Selby 29pts
Drybrook 25pts
Report Courtesy of ‘The Forester’
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THEY gave their all, but uncharacteristic errors in the contact area, some wayward kicking and too many missed tackles ultimately led to Drybrook’s downfall.
Selby were no mugs and in full-back Dan Porter they had the game’s star performer.
Porter scored two tries to take his tally for the season to 35 and he looked dangerous every time he touched the ball.
Selby fly-half James Cruise also kicked intelligently to put his side into the right areas of Twickenham’s large, leg-sapping pitch.
Drybrook were at their best when they attacked through their forwards. Their driving maul was a potent weapon, but all too often they got sucked into playing Selby’s way.
It left them open to quick counter-attacks.
The first 15 minutes belonged to the Foresters.
Some sterling Selby defence kept them at bay, but eventually prop Nick Ovens crashed over for the game’s opening score. Tom Treherne converted.
Cruise replied with a penalty, then Porter carved Drybrook open with his electric pace.
Some great handling near to the left touchline resulted in the Yorkshire side running the