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Published 11:34 18 Mar 2026 GMT
Updated 11:34 18 Mar 2026 GMT

Campbell College beat out RBAI yesterday to win their first Ulster Senior School's Cup trophy since 2018.
It was their 29th title, but the victory may be remembered for a brawl between the two sides, which broke out after 30 minutes.
After an attacking maul, five metres out from Campbell's line, the RBAI scrum-half was tackled into touch, before their out-half shoved a Campbell player, sparking the schemozzle.
Needless to say, the school kids in their blazers were loving the action.
Campbell College: Leo Graham; Harry Wells; Paul Henry (capt), Isaac Hatch; Rus Lovo; Jack Best, James Wells; Caelan Doy-Dolan, David Nelson, Conor McKinney; Raanan Potter, Charlie Best; Harry Burrows, Ruairi Parks, Dante Nol-Simmons.
Replacements: Dylan Armstrong, Tom Alexander, Theo Scott, Rory Adair, Fraser Campbell, Ollie Larkin, Aaron Lowey, Zach Thompson.
RBAI: Jonah Power; Jack Coulter; Adam Millar, Connor Patton; Andrew Purcell; Charlie O'Connor, Sebastian Clark; Ronan Hamilton, Ross Dillon (capt), Reuben McIlwrath; Connor Ballantine, Reuben Gibson; Elliott Magowan, Cian McClean, Adam Boyd.
Replacements: Ross Montgomery, Matthew Watkins, Reuben Edmondson, Zach Surphlis, Connor Davis, Rocco Steen, Dylan Gray, Benjamin McCarten.
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