U12 Rugby Squad enjoy first school tour to Llandudno

25/10/2024 Sport
U12 Rugby Squad enjoy first school tour to Llandudno

At the start of half term the AKS U12 Rugby squad undertook the annual tour to Llandudno with 23 boys leaving school in good spirits. The action started with an evening stop off at Cheshire Oaks to undertake some tenpin bowling before heading on to our accommodation in Llandudno.

The tours first fixture was against St Davids College. In picturesque settings and a fresh autumnal morning the squad began well and tackled well above their weight. However, after weathering the storm for large parts of the game the team was unable to stop the larger of the two sides. In the end, the team were valiant losers but gained a great deal and progressed hugely both individually and collectively. There were many standout performances on the day, but notable mentions must go to Alexander W for his tackling, Joseph L for his work in attack and defence; along with Blake H for his total commitment.

Following our fixture the squad headed to the Zio World, Conwy. Here the squad burned off even more steam and enjoyed each other’s company. From here the squad travelled back to Llandudno to conquer the Great Orme (by funicular and walked back down) and the squad finished the day with a visit to Llandudno pier and the arcade.

On our final morning the boys enjoyed a well deserved breakfast and moved out early to travel to the Wirral. Here the squad played two games against Wirral GS. Both teams showed great improvement and were able to put into practice their reinforced skills and enthusiasm to emerge victorious and finish the tour on a high. Credit must be given to all tourists for their effort, after a testing two days. However, mentions must go to Dexter N for his tireless work rate and James H for his powerful running.

All boys were a pleasure to spend time with and did themselves proud both on and off the pitch. It was pleasing to note that comments from the hostel staff cited that the group were one of the most polite and well mannered in recent memory.

Thanks most also go to Mr Holmes for his efforts in organising the tour, aswell as Mr Parker and Mr Chadwick for their support.

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