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Broadstreet RFC Hoping To Do The Double Over Kenilworth RFC.

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Street make the short trip to Glasshouse Lane to take on local rivals Kenilworth RFC, the Seconds host Old Northamptonians RFC and the Beavers entertain Kenilworth RFC.

Broadstreet RFC Firsts make the short journey to the Glasshouse Lane headquarters of Kenilworth RFC for what should be game nineteen of the National League 3 Midlands campaign. With severe disruption to the fixture list due to snow and freezing conditions in November & December and then the inundation of Hereford RFC's Wyeside pitch a fortnight ago, this game now represents the start of the second half of the season - game fourteen out of twenty-six. Of course, on a nationwide basis, the rugby programme has been decimated, but Street still find themselves two games behind almost all of the teams in National League 3 Midlands.

The Ks are having a difficult season with just seventeen points gained so far from fifteen games with two wins at home and one away. Leading scorer Adam Canning, who has proved to be an excellent pre-season recruit from Old Leamingtonians RFC, has a 117 point haul to date, mainly from his prodigious boot, but also with five tries to his name. Kenilworth's Backs feature most prominently in the try list with Full Back Dave Clements having scored seven, experienced Wing Mike Rust six and Scrum Half Gareth Renowden five.

This is the return fixture of the game played at the Ivor Preece Field Rugby Ground on 16th October when the Street edged out Kenilworth RFC with a 35-22 bonus point victory. Since then Street's results have been pretty erratic with three losses and three wins, but as the form book has no relevance in a local derby, so Kenilworth will be determined to gain revenge and turn their season around to stave off relegation, while Street will be hoping to avoid a slide towards mid-table mediocrity. The game kicks off at 2:15 pm.

Street Seconds host Old Northamptonians RFC Seconds at Ivor Preece Field Rugby Ground with a 2:15 pm kick-off and will be hoping to return to winning ways after last Saturdays' reverse at Kettering RFC.

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Street Beavers fresh from their impressive Warwickshire 1 League win against Stratford-upon-Avon RFC Seconds have another home game at the Ivor Preece Field Rugby Ground, this time versus Kenilworth RFC in a friendly with a 2:15 pm kick-off.