With no first team fixture for Burntwood last Saturday, the spotlight fell on the 2nds and 3rds/colts teams.
A match of three distinct phases saw Burntwood RUFC come back from a half time deficit to score 21 unanswered points in the second period against Edwardians to stay top of the table.
Burntwood RUFC finished in emphatic style to pull clear of Cannock and go top of M3WN.
Burntwood moved into a three-way share of the lead in M3WN after going unbeaten through September.
Burntwood RUFC scored 20 unanswered points in the second half to earn a bonus point win against league newcomers Barton-under-Needwood.
Despite several enforced changes to their line-up, Burntwood RUFC survived a tough examination to begin their league campaign with a win.
Burntwood RUFC opened the new season with a comfortable win over Trentham to progress to the semi-final of the Staffs Intermediate Trophy.
Burntwood RUFC will open their new rugby campaign with a home tie against Trentham in the Staffs Intermediate Trophy.
Willenhall’s strong finish to the season saw them add third placed Burntwood RUFC to their recent run of victories.
On Grand National day it was Burntwood RUFC who fell at the penultimate hurdle in the chase for promotion.
With two rounds of games to go, it is still all up for grabs between the top three sides in the chase for promotion after Burntwood RUFC won 30-0 against Telford Hornets.
The 31-10 scoreline Burntwood RUFC were on the receiving end of was not a fair reflection of the even nature of the contest, but Ludlow proved more clinical in taking their chances to go back to the top of the league.
