Despite the high stakes, it proved to be a cracking encounter as both teams endeavoured to run the ball on a dry day.
Raiders coach Reynolds said he was "delighted" with his team's performance.
He also highlighted the superb display from manof-the-match Tom Teasdale, a huge talent in the Guernsey centres.
Reynolds was encouraged to see "a young player show such maturity in defence and attack".
The win was the Raiders' sixth of the campaign and it leaves them fourth from bottom, ten points clear of their beaten opponents, who are second from bottom with only North Walsham below them.
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Harrow keep their nerve for double joy
HARROW saw off QEGS Wakefield to defend their Continental Tyres National School Cup title in emphatic fashion at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.
Wales all washed up with nowhere to go...
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Lynn's hoping for fantastic farewell
GLOUCESTER-Hartpury have the chance to send boss Sean Lynn off with a perfect farewell as they chase an unprecedented hat-trick of consecutive titles.
Red Roses want to make it seven in a row - Mitchell
ENGLAND head coach John Mitchell has had to prepare for his title defence without players in the PWR final.
Lions' support team keeps on growing
The 1974 Lions took off from Heathrow with a management team of two. No specialist coaches, no analysts, no spin doctors, no physios, not even a bucket-and-sponge man.
Chiefs are too good for Blues in thriller
In a repeat of last seasonâs final, the Chiefs beat the Blues in a thriller to go top and continue the championsâ nightmare title defence.
Battling Italy make it tough for Ireland
ITALY, despite a succession of serious injuries and self-inflicted disciplinary problems, pushed Ireland all the way at the Olympic Stadium in a game that summed up both their respective campaigns.
Nice are planning a quick reversal
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France in seventh heaven
FRANCE overcame a spirited Scotland display in a breathless finale in Paris to secure a record-equalling seventh Six Nations title â drawing level with England â and their first since 2022.
Time to talk about the 1995 you-know-what
Itâs ODD how some Grand Slams get lost in the mists of time, seemingly never to be mentioned again. Take England in 1995. Thirty years ago this weekend Will Carlingâs team were closing out their third Slam in five years with a 24-12 victory over Scotland at Twickenham with Rob Andrew kicking seven penalties and a dropped goal for the men in white.
