Match Report: Medway U16 Girls vs. Tonbridge Juddians Academy
Date: Sunday, 9th of March 2025 Kickoff: 13:30

On a warm spring day, Medway U16 Girls faced Tonbridge Juddians Academy on the show pitch, in front of an excited crowd.

From the opening whistle, Medway made their intentions clear. Seren Doran took the lead with a stunning try, energizing the spectators. Not to be outdone, Tonbridge Juddians responded ten minutes later with a converted try from a line out under the posts, leveling the score.

Medway, undeterred, quickly struck back with another electrifying try from Seren Doran. Just before halftime, Amelia Massey added to the scoreboard, leaving Medway in the lead at 15-7.

The second half brought some strategic adjustments, and Medway’s teamwork truly shone. A brilliant team try saw the ball pass through most of the players' hands, culminating in Caitlin Maw scoring near the posts. Amelia Massey converted, extending the lead.

Medway’s dominance continued, with Amelia Massey adding another try and converting several more, demonstrating her exceptional skills. Madison Warran was a force to be reckoned with, stealing the ball and rucking out four opponents on her own. Ruby Prenter’s relentless tackles halted Tonbridge’s advances, while Dolly Colclough was a devastating presence across the pitch.

The highlight of the day was Phoebe Elliot-Bloomfield, who finished the game with an astonishing four tries, showcasing her supersonic speed.

Final Score: Medway U16 Girls 42 - 7 Tonbridge Juddians Academy

Medway now advances to face Dartfordians in a challenging cup final at Sevenoaks at the end of the month. This victory is a testament to Medway’s hard work, skill, and unwavering team spirit. Congratulations to the Medway U16 Girls on a phenomenal performance! ??

Forward of the match - Seren Doran
Back of the match - Summer Reynolds
Coaches players - Ruby Prenter, Dolly Colclough and Madison Warran

This match has set a high standard, and Medway will undoubtedly carry this momentum into the cup final. Here's to many more triumphant moments ahead! ?