A scintillating first-half display helped Rams put this National Two South encounter to bed before the break, earning a dominant 36-0 lead after 40 minutes.

Tries from man-of-the-match Andrew Denham and Joe Duffelen arrived inside 10 minutes, while Jamie Guttridge, Miles Lloyd and Jak Rossiter also went over before the interval, Alex Seers landing three conversions.

Denham grabbed his second soon after the break and just before the 50-minute mark, a moment of individual brilliance from veteran Andy Amor set-up James Page to cross under the posts, Seers adding the extras to make it 48-0.

However, Guernsey showed terrific resolve and fought back with tries from Matt Creber and Malcolm Barnes, both converted by Alex Gow, and in the final stages were hammering away to try and snatch a try bonus-point, only for Rams to prevent them crossing the line again.

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Rams 62-0 Maidenhead (October 13, 2012)

Jez Flynn completed his century of league tries in a one-sided affair against their struggling Berkshire rivals at Old Bath Road.

Flynn sped over twice from 30 yards out as Rams raced to a 36-0 lead at the break.

Will Clarke and Joe Duffelen also collected two tries apiece, while there was also a penalty try and efforts from Stevie Bryant, Guy Swadling and James Baker.

Swadling added six conversions for a 17-point haul, while No. 8 Ian Jeffreys made a promising debut at No. 8.

Rams 40-22 Weston-super-Mare (November 7, 2009)

Braces from Warren Abrahams and Robbie Stapley, backed up by tries from Simon Swadling and Joe Raitt and five Spike Chandler conversions, helped Rams to an entertaining home victory.

Cleve 23-39 Rams (March 28, 2009)

Spike Chandler contributed 24 points to Gensians’ 39-23 win at Cleve in South West One.

The fly-half’s tally included a try – which came as he raced 50 yards despite a hamstring problem – three penalties, two drop goals and two conversions, with his boot helping his side into a 21-11 lead.

The other Sonning men on the scoresheet were James Lack, Seb Reynolds and Robbie Stapley.

Rams 55-7 Oxford Harlequins (September 27, 2008)

Gensians made it three wins out of three in South West Division One after scoring nine tries against a resilient Quins side at the Old Bath Road ground.

Their try haul included two for wing Tom Allen and one each from flanker Gus Davies, scrum-half Jez Flynn, full-back Jevon Marsh, centre Seb Reynolds, wing Joao Costa, No. 8 Olly Randall and centre Peter Freeth, who also kicked five conversions.

But Gensians should have scored more, particularly in the second half.

Freeth admitted: “We missed six (tries). Everyone was eager to get on the score sheet and we were a bit too flat and we’ll have to work on that.”

Henley 2nds 33-29 Rams (October 10, 1998)

A Rob Castell double and tries from Rodney Hutson and Dave Cox – the latter also landing three conversions and a penalty – were not quite enough for Gensians as they were narrowly edged out,

Windsor 43-19 Rams (December 1, 1996)

Rams exited the Berkshire Cup despite Neil Bailey bagging a brace and Greg Frost also crossing the whitewash.

Gerry Howarth kicked a pair of conversions, but it was nowhere near enough.

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