Ealing Trailfinders were 55-26 victors over Caldy, taking them 12 points clear at the top of The Championship.

Braces from Ben Harris and Angus Kernohan, along with tries from Simon Uzokwe, Mike Willemse, Will Montgomery, Reuben Bird-Tulloch and Rayn Smid, gave Trailfinders the full five points from the contest.

This result means Trailfinders stretch their lead at the top of The Championship to 12 points over 2nd placed Coventry after their loss to Nottingham.

Kernohan gave Trailfinders the perfect start, latching onto the end of a Francis Moore offload to go over in the corner.

Uzokwe was next to get over the line, this time from a classic pick-and-go, powering over the line with ease.

Then it seemed as if Caldy’s wheels were coming off. Willemse shot off the back of the rolling maul and crashed through the tacklers from short range.

Lewis Barker was then sent to the bin as he slapped the ball down, preventing a Kernohan breakaway.

Almost instantly, the North Irishman wrapped up his break on the end of a flowing Trailfinders set play.

The men in green continued to pile on the pressure. Prop Lefty Zigiriadis hit an unlikely 50-22, and Montgomery followed it up with a brutal carry to score.

That would end a perfect half for Trailfinders, who hoped the second would be more of the same.

Half-Time: Ealing Trailfinders 31-0 Caldy

Following the half-time message, Trailfinders scored straight away as Reuben Bird-Tulloch danced around a couple of Caldy tacklers to get over the line.

Having come on for David Bridge at half-time, Smid saw Yellow for a high tackle, and Trailfinders were down to 14 for the following 10 minutes.

There was then a huge momentum shift in favour of the visitors, who had been out of the contest for 50 minutes.

Ollie Hearn opened Caldy’s account immediately after the Yellow, followed quickly by a score from Paul Robinson.

Trailfinders then received two more yellow cards to Montgomery and Matas Jurevicius, the latter resulting in a penalty try and bringing the team down to 12.

As Smid returned to the field, Trailfinders managed to find some composure and slowed the pace of the game.

They managed to hold onto the ball for large parts of the next 10 and kept it in Caldy’s 22 to keep the pressure off.

Smid then stretched the Trailfinders’ lead with a try of his own.

Harris then capped off the game with a double in the space of six minutes, bringing Trailfinders over the half-century.

The result moves Trailfinders 12 points clear, playing Chinnor away from home after the bye week.

Full-Time: 55-26 

Tries: 

Trailfinders

Kernohan (2, 26), Uzokwe (16), Willemse (19), Montgomery (32), Bird-Tulloch (42), Smid (69), Harris (74, 79)

Caldy 

Hearn (45), Robinson (50), Penalty (55), Maasai-White (71)

Conversions: 

Trailfinders

Willis (16, 20, 33, 42), Worboys (75)

Caldy

Barker (45, 50)

Yellow Cards:

Trailfinders

Smid (44), Montgomery (53), Jurevicius (55)

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Ealing Trailfinders secured another bonus point win in round six of the Championship after a return from the Prem Rugby Cup with a 63-28 win over London Scottish.

Tries from Jordy Reid, Bobby De Wee, Angus Kernohan, Ben Harris, a brace from Francis Moore, and a second-half hat trick from Henry Walker helped Trailfinders to victory.

Moore went over early doors for the first try of the game for Trailfinders, thanks to a beautifully worked backs move finished off well by the centre.

Scottish responded quickly, building pressure in the red zone until the loosehead prop Tom Osborne crashed over to level the score.

Building on the momentum, Scottish had another within minutes after a chicken wing offload to Stephen Kerins on a trailing support line, and the scrum-half went under the posts.

Trailfinders proved their clinical nature for their second try, executing a training ground lineout move, and Reid was the beneficiary at the tail.

The hosts had their foot on the gas and weren’t letting up. Another lineout drive and some phases later allowed De Wee to crash over and score their third.

They secure the bonus point through a walk-in by Kernohan, thanks to a wide pass out by Willis.

It was another winger over the line next as Harris raced down the wing and went over the line for a fifth try for Trailfinders.

Things got worse for Scottish as Will Trenholm was sent to the bin for a side entry at the maul.

Trailfinders immediately capitalised through Moore who scored his second.

