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Workington Comets 43 Edinburgh 50: Edinburgh Monarchs heaped more misery on Workington Comets after beating them for the second time in just 24 hours with a 50-43 victory at Derwent Park. <\/p>\n
Rene Bach <\/p>\n
Comets endured a torrid evening in Scotland on Friday when they were beaten 55-38 by Edinburgh and the Monarchs claimed the double when they took four points away from Workington on Saturday night. <\/p>\n
Comets captain Rene Bach scored the most points on the night, with 14, and Josh Grajczonek impressed with 11 points from five races. <\/p>\n
But it turned out to be a battle of the reserves, with Edinburgh reserve pair Steve Worrall and Justin Sedgmen out-riding and out-scoring Workingtons Chris Mills and Ashley Morris. <\/p>\n
Worrall was on top of his game and recorded 13 points from seven races, with Sedgmen claiming six points. <\/p>\n
Whereas, Mills endured an evening of mechanical problems with his bike and picked up zero points, and Morris could only muster four points. <\/p>\n
But the evening got off to a great start for Comets with a 4-2 win in the opening race. <\/p>\n
Grajczonek was fastest out of the gate with team-mate Mason Campton hot on his heels, but former Comet Craig Cook overtook Campton on the third lap. <\/p>\n
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