On Sunday 17th May, Zug U16's played against Mad Dogs U16's for a championship final place. From the opening whistle, Zug imposed themselves physically and tactically. Strong carries and quick ball movement allowed them to break through the Mad Dogs defense early.
Zug built momentum with a series of well-worked tries, controlling possession and territory, and absorbing some strong attacks from a well structured Mad Dogs side.

Zug showed no signs of slowing down after the break. Their structure remained disciplined, and they continued to apply pressure across the field.
Clean handling and support play led to further scores, while their defence remained watertight, preventing Mad Dogs from getting onto the scoreboard.

Zug showed some clinical finishing with multiple converted tries, strong defensive organisation, and consistent intensity from start to finish. Final score: Mad Dogs 0 - 45 Zug

Can Zug reproduce this performance in 2 week at the championship final?