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Posted: Thursday, August 11th 2022
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Bristol Bears ‘A’ fell to a 50-14 defeat at the hands of Saracens Storm in the Premiership Shield on Sunday.
Tusi Pisi and Sam Bedlow both crossed in the first-half, but were cancelled out by Rotimi Segun and Dominic Morris, with a Max Malins penalty giving the hosts a 17-14 lead at the break.
But Saracens pulled away in the second-half, with Malins, Segun, Reffell and a late double from replacement hooker, Joe Gray sealing a commanding win.
Regun opened the scoring for Saracens on 10 minutes after neat work from Gallagher and Vailanu in the build-up.
Bristol hit back when Pisi capitalised on Tovey’s break to step his way to the line.
Bedlow glided through a gap in the Saracens defence for Bristol’s second eight minutes later, before Morris crashed over from close range to level the scores.
Malins added a penalty to edge Saracens in front on the stroke of half-time, and the fly-half sprinted in from 35 metres early in the second half to extend the home side’s lead.
Segun scored his second shortly after, before Reffell’s interception made it 36-14 on the hour mark.
Replacement Joe Gray’s late brace took Saracens to 50 points, to complete a commanding second-half display.
Bristol Bears 'A': 15. Luke Daniels; 14. Reiss Cullen, 13. Jack Tovey, 12. Tusi Pisi (c), 11. Charlie Powell, 10. Sam Bedlow, 9. Nic Stirzaker; 1. Jordan Lay, 2. George Kloska, 3. James Lay, 4. Ehize Ehizode, 5. John Hawkins, 6. Sam Graham, 7. Jack Capon, 8. Nick Haining.
Replacements: 16. Charlie Brabham, 17. Ollie Dawe, 18. Sione Faletau, 19. Dan Thurston, 20. George Harding, 21. Jack Bates, 22. Nathan Chamberlain, 23. Matt Welsh.
Saracens Storm: 15. Matt Gallagher, 14. Ali Crossdle, 13. Dom Morris, 12. Tom Griffiths, 11. Ali Crossdale, 10. Max Malins, 9. Henry Taylor; 1. Ralph Adams-Hale, 2. Christopher Tolofua, 3. Billy Walker, 4. Jack Nay, 5. Joel Kpoku, 6. Anthony Maka (Guest Player), 7. Sean Reffell, 8. Sione Vailanu.
Replacements: 16. Joe Gray, 17. Sam Crean, 18. Guest Player, 19. Cameron Boon, 20. Tobias Munday, 21. Tom Whiteley, 22. Manu Vunipola, 23. Charlie Watson.
Bristol Bears ‘A’: Tries: Pisi 16, Bedlow 24. Cons: Bedlow 16, 24
Saracens Storm: Tries: Segun 10, 57 Morris 27, Malins 50, Reffell 59, Gray 70, 79. Cons: Malins 10, 27, 50, 59, 79. Pens: Malins 40
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