THREES AVENGE EARLIER LOSS TO WATFORD

The game didn't go to the distance with the referee calling time early as an already depleted Watford
were reduced to the bare bones. However, by the time reached a premature conclusion, the blue and golds were firmly the masters of their own destiny after scoring three tries without reply.

The versatile Alex McCall, cast this time in the role of centre, was the first to go over after some good approach work reached its successful conclusion, which entailed the man for all seasons smashing his way over from five-metres out.

Dave Conlan, the author of two conversions and a creative spark in Ignatians' attacking play, also came to the fore by stroking over the first of two conversions.

Ignatians got good width of their game when the situation demanded and winger Josh Doyle-Tanner, another to milk the occasion, celebrated his first try in club colours by tucking away a good opportunity.
The successful conversion enabled Ignatians to double their lead.

The blue and golds continued to roll the ice and were again rewarded with a 'six' in the form of a creative try, which had its origins in a neat dummy scissors involving Conlan and Clive Alexander, before McCall exploited a three on one overlap to send in the supporting Paul Duke.

Spokesman Paul Duke said: "A number of players had fine games and it was good to see Josh Doyle-Tanner score his first try for the club. The half-backs Dave Conlan and Dan Jones combined well and Daroush Fayaz made some good carries".