Stewartry RFC secures a strong win over Greenock Wanderers, allowing them to leapfrog Greenock in the league standings to go four points ahead of the Fort Matilda side with a game in hand to play. The match saw Stewartry making a comeback after an early try from the away side had put them on the back foot. Under David Thomson’s leadership, Stewartry quickly turned the game around with two rapid tries – one from Chris Root and another from Lochy Spence, giving them the lead.
The home team continued their dominance in the first half, adding to their lead with a well-executed move finished off by winger Merlin Lawrence, bringing the score to 19-5 at halftime with two conversions from Andrew Picken. Stewartry secured their bonus point with a fantastic break from Sam Tait resulting in his second try of the season. Despite conceding a soft try, the team finished off in style with James McCulloch scoring his first-ever point for Stewartry, sealing a 31-12 victory.
With this win, Stewartry RFC earns five points and moves up to eighth place in the Scottish National 4 league table. They are set to face Whitecraigs in their next match, aiming to climb even higher in the standings and distance themselves from the relegation zone.
The victory for Stewartry RFC showcases their resilience and determination to succeed, bouncing back from an early setback to secure a convincing win over Greenock Wanderers. The team’s ability to regroup and deliver a strong performance highlights their potential in the league and sets a positive tone for their upcoming matches.