Bring your cameras and bring your autograph books for a great celebration at the home of Eastbourne Speedway tonight (October 26).

The triumphant Forman IT Eagles return to their home shale to parade the National League Champions trophy, which they won last night, and the KO Cup, which they won earlier in the season.

At the end of tonight’s match against Mildenhall, fans will be able to join in a photo and autograph session with the riders in the clubhouse.

It will be your opportunity to get pictures with the double winning team.

Not to be missed.

Before we can get that party started, the Eagles face Mildenhall for the last time this season in a league match which was postponed earlier in the year.

The action starts at Arlington tonight at 8pm.

The Eagles will track their championship-winning team.

Eastbourne still have two more fixtures to complete, away in the league on Sunday. They are at Buxton in the afternoon and then make the short trip south to take on Stoke in the evening.

Eastbourne are the 2018 National League champions.

They completed the double by beating Mildenhall Fen Tigers on aggregate in the Grand Final – the team they beat to win the KO Cup earlier in the month.

The Forman IT Eagles rode brilliantly at the Suffolk club’s West Row stadium tonight (October 25) to defend the 19-point lead they established on Sunday at Arlington.

Captain Mark Baseby promised the Eagles would attack to defend and that’s what they did from the off with Georgie Wood winning heat one.

They halted every Mildenhall attempt to get back into the tie and the scores were 30-30 at the interval which left the Eagles within touching distance.

The Fen Tigers squeezed out a win on the night 46-44 but the Eagles took the title 98-81 on aggregate.

It is the club’s first league championship since 2000 when they won the Elite League.

This year’s victory is particularly special because Bob Dugard, who was Mr Eastbourne Speedway, died in August.

After the victory, Eastbourne riders came on to the terraces at Mildenhall to celebrate with the travelling supporters.

Connor Dugard, the Forman IT Eagles’ team manager, was almost lost for words after the title was clinched.

“This is a fabulous night. What a team, what a result.

“We have said all season that we were building a team to bring success to the club when the prizes were handed out in October.

“This team have done it. They have delivered a league and cup double. Just brilliant.”

Scorers:

NATIONAL LEAGUE GRAND FINAL, 2nd leg
MILDENHALL 46: Drew Kemp 13, Josh Bailey 10+2, Ryan Kinsley 10+1, Nathan Stoneman 6, Matt Marson 5+1, Sam Bebee 2+1 Jordan Jenkins r/r 
EASTBOURNE 44: Georgie Wood 11+1, Mark Baseby 10, Charlie Brooks 7+1, Tom Brennan 7, Jason Edwards 5+1, Ethan Spiller 3+1, Charley Powell 1+1

Eastbourne win 98-81 on aggregate

Now come and celebrate the league and cup double at Arlington Stadium tomorrow night when the Forman IT Eagles face Mildenhall in a league match which was postponed earlier in the season.

It will be a great night to see the boys who have completed this remarkable result, talk to them, take photographs, grab some autographs and generally have a great time.

It’s the last speedway of the season at Arlington and it starts at 8pm.

C’mon down and party.
Here’s how we reported tonight’s match from Mildenhall.

It’s the match of the season tonight as the Eastbourne Forman IT Eagles seek to land the National League title.

We are live at Mildenhall’s West Row stadium to bring you heat-by-heat as the second leg of the National League Play Offs Grand Final unfolds.

Eastbourne have a 19-point lead from the first leg and are expecting a blizzard from the Fen Tigers in the opening heats as they throw everything at their visitors to claw back the deficit.

Your man trackside is Kevin Ling with, as usual, Paul Watson in the warm back in Sussex to bring it all together for you

Good luck Eagles.

You will probably need to refresh this page as we go along.

It’s pretty chilly at the West Row stadium, just like it was nearly 12 months ago when we landed the KO Cup. Let’s hope that is an omen.

Teams:

Mildenhall: Drew Kemp, Jordan Jenkins R/R, Josh Bailey, Ryan Kinsley, Nathan Stoneman, Matt Marson, Same Bebee.

Eastbourne: Georgie Wood, Jason Edwards, Mark Baseby, Ethan Spiller, Tom Brennan, Charlie Brooks, Charley Powell.

Riders now out on parade. Mildenhall take 1 and 3 in heat one after winning the toss.

It appears from the terraces that Mildenhall guest Nathan Stoneman has hit bike problems on the parade.

