Wimbledon slip back after shock draw
London & South East Premier
SUTTON and Epsom hold onto their position at the top of the table despite only edging it 14-13 away to Tunbridge Wells.
George London and Sam Hurley, who also kicked two conversions, were the tryscorers for the visitors. Matt Spicer crossed for the home side, converted by Frank Reynolds to add to two earlier penalties. Second place Wimbledon slip back a touch after being held to a 17-17 draw away at next-to-the-bottom
Chingford. Matt Bhol and Josh Oranu-Noah crossed for the home side, Phil Chesters and Jordan Saunders were the try scorers for the visitors, who levelled matters with a penalty try in the second half.
Westcliff increase the pressure at the top of the table following a 32-10 victory at home to Guildford - Gary Bannister, Jim smith, Ross Merrick, Bill Morant and Chris Marsh were the try scorers, with Ben McKeith landing one penalty and two conversions.
Pete Hodgkinson was the sole try scorer for the visitors, converted by Kyle Brown who also slotted a penalty.
It ended all square 15-15 in the fourth v fifth clash between Hertford and
Tring at Highfields. Kyle Lemon and James Kinsley were try scorers for the home side, with
Ben Lloyd adding a conversion and a penalty. Richard Roberts and Oscar Nicholson-Potter crossed for the visitors, with Tom Newton landing one conversion and a penalty.
Dorking ran out 39-24 winners at home to CS
Stags, crossing for five tries through Matt Noble and Finn Osbourne (two) and Mike Carne - Noble also contributing four conversions and a penalty.
Stags crossed the line three times, all converted plus a penalty.
There will be plenty of celebrations at The Davey Field tonight where
Shelford, under their new coach, pulled off their first win of the season 19-18 at home to Brentwood.
Mark Ryder went in for two and Alex Long one, Lewis Cracknell kicking two conversions . Bedford Athletic claimed a 30-17 away to
Sidcup through tries from Andy Ince, Stephen Woodhead (two) - all converted by Leo Mortimer.