Neville delighted to drop tags and be judged on merit
Joy Neville says selection on merit is more important to her than "tags and labels" as she prepares to become the first woman to officiate at a men's Rugby World Cup in France later this year.
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Kent Merit Under-18 Boys Cup Final: Sheppey United 2 Chatham Town 3
There was no shortage of goals, yellow cards or competitive challenges as Chatham defeated rivals Sheppey to take the honours at Whitstable on Sunday.
Kent Merit Under-16 Boys Cup Final: Bromley 4 Metrogas 2
Bromley remain on course to complete the treble for the second season running - but not without a scare from Metrogas at Whitstable’s Belmont ground on Sunday.
Kent Merit Under-15 Girls Cup Final: Ebbsfleet United 0 VCD Athletic 1
A performance full of endeavour and determination was rewarded for VCD Athletic during a terrific clash with Ebbsfleet at the Gallagher Stadium on Sunday.
Kent Merit Under-14 Girls Cup Final: Maidstone United 1 London City Lionesses 3
London City made their dominance count as they ensured Maidstone’s bonus of home advantage didn’t give them an extra edge on Sunday.
Kent Merit Under-13 Girls Cup Final: Cray Wanderers 11 Hayden Youth 0
Cray Wanderers certainly found their shooting boots as they overcame a gallant Hayden Youth outfit at Maidstone’s Gallagher Stadium on Sunday.
Kent Merit Under-13 Boys Cup Final: Long Lane Juniors 0 Sevenoaks Town 2
Sevenoaks ran out deserved winners with a goal in either half to overcome Long Lane at Sheppey's Holm Park on Sunday.
Kent Merit Under-15 Boys Cup Final: Bromley 2 Maidstone United 0 aet
There was, perhaps, little surprise that Bromley and Maidstone cancelled each other out during the 80 minutes of normal time as the two sides had met only seven days earlier in the league.