PAIGNTON U10s recorded two victories on the bounce when they took on Okehampton.
The first match was a 10-5 victory for Paignton, with Jamie Davey and Rees Drysdale notching a try each.
A much more open affair followed, which gave Paignton's backs a chance to open their legs and get at the Okehampton defence. Paignton tries were scored by Lewis Duce (3) and one each from James Andrews, Morgan Dowell and Harry Law in a 30-20 victory.
TORQUAY U15s were 27-24 victors in a closely fought contest against local rivals Totnes.
Torquay started brightly and opened the scoring through Ronan Yeo, only to be pegged back through Totnes' quick running backs.
As half-time approached Ben Ireland put Torquay ahead once again with a try and conversion, ensuring Torquay went into the break with a healthy 12-5 lead.
However, Totnes scored two tries in succession to take the lead in the second half.
Substitute Tyler To used his power to hand the advantage back to Torquay with two tries, and Adam Dart's run from halfway into the corner increased their advantage.
A consolation try from Totnes was not enough, and Torquay held on for the win.
NEWTON Abbot U9s recorded two comfortable victories over Exeter U9s at Rackerhayes, starting with a 20-0 success.
Olly Blakeman opened the scoring, and his try was swiftly followed by Harry Langabeer crossing the line.
Alfie Raynor put Newton 15-0 up with a trademark score from distance, and Tom Daly ran from his own line as he added a fourth try in the second half with no reply from Exeter.
Newton once again started brightly in the second game and soon took an early lead through Hugo Longrigg.
Reuben Ash quickly doubled the score for the All Whites, only for Exeter to pull a try back after some lax defending by Newton.
The next two line-outs proved fruitful for Newton, as Langabeer and Harrison Gorny raced clear to score.
And a hat-trick of tries from Blakeman sealed victory for the All Whites, with Riley Hutchinson scoring the day’s final try in a 45-5 victory.
TORQUAY U9s came out on top 25-15 in an entertaining match against Teignmouth U9s.
A breakaway try from Louis Powell gave Torquay the lead after just five minutes, only for Teignmouth to hit back through Robert Seir.
Torquay once again took the lead through a try in the corner from Jake Harker, and added to their total thanks to a double from Josh Lovell.
Teignmouth hit back through Brad Breslan and William Annal, but James Alcock bagged a try to seal the victory for Torquay.
Within minutes Torquay were back in action once again, and it was almost a completely new side that took on the Stonehouse Sharks in the team’s second fixture of the day.
A hat-trick from Lovell was enough to seal a 20-15 victory.
Teignmouth were also successful as they rallied to defeat Stonehouse 25-10, thanks to tries from Ethan Harris, Breslan (2), Ethan Knobile and Jack Carden.
(thisissouthdevon.co.uk)PAIGNTON U8s enjoyed a successful trip to Okehampton after winning back-to-back games in Mid Devon.
The first game was won 13-12 with five tries from Bradley Green, four from Harry Napier, and two tries apiece from Cameron Partridge and Toby Green.
The second game was another tight affair with Paignton once again winning by just one point in a 14-13 scoreline.
Partridge top-scored with five tries, closely followed by Toby Green with four.
Reece Faux and Bradley Green scored twice each, and Liam Cleaver went over once.
TORQUAY Colts showed how they have improved over the season in a rematch with Paignton on the Recreation Ground.
Back in September the Cherries ran up a 62-14 win over the Tics at Queens Park.
Torquay's young side, comprised mostly of U17s, have been learning all the time and were only pipped 17-5 second time around.
Torquay opened the scoring, after five minutes when a well-worked drive by their forwards ended in Jake Byrne scoring in the corner.
It took Paignton 20 minutes, to get their first try of the afternoon, through Myles Ritchie.
Torquay's pack had the edge over Paignton, but the Cherries' game plan, of moving the ball quickly through their backs, put pressure on the home team, who did well to keep it to 5-5 at the break.
In the second half, Paignton made a change in the centre and the strong running of the replacement, Dan Sanders, proved too much.
He scored two tries in 10 minutes with an impressive turn of pace. The second try was converted by Sam Hedges.
NEWTON Abbot U11s were left to share the spoils with Exeter Saracens U11s once again after the two sides drew 14-14 for the second time this season.
Josh Flower opened the scoring for the All Whites with a well taken try on 15 minutes. He then converted to put Newton 7-0 up, which is how the score stayed until half-time.
Almost straight from the restart, Exeter scored to level the match, only for a Jake Sokolowski try and Flower conversion to put Newton ahead once again.
With just two minutes remaining Exeter were back on terms thanks to some powerful mauling at the death and a successful conversion, ensuring honours were even in a tight game played in the right spirit by both teams.
TOTNES U11s went down fighting as they lost 19-7 to Dartmouth.
Two early tries and conversions put Dartmouth in control only for Totnes to hit back through Tom Rutley after good support from team-mates Sam Osborn and William Rideout. The kick was converted by William Throgmorton to pull the score back to 14-7 at half-time.
Some dogged defending from Totnes couldn’t prevent their opponents’ third try of the match which came from a line-out won by Dartmouth.
The final passages of play were exciting for all concerned but a determined Totnes couldn’t breach an excellent Dartmouth defence, and the match finished 19-7 to the Darts.
BRIXHAM U12s made a good impression as they stood in for Paignton to play touring side Painswick from Gloucestershire.
Winning 54-7, Brixham produced some of their best rugby of the season.
Tries were scored by Josh Noakes, Jamie Francis, Callum Smith, Ted Duberley, Connor Howard, Jack Howitt and Noah Wright.
All converted points were kicked by Duberley.
Brixham return to Paignton next week for the annual Trevor Ward Festival before heading off to the Devon Festival the following week at Cullompton.
