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Excellent opening
10:10am Friday 26th September 2008
Bromyard 39 pts Highley 5.
BROMYARD started their Midlands 6 West (SW) campaign with a convincing victory against Highley.
Six tries were shared between Steve Eversham, Steve Rowberry, skipper Gareth Griffiths, scrum-half Jamie Fowler, outside centre Lee Cox and Ainslie Ralph who also slotted three conversions and a penalty.
On the day, Cox, in particular, impressed with an outstanding contribution, along with hooker Simon Fryar who provided a steady stream of possession with a series of strikes against the head.
This weekend Bromyard will be in Cup action at Warwickians.
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