Inter-Area 2009/10

Placings

Cambridgeshire A strong performance in the final pushed London all the way and means Cambridgeshire head to the Home Nations Challenge in bouyant mood.	East Midlands A tough day for the Midlanders who saved their best for the very last as they dragged their last game of the day back from a losing position to a satisying win.
London Despite a spirited performance from Cambridge which made London play to the top of their ability, they took the title and celebrated with gusto.	Norfolk Norfolk succumbed easily to Cambridge after narrowly losing to South Midlands. Some good results in the competition and a good showing by Norfolk, who are reaping the rewards of a solid development program with players featuring from multiple local clubs and university sides
Oxfordshire	South Midlands
South West	Wales

Cambridgeshire A perfect record and a large tally of goals saw Cambridgeshire through to the semi finals to face Norfolk.	East Midlands A tough day for the Midlanders who saved their best for the very last as they dragged their last game of the day back from a losing position to a satisying win.
South Midlands A strong performance from the South Midlanders, led by High Barker, narrowly missing out on 4th place in a tight game with Norfolk	South West An opening draw with East Midlands was as good as it got for the South West as they ultimately ended above the Midlanders by a single goal as they lost to tough opponents in the South Midlands and Cambridge sides

London London sailed through the pool games, beating Oxfordshire, Norfolk and the development side from Wales.	Norfolk Only losing out to London, Norfolk will be pitted against Cambridge in the match up of the tournament to decide the teams contesting the final
Oxfordshire With some considerable talent in their side in the form of Dom MacDonald Alex Ford and Martin Bell and Oxford University first team top scorer Matthew Moore, Oxfordshire were unlucky to be drawn against London and in form Norfolk	Wales