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■By ANDREW SMITH Sheffield .................24 Camborne ...............26 TWO late tries from Ben Priddey ensured Camborne remain unbeaten on the road. In a tight encounter, the game burst into life just before the hour with five tries in quick succession. Sheffield…

Camborne maintained their unbeaten away record with a narrow 26-24 victory against Sheffield. In a competitive match, the contest surged to life just before the hour mark as five tries were scored in rapid succession. Ben Priddey scored two late tries, including the final converted effort, to secure all five points for the visitors.
Earlier in the match, Camborne opened their scoring midway through the first half when Harry Larkins glided over the line unopposed. Although Sheffield appeared to have secured the win following a try in the corner by Brayton Taylor, Priddey's late heroics clinched the win for Camborne.
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