KKASC suffered a narrow 13-12 defeat against Warrender/Portobello in one of the closest matches of the season. From start to finish, the contest remained evenly balanced, with both teams producing moments of quality. The early exchanges suggested the game could go either way. Every goal appeared important as momentum shifted from one side to the other. Defensively, both teams worked tirelessly to restrict scoring chances. During the closing stages, KKASC pressed hard in search of a decisive breakthrough but Warrender/Portobello managed to hold a slender advantage when it mattered most. Although the result was disappointing, there were many positives to take from the performance.

KKASC U19 returned to winning ways with an impressive 16-6 victory over Warrender. The team entered the fixture determined to build on recent experiences and produced a disciplined display that combined patience, organisation and attacking quality. The opening stages were competitive, with both teams looking to establish control. As the match progressed, the home side found an additional level of confidence. Strong teamwork and effective movement around the pool helped create space in attacking positions. The second half saw KKASC take firm control of proceedings and pull away on the scoreboard. The result rewarded a disciplined team effort and provided another positive performance from the U19 squad.

KKASC faced one of their toughest tests of the season when they met Scotland U19. Coming up against a talented and well-organised side provided a significant challenge, but it was also an important learning opportunity for the squad. The opposition started strongly and demonstrated why they were such formidable opponents. Despite the difficult scoreline, there were encouraging moments throughout the match. KKASC continued to compete with determination and looked to play positively whenever opportunities arose. Defensively, the players showed commitment and resilience, continuing to battle for possession and support one another regardless of the scoreboard. The lessons taken from this contest would prove valuable in future competitions.

KKASC U19 travelled to face Portobello/Forth Valley and delivered an accomplished performance to secure an impressive 18-6 victory. From the opening minutes, the visitors played with confidence and quickly settled into a strong rhythm. The match began with both teams looking to attack positively, but KKASC gradually gained control through disciplined defending and intelligent movement in possession. Quick transitions allowed the team to create opportunities, while a committed defensive effort limited the chances available to the opposition. As confidence grew, so did the quality of the attacking play. The 18-6 scoreline reflected a strong all-round performance and provided another encouraging result for the U19 squad.