Cherry & Whites 1878

14/09/2026

Match highlights - St Ives RFC Vs Camborne 2nds/Pathway XV
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Camborne took a mixture of Reserve team and their Pathway XV to tak...

13/09/2026

Have Camborne got an Injury/availability crisis?
Lock forward Jamie Prisk has joined the Cherry & Whites long list of players on the unavailable list after picking up a serious injury against Albion.
The team went into yesterdays big National 1 clash with 9 of their senior players missing from the squad. There are various reasons, O'Kane, Barnes, Honey and Rolls are all injured Davidson (Scotland u20) has a leg infection, Andrew is suspended and Barnaby Waddell away is representing Canada. Herbie Stupple and Jago Sheppard were unavailable to face Albion but should be back next weeks trip to Rosslyn Park.
Hopefully some of the players will be back in action soon but the squad are likely to go into the next couple of games without the majority of these players.
The lack of all of these influential players makes yesterday's performance against promotion favourites Albion even more impressive.

12/09/2026

Aden Brassington slices through the Hakes defence to score try no.6.

12/09/2026

Pics from this afternoon in Hakey bay.

12/09/2026

League Table

12/09/2026

Today's results

12/09/2026

Match Review;
Camborne 2nd/Pathway squad put in an impressive performance against St Ives in extremely windy conditions on the top pitch at Alexander Road today.
The visitors played into the teeth of the wind in the opening 40 minutes and enjoyed the majority of the possession and territory. Despite going behind against the run of play after 15 minutes Camborne soon got to grips with the conditions and scored three tries before the hosts bagged a late touchdown to leave the score at the break to 14 - 19.
With the wind in their favour in the second half the visitors dominated the play putting the hakes on the backfoot. After notching up another brace of tries to put the game to bed at 14 - 33 the visitors changed virtually their whole back line on the hour mark bringing on their Pathway players.
Despite picking up a few injuries and a yellow card Camborne managed to extend their lead with a 6th try taking their points tally to 40.
To their credit the Hakes managed to pick up a third try before they themselves collected a yellow. The visitors rounded off an excellent performance with a 7th try at the end.
This will give them a good confidence boost before their league campaign starts on the 26th.