Having already disposed of Colchester, Great Wakering Rebels put up a good performance against Division One Kesgrave in the British Championship second round clash before bowing out 111-69.
Brothers Richard, Rob and Tom Hughes all rode well at the Sports Centre with points tallies of 12, 12 and 11 respectively.
Darren Cousins had nine, Edward Hammerton seven, Vic Duffy six, Rhys Naylor five, Tom Hughes Jnr four and Tim Hawkins three.
On the domestic scene, Rob Hughes won the Crouch-man's Cup with 18 points from brother Richard, Kevin Piper and Cousins.
Next Sunday Rebels are back in South-East League division two home action against Norwich.
Published Tuesday, May 20, 2003
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