Crigg U13s travelled to Stanningley and came away deserving 24-16 winners.  Playing into a strong first half wind a Luke Drury try from a Martin Robinson kick made the half-time score 4-4.  With the wind behind them after the break, Drury scored his second try, and Neworld Bulldogs man of the match Luke Fletcher clinched the points with a hat-trick of tries.  Robinson added two goals.  Josh Hargreaves was outstanding in defence sharing top tackler with Matty Mosley.

Crigg U12s were just edged out in a tight encounter with Dewsbury Celtic, losing 24-16.  Crigg were behind early on, but Michael Greensmith got Crigg back into the game, chasing up a kick to touch down.    Arron Cockell scored  shortly after the break to draw Crigg level.  Two quick tries for Celtic saw them home, before Jamie Searby, got on the end of a fine pass to touch down in the corner.  Darryl Seaton was the top tackle, on his come back from  injury.  Jordan Bashforth scored two goals and was adjudged most improved, whilst Max Tallant took home the man of the match award.

Crigglestone All Blacks' U11s came away with a draw at New Earswick thanks to two tries from Jordan Bartholomew and one from Adam Allerton. Adam Swift and Jake Jordan both kicked a goal each.  The R.J.B Joinery
player of the match went to Josh Haigh for an outstanding performance.  Josh Abbott received most improved whilst Jonah Mellor earned himself top tackler.

An up and down away performance by All Blacks U9s saw them squeak home against Lock Lane by a single try. After a fast start when Liam Senior (Man of the Match) scored 3 of his 4 four tries for Crigglestone, Lock Lane upped their effort and the All Blacks began to struggle defensively. Only late in the second half did this improve with top tackler Theo Kirkpatrick, giving Jordon Boyce the chance to run in the match-winning try. Other tries came from Cameron Adderley (Most Improved Player), Theo Kirkpatrick, and Robert Elsbury.

The new look Crigg all blacks under 8s brave charge ended in vain as Wetherbys experience came through. Stephen Gibbs pipped Kieran Proctor to the man of the match award with Niall Fitzsimmons keeping up his record of a try in every match. Milo Kirkpatrick was top tackler and Oliver Greensmith was most improved. The squad is still looking for extra team members from years 2 and 3 and all interested carers /parents should contact Chris on 07834160312.

Crigglestone all black Girls attended their last festival of this part of their season, Crigg teamed up with Cas Panthers as under 12s and put on an impressive display of girls rugby against Leeds, Hull, Kettlethorpe High and St. Wilfreds.  Amy Cotton receives Most improved player for crigglestone, with Leah Humphries receiving player of the match for her great try and attacking play.  Castleford player Lauren Rycroft along with Catlin Savage received most improved player awards, with Katie receiving top tackler and Erica Lea being awarded a much deserved player of the match. At under 14s all the girls who took part put on a great display with the under 16's winning one of their games. Anyone who is interested in playing girls rugby please contact Alison Nicholson on 07890097621.