Clutha continued their unbeaten start to the season, recording another half-century of points in a commanding 56-15 victory over Heriot to retain the McIntosh Cup at home on Saturday. The first half was closely contested with Heriot left to rue missed attacking opportunities. While Clutha absorbed sustained pressure, Heriot’s defensive structure also proved effective in limiting scoring chances. At halftime, the match remained finely balanced, with Clutha holding a narrow 14-10 lead. Heriot began the second half with renewed intent, but it was Clutha who struck first to extend their advantage. From that point, Clutha shifted gears, producing the clinical rugby they have become known for. Their bench made a significant impact, lifting the tempo as the hosts ran in six second-half tries. Connor Mills was particularly influential for Clutha, finishing with two tries in a standout performance. West Taieri also remain unbeaten after four rounds, following a comprehensive 65-12 victory over Clinton on the road.…