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Frome RFC under 12s welcome Weston Hornets

October 24, 2023
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FROME RFC under 12s welcomed Weston Hornets to The Lane on Sunday 22nd October.

“It was a great morning of rugby with a physical set of matches and some great attacking play to break the deadlock!” reports Matt Warnock.

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