The game opened at a fast pace with Burton gaining possession enabling William Beardsmore to cut through their defence to score a stunning try, followed by another good passing movement that was finished with a try by Taron Reynard. Another superb try by William Beardsmore made the game neck and neck, which left Oliver Mears to score another great try to make the score 4 tries all.

Burton were on top form from the start scoring two early tries from Ben Mason and Daniel Heale, Nuneaton scored a try in return which left Charlie Bunting to score an excellent try to make it 15 - 5 to Burton at half time. After the turn round William Matkin went in with a great try which finally left Charlie Bunting to run in his second try, which only left Nuneaton to score one more try.

Burton fought well throughout the game, Oliver Mears scored an excellent try with Daniel Heale scoring just before the break. Towcester drew level at 10pts all and then Ben Mason went over for another excellent try but in the last minute Towcester went over to score defeating Burton by 4 tries to 3.

The final results were
Won 1 :Lost 1 : Drew 1
We narrowly missed out a place at the semi finals by one point, but we were the top scorers of the group.

Burton were involved in eight separate matches spread across the morning, in all of them there was high levels of concentration and effort throughout, with some great individual rugby and also some outstanding team effort with a total of 37 Burton tries scored.

Game One : Burton 20 vs Nottingham 15

Burton started strongly with Daniel Heale scoring an early try , Nottingham returned with some strong playing of their own, but Daniel Heale scored again to make it 2-1, the game moved on score for score with Daniel Heale scoring a hat trick then Bill Matkin scoring a fine individual try to make it a win for Burton .

Game Two: Burton 25 vs Birm/Sol 20

Birmingham started well but with some great tagging by Burton they pinned them back to put them under pressure leading to Ben Mason scoring one of his two splendid tries, Matthew Hunt then followed up with a great try of his own. Birmingham kept with Burton as the scored moved on but then Charlie Bunting came through with two splendid tries for Burton to win again.

Game Three: Burton 30 vs Birm/Sol 35

There was strong play throughout the Burton team with some excellent tagging and team play, William Beardsmore scored two tries with some great runs, Leighton Atkins also made some fine darting runs which lead to two tries for Burton . Joe Epicheff running through to score his first try ever for Burton . Another debutant scorer for Burton , Henry Collins scored his first try as well, which meant that Burton went down to a narrow defeat.

Game Four: Burton 30 vs Birm/Sol 20

There was some fine team play which left to the first try by Charlie Bunting , Taron Renard then ran in for another weaving try, Matthew Hunt also added to his tally with a further two tries one of which covered the length of the pitch. Ben Mason also added two more tries with some intelligent play.

Game Five: Burton 30 vs Birm/Sol 20

There was a great team performance with a hat trick of tries for Bill Matkin, A good individual try for Oliver Mears and a fine effort from Alex Mason, with Daniel Heale scoring the sixth try to let Burton outright winners.

Game Six : Burton 15 vs Notts 20

Closely fought game with William Beardsmore opening the scoring for Burton and Leighton Atkins scoring one of his two tries with some excellent running , Nottingham came back with some good play but with excellent tagging Burton stopped their attacks to run out as narrow losers.

Game Seven: Burton 25 vs Notts 20

William Beardsmore was again scoring two excellent tries with Joe Epicheff scoring another superb try to bring the scores close together with then left Matthew Hunt and Charlie Bunting to score a try a piece to run out winners.

Game Eight Burton 30 vs Notts 30

Excellent running from the Burton side which resulted with some superb tries from Bill Matkin, Alex Mason then scored again to keep both sides level. Daniel Heale scored two more tries to even the score.

Top Burton try scorer of the triangular match – Bill Matkin with 7 tries.

Player of the week due to some excellent running and fine tagging was: Matthew Hunt.

Burton :- Won 5 Draw 1 Lost 2

Match 1: Burton 20 Tamworth 25

The game started at a furious pace, with some good passing and forceful running from the Burton side, which created space for Charlie Bunting’s first try. Another weaving run bought Charlie’s second try , which ended the first half 2-1. The second half started at the same speed with Charlie going over for his hat trick but as Tamworth took the lead Charlie scored his fourth for a fine display of try scoring but Burton narrowly lost the game.

