Witney ran in seven tries to record a comprehensive derby victory. Here is the numbers' game. See Tuesday’s paper for full report.

Competition: South West 1 East

Score: Witney 41, Wallingford 5

Witney player ratings:

15. Jake Thomas 7 (quietly impressive)

14. James Monks 8 (powerful and direct)

13. Carl Strutt 8 (two tries and one assist)

12. James Lamb 9 (a force to be reckoned with)

11. Phil Gouldie 8 (deserved his try brace)

10. Henry Lamb 8 (got his backs moving)

9. Gareth Campbell 8 (very lively)

1. Mark Fuller 7 (solid effort)

2. Sam Collins 9 (STAR MAN, great all-round display)

3. Alan Richens 7 (played his part)

4. Owen Fowler 7 (got stuck in)

5. Marc Copperwheat 7 (effective game)

6. Jez Hicks 7 (worked hard)

7. Carl Campbell 8 (great support work)

8. Joe Rowles 8 (strong throughout)

Replacements used:

1. Robbie Richardson 6 (filled in fine)

18. Wayne Caffekey 6 (some good work)

17. Aaron Lambourne (dropped a clanger!)

Wallingford player ratings:

15. Henry Venners 6 (not at his best)

14. Lee Lewis 6 (didn’t get enough ball)

13. Johnny Collett 6 (injured in first half)

12. Angus Brettell 6 (some good, some bad)

11. Ralph Smith 7 (tackled well)

10. Henry Pooler 5 (below par)

9. Matt Dawes 5 (erratic service)

1. Anthony Marris 5 (struggled in the scrums)

2. Tom Hill 6 (poor throwing, better in loose)

3. Paul Lewis 6 (carried well)

4. Dorian Jenkins 6 (could do more)

5. Tom Rowberry 6 (didn’t impose himself)

21. Matt Chapman 7 (took his try well)

6. Dan White 6 (solid enough)

8. Ian Jeffreys 7 (kept battling)

Replacements used:

18. Darren Small 6 (brief cameo)

16. Luke Best 6 (disrupted game)

20. Dan Stalker 7 (showed promise)

Referee: Andy Rolfe (Oxfordshire) – 6 (no real complaints)

Entertainment rating: 8.

Highlight: The teamwork for Carl Strutt’s second try.

Lowlight: Aaron Lambourne’s knock-on with the line at his mercy.

Form guide: Witney will take some stopping playing like this, while Wallingford must work a lot harder.