Penryn Ladies continued their excellent form to keep their 100 per cent league record intact with a convincing victory over Crediton.

On a beautiful sunny autumn afternoon at the Memorial Ground, Borough ladies ran in ten tries in total.

Penryn opened the scoring after five minutes when full back Yuri Fuller crossed over and converted her own try.

Only a few minutes had passed when Fuller scored her second converted try.

Penryn scored another three tries in the first thirty minutes through forward Natalie Martin, winger Kate Lineque and centre Tamar Mchugh, with Yuri Fuller adding another two conversions.

Crediton also had good spells and scored two converted tries by prop Holly Keast and captain Rachel Mortimer, both converted by Mortimer.

In the second half, Penryn regained complete control of the match, scoring another five tries; Fuller completed her hat-trick, and Natalie Martin and Kate Lineque got their second tries.

There were also tries for prop Aern Cooke and centre Georgia Hall, who was celebrating her 50th appearance in a Penryn shirt.

Player of the match for Penryn was Rosie Ninnis for some excellent runs.

Yuri Fuller converted one more try to round off a convincing victory.

Penryn remain in second place in the league, and this Sunday travel to Southampton to play Trojans.