BURY St Edmunds climbed out of the bottom four with a 31-21 home success against Bishop’s Stortford.
James Shanahan’s side came-from-behind to pick up a second win of the season.
BSE fell behind to an Austin Pope try converted by Chris Bolton, but levelled through George Loose and Ben Penfold.
Stortford regained the lead as Bolton added to his own score, only for Clark McFarlane to equalise with a seven-pointer.
A penalty try seven minutes into the second half nudged the visitors 21-14 up, but their opponents roared back to secure a five-point triumph.
Tim Andrews and Matt Hicks got the tries, and with Penfold adding to both as well as adding a late penalty, the Suffolk side took the spoils.
Albion knock up a ton, TJs stay perfect
Wing Noah Fenton scored a sensational six tries as title favourites Plymouth Albion demolished injury-ravaged Cambridge 102-0 for a fifth straight bonus-point victory.
The hosts were in imperious form at The Brickfields, 55-0 up at the break as Fenton bagged four, Jack Oulton and Bobby Wigginton two and Huw Taylor another.
Frankie Dart added five conversions.
The onslaught continued in the second half, Fenton completing a double hat-trick as Oulton secured a treble.
Further scores from Sam Daly, Rhys Williams, James Kenny and a penalty try took Albion to three figures, Dart and fit-again Iwan Jenkins (four) adding five more kicks.
Tonbridge Juddians retained their perfect record with another incredible 41-38 victory at home to Dings Crusaders.
The Kent men extended their dream run to five bonus-point successes with a last-gasp Connor Lloyd effort.
A Matt Engelbrecht try put TJs in front before Louie Sinclair converted a Sol Taufa score for Crusaders.
Lloyd added to his own score, but Sinclair was again on target after Sam Cantwell crossed.
The lead changed hands again as Harrison Langworthy dotted down, Lloyd bisecting the uprights for 19-14.
Engelbrecht grabbed a second, Lloyd on target, before Dings replied through Cantwell.
Sinclair’s conversion cut the gap to five points at the break.
And the same duo nudged the Bristolians 28-26 in front as Cantwell completed his treble.
A Lloyd penalty edged TJs back in front before Ollie Andrews crossed for the visitors.
An incredible contest flipped back in the hosts’ favour as Jack Walsh’s five-pointer made it 36-33.
But a Sinclair try saw the lead change hands again, only for Lloyd to snipe over for a 79th-minute match-winner.
Sale survive Tykes test
Third-placed Sale FC snatched a 21-17 Friday Night Lights success at Leeds Tykes.
The Yorkshiremen built up a 10-0 half-time lead as Ed Crossland knocked over three points before a penalty try.
Arthur Scrase reduced the arrears, James Mitchell with the extras, before Tykes hit back with a Matt Salisbury seven-pointer.
Yet maul tries from Sale Sharks loan duo Charlie Bray and Alfie Longstaff, both added to by Mitchell, got The Dogs over the line.
Camborne close out fourth win in five
Camborne’s wonderful start to life at Level Three continued with a 38-26 home win against London Scottish.
An Alex Earnshaw score put Exiles in front before Fraser Honey added to a Ben Priddey try for the hosts.
Scottish regained the lead through Harry Clayton and a Will Butler conversion.
But the Priddey-Honey duo made it 14-12 before Dan Roderick grabbed Town’s third try.
Jago Sheppard sealed the Camborne bonus, Honey making it three from four.
Clayton’s second seven-pointer halved the deficit only for Frankie Nowell and Honey to push their side 33-19 up.
The prolific Priddey completed his hat-trick but the visitors picked up a try bonus-point as Butler touched down at the death.
Hid conversion rounded out the scoring.
Park secure first home triumph
Rosslyn Park rebounded from their last-gasp loss at Rams with a convincing 40-24 home success versus Sheffield.
Rory Jennings converted two Freddie Vaughan tries inside five minutes to give the Londoners lift-off.
And seven-pointers from Danny Cutmore, LJ Ekendahl and Archie Hosking made it 35-0 and a rout on the cards after 26 minutes.
But Sheffield showed considerable steel and got off the mark with a Will Smith try before the break.
Callum Posa then further trimmed the gap after Elliott Fisher touched down.
A Max Fraine effort reasserted Park’s dominance, but the visitors salvaged a bonus-point thanks to Fisher’s second and a late Rhodri Campbell effort.
Rams put in a sub-par display as they lost 35-14 at Birmingham Moseley.
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