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By Paul Clark
Published on 08/02/2013 11:34

Victory against Thorney tomorrow would set up Bourne RFC with a good chance of finishing in the top half of the table this season.

Bourne joined the RFC Midlands 4 East (South) this season and have their sights set on sixth spot after a comfortable win against bottom side Stamford College Old Boys on Saturday.

Skipper Adam Binns scored two tries with Jason Rushton, Jack Berry and Matt Ross also scoring to secure Bourne a valuable bonus point. Binns kicked the remaining points on an afternoon when the wind meant conversions were at a premium.

“We played really well,” said Binns, whose side thought they had scored another try only for it to be ruled out by the match officials as they ran up a 15-7 half-time lead.

“Jason Rushton ran a superb line for his first try this season,” added Binns. “He deserved that. He has played very well. And Jack Berry’s was a contender for try of the season.”

Bourne had a penalty on the edge of their 22 but instead of kicking for a goal, Binns kicked cross-field to Berry, landing the ball perfectly in his teammates arms for him to crash through two tackles and over the line.

“It will be a big game this weekend,” said the Bourne skipper. “We could finish sixth if we win; if we lose it will be an uphill struggle.”

Tomorrow’s match at Milking Nook Drove starts at 2.15pm.

Bourne: Jack Appleby, Thomas Donely (Tom Mellor), Neil Wood (Lee Wilcox), Tom Douglas, Anthony Hilliam-Cooke, John Hume, Ed Hilliam-Cooke, Jason Rushton (Paul Mabey), Drew Castle (Aiden Smith), Tom Dixon, Dan Bonham (Ashley Reeves), Jack Berry, Ewan Jones, Matt Ross, Adam Binns.

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