JAMIE Hiscock ran in four tries as South West 1 champions Chinnor ended their season with a 68-13 victory at relegated Spartans.

The teenage winger was rewarded with a start after some valuable contributions in recent months and repaid his coach in style.

Chinnor spent the first 20 minutes on the back foot, and Bryn Teague gave Spartans a 6-0 lead thanks to a penalty and a drop goal.

The visitors then found their stride and Hiscock notched their first two tries after some slick passing.

Centre Rewi Tolich added No 3 before flanker Eddie Devine burst through to set up Hiscock's hat-trick score.

James Hewitt had a near faultless game with the boot, converting nine of Chinnor's ten tries, and scored their fifth try early in the second half.

He and brother Ben, a half-time rerplacement, set up centre Darren Oxley for the next score.

Tolich completed his double from long range and scrum half Danny Burns pounced on a Spartans mistake to cross over.

England under 18 winger Daniel Norton notched a consolation try, which Aaron Fowke converted, but the final scores came from Oxley and Hiscock.

Hosts Weston-super-Mare sunk Oxford Harlequins 33-10 with a late flurry.

Scrum half Antony Cope and fly half Ben Cottenden created opportunities for centres Charlie Mawle and Andy Henley.

One of these almost brought a try for Henley, but resulted in an injury to full back Peter Yee.

Quins' lock Alex Dyer was yellow-carded in the 28th minute just before Weston took the lead with a try from No 8 Gavin Simpson.

Cottenden kicked a penalty to make it 5-3 on 51 minutes and the game was finely balanced until Weston centre TJ Madamombe scored on the hour-mark.

The next 15 minutes saw Weston tries from Alex Hughes, Madamombe and Luke Hember, with James Reid taking his conversion tally to four.

Quins lost Mawle with a serious shoulder injury, but to their credit they scored the try of the game.

Superb handling by the forwards and backs saw Henley jink past four defenders and run around under the poss for Cottenden to convert.