Ulster Schools Group D Grosvenor Grammar 36 Dalriada School 5

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Yesterday morning Dalriada travelled to east Belfast to play Grosvenor Grammar in the last round of the Schools Cup Group D Stages.

Report and pictures by Bob Given Photography

Shorn of players through injury, Dalriada struggled from kick off to make inroads into Grosvenor territory and lived off scraps of possession.

It was no surprise when Grosvenor took the lead on 10 minutes through a try, converted by .

Grosvenor overwhelmed an understrength Dalriada 36 – 5 in their final Ulster Schools Group D match on Saturday.

Despite overwhelming possession and being camped in the Dalriada half, Grosvenor only managed one other score, on 25 minutes, when Moore chased a grubber kick and touched down under the posts. He added the conversion. Grosvenor lead 14 – 0 at half time.

Grosvenor increased their lead, minutes after the restart, when scored a try, again converted by Moore.

Grosvenor increase their lead in the second half

Thereafter unconverted tries from Patterson, Young and completed the scoring for Grosvenor.

In a very rare attack in the closing moments of the game squeezed in for an unconverted consolation try for Dalriada, leaving the final score 36 – 5 in Grosvenor’s favour.

This was a very comprehensive display from Grosvenor, but they will rue missed opportunities, when they could have been more ruthless!

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