Match 2: Burton 25 Tamworth 25

Another closely fought match with the sides matching each other score for score, there were long periods of play where Burton were tagging superbly and pushing Tamworth back. The scoring was opened by William Betts who did a fine run to score into the corner, again there was movement down the left with Bill Matkin making a break getting close to the try line and putting a pass in to William Betts who was supporting well for his second try .At half time Burton were trailing 2-5, but as the second half started Burton upped a gear and put the pressure on with William Betts scoring another two tries to make his total four and towards the end Taron Renard scored in the corner with some fine running to end the match level.

Match 3: Burton 10 Tamworth 5

This match was the most closely fought with some excellent tagging and passing, the first try was created by some fine passing with led to Henry Collins forcing his way into the corner with a fine score. The game stayed 1 –1 right near to the end when a fine passage of play set Oliver Barker with still quite a lot to do out to the right wing, where he forcefully ran in an excellent try to win the game for Burton.

Player of the week with an outstanding try and his first for the club is: Oliver Barker.

Burton:- Won 1 Draw 1 Lost 1

Match 1: Nuneaton 20 Burton 10

On a wet cold morning Burton squads enthusiasm was not dampened as they started the match in good spirits, with some good tagging and strong running this enabled Daniel Heale on a strong run through the defence to score in the corner. Nuneaton then went in front before half time but at the second half started Burton hit back with a strong individual try from Sam Walton, but with two late tries from Nuneaton, Burton were narrowly defeated.

Match 2: Nuneaton 10 Burton 15

To make amends for the last match Burton started strongly, Charlie Bunting with some forceful running scored an early try, Burton tagged well throughout the match pinning Nuneaton back. The game was close but then Charlie Bunting scored a superb individual try running past the Nuneaton defence to score in the corner. The game was looking towards a draw when William Beardsmore received the ball and made a weaving run which carved through the Nuneaton defence to give Burton the victory.

Match 3: Nuneaton 10 Burton 20

The players were becoming colder but their spirit was still strong. Daniel Heale scored his second try of the morning with a fine run to close the ball down. Oliver Mears then received the ball from midfield and began his run through the Nuneaton defence to score a fine try, Henry Collins after an excellent run then scored in the corner, which left Tommie Collingwood with a strong purposeful run beating many Nuneaton defenders to find his way down the touchline and score in the corner.

Player of the week : Charlie Bunting .

Burton:- Won 2 Draw 0 Lost 1

A superb morning of rugby with all Burton teams going undefeated with some overall fine tagging and excellent tries.

Match 1: Burton 35 Melbourne 20

Burton started strongly taking an early lead with Bill Matkin scoring with a fine run, Ben Mason then took an early pass to dodge two players to score. Taron Reynard with an excellent forward run then went over in the corner, at half time Burton were in a healthy lead. Ben Mason scoring another try stretched the lead with William Betts dodging to score a fine try, as Burton moved into a commanding lead, Leighton Atkins with some quick movement scored and then followed it with a second for Burton to win comfortably.

Match 2: Burton 20 Aylestone St James 20

This was a closely fought game from start to finish with Oliver Barker scoring two fine tries to put Burton into the lead. The game moved one going score for score but with a breakout Oliver Mears took the ball and ran the length of the field to score a try, Alex Mason also scored an excellent try with some good weaving that the Ayleston defence couldn’t stop. Ayleston put on the pressure towards the end of the game but with some superb tagging Burton kept them out to keep the game all square

Match 3: Burton 35 Melbourne 10

Burton started off in command with Oliver Mears scoring from the kick off, William Beardsmore landed a second with some strong running. Melbourne then scored to come close which only spurred on Charlie Bunting to score excellent tries with some great side steps. Alex Mason then scored another try in the corner and a fine team was rounded off with Ben Mason scoring after some good team work.

