Rugby

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.

Wisbech's unbeaten run was halted on Saturday after a disappointing 24-26 loss against West Norfolk at Harecroft Road.

Wisbech secured a bonus point victory in their second game of the season with a 52-10 triumph at Crusaders

A sunny afternoon at Harecroft Road proved a good omen for Wisbech as they scored six tries to claim a 40-19 try bonus point win over Thurston.

Injuries to key players proved costly as newly-promoted March Bears started life at a higher level with a 24-9 home defeat against Mersea Island.

A Wisbech select XV opened their pre-season campaign with a 21-0 win over Peterborough to retain the esteemed Mayle Cup.

Wisbech Rugby Club dedicated their Club Person of the Year accolade to its entire first-team squad at its annual awards evening at the weekend.

March Bears completed a memorable league and cup double at the weekend.

Youngsters from Wisbech Rugby Club welcomed Peterborough Rugby Club to Harecroft Road for the last mini-rugby fixture of the 23-24 season.

Wisbech’s RFU Papa Johns Cup run was put to an end on Saturday when they were beaten 43-19 by Peterborough Lions at Harecroft Road.

March Bears followed up their crowning campaign with a resounding victory in the semi-finals of the Cambs County Cup.