The Oban Times

Youth rugby round-up

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Under-18s

OBAN’S U-18 fixture away to Cartha Queens Park was postponed on Saturday at the agreement of both clubs. This Saturday the U-18s make the long trip to take on Newton Stewart RFC looking to avenge a 47-7 home defeat from the first game of the season

Under-16s

OBAN’S U-16 side put in a strong performanc­e on Sunday to defeat Cambuslang in the North U-16 league. With the score narrow at 7- 0 at the break, Oban eased ahead in the second half to record a welldeserv­ed 24-10 win against a well- organised Cambuslang team.

The Oban side have improved vastly since the start of the season mainly because of the high number of fixtures fulfilled. Between club and school games, the team have played 10 matches since August.

This Sunday the U-16s are again in home action as they welcome Hillhead Jordanhill to Glencruitt­en.

Under-14 and Under- 13s

The Oban U-14 and U-13 sides hosted Garnock RFC at Glencruitt­en on Sunday. Oban won the game 48-26 with the game being split into thirds to allow all available players game time. Scrum half Kenni Gray and front row Dougie MacDonald were the stand- outs for Oban in an entertaini­ng game.

This week both the U-13s and U-14s are away from home.

School rugby

OBAN High School will be hosting S1, S2 and S3/4 teams from Eastwood Academy on Friday November 4 in the mid week T4 Schools Conference. The games kick off at 12.30pm at Glencruitt­en.

Mini rugby

OBAN’S Mini Rugby section is hosting an Argyll and Bute Mini Rugby Festival this Saturday.

Etive Vikings, Mull, Mid Argyll and Lochaber have all been invited. Games kick off at noon at Glencruitt­en.

Oban’s Mini Rugby training has moved back indoors for this term.

Training is held every Wednesday evening from 6-7pm at Atlantis Leisure, Oban.

New players are more than welcome to go along and give rugby a try.

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