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Workington Comets 52 Peterborough Panthers 40: Workington Comets showed why they are one of this years fancied teams for the Premier League title with an impressive victory over Peterborough Panthers. <\/p>\n
Mason Campton leads Peterborough's Lewis Blackbird <\/p>\n
Comets led throughout most of the match and their victory never looked like in doubt as they surged to a 52-40 victory at Derwent Park on Saturday. <\/p>\n
The result gives Workington a perfect start to their Premier League campaign, with them taking a maximum three points. <\/p>\n
All the Comets riders stepped up their game against the Panthers and chipped in with vital points on the night. <\/p>\n
Number one Josh Grajczonek top-scored with 13 points from his five rides and Mason Campton, Ricky Wells and Kyle Howarth all recorded seven points each. <\/p>\n
But man of the match must go to the improving reserve Ashley Morris who picked up eight points from four rides. <\/p>\n
Former Comet Richard Lawson was a guest for Peterborough with number one Ryan Fisher ruled out through injury. <\/p>\n
He scored a solid 12 points and ex-Comet Ulrich Ostergaard and Lasse Bjerre picked up 11 points each. <\/p>\n
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