Selby Warriors rediscovered top form as they demolished Pennine League division five leaders Park Amateurs 'A' with a dramatic 13-try blitz.
Four of those tries went to in-form winger Colin Barker, with a hat-trick going to prop John Broadhurst.
Coach Phil Butler had 25 players to choose from and competition for places will now be at a premium as Warriors produced some fine rugby at Sandhill Lane to win 62-4 and go joint-top alongside Bank Top Harriers.
Selby skipper Carl Bardauskas kept up his run of crossing in every game this season and Broadhurst went over twice before the visitors scored their only try after 15 minutes.
Colin Barker opened his account before brother Sean scored the try of the match, rounding off a 60-metre run by Bardauskas. Fennell scored a try to go with his five conversions.
Matt Stevenson left through injury at half-time but there was no let-up, with further tries coming from hooker Mick Smith and scrum-half Byran Cooper to go with Barker and Broadhurst's scoring efforts.
Updated: 10:49 Tuesday, November 02, 2004
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