NatWest Schools Cup: Beechen Cliff dominate Bristol Grammar to move on to round six Beechen Cliff followed up their crushing defeat over Colstons with a 41-0 victory against Bristol Grammar at Alexandra Park to advance to the Sixth Round of the Under-18s Natwest Schools Cup. Beechen went into the game after a good win against local rivals King Edward's School Bath at the weekend and started on the front foot pinning the away team in their own half. Early penalties stopped Beechen taking the lead but it was only a matter of time before the deadlock was broken and sure enough Jack Hurley crossed the line to put a score on the board. Beechen continued to dominate possession and territory through fly-half Arthur Hays. Ten minutes before half time Beechen doubled their lead with a well worked try that was finished by Jack Mackay. Beechen went into the break with a 10-0 lead but had wasted a number of chances in the first half. In the second half Bristol Grammar rarely visited the Beechen half, the home team scored tries including a superb solo effort from Ned Newman and a cross-field kick from Hays allowing Mackay to pick up his second. Beechen's dominance allowed subs to be made throughout the second half showing the depth in the squad to run away with a 41-0 victory. A superb team performance against a very good Bristol Grammar team led by Hurley, Mackay, Hays and Joey Sargeant. This is the first time the school have reached the last 32 of the cup and are one of very few state schools left in the competition. Beechen face one of the in form teams in the next round away at Canford.