Ahrens Cup Women’s Tri Tag

Rugby Union

In the women’s tri tag, Gulargambone was facing off against Coonamble, a replay of the major semi-final. The Gulars were undefeated all year but in a big upset, the Coonamble Rams won the game 15-12.

“It was 12-10 at half time and it looked like business as usual for Gular but Coonamble came out in the second half and played a perfect game, with one try to take the lead ten minutes before the siren,” Tom said.

“With a 15-12 lead, Coonamble hammered the Gulars who couldn’t get over the line and Coonamble were victorious

“Coonamble played better footy all round and were a bit hungrier and defended very strongly off their line.

“Gular were gracious in defeat and took it well and can still be proud of a very successful season,” he said.

Player of the Match was Imogen Pawley and Player of the Year was Paige Wilson.“It was 12-10 at half time and it looked like business as usual for Gular but Coonamble came out in the second half and played a perfect game, with one try to take the lead ten minutes before the siren,” Tom said.

“With a 15-12 lead, Coonamble hammered the Gulars who couldn’t get over the line and Coonamble were victorious

“Coonamble played better footy all round and were a bit hungrier and defended very strongly off their line.

“Gular were gracious in defeat and took it well and can still be proud of a very successful season,” he said.

Player of the Match was Imogen Pawley and Player of the Year was Paige Wilson.

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Back l-r: Jayde McDuff, Tracy Baker Holmes, Loretta Tandy, Amy Ibbott, Gemma Fitzgerald, Kathryn Alchin, Ana Newstead, Ashleigh Stielow, Tobiana Glassons, Angie O’Connor, Maddy Mackay, Lil Mclelland, Xanthe Van Lubeck. Front l-r: Imogen Pawley, Ella Cleary, Lydia Payne, Rachel Sefton, Aamber Rowe, Jacinta Murray, Hannah Williams . Photo contributed