Match 4: Burton 40 Melbourne 15

Ben Mason with a good early run scored quickly followed by Taron Reynard and then closely after by Ben Mason again to go into an early lead, William Betts with a strong run beat the defenders and scored, and added to that with his second shortly after. Bill Matkin who played well all afternoon scored an excellent individual try which left Leighton Atkins and William Betts with his third splendid try to round off a great performance by Burton.

Match 5: Burton 20 Melbourne 10

Charlie Bunting started the game off in determined mood with an early try with his fine individual running, Burton kept Melbourne at bay with some excellent tagging which lead to mistakes by Melbourne, which Charlie Bunting picked up on to score his second , the game moved on with Melbourne staying close but Charlie with his third try spread the score and then Alex Mason with a weaving run then made the game safe.

Player of the week : Oliver Mears

Burton:- Won 4 Draw 1 Lost 0

Another superb morning of rugby starting the New Year with all Burton teams going undefeated.

Match 1: Burton 25 Syston 20

The match kicked off with both sides evenly matched, Burton had early pressure which led to Taron Reynard scoring the first try. Alex Mason then with his trademark weaving run scored Burton second to put them into the lead. Syston then drew back level to make the game tight, but then Charlie Bunting with his first try edged Burton in front, with some great running and some determined movement he scored another two tries

Match 2: Burton 35 Derby 30

In a free flowing game Burton and Derby made lots of space, Burton’s first try was scored by Taron Reynard with a great turn of speed to find the try line between two Derby defenders. Alex Mason then picked the ball up in midfield to set off on one of his splendid runs to score the first of his two super tries, Oliver Barker with some great movement of his own then went in for a score he then followed this with some great support which led to him receiving the pass to score another vital try for Burton. The game was all even at half time and then Oliver Mears set off on an excellent dodging run to score for Burton. As the game drew to a close William Beardsmore with his characteristic strong running scored a splendid try which saw Burton come out winners.

Match 3: Burton 35 Derby 35

This match was a very close affair with both teams scoring try for try despite some excellent tagging, the first try with some excellent movement and determined running was scored by William Betts. Sam Walton then received the ball halfway and made a weaving forceful run to score, Bill Matkin again with some superb running then scored the first of his two tries both with good movement and excellent vision, Ben Mason who tagged well throughout the game also scored two tries using his pace and quick movement. The game was closely fought to the end with Henry Collins who also scored a splendid dodging try, a very evenly fought match.

Match 4: Burton 25 Derby 0

This game showed Burtons strength throughout , their well drilled defence showed their high quality tagging and their running was of a very high level. Daniel Heale with the first try made a fine run down the touchline to score in the corner, Bill Matkin with some excellent vision went through the gap to also score a fine try, the game moved on with Burton still in control, William Betts scoring two more with some fine movement and determined running. The game moved on and the fine tagging kept Derby to zero with Sam Walton capping off his splendid game with a fine individual run to score.

Player of the week : Connor Wrathall

Burton:- Won 3 Draw 1 Lost 0

Burton were playing a new fixture against Ashby and weren’t sure what to expect but after a few minutes with Burton realised that they were a strong side

Match 1: Burton 25 Ashby 20

In this first game btween the two sides, Ashby scored first to bring Burton into life with William Beardsmore scoring a splendid jinking try, he then followed up with a fine effort later in the game for his second. Sam Walton with a strong run went over the line to push Burton in front, as Ashby closed the gap, Matthew Humphries picked up the ball from half way and side stepped his way to his first try for Burton . This just left Daniel Heale to score with a fine run just making it over the line to run Burton out winners.

Match 2: Burton 20 Ashby 5

With the change in sides, Burton started off in strong fashion with William Betts making one of his trademark darts down the touchline to score the opening try. He then followed up with two more made by his great support and intelligent play. Ashby were outgunned in the match and towards the end Matt Hickinbotham with a forceful run made his way to the corner to make the score convincing for Burton.

Match 3: Burton 15 Ashby 10

This game was split into two halves with the two previous teams playing half a game each, it started closely with Sam Walton scoring a splendid individual try which made Burton level at half time. The second half started with William Betts again running to score on a breakaway but as Ashby bought it level again a fine run by Charlie Bunting who was stopped a few yards from the line, then turned to find William Betts again supporting well to score his fifth try of the morning. Altogether a fine morning’s rugby not only scoring tries but also some great tagging.

