Under 16s: After a hiccup, last week Young were back on the winning train beating Temora 32-10. The first 10 mins were a tough start with Young coming out on top with a try to Ned Evans. Temora hit straight back tying the score four all. That was the only time they crossed the line in the first half. Young scored three more tries dominating and at half time led 20-4. Young started the second half slowly after a dropped ball from the kick off. Nick Hall then got the boys back on track scoring which made the score 26-4 then a a try to Tom Jenkins with Jacob Lucas converting to make the score 32-4. Temora scored a late try to make the final score 32-10. Players player was Jack Staff. The 16’s welcomed Nick Hall back with open arms after finishing his commitments to the Canberra Raiders, and are looking forward to having Will Hills back next week which will give the 16’s their full side for the first time this year. – Brad Petit.
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Under 18s: Young five-eight Will Manwaring scored a personal tally of 32 points to help his side to victory over Temora at Alfred Oval on Sunday. Young were far too strong for the dragons going to the half time break leading 30 to four and going on with it in the second half to win 64 to 16. Try scorers for young Will Manwaring, Jayden Cutting, Kye Tiedeman, Will Canellis, Zac Sell, Henry Berry, Jonah Potts, Jake Davis, Will Manwaring kicked 8 goals. – Steve Mcillhatton.
League Tag: Poor defence cost the Cherryettes a win on the weekend over revivals Temora Dragons. The girls had been practicing their attack throughout the week and just missed easy tags on the weekend costing them a game. The first half of the game just didn't go their way, down 24-6 at half time, they knew that there was a lot of work to do. In the second half they played hard, special mention to Anna Hall and Laura Eastlake who were dominate in attack, not missing a beat - hitting the ball hard and making valuable meters. Final score 16-36. Try scorers - Tayla Collier, Lucy Jones, Laura Eastlake and two conversions Laura Eastalke. Elevations Restaurants player’s player Laura Eastlake. This weekend they take on Wagga Brothers, knowing how strong the Wagga girls are there will be a clear focus on strong defence for this weekend’s game. - Jessica Mcinerney.
Reserve Grade: Young’s Reserve grade’s winning run came to an end on the weekend at the hands of the Temora Dragons to the tune of 20 points to 12. The game started hard and after only nine minutes in Young was dealt a huge blow with Halfback Matt Murray taken from the field with suspected concussion. Temora returned to the field in the second half the fresher of the two and posted another try and conversion after only seven minutes. Ten minutes later they were in again under the posts and Young was up against an 18 to nil score line. Young’s didn’t give up and through some clever work up the middle by hooker Rob Plain a rampaging Alex Slavin slammed the ball down under the posts for their first try. A classic dummy half try to Rob Plain and conversion to Young with only 40 seconds to go in the game made the score a little bit more respectable but it was too little too late. The Reggie’s start a hard run against Brothers, Albury and Tumut in the next few weeks and will have to improve in attack and defence if they are to be a real threat this season. – Cameron Jones.
