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Eden Tigers and Woden Valley Rams crowned winners of the inaugural Batemans Bay Monaro Knockout

The Eden Tigers have won the Open Men's Cup and the Woden Valley Rams were awarded the Ladies League Tag Cup after both sides cruised away to comfortable victories in the Batemans Bay Monaro Knockout Grand Final.

Open Men's Cup

Eden Tigers 24 d Batemans Bay Tigers 4

The Eden Tigers have run away with an impressive win over the Batemans Bay Tigers on Sunday afternoon to take out the first-ever Batemans Bay Monaro Knockout Cup Grand Final.

Led by former Raider, Adrian Purtell, Eden's attack was on-point as they ran riot over the Batemans Bay side on their home turf.

Eden Tigers' campaign was impressive, after defeating last year's George Tooke Shield premiers, Crookwell 22-nil, and knocking-off eventual runners-up, Batemans Bay 16-4 in the earlier stages of the competition.

They've set a benchmark for the standard to win the Monaro Knockout and will now hold the Cup until the 2024 competition.

Ladies League Tag Cup

Woden Valley Rams 30 d Cootamundra Bulldogs 0

The Woden Valley Rams have comfortably won the very first Monaro Knockout Ladies League Tag Cup Grand Final, after defeating fellow George Tooke Shield representatives Cootamundra 30-nil.

The Rams didn't have it the easy way early on in the competition, drawing the reigning George Tooke Shield premiers, Harden Hawks, twice over the two days.

Woden got the better of Harden on the Friday night, running away with an 18-4 victory.

Before, coming away with a gritty 6-nil win over them Saturday morning to eliminate the undefeated premiers from the Knockout.

Cootamundra had a gallant effort in the grand final after impressing throughout the knockout stages ahead of a promising 2023 season in the George Tooke Shield.

Open Men's Plate

Snowy River Bears 22 d Crookwell Green Devils 6

Ladies League Tag Plate

Crookwell Green Devils 12 d Bungendore Tigers 8

Acknowledgement of Country

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