Player of the week : Matthew Humphries

Burton:- Won 3 Draw 0 Lost 0

Burton invited local rivals Melbourne and Derby for a triangular series of games on the Oxhay

Match 1: Burton 25 Melbourne 15

On a very muddy morning Burton were keen to make a good start to their match against Melbourne, Ben Mason with one of his weaving runs scored the opening try followed by Daniel Heale who sprinted to the corner to put Burton 2 in front. Melbourne fought back to draw level but Leighton Atkins scored a fine try to turn round 3-2 at half time. The second half started with Charlie Bunting giving one of his typical strong performances with some fine running and sidestepping he scored two splendid tries to enable Burton to win 5 tries to 3.

Match 2: Burton 50 Derby 15

This match although many tries were scored was built around the strength of Burton’s tagging, which was the best the coaches had seen this season. William Beardsmore scored two tries both with determination and good vision. Sam Walton with excellent support play scored two tries in the match. Bill Matkin also fought his way over with some excellent dodging and Daniel Heale scored a try with some excellent pace. William Betts who played excellent throughout with some intelligent support play and some fine sprinting scored four tries which made the win convincing for Burton.

Match 3: Burton 35 Derby 35

Burton in this game took on a very strong Derby side, the game moved on try for try. William Betts scored another fine run from halfway and Bill Matkin with his determined running managed to score two more splendid tries, Sam Walton apart from his excellent tagging also managed to score a fine breakaway try. Daniel Heale again using his excellent pace and sidestepping skills scored in the corner. As the game drew to a close Charlie Bunting with his all round rugby skills scored two tries for Burton leaving the match level.

Match 4: Burton 30 Melbourne 25

This also was a closely fought game with Burton’s superior tagging as a team making the difference, Charlie Bunting opened the scoring with a superb try from halfway. William Betts supporting the play well received the pass and sprinted over to score, Ben Mason who played well throughout the morning broke away to score another try of the morning. Melbourne stayed in touch but Burton were too strong, Charlie Bunting capping off a fine performance throughout the morning scoring three more tries with his high standard of committed running.

Player of the week : Tommie Collingwood

Burton:- Won 3 Draw 1 Lost 0

Match 1: Lichfield 15 Burton 10

On a windy fresh morning Lichfield turned out with a strong squad, they scored two early tries to put Burton on the back foot. It took Burton till half time to find their way with Daniel Heale scoring a fine try in the corner. Lichfield then scored again to make it tough for Burton but Bill Matkin made a fine run to score which brought the scores to a close finish.

Match 2: Lichfield 25 Burton 20

Lichfield again started very strongly with two tries early on, Burton tried to fight back but Lichfield scored another, just before half time William Betts to add to his fine all round performance scored a fine individual try which turned the score 3-1. Lichfield scored again from the whistle to make it tough for Burton but Ben Mason took up the challenge with two strong running tries. Lichfield scored their fifth and despite Leighton Atkins excellent try, Burton were narrowly defeated.

Match 3: Lichfield 20 Burton 25

In this final game Burton were determined to run out victors, despite Lichfield scoring an early try again , William Betts scored another individual try adding to that Charlie Bunting with some fine running and tagging throughout the day scored two excellent tries. The game was still close then Tommie Collingwood broke free to race down to score in the corner. With Lichfield close behind it was left to Ben Mason to cap off a fine performance with another splendid try. After a tough morning Burton finished in good spirits.

Player of the week : Charlie Bunting

Burton:- Won 1 Draw 0 Lost 2

Match 1: Ashby 15 Burton 20

Visiting a chilly Ashby ground would mean Burton would have to start well, which they did with Joe Epicheff scoring a fine try in the corner. Bill Matkin soon followed with a splendid try of his own for Burton to lead two nil. Daniel Heale then with a fine individual run scored a determined try soon to be followed with his second which was a strong weaving run. Ashby scored a late try but Burton held on for the win.

