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One very happy Lemeki Moala scoring Marlborough's one and only try
Marlborough 13 - 17 Banbury
On Saturday, Marlborough hosted league leaders Banbury on the Common and the hope was that the home side could upset Banbury’s stranglehold on the league. With the sounds of screams from the ride goers echoing up from the Mop on the High Street, the game began.
Successful Marlborough team before Saturday's match at Wimborne
Wimborne 32 - 37 Marlborough
On Saturday, Marlborough made their way down to Wimborne on the back of a good win over Trowbridge the previous week and opened the scoring after the first five minutes of play with an impressive long-range penalty kick from Will Grant in testing conditions, 3-0. Within three minutes Wimborne struck back with a converted try following some poor defending by the visitors. The score was now 7 -3 to the home side.
Marlborough captain Jack Lynd goes over to score early in the match
Marlborough 50 - 7 Trowbridge
On Saturday (21 September) Marlborough had a point to prove after the dismal result from the previous week when they had gone down to Sherborne and were given a rude awakening. The weather was stunning on the Common as Summer was slowly giving way to Autumn.
Tom Elbrow powering his way through the Sherborne defence
Sherborne 41 - 14 Marlborough
The weather may have been hot, but Marlborough definitely were not, and Sherborne took full advantage.
Moree Nailago, Will Grant and Inosi Laqekoro
Marlborough 66 - 13 Salisbury
Saturday was the start of 2019/2020 season for Marlborough I; the seconds don’t begin their campaign until next Saturday. The Clubhouse was buzzing with anticipation from both sides, each believing they were the ones who were going to take the spoils.
