Rugby Blackpool Scorpions RL (U13s) 40 Widnes Moorfield 18 FOUR Callum Prue tries led the way as Scorpions powered to victory. Ben Brown and Christian Roberts forced Widnes back early on, but Prue stole show with an excellent first-half hat-trick. Four points up at the break, Scorpions increased their lead through a try from tough-tackling Jordan Curtis and a fourth from Prue. Jordan Tierney, Joe Roberts, George Higgins, Matty Stowells and the hard running James Revell all contributed, as well-taken efforts from Joe Phelps and Frankie Campbell completed the rout. Crosfield Cardinals 20 Blackpool Scorpions (U13s) 20 Second place Blackpool Scorpions earned a valuable point away to league leaders Crosfields. Crosfields were gifted a simple touchdown right at the start and converted the try but they hit back when Frankie Campbell barged in at the left corner. Blackpool’s failure to tackle correctly, let Warrington in for another converted try but once again it was Campbell who hit back with a try in the corner. James Revell and Thomas Downing limped off injured and Blackpool had to dig deep. But after the interval they came out fired up and their pressure paid off when Callum Prue scored. Crosfield though refused to lie down and hit back with two further tries. Then with the final whistle imminent, Joe Phelps coolly collected from Joe Roberts’ quick pass then and wrong-footed several players as he went over to score. Captain Phelps then coolly converted to level the scores right on full-time. FULL FLIGHT: Joe Bullock for Scorpions U15s Bowden hat-trick leads the way for Kirkham KIRKHAM Grammar School rugby first team ran in eight tries as they beat Caldy 48-3 in a free-flowing match. The forwards produced some quick ball that allowed fly-half Daniel Bibby to launch his backs. Full-back Tom Bowden scored a hat-trick, while wings Wazim Riley and Thomas Banks also got in on the act. Strong running centre Alex Spratt helped himself to two tries, while debutant second row Tom Sanders scored the other touchdown. The second team won 22-5. They were powerful in the pack and dominated loose play. Drake scored two tries as did Michael Gyi when he came on as replacement. Robert Kos claimed a try when sniping at the back of a ruck. The under-15s lost 10-6. Stanley Graham landed a penalty, but the team made too many errors and a spirited Caldy scored a try just before half-time. In the second half KGS scored another penalty (Stanley Graham) and the score until the last five minutes was 6-5 to KGS. KGS though conceded a try in the last few minutes. The under-14 A team won 35-24 in an excellent game of open rugby. Gaps KGS opened the scoring with Precious Nwaokomah racing over in the corner, followed by a forward try from Micky Papangelis. Caldy bounced back with two tries, but some exceptional defensive play by Adam Galley, Ryan Vaughan, Will Roper and Will Fleuriot in the second half caused gaps to appear in the Caldy back line which led to two super individual tries by Tom Hurst and Adam Galley to seal a well fought victory. Tries: Precious Nwakomah 2, Tom Hurst, Adam Galley, Micky Papengelis. Conversions: Will Roper, five. The under-13s won 53-0 with nine tries. They were 21-0 up within 10 minutes, thanks to a Ben Rhodes-Powers hat-trick. In the second half KGS used their full complement of substitutes and scored five more tries through Alex Kiziltas (2), Matt Beaty, Ryan Wilkinson, Isaac Yuen and Luke Woodward. The under-12s lost 17-5, Josh Burrows getting the lone touchdown. Email us and tell us about your stories!