Maidenhead unfortunately didn't fare a well as the previous Sunday but still had some good passages of play. The onslaught from Windsor started the minute the match commenced and Perry Jansen at full back found himself under pressure early on, needing to execute a long kick from behind the try line to prevent the Windsor outfit from opening the scoring too quickly. Knowing their strengths well Windsor fed the ball beautifully to their tall strong inside centre who ran through several players to make it 0 -5 - with the conversion it became 0 -7.
The next advance was thwarted by Michael Edwards pushing the player into touch near their line but Windsor were quick to win the ball back and pressurised the blind side again and despite determined efforts from William Ewart on the right wing they scored and converted the second time before half time.

The second half started better and saw a good individual run from Perry Jansen but the Windsor backs shut the move down and Maids had to regroup and plot again. Dean Rogers was quick to grab a dropped ball by Windsor and the advantage rule worked well in Maids favour and he stormed off on a strong run closely followed by forwards David Sewell, Mikey Ward and Jordan Haynes who forced Windsor into a penalty. As a result from the penalty the ball was fed to Guy Kynaston who was unstoppable in close range to the line and Miads broke their duck (5 -14.) Before the match could end Windsor scored their third try and conversion and the final result was 5 - 21.

TEAM LIST
Forwards :-Guy Kynaston, David Sewell, Alistair Loveday, Mikey Ward, Jordan Haynes,Dean Rogers.
Backs :-      William Ewart, Tom Miller, William Younger, Ed Davison, Perry Jansen, Michael Edwards,
 Tom Lees - Fitzgibbon.