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Brothers Jake and Matt Keeton both scored tries as Lincoln’s 1st XV bounced back to winning ways with a 35-10 away victory against a Southwell side coached by former Wales International Andy Powell.

In the same division, Market Rasen & Louth were leading until the closing stages of the match when they conceded two penalties in a narrow 16-13 home defeat against Hinckley’s 2nd XV. Clare Brooker-Brown, Jenna Bierton, and Lucy Ellis also scored tries for Lincoln, while Emily Nelson successfully kicked one conversion.In Women’s NC 2 Midlands , Fran Diepenbroek, Rachell Cozens, Annie Melville, Megan Jones, and Aimee Jepson all scored tries as Sleaford Ladies claimed a 31-10 home victory over Mellish.Boston Ladies put in an impressive performance against Mansfield.

Captain Jade Sheardown and under-18’s player Beaumont also scored tries for the Lincolnshire side, with Zoe Osborn adding two conversions.Trisa Mahoney, Ella Nutbrown, and Debbie Smith all received post-match awards after Scunthorpe’s victory against Harrogate. In Women’s NC 3 Midlands , Gainsborough Ladies showed a lot of heart and some fantastic pod work in a game with plenty of positives, despite the result ending in a 22-0 defeat at Amber Valley.

Gav Hale, Ben Hyde, and Kane Linklater all scored tries for Scunthorpe and Tom Alldridge added one conversion.Stamford captain Jack Jones , Harley Riches , and Gareth Ramsden after their victory against Market Bosworth. | Photo: Darren Dolby Bourne’s 2nd XV were also in action as they hosted Stamford College Old Boys’ second/vets’ team in a closely fought 29-24 defeat.Stamford’s Alan Flanders grabbed a brace of tries, and kicked two conversions, while Andy Durrant, Freddie Moore, and Simon Gamble each scored one.In Counties 2 Midlands East , Kesteven ended Gainsborough’s two-year unbeaten home record with a 26-13 away victory.Kesteven’s remaining points came via the boot of Matt Grinney who kicked one conversion and three penalties.

Kesteven’s 2nd XV were also in action and a Jack Palin try, which was converted by Martyn Parker, saw them battle hard in a 27-7 defeat against Bingham.Kieran Dinnes crossed for two tries for Grimsby, while captain Mike Porter, Jak Pickford, and Mike Vankampen each scored one. Jess Matthews successfully slotted over four conversions and a penalty.Oli Lawman, Tom Loveley, and Wayne Harley all scored tries as Boston battled hard in a 47-23 defeat at Nottingham Casuals.

In Counties 3 Midlands East , Jon Wools grabbed a brace of tries as Cleethorpes bounced back to winning ways with a 29-23 home victory against Paviors 2nd XV. Skegness captain Dean Brian trying to power through a tackle from Horncastle’s Jack Cooke. | Photo: Chloe Hunt

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