URGENT UPDATE: The Riverina sports scene is ablaze with action this weekend as teams fight for finals positions. Key matchups are set to unfold today, with the stakes higher than ever for players and fans alike.
In a pivotal clash, the Rock-Yerong Creek aims to secure their spot in the finals while celebrating captain Curtis Steele‘s milestone game. Their chances hinge on defeating rivals, with the pressure mounting as both Marrar and Coleambally look to thwart their ambitions. Meanwhile, East Wagga-Kooringal will showcase AFL premiership winner Campbell Brown in a face-off against North Wagga, making this a must-watch event.
Over in the Riverina League, the Wagga Tigers have a golden opportunity to propel themselves into the top five when they host Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes, who are currently without a coach. As the action unfolds, Leeton-Whitton and Griffith battle for a rare win, while Narrandera faces off against Collingullie-Wagga.
This Sunday, Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong will host a crucial match against Turvey Park, adding to the weekend’s excitement.
In the Southern Inland competition, the Reddies look to return to form as they host Griffith. It’s ladies day for the highly anticipated clash between Wagga City and Ag College, while Tumut prepares to take on Albury.
Notably, there will be no Group Nine or Group 20 matches this weekend due to the Junee Knockout. Instead, all eyes will be on the ProTen Cup, which culminates in grand finals today at Hillston. In a thrilling repeat matchup, Barellan will challenge Ivanhoe for the third consecutive time, as Barellan seeks their first ProTen Cup title since its inception.
This weekend promises to be a turning point for many teams, making it a critical time for players and supporters. Stay tuned for live updates and results as these high-stakes matches unfold across the Riverina.
