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BIG MOMENT Cockermouth lock Stef Highton emerged from the bench at Strawberry How Road to make his 650th appearance in the 32-12 win against Winnington Park in Two West.

His remarkable achievement not only testified to five decades with his hometown club but to his nickname of ‘The Colonel’. He has featured in more games than any previous Cockermouth player in their 144-year history.

The club’s Facebook page said: “His capability to graft for the badge year after year is an inspiration to all. He is

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