Max Morley-Green the star for Douglas
Douglas B beat Noa Nomads 60-7 at King William’s College to move into second place in the Shimmin Wilson Manx Shield standings.
Will Cain and Max Morley-Green gave Douglas an early lead.
Nomads hit back through Jacob Callow, but two tries from Charlie Henthorn, converted by Morley-Green, gave Douglas a solid half-time advantage.
In the second half, Douglas piled on the points as 17 year-old Morley-Green produced a man of the match showing.
He completed his hat-trick with two more, Ben Dutnall, Craig McGee and Conor McCaughen also got in on the action, while Morley-Green notched a hatful of conversions to add to his tries.
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