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Preston G……………..45 ……………………….29

A COMMITTED display from helped secure victory over Hull.

A quick double from Harry Holden and Jacob Browne, and a Greg Smith penalty, gave Hoppers a 12-0 lead after just 15 minutes.

Hull then started to get into the game, with a try from Keane Naylor out wide. A penalty from Fynlay Hobson followed, before Bureta Faraimo went over, and the conversion put Hull in front.

Smith struck a penalty on half-time, putting Hoppers just one point ahead.

Holden added his second just one minute into the second 40, his 10th of the season.

Owain Williams then displayed a moment of brilliance, with a run over 60 metres for Hoppers’ bonus point.

Ciaran O’Donnell pounced on a loose ball to extend the lead, but the game flipped when Hull were awarded a penalty try.

Rob Willetts and Daz Hill were both shown yellows in the process to take Hoppers to 13 men.

Hoppers ran down the clock well, however, scoring a penalty of their own, but Hull did score through Harrison Astley to grab a bonus point.

Smith’s fourth penalty saw the game out to secure five points for Preston.

TEAMS

PRESTON GRASSHOPPERS: Haigh, O Williams, Russell, Keohane, Browne, Smith, O’Donnell; W Williams, Holden, , E Naylor, Procter, Norrington, Willetts, Richardson

Replacements: Ashdown, Hill, Longson, Gosling, Harrison

HULL: Trueman, K Naylor, Heard, Faraimo, Hobson, Astley, Harding; Major, Jobling, Bairstow, Regardsoe, Addy, Uriburu-Gray, Hall, Brankley

Replacements: Baldry, McCormack, Nasilasila, Halaifonua, Crane

REFEREE: George Ounsley

ATTENDANCE: 377

Star player Declan Norrington -Preston G

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