The Under 18s marked another tremendous campaign in which their only defeat came at Rosslyn Park in the National Cup, Dave Cox’s troops attracting more than 100 people to Old Bath Road for awards night.

And South African Strydom, on of a handful to terrific back rows available to the Colts, gained the seal of approval from stalwart leader Aaron.

Ferocious tackler Teagan first made his mark with a man-of-the-match defensive effort at Twickenham back in October, and he crossed the whitewash in the following game against Marlow, starring alongside back row colleagues Henry Cook and Jack Mander.

The flanker dotted down in the 24-0 OBB Division One success at Amersham & Chiltern, his side winning the title unbeaten for the second season in a row, and finished the campaign on a high by again scoring in the 63-7 triumph versus Oakmedians.