HE MAY have just missed out on the chance of walking out at Twickenham, but Tadley Tigers Rugby Club under-11 starlet Ben Cape insisted he had still loved every minute of his Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup experience.
Launched during the 2008-09 season, the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup is the first national grassroots tournament officiated by Premiership Rugby.
London Irish hosted their under-11 and under-12 mini rugby tournament at Reading Abbey RFC.
Cape was not able to lift the under-11 trophy for a spot at Twickenham as his team lost 5-0 to Maidenhead Blacks in the final, he remained proud of his side.
Cape said : “It was a really good tournament and this was probably one of the hardest competitions I have played in.”
“I am a London Irish fan so it was really cool to see some of the players here. I had no idea they would be here before someone mentioned it to me after I arrived.”
The under-12s were unable to get out of the group stage of the competition, but still had a great day.
l Land Rover is a proud supporter of grassroots rugby and has been a partner of the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup for nearly a decade. Rugby World Cup 2015 may be over but Land Rover’s ‘We Deal In Real’ campaign continues to champion grassroots rugby through Premiership Rugby and the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup. @LandRover_UK #WeDealInReal.
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