1 Riders coming to tapes Marson R/R. Georgie flies from  the start to lead all the way from Kemp – Jason tucks nicely into third place for opening 4-2 to the Eagles, 37-58 time 50.3

2 Marson takes the the win with Brooks in close attendance – Bebee suffered a fall down the back straight of lap one however, Powell taking the third place point for a share of the spoils 3-3, 5-7, 40-61, time 52.1

An immediate dose of heavy track grading going on after just two races.

3 Tight first turn and  a tumble for Ethan who did get a nudge from Bailey – race not stopped and Bailey takes win – Baseby comfortable in second holding off Kinsley, 4-2, 9-9, 44-63, 52.0

4 Brooks in for Powell. Charlie is our darling – brilliant win for Brooks gate to flag ahead of Stoneman – a ragged start from Tom and he was unable to make up the ground but no matter Brooks powers to the win even after clouting the safety fence out of second bend of lap two – veered off on a strange course into turn three but they still couldn’t catch him, 3-3, 12-12, 47-66 52.6

5 Another brilliant win for Wood – Kinsley takes second but one heck of a scrap between Bailey and Edwards for third – went the way of the Fen Tiger but 19 points still the difference on aggregate 3-3, 15-15, 50- 69, 51.3

6 Powell in for Brooks. Bebee takes R/R. Kemp draws first blood against Brennan – Tom defies  early scare from Bebee to pass him heading into second lap 4-2, 19-17, 54-71, 51.3

7 Fen Tigers gate on 5-1 but Baseby and Spiller through on Marson inside down back for 3-3 with Stoneman taking he win 3-3, 22-20, 57-74, 52.6

8 Kinsley takes R/R. Brooks takes place of Powell. Eagles duo gate well but Kinsley shoots around the outside to take the win – Edwards and Brooks solid in second and third though, keeping Bebee at the back 3-3, 25-23, 60-77, 52.0 secs

9 Tom joins the party from the inside gate to the fast outside line – he leads throughout from Bailey and Kinsley – Powell (replacing Brooks) unable to land a blow but Eagles homing in on the title 3-3, 28-26, 63-80, 52.3

10 Baseby down, taken off by Bebee (R/R) on first bend of lap two – Bebee disqualified. The Base is up and OK but working on the bike – rerun with three only. Re-run: Baseby flies from the gate, cuts off Kemp’s outside run to take the win – Spiller safe in third for 4-2, 30-30, 65-84, 52.1

Next heat coming very soon

11 YESSSSSSSSSS. Champions. Georgie and Jason all the way for a 5-1. Brilliant just brilliant. The score on the night is 31-35, progressive 66-89 and the time was 52.4. Celebrations!!!!!!!

12 Baseby takes the win from Bailey – Brooks dicing with him all the way but just misses out – Bebee couldnt land a blow 2-4, 33-39, 68-93, 53.1

13 Kemp gets the win over Tom and Georgie, Stoneman last. Hard work has been done and the super Eagles still lead by six on the night, 3-3, 36-42, 71-96, 52.3

Eagles fans at Mildenhall are in high excitement. Our announcer Steve Crow has been up on the picnic tables to lead the Eagles’ war cries.

14 That’s a 5-1 for Fen Tigers by Kinsley and Marson over Spiller and Powell – the fight back is on for victory on the night. 41-43, 76-97, 53.5

Kevin says an American aircraft has just flown over the stadium – he swears the pilot did a “victory roll”. But then he admits he is all of a quiver.

The Lukas Drynl support team are out in force at West Row and their flags are flying high and proud.

15 Kemp (R), Bailey (B), Brennan (W), Wood (Y). The Fen Tigers win on the night with a 5-1 from Kemp with Bailey behind and Georgie third and Tom fourth. 5-1, 46-44, 81-98, 52.8.

Baseby and Powell straight over to celebrate with the fans and at the end of the meeting all the riders and officials mingled with the joyous supporters, bringing the NL Trophy for everyone to see and have photographs taken.

A date with destiny awaits the Eastbourne Forman IT Eagles.

They head to Mildenhall tomorrow (Thursday, October 25)  in a bid to win the National League for the first time.

A first leg lead of 19 points was established in the Play Off Grand Final at Arlington Stadium on Sunday.

The Eagles are well aware that the Suffolk club, known as the Fen Tigers, have carried all before them this year at their West Row circuit in the shadow of the USAF base at Mildenhall.

