Greyhound's Elliot Phillips scores a try near the end of the match against Tenbury. Photo: Andy Compton
BROMYARD continued their convincing start to the season by beating Claverdon 29-9 in Midlands 4 West (South).
With only a Toby Rivers penalty to show in response to three home penalties the half time talk appeared to stir the visitors in to action.
With the forwards taking complete control of the game Bromyard scored 26 unanswered points.
Tom Vaessen scored his first try for the club as he finished off a push over try and fellow back rower Jamie Gibbons crossed the line soon after.
Full Back Tom Morris finished off a backs move in the corner before the forwards earned the bonus point when they drove Gibbons over for his second try; Rivers adding the extras. Elsewhere, Greyhound beat Tenbury 40-23 in Midlands 5 West (North).
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