Match 2: Ashby 20 Burton 25

Burton started strongly again with new player Oliver Garland scoring after a determined run through the Ashby defence to score his first try for the club. William Beardsmore with his trademark sidestepping powered his way over to make it two nil, Ashby came back to draw level at half time but Oliver Mears with his great speed and determined running then scored another long range try to leave Burton in front. Sam Walton who also had an outstanding game scored a splendid try from close range, it was tight towards the end but Danny Causer set off on a strong run to score what was his first try for the club as well.

Match 3: Ashby 0 Burton 10

This match was a close affair which the deadlock was only broken in the first half by Tarron Reynard who then ran two thirds of the pitch to score a fine breakway try. At half time there was only one score between the teams but fine tagging and determination stopped Ashby from scoring. Towards the end Ben Mason scored a fine try after some excellent passing

Player of the week : Olivert Garland

Burton:- Won 3 Draw 0 Lost 0

Match 1: Burton 30 Stafford 10

Stafford started strongly with the early possession , with some great team tagging the ball dropped and Charlie Bunting picked up to run the length of the field to score the early try. From then on Burton took control of the game with Daniel Heale scoring a great weaving try, to make the score more commanding. Stafford came back with a score but before half time with some great passing out of the tackle Ben Mason scored a fine try. Burton through the second half has most of the possession with Charlie Bunting scoring a second and William Betts scoring a forceful zig zagging run as the game closed Daniel Heale then scored his second to make Burton easy winners.

Match 2: Burton 35 Stafford 15

Burton again started strongly with Oliver Barker taking the pass and running through the defence to open the scoring, Roxanne Snelling then picking the ball up from half way then began a run beating many defenders with a weaving run to finally score her first try for the club. Oliver Barker began with another fine positive run through the defence to then touch down in the corner. The game moved forward with Stafford returning the score to make the score closer but Burton were always in control. Taron Reynard picked up a loose pass from Stafford to cut through the defence and score, as all the possession was Burtons Alex Mason scored one of his typical swearving runs which just left Tarron Reynard to finish off a fine Burton performance

Match 3: Burton 30 Stafford 15

This game was also controlled by Burton with William Betts starting the scoring with a fine individual try. William Beardsmore then made it two with his familiar direct running to cut through the defence. Ben Mason then with some intelligent play scored to put Burton well in front. So though Stafford fought back the tagging was too strong, which led to Danny Causer finding the try line with a fine effort. Joe Epicheff also scored an excellent try with some fine running and it was left to Leighton Atkins to score with a darting run to make Burton convincing winners.

Match 4: Burton 20 Stafford 15

This match was a closer affair with the teams scoring point for point, Bill Matkin opened the scoring for Burton with an excellent run into the corner. William Betts then with an excellent effort doubled the score. It was all equal at the turnaround but two excellent tries by Alex Mason with his usual strong weaving runs saw Stafford off for Burton to narrowly win.

Player of the week : Roxanne Snelling

Burton:- Won 4 Draw 0 Lost 0

A splendid time was had by all, the accommodation and atmosphere was outstanding. The under 7’s did a rousing performance of ‘swing low, sweet chariot’ which got a massive cheer from the audience.

It’s a knockout was a great success with the under 7’s taking overall 3rd place which was due to the outstanding efforts of the under7’s squad.

We played five matches and came away unbeaten with 3 wins and 2 draws, this is always due to the great team spirit that the squad members and parents have. This made the whole experience of the tour unforgettable.

Under 7's squad at York

Match 1: Wetherby 10 Burton 20

Burton started strongly in high spirits, William Beardsmore scoring from a great individual run which parted the Wetherby defence. Matthew Humphries then scored a try wth some fine zig zag running, Charlie Bunting with his great forceful probing runs scored in the corner. Burton were in control for the whole game and Daniel Heale rounded it off with a fine defence breaking run to score in the corner.

Match 2: Wetherby 10 Burton 20

Burton started in the same spirit as the first match, not letting Wetherby getting hold of the match with some superb tagging. The Wetherby side could not handle the strong running of Charlie Bunting who ran in two splendid tries, Ben Mason also added to the score with a great individual run which just left Alex Mason to round off a fine performace with a outstanding side step to send the whole Wetherby defence the wrong way.

