DIVISION ONE
HEWORTH, who had laid former chairman Barry Jackson to rest the previous day and are also in mourning for Rod Skelton, whose 60 years’ service included over four decades as groundsman, paid fitting tribute with a notable win over INCE ROSE BRIDGE.
The Villagers, through a third successive victory, not only gained revenge for the 26-6defeat in Wigan but have leapfrogged Ince into second spot.
That outcome hadn’t looked likely when the Bridge went 14-0 up in as many minutes with tries by TJ Boyd and Jamie Malone, with Mason Fillingham landing three goals.