A day out in Derbyshire

Sunday saw the Onedrywash sponsored Doncaster Knights under 10s cross the border into Derbyshire for a rematch against Chesterfield. Earlier in the season the sides had drawn 10 - 10 at Castle Park and they were on the hunt for a more positive return.

The Knights had a great start and for a rare moment this season, they actually led the game and werent having to come from behind. Some excellent running from Corey and a great offload saw Joe run in a great try.

It wasnt long before Chesterfield were back in it and the sides were all sqaure going into half time.

Some fantastic tackling from the Knights kept them in it and the sides traded territory and possession throughout the second half but neither could break the deadlock and it finished honours even.

The effort was clear to see and the boys were gutted but they should be proud of their efforts.

Now the focus had to turn to game 2, both sides were keen to change the result, and 2 completely different sets of players took the field. The Knights were driven on by a battling Owain and they started to look like they might edge it. That was until Chesterfield sent on some of their more established players from the first game, and they just seemed to have too much fire power for the Knights.

The boys stuck at it and never gave up on the task - another fabulous effort.

Special mention to players of the day Aaron and Thomas - well done !

A tough day at the castle

Sunday saw the Onedrywash sponsored Doncaster Knights under 10s host local rivals York in a keenly anticpated rematch. Earlier in the season York had dominated the fixture, and with the Knights finding the winning trail in recent weeks, they couldn't wait to get stuck in.

The first game was evenly contested until York finally got on the scoreboard, and they went on to open up a good lead. However the game wasn't over, and with a couple of small changes to the team, they threw everything at York and came within one score of tying the game. It was a really positive finish and a great platfrom to get back to winning ways.

The second game went in much the same way, York got off to a great start and opened up a lead only for Doncaster to fight their way back in. There was some huge effort on show and the Knights were unlucky to comne off second best.

The boys really worked York hard, and the improvement was there for everyone to see - next week we are off to Chestefield and determined to get back to winning ways !

Well done everyone and especially coaches award winneres Josh and Liam.

A message from Justyn Greentree

I own a TVR Sagaris, my pride and joy and the car I've always wanted. With all the bonnet vents, hand built engine and the car being hand built itself , I wanted to wash and clean the Sagaris with a product that doeant require gallons of water pouring into every nook and cranny of my car.

I recently met SJ at one our caravan shows, and after chatting with him, I thought I would give his product a go - and to say I am impressed would be an understatement!

I started by just spraying it onto the car first just to see what would happen and I was amazed to actually see the grime and dirt lift off the car and then with a quick buff the car is clean - Job done!!!

Then I went over it quickly with the other cloth provided and the car was clean and shining for everyone to see. I found it even gives a glossy polished feel and finish. The benefit is there is no water pouring into all the opening the car needs to keep cool, and no opportunity to cause longe term problems with the mositure. I now take the kit to shows, and tell everyone about it !

More of the Same

Sunday saw the Onedrywash sponsored Doncaster Knights under 10s pick up exactly where they left off at Dinnington last weekend with a well deserved win.

This week the team have spent some time in the gym working on passing and support play, and they brilliantly carried it through to the game with several well worked tries coming from all over the pitch, back and forwards alike.

The boys worked really hard on a cold, damp and muddy morning in Matlock and should be really proud - bring on York next week.

Well done to every single one of you, especially players of the week - Jack and Conor - both try scorers !

New Zealand takes the message to the customer !

ActionVanz Ltd in New Zealand has been importing Onedrywash for over 4 months, and the message is exactly the same. Why waste water, and impact the environment when you can get a thorough wash and polish in the same time or less with a bottle of Onedrywash.

Recently ActionVanz have stepped up their work with a new mobile poster campaign. This motorhome takes the message everywhere it goes and can be used to demonstrate the product to anybody who asks.

When asked, ActioVanz commented " we are based near Queenstown, the adrenalin capital of the world, Actionvan customers regularly complain of ‘Scenery overload’! Each van has a bottle of ODW in the glove box for customers to use on windows and lights "

Onedrywash have already sent 2 shipments and we are looking forwards to the results - good luck !


For more information, why not contact ActionVanz :


Actionvanz Ltd
PO Box 221
Cromwell
Central Otago
NZ
Tel: 03 428 8804
Email: info@onedrywash.co.nz

Extreme Valeting Introduce Onedrywash

Extreme Valeting are a local company based in Derby who travel throughout Derbyshire to offer a mobile valet to all its customers. From the family car to the holiday caravan and everything in between, every customer can expect a top class service.

Better still, Extreme are set to offer all their customers a waterless alternative through the use of Onedrywash, and here's the better news - it will be cheaper for the customer !

All the technicians have been trained by Onedrywash, and we will be supporting Extreme throughout their journey - good luck from everyone at SJK Products.

Wet and Windy

Sunday saw the Onedrywash sponsored Doncaster Knights under 10s back in training following their excellent performance at Dinnington last weekend. Training consisted of a number of team exercises to help the boys build further on their great team spirit.

The boys carried a stash of training kit, including a tackle shield, balls, cones, agility ladders, bibs and water bottles round a course. The aim was to run as a team and work together to ensure everyone and all the kit completed in tact and together. It was a huge success with all the teams completing the exercise.

Then we moved onto some group skills exercises which developed into a game. The rules of the game were simple - everyone had to muck in whatever their position, and tries would only count if the dive was bigger than Chris Ashtons for England in Cardiff on Friday night !

The session finished with some puddle surfing, and the weekly awards - well done to this weeks winners James and Frazer.

What a session - what a team - well done boys - keep making us proud !