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WORKINGTON Comets owner Laura Morgan believes that the teams triumph in the Ian Thomas Shield has made the rest of the Premier League sit up and take notice. <\/p>\n
Comets dramatically clinched the shield in the final few heats of the second leg against Newcastle Diamonds at Brough Park on Sunday. <\/p>\n
Comets won the first leg 33-27 at Derwent Park on Saturday and then lost the away leg 24 hours later 46-44, but secured the shield 77-73 on aggregate. <\/p>\n
With the aggregate score at 66-66 in the second leg, heat 13 proved the turning point for Comets. <\/p>\n
Workington recorded a 5-1, with captain Rene Bach bagging first and number one Josh Grajczonek securing second. <\/p>\n
Morgan said: What the riders have done over the weekend is said this is us and this is what we can do. Quite a few teams will have sat up and taken notice. <\/p>\n
When Josh and Rene went out in heat 13 I was totally confident and at ease. I wasnt worried at all, added Morgan, pictured. I was pleased to see Rene getting himself going on the Sunday. <\/p>\n
Its good for Rene and good for the team. He put in an excellent performance, as did Josh and Kyle [Howarth]. I couldnt fault any of them. <\/p>\n
Mason [Campton] had a rocky start but finished it with a good win. Everyone was happy and the squad are absolutely delighted. <\/p>\n
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