Canberra Raiders Cup: Washout Round Wrap
It was an action-packed weekend in the Blumers Lawyers Canberra Raiders Cup, with teams giving their all as the regular season nears its end.
Queanbeyan Kangaroos 38 defeat Belconnen United Sharks 20
The Queanbeyan Kangaroos had a point to prove as they claimed a strong win over the Belconnen United Sharks.
Roos' recent recruit Lachlan Bristrow proved his worth once again by scoring a double to aid his team's victory.
Jesse Dent was outstanding in the back row for the Roos, earning man of the match honors.
The Sharks were threatening with possession, getting 20 points on the board, but ultimately fell short.
The result is a reflection of the Roos' consistency in the lead up to finals time, as they continue to push for a top two spot.
Queanbeyan Blues 46 defeat Gungahlin Bulls 14
The Queanbeyan Blues secured a huge 32 poiny victory over the Gungahlin Bulls on Saturday.
Key spine players for the Blues, Josh Pokoney and Dylan Mclachlan, were both successful in claiming doubles on the day.
The result sees the Blues stay on top of the ladder, as they look to claim big wins in their last two matches to secure the minor premiership.
With two more games left and a round 18 bye, the Bulls will look to finish their seasons on a high note.
Tuggeranong Bushrangers 36 defeat Yass Magpies 32
The Tuggeranong Bushrangers claimed a nail-biting four point victory against the Yass Magpies at Walker Park.
Bushrangers second rower Joshua Eppelstun had an outstanding performance, finding the try line on two occasions.
Five different players scored for Yass, showcasing an all-around team performance, despite the result not going their way.
With the Magpies and Bushrangers out of finals contention, they aim to finish the year strongly in the final three rounds of the 2024 season.
Woden Valley Rams 36 defeat West Belconnen Warriors 10
The Woden Valley Rams bounced back from their previous loss with a 26 point victory over the West Belconnen Warriors on Sunday.
Rams centre Gideon Afemui played a crucial role in securing the large win, scoring twice and successfully converting four goals.
After four consecutive losses and being ruled out of finals contention, the Warriors aim to bounce back and finish the 2024 season strongly.
With the bye this coming weekend, the Rams risk losing their top two spot. They'll place importance on securing big wins in the last two rounds of the season.
