Sport has a way of providing immediate challenges and KKASC encountered one against Otter. The hosts settled quickly and placed pressure on the visitors throughout the contest. KKASC responded with determination, producing several encouraging attacking phases and refusing to let the game drift away. Although Otter ultimately proved too strong on the day, there were positive moments to build upon. The fixture served as a useful benchmark and highlighted the level required against experienced opposition.

If the afternoon victory provided encouragement, the evening display delivered emphatic proof of KKASCs form. Facing Exeter, the team produced one of its most complete performances of the season. Defensive intensity never dropped and every turnover appeared to create a dangerous attacking opportunity. Exeter fought hard throughout, yet KKASC maintained a relentless tempo that gradually widened the gap. The result was a performance that combined energy, organisation and ambition from first whistle to last.

There was an attacking edge to KKASC from the opening sprint against Worthing. The home side moved the ball sharply, created space through intelligent movement and took opportunities with impressive efficiency. Worthing remained competitive and ensured the outcome could not be taken for granted, but KKASC always appeared capable of finding another gear. The match developed into an entertaining contest with goals at both ends before the hosts gradually pulled away. Supporters were rewarded with a confident display that highlighted the squads attacking depth and ability to control key moments.

KKASC left Western Baths with more than just two points. They left with a performance that blended discipline and creativity in equal measure. The visitors established control early through organised defending and calm possession, refusing to give the hosts easy opportunities. Once the foundation had been set, the attacking play began to flourish. Quick transitions and confident finishing steadily increased the advantage. Western Baths continued to compete and produced moments of quality of their own, but KKASC consistently found answers. By the final whistle the 21-8 scoreline reflected a display built on patience, teamwork and growing confidence.

There was little room to breathe in a fiercely contested encounter between Warrender and KKASC. The teams traded scores throughout a match that remained uncertain until the closing moments. Warrender repeatedly threatened to seize momentum, but KKASC responded well under pressure and found important goals when they were most needed. Defensive discipline during the final stages proved crucial as the visitors protected a narrow lead. The 15-13 victory was not the result of one dominant spell, but of sustained concentration across the entire contest.

Goals flowed throughout an entertaining contest as KKASC defeated Penguin Emperors by 19 goals to 11. The home side played with freedom from the outset and repeatedly found gaps through quick movement and accurate passing. While the visitors contributed to an open and enjoyable match, KKASC consistently maintained a cushion on the scoreboard. The attacking variety on display was particularly impressive, with different players stepping forward at crucial moments. The performance provided supporters with plenty to enjoy and continued the teams positive momentum.

KKASC travelled to Tyldesley and quickly established the foundations for an important victory. An energetic opening spell put the visitors on the front foot and forced the home side onto the back foot. Rather than sitting back after building an advantage, KKASC continued to attack with confidence and intelligence. Tyldesley stayed competitive and produced several strong periods of play, but each challenge was answered by composed possession and disciplined defending. The result rewarded a balanced display that combined aggression in attack with organisation at the opposite end of the pool.

The scoreboard may not have favoured KKASC U13, but the final festival fixture contained plenty of encouraging signs. Against Northampton B, the team attacked with greater confidence and created more opportunities than in earlier matches. Several well worked moves resulted in goals and demonstrated the progress being made throughout the group. Northampton ultimately proved stronger across the full contest, but KKASC finished the weekend showing energy, effort and a willingness to play positively. The experience gained across the tournament should serve the squad well moving forward.

Few matches during the festival were decided by smaller margins than this one. KKASC U13 and St Ambrose A battled through a tense, low scoring encounter where every possession felt important. Defensive organisation dominated the afternoon and clear chances were rare. The match remained level deep into the contest before a decisive breakthrough swung the game. KKASC continued pushing until the final whistle and came within touching distance of forcing another goal. Despite the disappointment of defeat, the performance showed discipline, resilience and growing confidence under pressure.

KKASC U13 faced one of the strongest sides at the Mike Glover Festival when they met Northampton A. The opposition settled quickly and demonstrated why they were considered among the favourites, moving the ball confidently and capitalising on opportunities. KKASC refused to be overwhelmed and continued searching for positive moments throughout the contest. The goal scored by the visitors was celebrated loudly and reflected the determination present across the squad. While the result was difficult, the fixture provided invaluable experience against elite opposition and underlined the standards the young team can aim for in future seasons.