By John Walsh <\/p>\n
Last updated at 10:03, Thursday, 11 September 2014<\/p>\n
BERWICK 55 COMETS 37: Workington Comets returned empty-handed from their trip to Berwick after being in contention for a bonus point for most of the match. <\/p>\n
Leading the way: Comets Josh Grajczonek on the outside of Berwick's Alex Edberg, blue, and David Bellego. Below, Mason Campton heads Berwick's Bellego in the opening heat <\/p>\n
In good heart from the point picked up at Peterborough the night before, the Comets were unable to repeat the trick. <\/p>\n
Team manager Tony Jackson said: It was a good effort really and the final score doesnt really give a true reflection. We were in the mix for a bonus point for a long time and their two 5-1s in the last three heats rather took it away from us. <\/p>\n
We seem to be in a situation where we cant get all the lads firing at the same time. However the encouraging thing recently has been the way Joe Jacobs has been riding. <\/p>\n
Hes fitted in well at reserve and his win in heat 14 was against experienced rivals. <\/p>\n
Ricky Wells is riding well and he top-scored again for us and he picked up two of our five race wins. <\/p>\n
Workington had to make a late change at reserve where Simon Lambert pulled-out after feeling unwell during and after the Peterborough match. <\/p>\n
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