For the third week running, the Teries scored from the kick-off, with Ger Grierson running 50 metres to touch down. And they went further ahead when Stephen Gray crashed over for a try.
The BATs tried hard, with their forwards keeping the Quins aw
ay from good ball, but from defending, the visitors broke away and a fine run by Alex Norrie saw them score their third touchdown.
Before half-time, Ross Nichol finished off a good move with a superb try. All kicks were missed and the Baker Street men went in 20-0 up at the break.
The second period saw the BATs notching their first touchdown after a spell of pressure on the Hawick side's line. Now coming more into the game, the hosts then claimed a second score.
Ross Anderson
At this point, the Baker Street men rallied, and Ross Anderson ran in a cracking try from a great move by the backs. Ross Williams added the convertsion.
Best for the Quins were Ross Nichol, Craig Richardson, Steven Gray and Rory McPherson, while another plus point was the appearance of Stefan Laidlaw, who came on as a replacement for his first game of the season.
The victory gives the Quins a second round tie against Hawick Linden on November 22.
On Saturday, the Quins have organised a sponsored walk, which leaves from Mart Street at 8.30am.
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