Great Scott, Wimbledon are flying high
London & South East Premier
WIMBLEDON maintained their lead at the top of the table following a 243 win at home to Chingford.
Toby White, Jordan Saunders, Bertie Hoskins and Mark Scott were the try scorers with Matt Gilbert landing two conversions. Westcliff keep up the pressure beating Guildford 20-29. Greg Bannister crossed for two with Ross Merrick and George Maloney in for one each, Jack Jones kicked two conversions and a penalty with Bannister converting his own try. Guildford crossed the line through Alex Jordan, they also forced a penalty try with Kyle Brown landing two penalties and a conversion.
Brentwood were 33-12 winners at home to
Shelford. Charles Wilkinson, James Killington, Josh Stannard with two and Liam Batty were the
try scorers.
Bedford Athletic took the honours 32-28 over
Sidcup at King George Playing Fields. Stephen Woodhead, Ben Middleton, Harry Salford-Smith and Jake Foster crossed for tries with Leo Middleton contributing two conversions and a penalty. Elliott Simmons, Louis Keeley and Jon West went in for the visitors with Sam Evans knocking over three penalties and two conversions. Sutton and Epsom went down 18-32 at home to Tunbridge Wells. Kyren Ghumba scored both tries for the home side For the visitors John Caddy, Mike Doherty and Mike Hathaway were the try scorers. There was also a penalty try with Frank Reynolds kicking two conversions and a penalty with George Montgomery knocking over a drop goal.
A late try and a conversions snatched a 37-38 win for Dorking away at CS
Stags, Tom Hunt crossed for two with Ted Cruise,
Matt Noble and Fraser Marshall in for one each. In the final game of the round Tring came out 3222 winners at home to Hertford.
Tom Brown, Richard Beeney, Alex Harrison and Charles Goss-Lambourne were the home try scorers, Jake Ollie added a conversions and a penalty with Harrison one conversion.
Richard Streets, Jack Mitchell with two were the Herts try scorers with Ben Lloyd slotting three conversions and a penalty.