Most commentators reckon the title could go either way, with the opening heats vital to both sides’ chances.

The two clubs met in the KO Cup final and at one stage the Fen Tigers threatened to run away with the tie. Eastbourne put in a strong recovery in the later stages of the first leg to only lose by 52-28 – a deficit they overcame in the home leg.

Eastbourne captain Mark Baseby said the Eagles will be aiming to attack from the off in the second leg of the Play Off final to try and get control of the match.

He said: “We have a 19-point lead. We know what we have to do and we are going there to attack.”

Team boss Connor Dugard said: “It’s only half-time, and it’s not over. 

“Mildenhall are a very good team at West Row and have a good team with the inclusion of Nathan Stoneman as a guest.

We need to get 36 points and that, of course, is a reachable target.

“We want to get off to a better start than we have previously at their track. 

“But, there has only been one team to beat them all year in a two-legged match and that’s the Forman IT Eagles.”

Thursday night’s match will conclude the league championship.

However, Eastbourne still have three matches to complete in the regular league season, all of which were postponed earlier in the year.

On Friday night at Arlington they entertain Mildenhall (8pm start) and on Sunday go to Buxton in the afternoon and Stoke in the evening.

Eastbourne: Georgie Wood, Jason Edwards, Mark Baseby, Ethan Spiller, Tom Brennan, Charley Brooks, Charlie Powell.

Mildenhall (for West Row match):  Drew Kemp, Jordan Jenkins R/R, Josh Bailey, Ryan Kinsley, Nathan Stoneman, Matt Marson, Sam Bebee.

Eastbourne beat Mildenhall 54-35 in the first leg of the National League Play Off Grand Final at Arlington tonight (October 21).

The Forman IT Eagles take the 19-point lead to the home of the Fen Tigers on Thursday where they will hope to be crowned league champions.

Injury hit Mildenhall staged a rearguard action in Sussex, carefully juggling resources to good effect.

A gripping match unfolded which contained some superb racing.

The highlight was a double swoop by Georgie Wood and Tom Brennan to go either side of the visitors’ No 1, Drew Kemp, in heat 13 and take a 5-1.

In the closing race, they threatened to repeat the result but on this occasion Brennan got out of shape going down the back straight of lap one . Kemp went past and Brennan crashed. He was excluded from the re-run, which was won by Wood.

Earlier, Mildenhall failed to provide finisher in one race in which both Kemp and Kelsey Dugard, guesting for the visitors, both fell and were excluded.

Eastbourne captain Mark Baseby said it was a brilliant result. “We have a 19-point lead. There were a few dubious decisions but that is speedway. Nineteen points up when we go to Mildenhall, I think that is a great lead.

“We know we can do it. It will be all about keeping our heads and doing it there.”

He said the Eagles would aim to get control at Mildenhall. “The best form of defence is attack. When it comes to those crunch heats, I think it is going to happen for us.

“The boys were incredible tonight. They were unreal. It was a bit of a slow start but we regrouped. It was a great night overall.

“We are not counting our chickens just yet. We know what we have to do. We are going there to attack.”

TRAVEL PLUS NATIONAL LEAGUE GRAND FINAL 1st leg

EASTBOURNE 54: Georgie Wood 13+1, Mark Baseby 12, Tom Brennan 10+1, Ethan Spiller 6+1, Jason Edwards 6, Charlie Brooks 5+1, Charley Powell 2+2.

MILDENHALL 35: Drew Kemp 11, Josh Bailey 9+3, Ryan Kinsley 9, Matt Marson 6+1, Kelsey Dugard 0, Sam Bebee 0, Danny Ayres r/r.

It’s a busy week for the Eagles.

On Wednesday they are at Stoke to fulfil a fixture which was postponed in September, they are then at Mildenhall in the Grand Final, second leg on Thursday.

On Friday, the Eagles face Mildenhall (again) at Arlington, this time in a league fixture which was postponed earlier in the year.

Here’s the Kevin Ling verdict on last night’s encounter.

Eastbourne ‘Forman IT’ Eagles National League Play Off hopes remain finely balanced after the competition final first leg at Arlington stadium on Sunday night.

The Sussex side triumphed by a seemingly handsome 54-35 margin against runaway league leaders Mildenhall Fen Tigers but with Thursday’s second leg looming they know that the tie is by no means over and that there is plenty of hard work to do if they are to wrest the Championship trophy they so crave.

