SCHOLARS HAVE TOO MUCH SAVVY FOR CUFFLEY

The initiative of organising a students' game for past and present players, but which above all pandered to the returnee contingent, is to be warmly applauded, and the more experienced Cuffley felt the full force of the youthful exuberance of the blue and golds.

Harry Jenner (ex Enfield Grammar) was the first to cross the line and a outrageous kick-through was at the heart of the second try, and it proved the perfect platform for Luke Stack to touch down in the corner as Ignatians sealed a 14-0 half-time lead.

Ross Moody provided the icing on the came after the break as Ignatians scored a third try. All touchdowns were converted by the nerveless Paul Duke, including one

Watching club president Martin Baker said: "Cuffley went for the physical approach but, to their credit,the team defended their hearts out when required and were deserving winners on the day.

"It is a great way of keeping in touch with some of our returning student contingent and I know that many of them enjoyed the experience and are keen to return.

"There was a good spirit in the camp after their game and Luke Stack was our outstanding forward, and Jason Selorney won the equivalent award among the backline."