Trelawney is lining up Vase crown

The roar from Trelawney's Army, adopted name for the Cornwall Supporters' Club, has echoed around Twickenham on many occasions, but it will be one of the Trelawney family trying to raise the roof on Saturday.

Harry Trelawney plays for Stowe against King Henry VIII, Coventry, in the Daily Mail Vase Final.

The full back is a direct descendant of Bishop Trelawney, who was imprisoned in the Tower of London by King James I and owned large tracts of the county.

Trelawney Jnr has played a key part in Stowe's march to Twickenham. His classic full back's try set Stowe on the way to a 38-5 win over King's, Peterborough, and a first appearance at HQ.

King Henry's - hardworking up front and sharp in the backs - hope half backs Jacob Devoille and James Whit-tingham are in their semi-final form.

Devoille provided exceptional service against Churchill of Somerset, while Whit-tingham made up for an off-day with the boot by taking the game by the scruff of the neck after half-time in a 25-12 win.