But while the action on the Saturday provided plenty of exciting action in continuous drizzle and reached a conclusion, Sunday's competition was rained off and is now set to take place on July 12.

The pupil from St Christopher's Primary in Allesley Park was one of five youngsters and seven adults to gain the prestigious belt from TST Martial Arts Club based at his school.

The youngster has had an impressive year for the locally-based Octavian Droobers and his talents caught the attention of the national selectors and he will travel to the continent with the rest of the GB squad looking to make an impact at the tournament which runs from July 6-11.

CHAPELFIELDS COLTS got their promotion party in full swing with an 8-2 demolition of a spirited but luckless Rugby Town at Bishop Ullathorne School.

After being crowned winners of the B Division a week before, Chapefields finished in style with Seff Murenzi, Leon Richardson and Sam Greener all chipping in with a brace apiece and Aaron Clarke and Adam Lidster netting singles.

COVENTRY GODIVA'S Rowena Cole is celebrating a call-up to Great Britain's junior team after starring at the Warwickshire, Leicestershire & Rutland and Northamptonshire Athletics Championships.

The 17-year-old, last year's National Schools 800m champion, has been chosen for Sunday's McCain Loughborough International meeting.

The 12-year-old, of Allesley Park, scooped a number of rosettes at the Championships of Great Britain held at the David Broome Events Centre in Chepstow, Wales,.

Barkers put up a spirited defence and tackled hard throughout the last-four tie but the home side's greater experience and pace told in the end.

CHAPELFIELDS Colts' deadly strike duo of James Wheat and George Roche bagged a brace apiece to power their team to a 5-1 success against a brave ten-man Coventry Copsewood at Westwood Heath.

The strike partners were assisted by their inspirational captain Shaun Burdett, who netted Colts' second goal after Kurtis Gilder's wonderful free-kick had given Copsewood the advantage early on.

A solitary strike from Sam Irwin following good work by man of the match Aron Wint proved decisive for the Broad Lane youngsters.

But Caludon were hampered in their bid to win the coveted trophy for the first time since 1982 when Craig Bottom was dismissed for two bookable offences during the opening half.

Thanks to her talents and that of her outstanding mount - Regent Lad - the 25-year-old from Eastern Green was placed in every competition entered last season.

That reliability and quality of performance has put eight-year-old Regent Lad in among the Equine Pathway for 2012 Olympics which is a long list of possible candidates in which 14,500 horses are registered with British Eventing but only 84 achieved the qualifying criteria.

Tarn partnered president Barry Littlewood and Davies teamed up with captain Bob Esslemont for a curtain-raiser to the season, in aid of the Battens Disease Family Association.

Bob said: "The occasion coincided with Mark's 50th birthday and we spoiled his celebration somewhat by winning 3&2. The result was irrelevant, however, with the real winner being my charity choice, which benefited to the tune of £90."

Jake McLanaghan led the spree with a hat-trick of tries supported by singles from Bradley Brooks, Edward Skalka, Jack Keating and Dan Taylor who also converted all seven.

Fly-half Sam Brady took over the kicking duties for Barkers Under-15s at Old Leams and kicked five conversions in a 45-10 win.

CALLUM MAGEE'S hat-trick led Bedworth Eagles back from the dead to clinch a dramatic 4-3 victory against Firefighters in the first game of their double-header at Nicholas Chamberlaine School.

Jonny Beasley's brace and Luke Grealy's opener had given Firefighters the best possible start, but Magee's treble and Tom Green's curler pegged the visitors back and secured three points for Eagles.

Eagles began the brighter of the two teams, with Michael Sadler shooting narrowly wide after beating James Killeen.

AN injury-time try gave Bablake a dramatic victory, and the Robert Askill Memorial Trophy, in the first of this season's Coventry Schools finals played at the Butts Park Arena.

Last year's U15 champions Woodlands led three times in a see-saw encounter and looked on course for another title when Sam Chare and Mike Tyrrell linked to send in Kyle Timms for an unconverted try and a 13-10 advantage.

The Boyd Carpenter Charity Cup is one of the oldest competitions in the area and last season not only did it provide some outstanding matches but also raised £1,500 for worthy causes in and around the city.