Tag: Group 3 Rugby League
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HAWKS GO ON A POINT SCORING FRENZY
The Forster Tuncurry Hawks have clawed their way into fourth position, after a point scoring frenzy at Harry Elliott Oval. The Hawks thrashed the Pirates 56-24.
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STICKING THEIR NECKS OUT TO STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
From rugby league to AFL, hockey to netball – they’re sports that usually have nothing to do with each other. But this weekend, sporting clubs right up to the border will stand as one to stop violence against women.
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MUSTANGS IN TALKS WITH GROUP 3
The Macleay Valley Mustangs have begun talks with Group Three officials, in a bid to rejoin the competition in 2016. Representatives from the club met with officials last week, where they were encouraged to submit an application. Once that’s done, a decision will be made. The side claimed the premiership last year, but was ejected…
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HAWKS THRASHED BY SHARKS
In Group 3 rugby league action, the Port Macquarie Sharks remain undefeated after smashing the Forster-Tuncurry Hawks 42 points to 12.
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TIGERS TAKE DOWN THE BULLS
In Group 3 action, the Wingham Tigers narrowly beat the Taree City Bulls at Jack Neal Oval. As the clock ticked down, the visitors clawed their way back from a deficit to snatch the win by two points.
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BLUES PROVE TOO STRONG FOR PIRATES
While in Group 3 action, Port City had a six point victory over Forster Tuncurry at Regional Stadium. While Wauchope proved too strong for Old Bar, downing the Pirates 26-18.
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BLUES GO DOWN TO THE BREAKERS
The Port City Breakers have muscled their way up the Group 3 ladder, after downing the Wauchope Blues at home. Captain Adrian Daley says the side has been building momentum over the past few weeks.
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WAUCHOPE BEAT FORSTER TUNCURRY BY 4
The Wauchope Blues are sitting comfortably in second place on the Group 3 ladder after downing the Forster Tuncurry Hawks 14-10 on Sunday. After a slow start to the year, captain-coach Justin Laurie says he’s happy with how the side is progressing.
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SHARKS PROVE TOO STRONG FOR BREAKERS
Pride and boasting rights were on the line yesterday, when the Port Macquarie Sharks took on the Port City Breakers. But the Breakers weren’t able to crack the Shark’s undefeated run, going down 32-12.
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WINGHAM THUMPS FORSTER TUNCURRY 30-22
The Wingham Tigers have clawed their way up the Group 3 ladder, after downing Forster-Tuncurry 30-points to 22 in Sunday’s round seven clash. Wingham says it was a much-needed win for the club, setting their semi-final aspirations back on track.