The Eagles, of course, won the Knockout Cup against the Suffolk outfit last week but to do so they had to battle back from a 20-point deficit after the Fen Tigers had started in determined style putting that margin in place by heat 10 at West Row.

They will recall, having done it once they can do it again and if so the Eastbourne advantage amassed last night will have been wiped away. Mildenhall know that too and will look to hit the ground running again. The Eagles for their part will channel the spirit and belief shown in the final five races of that encounter when they outgunned their hosts reducing that lofty difference by six-points.

Arguably it was during that five heat spell in Suffolk that the Cup was lost and won.

Following a frustrated opening on Sunday night, the Eagles started to pile the pressure on in earnest during the mid-part of match.

For the home side skipper Mark Baseby, just as he was away to Coventry the previous evening, was in superb form recording an unblemished 12-point maximum to anchor the win.

Georgie Wood and Tom Brennan also stood tall with no fewer than six race wins between them and their combined move to ride one either side of visiting number one Drew Kemp heading into the third bend of heat thirteen to claim maximum points is sure to be enshrined in Arlington folklore as a moment right out of the top drawer.

Elsewhere a solid display was evident throughout the remainder of the team and any one of them could yet emerge as the hero of the hour if Eagles are possibly to defend their lead and take the title.

For the Fen Tigers Kemp looked imperious in his first two outings. However a fall third time out seemed to hamper his progress and he seldom looked so comfortable thereafter.

Josh Bailey and Ryan Kinsley also added well to their tally and the latter’s heat win in the penultimate race could well prove a crucial if they are still to claim the title that their unbeaten league season inevitably suggests that they deserve.

Matt Marson also put in a shift, doing his job in winning heat two and then contributing vital points at various times when covering for ailing colleagues, points that could yet come back to bite Eagles in the overall reckoning.

Heats one and two proved pretty much a carbon copy of the previous showdown between the two sides and Mildenhall effectively had the better of the opening exchanges.

Kemp was an all the way winner of race one, leaving both Jason Edwards and Wood to give fruitless chase and then Marson nipped sharply from the start to claim heat two and a second share of the spoils, behind him Charlie Brooks and Charley Powell combining to outpace Sam Bebee.

The deadlock was broken as Baseby secured the first of his four wins in the third. Eastbourne gated and looked to be on for maximum points but Bailey exploited a momentary lapse by Spiller on the second lap to come under him and limit the damage to a 4-2.

It was all square once more as Kemp drew first blood against Brennan in heat four but the latter made up for a ragged start powering past Marson to grab second. Brooks also gave chase to his opposite number but couldn’t quite get on terms, his race coming to a premature end as he suffered a tumble on the final lap when trying to go under Marson.

Heat five was called back to orders for an unsatisfactory start and at the second time of asking it was the wholly impressive Baseby who stormed from the tapes into a clear lead. With Spiller coming under Kemp to join his partner Arlington was in raptures. 

Kemp didn’t seem to be demonstrating any of his usual dash on this occasion and inexplicably he seemed to straighten and ended in the fence when adrift of the two Eagles on the first bend of lap two.

The race duly halted, with Kemp thankfully unscathed, a second rerun was ordered but with Mildenhall guest Kelsey Dugard penalised 15 metres as Eastbourne were holding the 5-1 at the time of the stoppage.

Dugard did his best to come back from the handicap but just as he looked to be making some ground on Spiller he two suffered a fall on the second lap and was ruled out.

Baseby and Spiller then rode unchallenged for the 5-0 that put that same difference in place 17-12.

Wood looked supercharged in winning heat six just a shade outside the National League track record. Bailey blocked Edwards early run and although the Eagle continued to press the Fen Tiger held him off and the resultant 4-2 saw the scoreline move to 21-14.

Brennan took control of heat seven but Kinsley and Bailey combined to fill the minor places, the 3-3 moving things on to 24-17.

Marson looked set to be the Mildenhall hero in heat eight as he led both Edwards and Brooks but the former powered around him on bends one and two and then Brooks having come from the back against Sam Bebee again delighted the home fans squeezing between Marson and the fence on the run in to lap three.

The 5-1 extended the home lead to 11-points, 29-18 but Eastbourne knew they still had much work to do if they are to make it all count.

