Dorking sitting pretty on top after more joy
DORKING remain in pole position beating
Sutton & Epsom 43-28.
Jonny Aiken and Ryan Jeffrey bagged two apiece, with Cam Cowell, Finn Osbourne and Fraser McDonald all in for one. Matt Noble was successful with four conversions. For the visitors, Owen Clements, Sam Hurley, Jamie See and Tom Boden were the try scorers all converted.
Wimbledon in second place slip back a touch failing to take the bonus point in their 15-12 victory at home to Sevenoaks. Alex Pikersgill, Ted Bunn were the try scorers with James Moffat adding a conversion and a penalty. Sevenoaks’ points coming from four penalties by Ben Adams.
Sidcup were 20 -24 winners away to Maidenhead. Ben Mitchell, Joe Brawn and Will MacCaulay were the try scorers for the hosts, with Grainey also slotting a conversion and a penalty. Ben Stock, Freddie Ruff and Josh Jones crossed for the visitors with Josh Twyford adding three conversion and a penalty.
Tunbridge Wells went down 10-26 at home to North Walsham. Rich Murray was the try scorer for the home side converted by Jack Anderson to add to an earlier penalty from Luke Giles. North Walsham ran in four tries including a hattrick from Dan Smith.
Westcombe Park got the better of CS Stags 48-19. Rafael Dutta, Ollie Colegate (two), Harry Sansbury, Hugo McPherson, Matt Harrisoon, Nick Cook and James Blakemore were the try scorers, with Cameron Hancock successful with four conversions.
Tom Proctor, Parimal Shrestha and Oli Bryant went in for the visitors, with Josh Knight kicking two conversions.
Tring and Brighton fought out a close 36-34 encounter at Cow Lane, Dan Wilson, Charlie Goss-Lambourne and Ted Sandford were the try scorers all three converted by Hen Hogan, who also landed five pens.
David McIlwine (two), Amro Hammer, Sean O’Hagan and Richard Neil went over for the visitors, with Tom Derrick kicking two conversions and a penalty.
Hertford were 32-15 victors over Havant with tries from Harry Barker (two), Alex Bainer, and Charlie Parkhouse, Lloyd Davies landing a conversion and two pens. Will Brock and Peter Austin were scorers in reply, with Joel Knight hitting a conversion and a penalty.