By GRAHAM COX

A CONTROLLED and disciplined performance saw Blackheath to this comfortable win in a match dominated by the conditions.
With the almost relentless rain in the build-up, and frequent showers throughout, it was inevitable this contest would be a forward battle and, indeed, all four of the first-half tries were the result of catch and drive moves.
Blackheath struck first as Canterbury conceded a penalty try by collapsing the maul on eight minutes, leaving the referee with no option.
But the visitors soon responded in their best phase of the opening period as Billy Young peeled ...