Head Coach Richard Hill was satisfied to see his Warriors maintain their unbeaten home record in 2012 as they defeated the elements and Ospreys 24-14 in the LV= Cup at Sixways.
A try brace from Josh Drauniniu and score from birthday boy Jake Abbott secured a win in the final pool match.
Warrior also had to contend with horrendous weather conditions as snow battered the stadium throughout and conditions plummeted.
Hill said: “We are trying to keep this run going at home at Sixways and we came into the game on the back of beating Gloucester, Banca Monte Crociati and Bath A so the first aim was to get the win so we are pleased.
“Being 7-7 at half-time we knew it was going to be a bit of a battle, but we started well in the second half and effectively won it in the first five minutes.
“The pack was good with driving play – that is getting better and better each week,” he added.
“It was a good scrum performance with some excellent carrying. I thought James Percival was the one I noticed carrying most ball.
“In those conditions it is not about putting several passes together, it is about playing one out rugby and Percy was coming around the corner hard and driving his legs to carry. He gave us good go forward.
“Josh grabbed two tries and considering he is Fijian he did well in the snow! He looked interested and worked hard along with Marcel (Garvey).
“Blair Cowan was another positive for me, his control at the base was good and I don’t remember one error in that game. That is very good in those conditions as a Number Eight. The pack in general looked very good.”
Meanwhile, Hill admitted he was not too concerned over tighthead prop Tevita Taumoepeau who came off before the half hour mark at Sixways.
“Tevita picked up a hamstring tweak,” he revealed. “I don’t think it is too serious so we put a bit of ice on his leg – which he wouldn’t have wanted in those conditions – and I hope he will be okay.”
“We are trying to keep this run going at home at Sixways and we came into the game on the back of beating Gloucester, Banca Monte Crociati and Bath A so the first aim was to get the win so we are pleased…"