The QCR sponsored Chipping Norton Rugby Club U12s tour

31st Oct 2013

Chipping Norton Rugby Club u12s made the long trek to Redruth -  proper Cornwall -  to start their 2013 Kernow tour.  We’re proud to sponsor the kit for this fine bunch of boys chipping-norton-team-photoand we’re even prouder after they showed the cream of Cornish rugby that they won’t shy away from a scrap. Refusing to be overawed by the fine facilities of the Redruth ground, and the infamous Hellfire Corner,  the boys gave the second best team in Cornwall a real scare before going down to a narrow defeat. 

Spirits remained high and the serious business of a rugby tour continued with a post match dinner.  As you can see,  it was treated with the gravity and reverence such an occasion demands.
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The chaps then headed north to Wadebridge where the home side were swiftly dispatched.  Another narrow defeat, this time to Truro -  the best team in Cornwall,  was followed by an overwhelming defeat of Launceston.

The tour ended on a high and the usual drinking games followed.

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Well done boys,  we’re looking forward to being your sponsor next year as your celtic fringe odyssey takes you to mid Wales.

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