Oxford Harlequins came back from the dead to pip Chinnor. Here is the numbers' game. See Tuesday’s paper for full report.
Competition: National 3 South West
Score: Chinnor 27, Oxford Harlequins 31
Chinnor player ratings:
15. Alex Wallace 7 (always lively)
11. James Serrano 7 (powerful and direct)
13. Ben Hewitt 6 (wasted one good chance)
12. Sam Stoop 6 (injured in first half)
14. Richard Williams 7 (positive and creative)
10. James Cathcart 6 (some good, some bad)
9. Toby Prescott 7 (very sharp)
1. Joe Winpenny 7 (scrummaged well)
2. Alan Cawston 7 (forceful display)
3. Joe Pickett 7 (imposed himself)
4. Matt Hutchings 7 (very reliable)
5. Harry Jackman 7 (excellent first half)
6. Adam Hastings 7 (played his part)
7. Sam Jones 9 (STAR MAN, the best forward on display)
8. Tom Mowbray 7 (some good driving work)
Replacements used:
16. Tom Whelan 6 (solid enough)
20. Mark Chase 6 (some good runs)
Oxford Harlequins player ratings:
15. Graham Crapper 7 (generally sound)
14. Martin Nutt 8 (always a threat)
13. Anthony Cope 6 (fairly quiet)
12. Dom Maley 9 (two tries in fine all-round effort)
11. Xavier Andre 8 (caused major problems)
10. Kenny Sewell 7 (coped well in new position)
9. Nick Haydon 8 (increasingly influential)
1. Simon Chadbone 5 (always under pressure)
2. Dave Needham 5 (not at his best)
3. James Eckert 5 (struggled in the scrum)
5. Andy Boyle 7 (impressed in the loose)
4. Morgan Cross 7 (got stuck in)
7. Ed Davies 6 (did his job)
6. Ryan Newman 7 (scavenged well)
8. Jason Welburn 7 (did well behind a retreating pack)
Replacements used:
16. Matt Edney 6 (brief cameo)
17. Russell McCkuskey 6 (filled in ok)
18. Andy Noyce 6 (little time to impress)
Referee: Bob McCrudden (Gloucestershire) – 6 (not an easy game to ref)
Entertainment rating: 9.
Highlight: The counter-attack for Quins’ third try.
Lowlight: too much pick-and-drive from Chinnor.
Form guide: These two look set to battle it out for third spot to the end.
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