Friendly win for Diss
In a pre-season friendy Diss RFC played Sudbury on a hot afternoon it was agreed to play the game in a series of four 20-minute sessions. The final score will have pleased the coaching staff - but this was not as fluid a display as the previous week and with just two weeks to go before the league campaign begins, there remains more work to be done on the training ground.
In a pre-season friendy Diss RFC played Sudbury on a hot afternoon it was agreed to play the game in a series of four 20-minute sessions.
The final score will have pleased the coaching staff - but this was not as fluid a display as the previous week and with just two weeks to go before the league campaign begins, there remains more work to be done on the training ground.
After a swift move which saw the ball moved at pace down the back line, number eight Deaglan Hall scored an unconverted try.
In the second seasion, from a five-metre line-out a Diss catch and drive move was launched and the pack crossed the line for Gideon Rousseau to score.
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In the third quarter scrum-half Seb Goodge set off on a run, wrong footing three players and sprinted across the line, and then converted it.
Sudbury scored a converted try but then Diss' numbereight replied with an unconverted try.
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The last session saw Paul Cayley take possession on his own 22 and outpace the opposition defence to score just before the final whistle for a final score of Diss 27, Sudbury 7.
