This was probably the toughest day of the Whitchurch team so far this season. With a handful of regular players out and the long 100 mile trip up the M6 the Reds found the Vale men hard to take on.

This was a match that could accurately be called, “David V Goliath”.

The once mighty Scousers came to Edgeley Park on a wet and windy day to face a resurgent team of reds and were soundly beaten.

Whitchurch got their first away win of the season on Saturday after a gruelling three and a half hour drive up the congested M6 on Saturday

Waterloo (Firwood) came to Edgeley Park with a hundred per cent record but found the Shropshire lads in great form.

It didn’t take long for the first points to go on the board, Boden collected the ball from the kick off and showed the Whitchurch defence that they were going to be in for a tough afternoon

Glorious win on Glorious Day

Last minute heartbreak for fight back Whitchurch

This was a thirteen try rout of a spirited but overwhelmed Droitwich side.

This was a rearranged game in what was meant to be a week off and so many players were missing from the Whitchurch side.

This was a topsy turvey game wih another heartbreak ending for Whitchurch. As early as the third minute, the Shropshire lads were hit with an injury to Alex Clarke.

After three away games on the trot, Whitchurch finally returned to Edgeley Park and winning ways.

The old adage that “forwards decide who wins a match; backs decide by how many” was proved untrue at Ludlow on Saturday.

Whitchurch have never won with this referee officiating but, when they were leading by 23 – 14 with less than a minute to go, it looked like they were eventually going to end this statistic.

Whitchurch played full of heart and determination but lost in the last ten minutes.

This was a case of Whitchurch losing the match rather than Stratford winning it.

This was the first game Whitchurch had played rugby since December 3rd due to the severe weather.