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Modus Cup

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The Modus Challenge Cup takes place at the end of October between The Royal Grammar School Worcester and King's School Worcester. The event is held at Worcester Warriors home ground, Sixways Stadium. These encounters have been happening since 2007. King's lead the head to head 9-5

2007 - The Royal Grammar School Worcester 20-12 Captains -

2008 - The King's School Worcester 21-7 Captains -

2009 - The Royal Grammar School Worcester 3-0 Captains - Bill Harling (RGS)

2010 - Cancelled (Due to heavy snow) Captains - Harry Nuttall (KSW) & James Brooks (RGS)

2011 - The King's School Worcester 34-6 Captains - Harry Nuttall (KSW) & Curtis Tonks (RGS)

2012 - The King's School Worcester 15-3 Captains - George Jeavons-Fellows (KSW) & Chip Lawton (RGS)

2013 - The Royal Grammar School Worcester 12-8 Captains - Will Elt (KSW) & Harry Bee (RGS)

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2014 - The King's School Worcester 11-6 Captains - Ryan Kerley (KSW) & Will Tromans (RGS)

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2015 - The King's School Worcester 32-3 Captains - Jacob Ham (KSW) & Gus Thomas (RGS)

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2016 - The King's School Worcester 15-5 Captains - James Smalley (KSW) & Natt Nott (RGS)

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2017 - The Royal Grammar School Worcester 13-10 Captains - George Bates (KSW) & George Mann (RGS)

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2018 - The Royal Grammar School Worcester 32-13 Captains - Max Richardson (KSW) & Tom Berry (RGS)

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2019 - The King's School Worcester 22-7 Captains Hamish Stigant (KSW) and Ollie Whicombe (RGS) 2020 - Cancelled (Due to COVID-19)

2021 - The King's School Worcester 39-12, Captains - Alex Terry (KSW)

Game video by NextGenXV -

LIVE RUGBY: KINGS SCHOOL WORCESTER vs RGS WORCESTER ... YouTube · NextGenXV 17 Nov 2021

2020 - TBC, Captains - Laurie Checkley (KSW) and Loic Keasey (RGS)

• "Modus Cup RGS Worcester v King's Worcester". Vimeo. 23 October 2013. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
• "Modus Challenge Cup 2014". Vimeo. 9 July 2020. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
• "2015 Modus Challenge Cup (Highlights)". Vimeo. 9 July 2020. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
• "Modus Challenge Cup 2016". Vimeo. 28 November 2022. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
• "Modus Challenge Cup 2017". Vimeo. 12 May 2023. Retrieved 16 October 2023.
• "RGS v KSW: Modus Challenge Cup 2018". Vimeo. 12 September 2023. Retrieved 16 October 2023.

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