Maids were now comfortably in the driving seat and the second half saw 5 more tries and another one held up over the line despite Geneen’s efforts to ground it. Shortly after, Simon Standfast recovered the ball and drove over powerfully to secure his name on the scoresheet. Maids game wasnow proving too much for Redingensians, with the backs gaining ground with quick ball from scrum half Peter Neill, alternating with Alex Barnett. Indeed, yet another good run from winger Geneen, with excellent following up by Barnett, led to him scoring under the posts. Wardle converted. The forwards game was no less important with Sedler and Shire ensuring a good push to give the good early ball. Neill set the backs running yet again with Michael Rubber this time switching back inside to score a fine try. On the restart, the opposition was determined not to go down without a fight, and they might have broken through had it not been for some strong tackling from Jamie Plumer, Niels Pedersen and Ed Wilding. This led to another period of sustained pressure from Maids with Geneen putting in a great run, which was finished off by good supporting follow-up by Standfast. The final backs move led to another right wing Burgess run to score, sealing a convincing win over the Reading School boys club.