JOSH Noble bagged a hat-trick as Chiswick thumped Hemel Hempstead by 74 points to 10 and climb to second in the table, writes Sean Davies.
Chiswick stormed the opposition half from the outset, with Sam Hood scoring the first try of the game as he received the ball in the in-goal area.
The home side had the wind advantage in the first half and took the lead with a quick tapped penalty, which was converted with ease.
Chiswick regained the lead as a blistering run from Dan Sutherland allowed George Dimitriadis a chance to show his pace and swoop over close to the posts.
Noble scored the third try which appeared to open the floodgates as Tom Steer, Tom Adams, Luca Vannini and Noble again scored in quick succession to give them an unassailable lead going into half time.
Andy Ibberson unselfishly set up Noble for his hat-trick after the break after running most of the field.
Hemel scored an unconverted try before Godfrey ran home to score the ninth try for the visitors, before further converted tries from Sam Leslie-Miller, Dan Godfrey and Simon Hallet completed the scoring.
Chiswick host H.A.C. in the London North West Second Division next week.
In the London North West third division, Grasshoppers suffered defeat on the road again as they lost 27-22 to Hackney. Next week they will look to return to winning ways as they host Stevenage Town.
In the National Three London & SE division, CS Rugby 1863 slipped to defeat after last week’s victory, losing 30-20 at home to London Irish Wild Geese. Next up they host Tring as they look to avoid relegation.
Feltham were on the receiving end of a thrashing as they failed to get on the score-sheet when they hosted London Nigerian. The visiting side emerged 53-0 winners and Feltham will hope for a closer affair when they travel to Old Actonians next week in the Herts/Middx League Division One.
In Division Two Old Isleworthians romped to a 26-0 win at home to Ickenham. They will hope for a similar result when they travel to Uxbridge next week.
