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A COMBINED effort on the parts of Selkirk RFC and Hawick Linden resulted in an entertaining contest at Philiphaugh on Saturday afternoon.

Fielding some guest players, the visitors gave as good as they got for long periods of the match and with a sprinkling of 1st XV players this was no easy win for the Select side.

With Linden skipper Gary Wardle giving a strong lead it was the Hawick men who made the more positive start.                                                                                  The visitors' scrum was also causing the home eight catalog printing problems but Selkirk managed to launch a counter-attack in the 11th minute which saw David Cassidy cross for a try, converted by Rory Banks.

Soon afterwards Linden lost the services of Stuart Renwick with a shoulder injury but still kept plugging away at the home defence a lock forward Jamie Scott intercepting Banks' pass to take play deep into Selkirk territory.

Selkirk had injury problems of their own, with Chris Kemp (dislocated thumb) and Ryan Crockatt (knee strain) both having to leave the field, their places being taken by Matt Robertson and Scott Tomlinson. There was no further scoring in the half, which left Selkirk 7-0 in front at the interval.

The introduction of Martin Murray and Fraser Jack after the break saw Selkirk step up a gear, and five minutes after the restart the home side increased their lead when Murray drove over Omega Replica Watches for a try after Robertson had secured clean lineout ball. Banks converted from wide out.

Soon afterwards good interplay between Tomlinson and Cassidy created enough space for wing Craig MacDougall to squeeze in at the corner, putting Selkirk 19-0 in front. Linden should have cut the deficit when Steven Bouglas broke clean through and raced to within five Breitling Replica Watches metres of the home tryline, but his offload didn't go to hand and the chance went begging.

Minutes later Selkirk put the result beyond doubt with a well-worked try from Callum Marshall after an electrifying run up the left touchline by the irrepressible Darren Clapperton. In the closing stages of the match Matthew Robertson scored the home team's fifth try following a classy break by Banks, with Clapperton rounding off proceedings with a try in the final play of the match.                
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