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Frome RFC Academy results

October 23, 2018
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With no senior rugby at the weekend the Frome RFC/Warminster RFC Academy were in league action on Sunday when they made the short trip to Melksham RFC.

The academy came out winners in a great contest 12 – 26 and now sit top of the North West Pool in Dorset & Wilts Colts Merit Table. The next league fixture sees the squad host local rivals Midsomer Norton RFC U18s on Sunday 11th. They will not wait too long until their next fixture when they travel to Trowbridge RFC U18s in a friendly fixture on 4th November.

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