Hinch U14’s Too Strong For Ballyclare

Junior Rugby

Ballynahinch RFC U14’s xa060 xa0 xa0Ballyclare RFC U14’s xa00

Match Report – 12.11.16

James Neill reports from Ballymacarn Park.

Hinch U14’s maintained their 100% home record with a crushing defeat of Ballyclare on Saturday.

Morgan Crockery breaks from the back of the scrum.
Morgan Crockery breaks from the back of the scrum.

Following on from last weekend’s disappointing defeat away to Armagh, Hinch controlled the game throughout to secure their fourth win of the season.

Under soggy conditions, Hinch ran in ten tries with Cameron Patterson scoring the first hat trick from the wing and Daniel Hewitt scoring twice to go along with his five conversions.

Other scorers came from Captain Morgan Croskery, Matthew Reynolds and centres Niall McAllister and Damian McMullan, who got a brace.

Niall McAllister bursting to the line supported by Anthony Donnelly.
Niall McAllister bursting to the line supported by Anthony Donnelly.

Despite the score line, the game remained competitive throughout, with Ballyclare competing in all areas. However, the home side seized upon all the chances that came their way in both halves, while putting on a solid defensive display.

FT: Ballynahinch U14’s 60 xa0 Ballyclare U14’s 0

Hinch travel to Randalstown next week looking to build on this result.

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