Wallsend brought a squad of some 25 players to Preston Avenue for a pre-season training game against a mixed Park squad. The opening 40 minute session saw Percy Park field a strong side, although there were still one or two 1st XV regulars missing due to holiday and work commitments. The session ended with Park up 28 - 0 after tries from Rutter, Scott, Reekie and Smith and four conversions by Rutter.

Percy Park 36 - 26 Tynedale Raiders

Park's 1st XV and Lions squad took on Tynedale Raiders last evening in a training game to warm up for the season proper which begins on 4th September 2010. Park scored three tries in the opening session two from Martin Potts at number eight. Martin aged 25 has returned to the club after several years away from rugby, but the former North of England Colt looked very promising at the back of the scrum.

Both teams used all of their large squads, with Park having nearly 40 players available, which did not include the 25 Academy players who were training on the 1st XV pitch.

Percy Park Lions 15 – 7 Alnwick II

With a break in the league for 1^st XV rugby, all eyes were on the up and coming players of the second XV; well not all eyes, as there was an international on TV between England and some touring team, so some found it difficult to prise themselves from the comfy seats. For those who ventured outdoors, there was some promising rugby on display from both sides, with Park holding out winners to advance their position in the Candy League Division 2.

So far Alnwick were unbeaten in the league with six from six, and Park had won all but their encounter against Gateshead II, so the match up between last years Northumberland No2 Cup finalists was likely to be a close affair.

Percy Park Penguins 33 - 15 Seghill Deputies

Well , even though the bodies are aching today the pain is worth it . The Penguins defeated Seghill Deputies 33-15 to progress to the final on April 2 . The scoreline suggests a comfortable victory but that is not the case . Seghill tore into Park from the start , it was evident that they were the side playing more often with the Penguins expecting a comfortable afternoon like they had experienced in their comeback game against West End , so it was no surprise that the Hill then took an early lead with a penalty under the posts as Park struggled to come to terms with their opponents physical start .The Penguins gradually started to find their feet as Hill seemed to run out of puff from their energetic start . Park were starting to put together a few phases forcing Hill into conceding penalties , this allowed Park a few breathers as they kicked into the opposition half . The Penguins were now nicely warmed up and were starting to dominate . Support play was remarkably the key . Unfortunately though our bodies cant do what our mind wants us to do , Giles was shot by the snipper and off he hobbled to the balcony . Park reshuffled but still dominated . Thorpe and Helme (x2) crossed the line and Park led 19-6 at the break .