Chinnor scored six tries, but were not always convincing in a bonus-point victory. Here is the numbers' game. See Monday’s paper for full report.

Competition: National 3 South West

Score: Chinnor 45, Old Patesians 25

Chinnor player ratings:

15. Mark Chase 7 (some strong running)

14. Pip Seymour 6 (missed one great chance)

13. Matt Goode 7 (formed strong midfield partnership)

12. Sam Stoop 7 (mostly good)

11. Tom Gray 6 (better in first half)

10. James Cathcart 7 (reliable effort)

9. Frank Jones 7 (good service)

1. Joe Winpenny 6 (did his job)

2. Simon Tattersall 6 (solid enough)

3. Joe Pickett 6 (battling effort)

4. Ed Devine 6 (played his part)

5. Andy Smith 6 (not at his best)

6. Tom Mowbray 5 (late, high tackle was very dangerous)

7. Harry Jackman 7 (covered lots of ground)

8. Liam Gilbert 9 (STAR MAN, head and shoulders above the rest)

Replacements used:

16. Tom Whelan 6 (filled in fine)

17. Ben Ramsdale 6 (little chance to impress)

18. Henry Colver 6 (brief cameo)

Referee: Craig Maxwell-Keys (Midlands) – 7 (no real problems)

Entertainment rating: 7.

Highlight: Harry Jackman and Liam Gilbert’s charges for Chinnor’s third try.

Lowlight: Tom Mowbray’s late tackle on Old Patesians’ wing Dan Burrows.

Form guide: To win by 20 points when you struggle to hit top gear bodes well for Chinnor.