The highly anticipated John Radford Trophy finals reached an exhilarating finale on Thursday, 20th March, as six outstanding schools battled it out for the prestigious title. This year’s competition saw an impressive 22 schools enter, with each team fighting hard to secure their place in the finals through a series of challenging group-stage matches.
The final kicked off with a tense opening match between the tournament’s top two teams, King Edwin and Leamington, resulting in a hard-fought 0-0 draw. This set the tone for a fiercely competitive tournament, as both teams remained in close contention for the top spot, with Greenwood not far behind, keeping the pressure on throughout.
As the tournament progressed, each team showcased remarkable skill, determination, and sportsmanship, making for a thrilling spectacle. In the end, it was King Edwin who emerged victorious, securing the title with an impressive 13 points. Leamington put up a fantastic fight, finishing in second place with 11 points, demonstrating their strength and consistency throughout the competition.
Congratulations to King Edwin on their well-deserved triumph, and well done to all the teams who took part in this year’s competition. The John Radford Trophy continues to be a platform for young pupils to shine, and this year’s edition has certainly lived up to its reputation as a showcase of talent, teamwork, and passion for the game.
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