NEWSOME Panthers enjoyed a packed weekend as they came out best in seven of nine matches, with the undoubted highlight being a 78-0 win for the Under 13s.
The Under18s dug deep to secure an important win against a strong Odsal Sedbergh side.
Forwards Keiran Joseph, Rob Watterson, Tom Good and Tom Guinan opened up a 20-6 interval lead with some very powerful running.
Oustanding defence from Ben Cuttell and Joseph meant the Panthers held out for a 26-20 victory.
The Under15s secured their 21st win of the season by dispatching West Bowling 46-0.
The two Joes, Martin and Haywood, led the way with braces as Panthers turned in another brilliant display.
Steven Lockwood, Chris Kendall, Sam Harding, Matthew Graham, Thomas Weavill and Jamie Johnson also touched down, while Haywood kicked three goals.
The Under 14s bounced back from National Cup heartbreak to beat Keighley 56-10.
Curtis Todd, Darren Lamb, Harry Ainsworth and Scott Farnsworth all bagged braces in this convincing win.
Kieran Sill and Tom Eidson also crossed as Keighley had no answer to their rivals attacking prowess.
Joel Farrell's five tries and nine goals inspired the Under 13s to their sensational 78-0 win against local rivals Moldgreen.
Newsome's team ethic was illustrated as 10 different players, including McCorley McKinnie and Liam Whittaker, scored tries.
But Farrell deserves the acclaim after yet another fine display.
A depleted Under 12s slumped to a sorry defeat at Queensbury.
Captain Luke Newton was man-of-the-match for his tackling and ambition, while Conan Pierre and Carlo Zaffino also impressed.
The half-term absentees eventually took their toll as Queensbury ran out 30-0 winners.
The Under 11s were second best in a close encounter with Meltham.
Nathan Pimm (2) and Edward McGuire crossed the whitewash in a game which could have seen either side snatch victory.
Meltham's solid defence enabled them to take the spoils 24-22.
The Under 10s ignored the terrible conditions to prevail in comfortable fashion at Siddal.
Harry Redfearn opened the scoring, which was followed by tries from Matteo Zaffino (2), William Walsh and Daniel Sharp.
Redfearn added another as the visitors clinched a 28-10 triumph.
The Under 9s produced a skilful attacking performance to beat Brighouse Rangers 36-12.
Izaac Farrell and Ashley Armitage both completed hat tricks as Newsome showed plenty of ambition.
Eddie Graham also crossed, while Farrell was named man-of-the-match.
The Under 8s thrashed Lindley Swifts 58-10, with man-of-the-match Connor Preston and Dominic Lamb recording trebles, while Louis Lawrence, Logan Silvester, Tom Booth and Jasper McGuire also scored.