Baseby did his bit in the next raring past Kinsley heading into lap two and then Spiller found a path past Marson to overturn a potential 4-2 to the visitors into one of their own and with that the advantage moved to 13-points, 33-20.

That was how things stayed following each of the next two races, Wood knew no master in heat 10 but Kinsley and Bailey again combined well to shut out Edwards for a split of the points.

Similarly Brennan took race eleven at a canter from Kemp and Marson but Powell was unable to land a blow on each of the visiting duo.

Baseby was a man on a mission as he swept through on Bailey’s inside on the third bend of lap one then Brooks, not for the first time in recent weeks, brought the house down by stealing third place from Marson on the run in to the finish line.

Then truly a moment of magic followed as Wood and Brennan blasted one either side of the fast starting Kemp heading into bend three to bank a vital 5-1 that saw their lead extend to 19-points 48-29.

Kinsley steadied the ship for the visitors by winning heat fourteen from the gate but the home lead was protected as Spiller and Powell stayed ahead of the chasing Marson.

The Arlington patrons might well have hoped for a repeat 5-1 from Brennan and Wood over Kemp to sign things off. Unfortunately for them it wasn’t to be. Brennan made the start but lifted on the second turn thus allowing Kemp a route through which he duly took.

Brennan picked up the chase but as he rounded the final turn of lap one he parted company with his machine and was subsequently ruled out of the running.

Wood made the start and seized the victory in the rerun and so 19-points (54-35) remained the difference with a further fifteen heats at West Row yet to unfold.

The destiny of the 2018 National League title remains on a knife edge and needless to say anything can and probably will happen on Thursday.   

Scorers:

Eagles: Georgie Wood 13+1(5), Marc Baseby 12(4), Tom Brennan 10+1(5), Ethan Spiller 6+1(4), Jason Edwards 6(4), Charlie Brooks 5+1(4), Charley Powell 2+2(4).- 54

Fen Tigers: Drew Kemp 11(6), Josh Bailey 9+3(6), Ryan Kinsley 9(5), Matt Marson 6+1(7), Kelsey Dugard (Guest for Jordan Jenkins) 0(3), Sam Bebee 0(3), Rider Replacement for Danny Ayres. – 35

Eastbourne are through to the final of the National League Play Offs.

They will meet Mildenhall home and away this coming week to decide the champions.

Tonight (October 20), the Forman IT Eagles wrapped up the semi-final against Coventry.

They took a first leg lead of 60-30 to the second leg and built on that; ending up with a 40-50 on the night victory to secure a 70-110 win on aggregate.

The first leg of the final is tomorrow (October 21) at Arlington Stadium with a 7.30pm start.

Coventry – Connor Mountain 14(5), Luke Ruddick 7+1 (5), Jamie Halder 6+2 (5), Luke Harris 4(4), Danny Phillips 4(4), Jon Armstrong 4(4), Ryan MacDonald 1(3)

Eagles: Mark Baseby 14(5), Tom Brennan 10(4), Georgie Wood 8+3 (5), Jason Edwards 6+1 (4), Ethan Spiller 6+1(4), Charley Powell 4+1 (4), Charlie Brooks 2+1(4).

Team manager Connor Dugard: “Another superb performance from the team tonight. They knew what the job was and stuck to the task.

“Mark Baseby led from the front and his success inspired everyone in the camp but just look art the score chart – everyone did their bit tonight.”

Here is how the second leg of the semi-final unfolded.

IT is the second leg of the National League Play Off semi-final tonight.

The Forman IT Eagles are facing the Coventry Bees at the Leicester track to win the right to face Mildenhall in the final.

Eastbourne took a firm grip on the tie in the first leg on Wednesday, winning 60-30, although they are expecting to have to successfully repel a massive Coventry attack in the opening heats.

Kevin Ling is trackside for this heat-by-heat update.

Coventry – 1 Connor Mountain, 2 Luke Harris 3 Danny Phillips 4 Luke Ruddick 5 Jon Armstrong 6 Jamie Halder 7 Ryan MacDonald

Eastbourne 1 Georgie Wood 2 Jason Edwards 3 Mark Baseby 4 Ethan Spiller 5 Tom Brennan 6 Charley Powell 7 Charlie Brooks

Slightly chilly but clear evening – not a massive crowd but fair attendance of Eagles fans. Picture shows Eagles on their track walk.

