Royston 31-15 Bank of England: Crows’ stock rises after resounding triumph
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath at the weekend,
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
On Saturday the men’s 1st team maintained their winning streak by triumphing against their visitors.
The Crows now sit second in Herts/Middlesex 1 on 53 points, three clear of the Bank of England and 12 ahead of fourth-placed Barnet Elizabethans.
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
London Welsh head the table on 64 points, nine in front of the Crows.
Royston raced into a 7-0 lead before edging 14-10 ahead at the break.
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
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They extended the score to 19-10 before their rivals pulled back five points, However two more tries with one coverted saw them clinch the win in a physical match in front of an enthusiastic crowd on the heath.
A club spokesman praised the team saying: “Well done lads you have done the club proud.”
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
Royston Rugby Club beat Bank of England 31-15 on the heath. Credit David Hatton - Credit: Archant
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