Milton Keynes under 14s remain unbeaten this season after their fifth consecutive win. They beat Aylesbury on Sunday 31-12 with tries from John Marchbank, Kieran Duffin, Sho Mori, Zachary Ezenagu and Drew Fisher, with three conversions from Ezenagu.

>> Olney minis entertained Brackley and Northampton BBOB on Sunday.

The U7 Blues beat Brackley 5-3 with tries from Oliver Betteridge, Harry Thomas (2) and Rhys Evans (2) while Olney Reds beat Brackley 4-3 with their tries from Thomas Brooks (2), Albert Lindley and Oliver Shoreland.

Olney Yellows then beat Brackley 6-1 with scores from Teddy Kelleher (2), Joseph Brock, Tomos Mather, Alexander Hughes and James Hitchins.

Olney Yellows then drew 7-7 with BBOB with scores from Danny Trott (4), James Hitchins, Joshua Wheeler and Teddy Kelleher while Olney Blues beat BBOB 7-3 with tries from Rhys Evans, Harry Thomas (2), Joshua Lyon and Huw Turner (3).

At U8 level, Olney Reds beat BBOB 5-2 with scores from Archie Forber (2), Louis Fielden (2) and Oliver Comer and they also beat Brackley 4-3 with tries from Archie Forber (2), Ben Brear and Lottie Robinson.

Tries from Charlie Hicks, Zach Parkinson, Pat Bull and Oliver Megeary (2) saw Olney Whites beat BBOB 5-1 while they then beat Brackley 4-1 with the tries from Oliver Megeary, Zach Parkinson (2) and George Roberts.

Olney Blues drew 4-4 with Brackley with tries from Ryan Jones, Alex Demontes, Struan Brooks and Rhys Stickland.

At U9 level, Olney drew 3-3 with Brackley, the tries from Francis Allen (2) and Taylor French but they lost out 2-1 to Brackley, the try from James Vine.

Olney A beat Brackley 2-1 at U10 level, the tries from Harry Warn while Olney B lost 3-0 to Brackley.

Olney U11s beat Brackley 2-0 with Jake Carter and Joby Solomon scoring tries, both converted by Jonathon Hulley. Olney then beat BBOB 5-0 with the tries from L Mott (2), R Boon, T Boon and T Skinner.

The U14s entertained Towcester for a friendly match and won 27-22, the tries from Andrew Lane (2), James Brock (2) and Josh Folds with one conversion from Stuart Livesey.