Caledonia Storm smashed Leeds' unbeaten record in men's Division 5 at Marlborough College today, racing into an 8-1 half-time lead on the way to a 12-5 victory.
The Scottish club's youngsters shone once again - Finlay Nesbitt, 17, added a hat-trick to his five-goal haul the previous day; and there were two for 15-year-old Harry Gray.
There was no shortage of drama as Watford Saxons and Sheffield Dolphins shared the points with a 7-7 draw. Watford began the final period with a 6-2 lead, cut back to 7-5 until, 52 seconds from the end, Connor Charles scored for Sheffield from a man-up.
Watford now came under tremendous pressure, suffering an exclusion with 12 seconds to go - and another with just one second remaining on the clock. That was good enough for Dolphins, Tom Kelly netting the equaliser as the final hooter sounded.
Warwick scored the only goal of the last period to snatch a 6-6 draw with Bedford.
The Scottish club's youngsters shone once again - Finlay Nesbitt, 17, added a hat-trick to his five-goal haul the previous day; and there were two for 15-year-old Harry Gray.
There was no shortage of drama as Watford Saxons and Sheffield Dolphins shared the points with a 7-7 draw. Watford began the final period with a 6-2 lead, cut back to 7-5 until, 52 seconds from the end, Connor Charles scored for Sheffield from a man-up.
Watford now came under tremendous pressure, suffering an exclusion with 12 seconds to go - and another with just one second remaining on the clock. That was good enough for Dolphins, Tom Kelly netting the equaliser as the final hooter sounded.
Warwick scored the only goal of the last period to snatch a 6-6 draw with Bedford.
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