By CAMERON TEMPLE
R’dingensians 21
Canterbury 14
REDINGENSIANS dominated the second half of a tight affair to emerge victorious with a 21-14 win over a dangerous Canterbury side.
The home side did what they had to do to bounce back from a disappointing defeat away at Bury St Edmunds last week and maintain their third place position in the league.
Canterbury scored the only try of a quiet first half through Aiden Moss as the Rams replied with two converted penalties of their own to leave the away side with a slender one-point advantage going into the break.
The Rams seemed to emerge fr...