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Rugby round-up: Bracknell beaten at home, Rams Titans continue strong start

by Andy Preston
September 14, 2022
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Bracknell v Maidenhead Pictures: Andrew Batt

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London & SE Division Regional 1 South Central

BRACKNELL suffered their first league loss of the season at the hands of Maidenhead.

Bracknell scored two tries but lost out 29-14 at home to Maidenhead.

Bracknell sit in sixth place in the table on five points after the opening two matches.

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READING RUGBY CLUB earned their first victory of the new campaign with a handsome victory over Shipston on Stour.

Having lost their opening league fixture away at Salisbury with a 46-7 loss, Reading recovered strongly in their first home game of the season.

Reading stormed their way to earning a bonus point success with a 47-15 win.

The win puts Reading in sixth place on five points after two matches.

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RAMS TITANS made it two wins from two to get off to the perfect start to the new season.

They ensured they maintained their 100% winning record by beating Chinnor II Falcons 27-21 away from home.

Titans are in fourth place, level on points with the three teams above them in the table, after the opening two matches in the division.

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BRACKNELL II earned a thumping victory over Thatcham to open their league season.

Bracknell conceded just three points in the entire match and amassed 45 points to take them to a convincing success.

They are second on the table on five points, behind Bicester who have played an extra game.

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RAMS III took the win in their league match against READING II WANDERERS.

Rams put more points on the board after their 29-5 success.

The win puts them top of the table after two matches on 10 points, leading the way over Tadley with a superior points difference.

Meanwhile, Reading are one place above the bottom having yet to put any points on the board.

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