But with numbers on the pitch reduced due to three players being shown a yellow card allowing the visitors to score 13 points during their absence, Kendal returned up the M6 with four points to the home side’s one.
Waterloo took the lead with a try from Carl Nolan. Kendal replied with a try from Ian Voortman and two Mark Ireland penalties.
Kendal later added a converted five-pointer via John Ladell before Loo scored a try through James O’Brien.
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