Half Time: Ealing Trailfinders 42-14 London Scottish

The visitors came out for the second period and attempted to slow the tempo of the game down, controlling things much better than in the first 40.

Play became much tighter, with both sides fighting for every scrap of possession, with play remaining solidly in the middle third.

Eventually, Trailfinders would get their first score of the second half as Walker burrowed through at the back of a driving maul and scored.

Scottish replied immediately through a trick play at the lineout, throwing low, and the replacement scrum-half Dan Nutton collected and scored.

Trailfinders extended their lead yet again through two tries in quick succession through the weapon of the rolling maul, punishing the visitor’s ill-discipline, and Walker was the beneficiary completing his hat-trick.

London Scottish had constant pressure right at the death, and eventually, Matt Wilkinson crashed over for another try to end the game.

Full-Time Score: Ealing Trailfinders 63-28 London Scottish

Ealing Trailfinders:

Tries- Moore 3, 35, Reid 16, De Wee 22, Kernohan 26, Harris 30, Walker 61, 69, 74

Conversions- Willis 4, 16, 22, 27, 31, Jones 61, 70, 75

London Scottish:

Tries- Osbourne 6, Kerins 9, Nutton 64, Wilkinson 80

Conversions- Bellamy 7, 10, 65, 80

Yellow Card- Trenholm 35

Ealing Trailfinders secure an outstanding 92-0 victory at home against Ampthill in their round five Championship fixture.

The hosts impressively scored 14 tries in total and denied the visitors a single point for the entire 80 in what can only be described as a clinical performance from the hosts.

There were individual tries from Francis Moore, Matt Cornish, Angus Kernohan, Rayn Smid, Will Montgomery, Mikey Willemse, and Jordy Reid, with Reuben Bird-Tulloch and Tobi Wilson scoring braces as well as a hat-trick from Tom Collins.

It was an unfortunate opening minute for the visitors, with winger Wilson Ijeh shown an early yellow for a deliberate knock-on.

Trailfinders immediately capitalised on the extra man advantage as Reuben Bird-Tulloch opened the scoring with a brace of tries within a matter of minutes of one other, both on beautiful counter-attacks.

Tom Collins made it three for the Trailfinders in his first score of the game, executing a perfectly weighted chip-and-chase, which he finished himself.

Tobi Wilson secured the bonus point before the 20-minute mark with his first try, gliding over the whitewash untouched.

Jordy Reid scored next for Trailfinders, diving over from the back of a powerful rolling maul, which became a running theme throughout the game.

Collins followed it scoring his second as he finished off a lovely counter-attack once again as Ampthill were struggling to deal with the attacking flair.

The hosts had one more on the cusp of the break, with Willemse over at the back of another driving maul.

Half-Time Score- Ealing Trailfinders 45-0 Ampthill

The second period opened with yet another flurry of tries, with Trailfinders scoring three within five minutes

Collins started it by making an acrobatic finish to take Trailfinders to 50 points, and Montgomery saw that and thought he could do one better with the number eight scoring an outrageous superman finish of his own in the corner.

Collins secured his hat trick after putting a perfect grubber through which he gathered and scored.

Play slowed down for a period, which allowed fans to catch their breath, but picked right back up when Rayn Smid went over at the back of yet another driving maul for the hosts.

Kernohan followed it with a finish from yet another graceful counter-attacking score.

There were two more tries for the Trailfinders before the full-time whistle.

Cornish got in on the action at the back of, you guessed it, a rolling maul and Francis Moore scored our last after a grubber and chase, which he collected himself, and that was the final whistle.

On the event of Craig Hampson’s 100^th appearance for the club, the squad put in an outstanding performance as they make the charge towards the top of the league.

Full-Time Score- Ealing Trailfinders 92-0 Ampthill

Ealing Trailfinders-

Tries: Bird-Tulloch 6, 9, Collins 12, 34, 47 Wilson 17, 42, Reid 25, Willemse 39, Montgomery 45, Smid 62, Kernohan 69, Cornish 75, Moore 76

Conversions: Jones 7, 18, 26, 35, 40, 46, 47; Willis 62, 70, 76, 77

Ampthill-

Yellow Cards: Ijeh 1,