Match 3: York 15 Burton 25

York were a strong squad but Burton were not intimidated by this, Alex Mason started off the scoring with another weaving run. William Betts with a fine burst of speed to break the defence to score, the game was close but Charlie Bunting with three of his trademark determined running tries always kept York at bay.

Match 4: York 15 Burton 15

These matches were much closer with the sides try for try. Ben Mason with two fine individual tries kept Burton’s noses in front. Oliver Mears kept the scores level with a fast attacking try which left York to score later to equalise.

Match 5: York 20 Burton 20

This again was a close match with Daniel Heale scoring early on with another of his excellent runs and then William Betts with some fine support play went in for another try. York kept it close but with William Beardsmore accelerating through a gap score a fine try and Charlie Bunting bought the scores level with another fine side stepping run.

Burton:- Won 3 Draw 2 Lost 0

On the last evening some awards were given out, the Wetherby award for fine play and also volunteering to play for the opposition was given to Matthew Humphries

Also an award was given out for the tourist of the weekend and because of his fine singing and his seven tries throughout the weekend it was given to Charlie Bunting

The tour party was made up of 12 players who played together as a team making the whole weekend very enjoyable for all of us They were:

Daniel Heale
Oliver Mears
Ben Mason
Tommie Collingwood
William Betts
Roxanne Snelling
Conor Wrathall
Charlie Bunting
Matthew Humphries
Alex Mason
William Beardsmore
Dominic Philips

After an excellent season, Burton went into the Staffs festival with confidence. Once the draw was made of the ten teams involved, Burton drew Tamworth , Lichfield , Walsall and Newcastle . The first game was with Tamworth in which the game went score for score with Charlie Bunting scoring twice and Will Betts and Daniel Heale also scoring, making the final score 4 all. Burton ’s second match was against Lichfield but with no rest in between games Burton soon fell behind, but pulled back to lead half time 2-1. Lichfield then strengthened their team to score two further tries to win the game 4-2. This put pressure on Burton for their next match which was against Walsall .

Burton started strongly with some excellent tagging pinning Walsall back, it was very tight but Burton ran out 2-1 winners, The final game in the group stage meant Burton had to beat Newcastle to go through to the plate final.

Burton started off in a positive mood and always stayed ahead in the match with some great running, a try from Ben Mason, Bill Matkin and three from Charlie Bunting finally won the match 5-2. Which set up a great plate final against Willenhall.

This final was played in high spirits not only by the players but by the supporters as well, the game went try for try throughout the match but Burton got into a two try advantage, Willenhall could only claw back a single try towards the end and so on a great days rugby Burton won the plate final making them third overall which was a fantastic achievement for the squad.

Staffordshire Festival squad
Daniel Heale
Bill Matkin
Charlie Bunting
Sam Walton
Oliver Mears
Ben Mason
William Betts
Tommie Collingwood
William Beardsmore

Burton arrived at Stoke with two sides trying to emulate last weeks plate victory in the county festival, Burton 1’s started against the county champions Stoke , It was a hard fought game with Charlie Bunting, William Beardsmore and Danny Causer scoring great tries but Stoke were too strong and won 7-3, meanwhile on the other pitch Burton 2 were having a end to end battle with Stoke 2. This produced tries end to end with Burton coming out winners 5-4, with tries from Heale, Betts (2), Walton and Humphries.

The Burton 1 team were then back on against Sandbach this produced a very equal contest but Burton strength came through as they won 5-s, tries from Bunting, Beardsmore (2) , Collingwood and Barker. The Burton 1 team were also to beat Newcastle 5-2 but the defeat against Stoke 1 meant they were not to make the final from pool A.

Burton 2’s then faced Sandbach, this produced a great contest with Burton some fantastic tagging, the game finished even with 3 tries each, Burton scores were Betts (2) and Heale.

Burton 2’s went into their final pool game knowing a victory would see them into the final, they were in a determined mood as they stepped up against Stafford, this produced some superb running and above all some top class tagging, Burton ran out winners with tries from Betts, Snelling, Heale and Wrathall.

