Both sides were eager to get their delayed league campaigns off to a good start and on a decent surface sporting some decent grass, with the home side kicking off, playing away from the clubhouse end.

The home side were on the board after 7 minutes with a try under the sticks after some high tempo action, which they converted for a 7-0 lead.

The Ashes were in the board after 18 minutes with a Jack Pritchard penalty goal.

Half time
Camborne 2nds 7Pts, Ashes 3Pts

The half time speech for the Ashes must have had some impact as from the restart, debut winger Henry Taylor went off on a run from deep in his own half to link up with support on the 10m line and some great interplay put lock James Sutton under the sticks for a brilliant try, converted by Pritchard to take the lead at 10-7.

Camborne hit back with a converted tru of their own on 51 mins to retake the lead at 14-7, which they extended to 19-10 after 66 mins.

The lead was extended with a pushover try on 68 mins and a well taken try from the base on 71 mins to nudge the lead out to 29-10, the final score.