Jacob Cayfe is the hard man of the side. His jolting defence and powerful running lay the platform for success.

Lucas Cayfe is a little more subtle than his brother but equally effective. Having a storming end to the season.

Ella Cross loves to tackle and loves nothing more than smashing the boys!

Dan Canellis who equally dangerous in tight or out wide. Loves to score tries and has been doing plenty of it.

Josh Karchinsky, the big man does the hard yards up the middle and was rewarded with the match winning try last week.

Josh Craig is a rock solid in defence and a try scoring machine out wide. Uses his size and pace well.

Josh Dean: This pint sized dynamo has speed to burn. Watch for his scoots from dummy half.

Jack McMahon is another of the big boppers in the middle with good hands and a dangerous step. Looking to go one up on dad!

Archie Gay, the baby of the side is as game as they come. Has great vision and makes his support look good.

Harvey Gay is the leader of the pack. Has opposition runners looking with his punishing defence and makes plenty of yards with the ball. Look for a big one.

Harry Shea has really had a breakout season. Hard to stop,with plenty of pace.

Ned Flick is another who loves to cart the ball forward and makes plenty of tackles. Don't be surprised if he sneaks over the line in the big one!

Riley Donohoe a big name Sydney import who relishes the heavy tracks. Another one of the speed machines.

Harry Dymock a valuable cover on the bench, won't let anyone down if required.

The Boorowa/Harden Bushhawks under 13s Grand Final team

What a season, Joie Whybrow has scored over 40 tries this year, a once in a generation player, always in the thick of the action and the grand final will be no different.

Will Fahey, part of the under 12s Brigade, has stepped up and hasn’t missed a beat, Great finisher and defender.

Where as Anthony Brown is a natural footballer who always leads the kick chase and finds the try line regularly

Thank you to Tobias Piper who is our strong defender who relishes the hard work, enjoying the extra space out wide.

James Collins is the best finisher in the business, great support game and has a tonne of speed.

Jacob Piper is Mr Consistency, has moved to five eight and has adapted with flying colours, always gives 100 percent. 

Mitchel Cassells is a the little terrier who’s always in the face of the opposition, works hard and gives 100 percent too. 

Brendan Welch has great go forward and plays 60 min each week, he has been a stand out player all year.

Josh Gurney is one of the big improvers, what he lacks in size he makes up for with ticker, smart dummy half.

Ben Klose is new to rugby league but you wouldn’t know it, plays 60 mins each week and always works hard.

Ben Hambrook is a quiet achiever who always goes about his work, he will be primed for a big one on home turf.

Cooper Cross is another of the under 12’s who’ve stepped up, has been rock solid all year and has played his best footy over the last two weeks. 

Jai Allison is Mr versatile of the side, he has played a number of positions this year and produces the goods.

Matt Canellis is an aggressive player who likes to lead from the front, equally as good in the forwards as in the halves.

Darcy Fogg is one of the most improved players in the side, a tireless worker who never gives up.

Harrison Hadley is another young one who has stepped up and doesn’t look out of place, always works hard and will make an impact from the bench.

Rugby League

Crookwell Green Devils Eliminated

The first week of the George Tooke finals saw Crookwell’s season come to an abrupt end at the hand of the Gunning Roos who beat the Green Devils by 28-10. The Roos have been on a roll of late and on the back of their forwards never really looked like losing.

In the major semi-final the North Canberra Bears downed Bungendore Tigers by 42-20 in a convincing win.

In e league tag, the Harden Hawkettes had a good win by 20-16 over Crookwell whilst in the other Semi Boomanulla 32 beat Gunning 16.

This Saturday at 3.15pm the Unbeaten Harden Hawks take on North Canberra Bears at McLean oval in Harden with the winner advancing to the grand final. The Hawks have looked the goods all season and should account for the Bears. Perhaps the only worrying aspect is the two week layoff for the Hawks. Hawks by 12.

In the minor semi Bungendore play the Gunning Roos in what should be a close match at 1.30. On their day Bungendore can match it with any team and will start favourites. However, Gunning has been on a roll and an upset would not surprise. Bungendore by 6.

In the league tag, the Harden Hawkettes take on Bungendore Tigerettes in the major semi at 12.15 whilst Crookwell Shedevils take on Boomanulla in the minor semi at 10.55am. 

It promises to be a great day of rugby league at McLean Oval with four big games.

Off the field, don't forget the Boorowa Rovers presentation night on Saturday September 10 at the Ex-Services Club commencing at 6pm. There's live entertainment and plenty of fun to be had as we honour the seasons best.

Best of luck to all those junior players from Boorowa and Harden who are participating in the various grand finals this weekend. You've done yourselves and your towns proud. 

Sand boy.

Darts News

Round Eight Darts Results

The scores from last week’s darts matches were:

Mad Rams 4 beat Rec P and B 3, Rec Wizards 6 beat Ex-services 1, Top Pub Guinness 6 beat Top Pub Leprechauns 1, Rec Gold 4 beat Top Pub Newbies 3, Top Pub Masters 4 beat Top Pub Jameson’s 3, Darby Deeds 6 beat RSL 1, Ram Z 5 beat Naught Courty 2. 

Some highlights of the round were three 140s for Josh Carmody of the Ram. Trent Crawford also hit a 140 for the Darty Deeds as did Phil Coggins for the Guinness, Les Fitzgerald for the Ram and Jamie Pullen for Rec P and B. It won't be long before a few of these 140s turn into maximums.

Tonight will see the following contests:

Top Pub Masters versus Mad Rams, Rec Wizards versus Rec Gold, Top Pub Leprechauns versus Darty Deeds, Naughty Courty versus Top Pub Jameson’s, Ex-Services versus Rec P and B, Ram Z versus Top Pub Guinness, Top Pub Newbies versus RSL.

Get down to a venue near you tonight for some great company, great hospitality and some sensational darts from 7.30pm. 

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