tight and tense final which went to three games.
In the Senior doubles Teddy and Louis Odgers, despite some hard-hitting and having game ball at one stage, ran out as losing finalists.
In the Plate doubles, Ben Pymont and Shrey Bavisha were victorious after a long three game final against the St Paul’s pair of Nick Stanger and Guy Ward-Jackson.
Monty Brown was the losing Colts singles plate finalist.