THE FINAL

Burton entered the final knowing that they would have to beat the county champions, this did not deter them as they started in the determined way that they had started the earlier matches in, they held Stoke with some fantastic tagging and scored try for try to match them, tries from Heal (2) and Betts (2), at half time there was only one try in it with Stoke just edging it, as the second half started with Burton on the attack but with Stoke showing their experience and power just managed to pull away and give themselves a cushion towards the end of the match, but Burton did not give up, they tagged everything and kept running right to the final whistle to cap not only and excellent mornings rugby but also a great season. Final score Burton under 7’s 4 Stoke 8.

Player of the week :- Daniel Heale

03/10/04	Derby (a)
10/10/04	Coalville (T)
07/11/04	Nott'm/B'ham (h)
14/11/04	Tamworth (h)
28/11/04	Nuneaton (a)
12/12/04	Melb/Aylstn (h)
16/01/05	Derby/Syston(h)
23/01/05	Ashby (h)
30/01/05	Derby/Mlbrne(h)
20/02/05	Lichfield (a)
06/03/05	Ashby (a)
20/03/05	Stafford (h)
02/04/05	York Tour
10/04/05	Staffs Festival
24/10/05	Stoke Festival

3rd October 2004
Derby 20	v	Burton 25
Derby 25	v	Burton 30

24th April 2005 Stoke Festival
Stoke A 35	v	Burton A 15
Sandbach 20	v	Burton A 25
Newcastle 10	v	Burton A 25
Stoke B 20	v	Burton B 25
Sandbach 15	v	Burton B 15
Stafford 0	v	Burton B 20
Stoke A 40	Final	Burton B 20

10th October 2004 (Coalville Tournament)
Oadby Wyggs 20	v	Burton 20
Nuneaton 10	v	Burton 25
Towcester 20	v	Burton 15

7th November 2004
Burton 20	v	Nottingham 15
Burton 25	v	B'ham/Solihull 20
Burton 30	v	B'ham/Solihull 35
Burton 30	v	B'ham/Solihull 20
Burton 30	v	B'ham/Solihull 20
Burton 15	v	Nottingham 20
Burton 25	v	Nottingham 20
Burton 30	v	Nottingham 30

14th November 2004
Burton 20	v	Tamworth 25
Burton 25	v	Tamworth 25
Burton 10	v	Tamworth 5

28th November 2004
Nuneaton 20	v	Burton 10
Nuneaton 10	v	Burton 15
Nuneaton 10	v	Burton 20

12th December 2004
Burton 35	v	Melbourne 20
Burton 20	v	Aylestone 20
Burton 35	v	Melbourne 10
Burton 40	v	Melbourne 15
Burton 20	v	Melbourne 10

16th January 2005
Burton 25	v	Syston 20
Burton 35	v	Derby 30
Burton 35	v	Derby 35
Burton 25	v	Derby 0

23rd January 2005
Burton 25	v	Ashby 20
Burton 20	v	Ashby 5
Burton 15	v	Ashby 10

30th January 2005
Burton 25	v	Melbourne 15
Burton 50	v	Derby 15
Burton 35	v	Derby 35
Burton 30	v	Melbourne 25

20th February 2005
Lichfield 15	v	Burton 10
Lichfield 25	v	Burton 20
Lichfield 20	v	Burton 25

6th March 2005
Ashby 15	v	Burton 20
Ashby 20	v	Burton 25
Ashby 0	v	Burton 10

20th March 2005
Burton 30	v	Stafford 10
Burton 35	v	Stafford 15
Burton 30	v	Stafford 15
Burton 20	v	Stafford 15

2nd - 4th April 2005
Wetherby 10	v	Burton 20
Wetherby 10	v	Burton 20
York 15	v	Burton 25
York 15	v	Burton 15
York 20	v	Burton 20

10th April 2005 Staffs Festival
Tamworth 20	v	Burton 20
Lichfield 20	v	Burton 10
Walsall 10	v	Burton 15
Newcastle 10	v	Burton 25
Willenhall 20	Plate Final	Burton 25