New Earswick All Blacks swept into the second round of the Silk Cut Challenge Cup with a 36-20 victory over Irish side Bangor.

The results really was no in doubt after Lee McTigue's opening try in the second minute and All Blacks scored at fairly regular intervals after that.

Nigel Wilson raced in from 30 yards after 11 minutes to double the score. Dave Carling tagged on the conversion.

After quarter of an hour Carl Pallister ran in All Blacks' third try, but they had to wait another 20 minutes until their next score.

Impressive stand-off Lee Paterson put in a high kick which he followed up to pounce and score. Carling added the goal to make it 20-0 but just before the interval Bangor struck back when Tae Purpual scored in the corner.

Substitute Jamie Daniel crashed over for a try, converted by Carling, just after the break as All Blacks continued to rack up the points.

More good work by Paterson set up Jez Petch on a 35-yard run to score in the corner to extend the lead to 30-4.

Minutes later Petch scored an almost identical try and Carling's kick extended the lead to 34-4.

With the game won, All Blacks relaxed and to their credit Bangor scored three times in the last few minutes through Anwar Faldereus, Grant Musett and Richard Girvan, Simon Crowe adding a couple of conversions.

Bangor's scrum half Neil Graham was named man-of-the-match, with his opposite number, Mick Harrison, landing the award for the home team.

The third round draw, which will include National Conference premier division sides, will be held on Wednesday evening.

New Earswick's 'A' team were beaten 28-18 by Redhill 'A' in the Alliance Cup.

Redhill, who play three divisions above All Blacks 'A' were extremely physical, but the home side stood up well to the test and ran in three tries by Nick Massingham, Carl Barrow and John Watson - all improved by the boot of Chris Thompson.