Rugby

Wisbech avenged the home defeat to March Bears earlier in the season with a clinical demolition to win the reverse fixture 29-8.

Wisbech Rugby Club suffered a second consecutive away defeat on Saturday afternoon, losing 64-0 to promotion-chasing Suffolk side Woodbridge.

Wisbech might be bottom of the table heading into the festive period - but on this evidence, Leonard Veenendaal's side won't be there for much longer.

March Bears contrived to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in their home Counties 2 Eastern Counties fixture against Wymondham at the weekend.

Under-11 players from Wisbech made the short journey to hosts Swaffham with 14 players and five unavailable this week for the final fixtures of 2024.

On a wet and windy Saturday, March Bears made the long trip to Ipswich YM to play for the first time under lights.

With Storm Darragh making conditions as challenging as it could, Wisbech made it back-to-back league wins with a 19-0 success at Wymondham.

Storm Darragh disrupted the age grade fixture list right across the local area, but the Wisbech squad managed to get to Thorney RFC.

March Bears' second string were too strong for West Norfolk 2nds in a derby clash at Elm Road.

March Bears produced a brilliant defensive display on a wet and windy Saturday to topple high-flying Mistley 14-7 on home soil.

Amid Storm Bert, Wisbech were in search of their first win after four defeats on the bounce.

A travelling Wisbech made the long two-hour journey on a cold Saturday afternoon to Ipswich.

Wisbech Vets travelled to Stamford Vets for their first run out of the season in an intense fixture under the Friday night lights.

Wisbech welcomed Mistley to Harecroft Road looking to turn the tide of recent form.

Wisbech travelled to Bedford Athletic and a much-improved performance was tarnished by injury troubles that led to a difficult 47-21 loss.

March Bears followed up their derby success over Wisbech with another win over Fakenham at the weekend.

March produced an upset to win the Eastern Counties 2 derby 21-12 at Wisbech on Saturday.

Wisbech travelled to a high-flying Fakenham, knowing that a physical side was waiting for them.

The first fixture of the new season for Wisbech Rugby Club youngsters was a Festival at West Norfolk RFC.

A nail-biting finish for Wisbech saw the Men in Red return to winning ways at Harecroft Road with a 24-19 win over a stubborn Woodbridge on Saturday.