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Hawks swoop to snatch narrow win

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The Rugby Paper Team
18 September 2022

Henley......................28 Guernsey.................24
By NICK PITSON

HENLEY Hawks came from behind to win a pulsating game against gallant Guernsey.
The visitors can feel a little aggrieved as they raced to a 19-3 lead and outscored the home side by four tries to three.
The Raiders showed they were well up for it in the opening minutes when wing Anthony Armstrong collected a cross-kick to get his side’s first try. Guernsey hooker Daniel Morgan them collected a brace of tries both converted by Owen Thomas.
The Hawks were sluggish and only had a Max Titchener penalty to ...

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