	28th October - Cockermouth vs. Wigton
	Game 1 Cockermouth 5 - Wigton 3 Wigton kicked off the game with sunny skies overhead, soft ground underfoot and a fresh breeze blowing across the pitch. Cockermouth started with some good forward play, driving and binding, but Wigton broke free with lively defence feeding the ball to Alex Tipney to break away and put the visitors into a lead after 4 minutes. Directly from the re-start Jordan Freil proved the value of running straight at the opposition as he immediately leveled the score. Wigton scored the next try with some good re-cycling of the ball, which allowed Natasha Richardson to use her speed and vision to skip around a tackle and put Wigton back into the lead. Once again Cockermouth used the re-start for Jordan Friel to produce a carbon copy of his first try. Approaching half time Freya McDowell stole the ball after Wigton had recycled it well, her quick run resulted in a lineout and Cockermouth drove on into some good defence from Wigton. Tom Norman led the attack, with forward support, delivering the ball for Daniel Owen to score. The first half finished with Freya McDowell making good ground and using the width of the pitch Wigton tested the Cockermouth resolve from the restart, winning a couple of scrums close to the Cockermouth line. Eventually the Cockermouth defence was beaten by Josh Leeson running around the blindside from the scrum. Once again Cockermouth’s strength at the restart was rewarded when Jordan Friel, supported by Freya McDowell, gave momentum to a fine try by Harry Tyrell. The next restart saw Wigton bind and drive to test the home defence, errors of a high tackle and then collapsing a maul led to Wigton scrums but Cockermouth stayed focused and Freya McDowell ran out of her own half, passed to Tom Norman who moved the ball on to Jordan Friel to score in the last move of the Game.

	Game 2 Cockermouth 6 - Wigton 2 This game saw some of the Wigton players enjoying their second game, Josh Leeson had warmed up well and scored an early blindside try after good tackling from the Cockermouth team. The home side gained ground from the restart, good tackling prevented progress until Colm Dubienic stole the ball at a Wigton lineout and powered through to even the scores. At the re-start Natasha Richardson took the initiative and outran the Cockermouth team to put Wigton back in the lead. Another try followed another restart, this time Lauren Wishart showed the same turn of speed and the teams went in level at half time. Cockermouth restarted the second half and stole the ball from a Wigton lineout. Good passing play led to George Bibby touching-down in the corner. From the restart both teams showed discipline and determination with good drives and support play. Some strong tackles kept Wigton from breaking through and the game was focused deep in the Cockermouth half. The home side’s strong defence was rewarded when speed and strength put Josh Watson through to cross the whitewash. The restart again gave Wigton sustained possession in the home team half but their efforts could not contain Colm Dubienic who powered up and across the field before passing to Rowan Stanforth who quickly fed the ball for Josh Watson to finish a good move and complete a good game by both teams.