South West Premier
MAIDENHEADkept their unbeaten home record alive after beating league leaders Dings Crusaders 15-12.
In a closely-fought contest, tries from Jaryd Robinson and Dave Cole and one conversion in reply to the Crusaders’ two tries and a conversion, left the game all-square at the break.
Cole then fired a penalty home just after half-time and despite a late barrage from the Crusaders, Maidenhead stood firm to win 15-12.
Second-placed Newton Abbott capitalised on the result to narrow the gap to the top spot, by seeing off Camborne 26-16.
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