With just over a month of the regular league season remaining, the race for play-off spots is starting to heat-up.
But nothing has been decided yet which makes for some exciting rugby over the next number of weeks.
Letterkenny remain top of Under 18 Division 1 after a clinical second half helped them to a 35-10 win over Coleraine.
After a nip and tuck first half, Letterkenny pulled away in the second half to record a deserving victory.
Jonathan Russell went over twice for the Donegal side with Carl Keane-Hagemayer, Ben Ramsey and Ronan McFadden also scoring tries with Matthew Farrell converting all five.
Letterkenny are joined at the top of the section by Dungannon who had a 26-17 win over Banbridge at Rifle Park.
Dungannon outscored their hosts by four tries to three in a keenly fought encounter to keep alive their hopes of securing a top place finish ahead of the play-offs.
Last weekend’s wins sets-up a top-of-the-table clash between Letterkenny and Dungannon at Dave Gallacher Park this Thursday (12th November).
Virginia remain two-points off the pace thanks to a 38-32 win over City of Armagh at Deerpark.
Banbridge sit top of Under 16 Division 1 East thanks to a 36-0 win over Carrickfergus.
Tries in the opening half from Jack Watson, Zack Robinson, Tehan Young and Cody Stewart helped Banbridge to a 26-0 half-time lead.
After the break, Watson claimed a second try with Darragh Turner also going over. Winger Robinson also added three conversions to his try to seal a win that keeps Banbridge top of the section.
Hot on their heels are Ballymena who enjoyed a 24-14 win over Rainey, while Ballymoney leapfrogged Instonians thanks to a 32-5 win over the Belfast team at Kilraughts.
In Under 16 Division 1 West, leaders City of Armagh lost 19-14 on the road to Virginia. There was also disappointment for second placed Letterkenny with the Donegal men going down 7-0 to Strabane.
It all means Strabane and City of Armagh are locked on 16-points at the top of the table with Letterkenny in third spot on 14-points.
In Saturday’s other game, Monaghan recorded a 45-5 win over Dungannon.
Ballymoney lead the way in Under 14 Division 1 East. Their 14-7 win over Instonians on Saturday was their sixth victory from as many outings.
Banbridge sit second after a 40-0 win over Carrickfergus, with Ballymena third after a 38-10 win over Rainey.