Cornish Pirates made light work of Caldy RFC in the Championship Cup as the sides met for the first time.
Pirates Full back Will Trewin said it was “a good win on the road” on the Wirral as his side moved top of Pool C.
Pirates established their dominance in the second half with three tries coming after the break.
The scoring was opened in the 19th minute as a misplaced pass was punished by Arthur Relton.
In acres of space, Relton finished the move himself to put Pirates ahead. Harry Bazalgette converted to make it 0-7.
Caldy opened their scoring early in the second half as Ethan Caine forced the ball across the line.
Ben Jones then converted to draw the sides level at 7-7 in the 48th minute.
They weren’t level for long however as Tommy Wyatt showed his class to put the Pirates ahead in the 54th minute.
A missed conversion kick meant the scores sat at 7-12.
The lead was further extended as Relton again finished off a fine move to score his second in the 71st minute.
Bazalgette kicked well to put the Pirates out of reach at 7-19.
Nagle-Taylor topped off a fine performance for the Pirates with a try in the last play of the game.
Carwyn Penny converted to give the Cornish Pirates a 7-26 win in the end.
Caldy boss Matt Cairn said afterwards he was “disappointed” with the result, but was encouraged by the first half performance.
