Bromyard’s Will Tomkins holds off two Warley tacklers.
BROMYARD kept their Midlands Junior Vase hopes alive with a good 22-12 second round win, despite succumbing to two early tries by a confident Warley side.
Second row Jon Middleton began the home side’s recovery with a short-range try, converted by fly-half Chris Rowberry.
Bromyard then levelled the score just before half-time when scrum-half Jamie Fowler ran in a try.
Rowberry put Bromyard in front early in the second half with a penalty, while James Manning stormed over for a final converted score five minutes before time.
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