Oxford Harlequins marched into their fourth successive final with a ten-try demolition job. Here is the numbers' game. See Tuesday’s paper for full report.
Competition: Oxfordshire Cup semi-final
Score: Oxford Harlequins 62, Chipping Norton 15
Oxford Harlequins player ratings
15. Nick Sevier 8 (two tries and full of invention)
14. Andy Noyce 8 (try treble and sound contribution)
13. Shaunn Lombard 7 (replaced after strong first half)
12. Anthony Cope 7 (kept ball moving)
11. Ollie Campbell 8 (very sharp display)
10. Mark Forth 8 (pulled the strings)
9. Kenny Sewell 7 (effective game)
1. Simon Chadbone 7 (showed his versatility)
2. Dave Needham 6 (injured early on)
19. Pete Boulton 7 (forceful effort)
4. Cameron Gray 8 (powerful in the loose)
5. Angus McDowell 7 (played his part)
6. Matt Young 7 (covered ground well)
7. Ed Davies 7 (willing worker)
8. Adam Pearson 9 (STAR MAN, a handful in loose and at line-out)
Replacements used
16. Matt Edney 7 (filled in well and scored try)
3. Ollie Barlow 6 (battled ok)
20. Sam Briggs 6 (not out of place)
17. Alex Biggs 6 (lacked fluency)
Chipping Norton player ratings:
15. Barry Nutt 6 (little attacking threat)
14. Sam Townsend 5 (very quiet)
13. Tom Hall 6 (largely on back foot)
12. Neil Penny 6 (tough test)
11. Craig Korszewski 5 (exposed in first half)
10. Adam Smith 7 (kicked well from hand)
9. Robbie Naish 6 (lively in places)
1. Ben Davey 6 (found it hard going)
2. Ian Waldron 6 (combined well for first try)
3. Lee Tustin 6 (ran out of steam)
4. Ian Hancock 6 (faded after strong start)
5. Brindley Walker 7 (strong display)
6. Ben Millard 6 (tenacious)
7. Matt Dawson 7 (scored opportunist try)
8. Jon Hickman 7 (kept driving his players on)
Replacements used:
16. Steve Holland 6 (got stuck in)
18. Ally Jones 6 (brief cameo)
19. Andy Chapman 6 (added physical presence)
20. Mark Clarke 6 (added experience)
Referee: Richard Harding (Devon) – 7 (controlled game well).
Entertainment rating: 8.
Highlight: Mark Forth’s solo try.
Lowlight: Small crowd.
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