Watties Club Dominates Three-Game Day at King Banary Park
The Watties Club enjoyed a strong day at King Banary Park last Sunday winning all three games. Junior minors opened with an aff score to three victory while B tradenn ounce natives second graders edged by 15 points. The A Brede fame was decided by a three point margin with Natives Wacties scoring the lone try. Watties held most of the ball in the senior game but failed to cross the chalk line, nearly doing so on several attempts. Natives fielded a young thirteen and fought bravely though outmatched.
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Watties junior minors beat Natives in season opener
Watties junior minors won the first Premiership game 13 to 3 at Surnins. Erbacher scored and kicked a penalty after converting a try by Wa tercon and Peath. Melntyre scored for Natives. Kelly Erbacher stood out, hailed as promising. Baldwin Waterson Peard Green in backs and forwards impressed for Wattles. Wheeler Conlan Outen for Natives showed effort.
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Wattles Club Triumphs in Second Half to Secure Win
Wattles Club finally gathered a full lineup as natives, short of players, struggled to field eleven with three of thirteen. The first half remained tight, but Watties surged after the break, scoring through McWha, Logan, Brooks, Byrne, and Peart while Logan added a penalty goal to push the margin to 17 points at full time. Logan, Byrne, Steer, Peart, Graham, and Espir led in backs and forwards for Watties. Miller, Irwin, Flynn, Bell, Seymour, and Carpemiale supported the losers.
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Wattles and Natives Rugby Match Recap Much Weight Edge Youth
Wattles, the heavier side, faced the lighter and younger Natives in a brisk senior game. Bell at fullback and Heinemann sparked Wattles while Hall and Phillips for the Natives countered, with free kicks testing both defenses as the Blues pressed toward the goal line and balance swung on pace versus power.
Wattles Defeat Natives in Tough Rugby Clash
Wattles prevail 6 to 3 as veterans like Bell Muller's and Hooper lead the visitors. Natives, boosted by Hall, Butler, and Phillips, press late but fail to overturn the early Wattles lead.
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