CAMI Brown says he is “delighted” with his side’s work this weekend after Glasgow moved to within a point of second place in the SGB Championship.
A 49-41 at Berwick on Saturday win gives them four points on top of the three they secured against Plymouth on Friday.
With two meetings to go, they could yet catch second-placed Redcar and book an automatic play-off semi-final place.
The Tigers boss said: “I’m absolutely delighted – seven points out of seven, I can’t ask for more.
“Some of the boys who were fantastic last night didn’t do so well tonight and vice-versa. But the team is looking good and I keep saying that if they can all fire together, we’ll be in a great position.”
Ricky Wells was the star for the Tigers as he enjoyed one of his best meetings of the season – winning four times on his way to 13 points.
It was not such a great second match in the red and white for new Polish signing Marcin Nowak, who failed to score from his three outings, but Sam Jensen bounced back from a disappointing Friday to score vital points.
Brown said: “We expect that from Ricky. We’ve been very patient with him and he’s started to produce a few good results – but he’s got to keep it going because he’s key for what we want to achieve.
“He’s also covering for Ulrich Ostergaard, who had made the No 5 his own, so it’s a difficult position for him to be in.
“Marcin had a bit of bike trouble in his second race. He was in a scoring position so he would’ve scored some points had he completed the race. But it was a difficult track for him, because back home they don’t have anything with that kind of grip on it.
“Overall it’s a great result, especially getting the extra point for the margin of the win, and it’s on to a huge meeting next Sunday against Leicester.”