 Launceston old boy Mark Scriverner landed three successful penalties |
Redruth went top of National Two as they held on to win a full-bloodied Cornish derby at the Recreation Ground.
Home winger Lewis Vinnicombe went in for the only first-half try to build an 8-0 lead, further boosted by the first of Mark Scriverner's three penalties. Captain PJ Gidlow then responded to two Adam Staniforth penalties by sliding over in the corner to make it 16-6. Steve Pape's converted try rallied the Cornish All Blacks but a third kick from Scriverner saw Redruth home. Defeat for Launceston drops them from first to third in the table behind Cambridge, who got an extra point for a thumping 10-try 76-3 win at home to Mounts Bay.
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