Bristol Ladies Rugby
Match Report
Bristol Ladies 2nd
XV vs Saracens Ladies 2nd XV
2:30pm 1st Feb 2015
Bristol Ladies 2nd XV fell to a heart-breaking
defeat away at Saracens this afternoon, with the final score ending 41- 5.
Bristol, who are currently at the bottom of the Championship table,
were looking to work on the positives from the previous week’s game against
Henley, pushing hard for the win to climb up the table.
There were great phases of play from Bristol, looking dangerous
in attack and clinical at the scrum, however defensively the team struggled,
letting Saracens in a few too many times.
Assistant Coach Pete Reakes commented on the game ‘We played
some of the best attacking rugby I’ve seen today, but unfortunately we were not
able to convert that into points. We need more aggression in our tackles and to
tighten our defence, but every girl on that pitch gave 110% today – even when
we were behind they never gave up. We fought to the end, 80 minutes of
determination and hard work – the girls gave it their all’.
The only Bristol try came for Georgia Bradley on her Bristol
2nd XV debut – well done Georgia!
Forward of the game: Trish Brown – who played many different
positions this afternoon! She adapted well, made a lot of ground and displayed
some ‘demon’ tackling
Back of the game: Becky Hughes – who played well under pressure.
She played a pivotal role, working the backs well and linking with each player on the field effectively.
Bristol have two games left this season, both must win games.
The determination and heart is there, with the team knowing the areas they need
to improve. The fight for survival is most definitely on!
Team sheet:
1. Abbie Parsons
2. Vicky Zaffiro
3. Trish Brown
4. Georgia Bradley
5. Toya Chapman Mercer
6. Rebecca
Belcher
7. Jenny
Fotheringham
8. Sue Neumann
9. Sian Moore
10. Becky Hughes
11. Courtney
Bishop
12. Polly Pearce
13. Tilly Vaughan
Fowler
14. Deborah
Fleming
15.Stacey Jones
SUBS:
Lauren Santini for Courtney Bishop
Yo naa Oloffsson for Vicky Zaffiro
Emma Lacey for Abbie Parsons
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