All Golds v North Wales Crusaders LCC3 FINAL

excellent play. After a quiet start to the match,
Steve Parry was soon back to his ebullient
best, escaping tacklers and driving forward
with some amazing rushes.
Alex Gaskell grew in confidence at the back
and deserved his debut try early in the second
half to set the avalanche that buried the Stags
going.
Parry then took over, scoring the fourth try and
setting up the fifth for Kadeem Williams with a
sublime pass to Phil Cowburn who made the
key line break.
Cowburn then provided Mo Agoro with a
try with an instant tip on again after Parry
had bounced off most of the Stags’ left side
defence before the Welsh international hooker
grabbed his second score shrugging off a
tackler to run 20 metres unopposed to the line.
Kislingbury completed the All Golds’ scoring
picking off a short kick through and motoring
70 metres to touch down all the time with a
huge grin on his face.
Once, the Stags were the All Golds’ nemesis
but now, the boot is firmly on the other foot
after five straight wins and four scores of 40
points plus over the men from Hertfordshire.
The All Golds will certainly face tougher
challenges this season not least against the
Crusaders this weekend but performances like
this will see them turn over a few of the more
fancied northern sides this season.
ALL GOLDS: Alex Gaskell; Mo Agoro, Phil
Cowburn, Brad Kislingbury, Chris Barlow;
Ben Stead, Kieran Hyde; Ollie Purslow, Steve
Parry (Capt.), James Walter; Chris Worrall, Joe
McClean; Harrison Elliott. INTERCHANGE:
Josh Houghton, Kadeem Williams, Malikhi
Lloyd-Jones, Harry Kidd.
Scorers: Tries; Harrison Elliott (23), Brad
Kislingbury (30, 78), Alex Gaskell (45), Steve
Parry (50, 66), Kadeem Williams (53), Mo
Agoro (63), Joe McClean (74)
Goals; Kieran Hyde 5 from 7,
Ben Stead 1 from 2
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The All Golds head coach reflects on a 48-12 win at Hemel in the League 1 Cup.
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