Coventry win toss and take 1 and 3 in heat one.

1 Harris gates and Mountain joins him at front and Bees fightback looks to be making the required start – Georgie rounds Harris out of bend 2 lap two to take second – that’s how it stays – Mountain a comfortable winner from Wood – Harris third for 4-2 though Edwards closing all the time, 4-2, 34-62, time 63.68

2 Halder an all the way winner but Charley P and Charlie B tucked in nicely behind him for a share of the spoils, 3-3, 7-5, 37-65, time 66.81

Just a reminder, the winning post tonight is 91 points or more. That’s the figure needed to go through to face Mildenhall.

3 BOOM>It’s hammer time. Eagles flying high in the third – Phillips gates but both Baseby and Spiller storm past down back straight to lead – Ruddick takes up the chase and presses Spiller but Ethan holds firm, following race winner Mark for maximum points, 1-5, 8-10, 38-70, time 64.81

4 Now Tommy B weighs in. Brennan electric from the start leading Armstrong into first turn – he increases lead with every turn of the wheel and with Charlie Brooks having the beating of Ryan MacDonald for third place and the 4-2 the eagles increase their advantage on the night by a further two 2-4, to make it 10-14 on the night and 40-74 on aggregate, time 65-31

COMMENTARY: Just the start the Forman IT Eagles needed. They will now be looking to push on and put the tie beyond reach of Coventry. A four-point lead on the night has put the Eagles 34 points ahead on aggregate. The Bees will be needing “snookers” soon, if it goes on like this.

5 Edwards gates but Ruddick flies past to lead down back straight – Georgie comes through in second but cannot catch Ruddick while Jason holds third comfortably from Phillips 3-3, 13-17, 43-77, time 64.50

6 Mountain out traps from Tom and that is how things stay. Behind them though Charley P. has the beating of Harris so another share of the spoils moves Eagles closer to a final place 3-3, 16-20, 46-80, time 63.93

7 Another fine win for Baseby who heads Armstrong home by some distance – Eastbourne looked to be on for the 4-2 but Halder overcame Spiller in good style a lap and a half out to claim third and the 3-3 however with Eastbourne now on 23 of a 31 point target with eight heats left another final match up with the fen tigers now beckons 3-3, 19-23, 49-83 ,time 65.18

8 MacDonald hits tapes – going off 15m. Harris gates to take the win – Edwards and Brooks seemingly safe in second and third but Charlie overcooks it on second bend final lap allowing MacDonald a gift point – Brooks straight up and seemingly okay 4-2, 23-25, 53-85, time 65.67

9 YAB A DAB A DO! Play the music. It’s not a 5-1 but we’re through. Brennan breezes to victory once again leading Phillips throughout – Ruddick produces another tenacious effort to overcome Powell in the latter part for 3-3 – hardly matters for Eagles however with the score standing at 26-28 they are guaranteed their place in the final, time 64.75

COMMENTARY: What a performance from the Forman IT Eagles.

10 Baseby sets it in stone with another win, impressively against the previously unbeaten Mountain (just as he did in the NLRC), Spiller a good third from Harris, 2-4, 28-32 , 58-92, 64.50.

Commentary: The Eagles are in the NL Play Off Final. The first leg against Mildenhall is tomorrow (Sunday) at Arlington Stadium at 7.30pm.

11 Eagles in the ascendency now – Halder a tight squeeze with Jason on first bend but Edwards fires past all three riders on first two bends to lead with joining Georgie at the front for the 5-1 29-37, 59-97, 64.38

12 Four wins out of four for Baseby – comfortable against Philips – Powell holds off Halder for 4-2 Eagles lead 41-31, agg 61-101, time 65.06

13 Good race shaping up between Mountain and Wood – Mountain looks to have better of things – Georgie bike starts playing up allowing Tom through for second – Armstrong also suffering gremlins so 3-3, 34-44, 64-104 63.06

14 Ethan signs off his evening in style win a win, containing both Ruddick and Halder in fine style – Brooks follows them home but by no means disgraced 3-3, 37-47, 67-107, 65.81

15 Mountain r Ruddick b Wood w Baseby y Eagles 1-3. Mountain gains revenge over Baseby but Mark and Georgie block the minor places ahead of Ruddick to wrap it all up with a 3-3 final score 40-50, 70-110, time 63.18 – bring on the Fen Tigers