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WEEKEND SPORTS RESULTS 19 August 2013 CENTRAL WEEKEND SPORTS RESULTS 19 August 2013 CENTRAL WEST BLOWES CUP RUGBY UNION Rd 18 – last round BATHURST BULLDOGS 29 CSU BATHURST 14 ORANGE CITY LIONS 34 ORANGE EMUS 18 PARKES BOARS 40 NARROMINE GORILLAS 5 FORBES PLATYPII 21 COWRA EAGLES 14 DUBBO KANGAROOS BYE Or City 75, Pks 56, Cowra 48, Roos 36, B’dogs 34, Forbes 33, Narro 28, CSU 27, Emus 26 Next week’s Finals Draw at end of results ANFD CUP Southern Conference Grand Final MOLONG MAGPIES 18 BLAYNEY RAMS 17 ANFD CUP Northern Conference Finals MUDGEE WOMBATS (QF) 38 DUBBO RHINOS 10 YEOVAL EAGLES (Elim) 25 TRANGIE TIGERS 18 COOLAH ROOS Maj MUDGEE WOMBATS 24/8 DUBBO RHINOS Min YEOVAL EAGLES 25/8 Western Plains Rugby Union Minor Semi-finals WALGETT RAMS (First) 29 NYNGAN BULLS 7 BOURKE RAMS (Second) 41 NYNGAN BULLS 10 COONAMBLE RAMS (First) Maj BOURKE RAMS 24/8 COONAMBLE RAMS WALGETT RAMS Southern Inland Rugby Union Premier Division Walsh and Blair Cup Semi-Finals ALBURY STEAMERS (Maj) 29 CSU REDDIES 24 WAGGA WARATAHS (Min) 39 WAGGA CITY 24 CSU REDDIES Fin WAGGA WARATAHS 15 First Division – Romano’s Cup Finals COOTA TRI-COLOURS 24 LEETON PHANTOMS 12 TEMORA TUSKERS 31 TUMUT BULLS 10 HAY CUTTERS 15 JUNEE 0 WAGGA AG COLLEGE QF COOTAMUNDRA 24/8 GRIFFITH BLACKS QF TEMORA TUSKERS Third Grade Semi-Finals HAY CUTTERS (Maj) 15 JUNEE 0 RARC (Min) 29 WAGGA AG COLLEGE 12 JUNEE Fin RARC RUGBY LEAGUE GROUP XI Elimination Finals – Kennard Park Wellington Sat 17th DUBBO MACQUARIE (First) 34 WELLINGTON COWBOYS 32 WELLINGTON COWBOYS (Res) 28 NARROMINE JETS 24 MACQUARIE RAIDERS (Jnrs) 22 FORBES MAGPIES 10 Qualifying Finals – Larkin Oval, Nyngan Sun 18th PARKES SPACEMEN (First) 18 NYNGAN TIGERS 16 NYNGAN TIGERS (Res) 18 MACQUARIE RAIDERS 14 PARKES SPACEMEN (Jnrs) 22 NARROMINE JETS 18 NEXT WEEK Major Semi-finals – Apex Oval Dubbo Sat 24 DUBBO CYMS FISHIES (First) PARKES SPACEMEN DUBBO CYMS FISHIES (Res) NYNGAN TIGERS DUBBO CYMS FISHIES (Jnrs) MACQUARIE RAIDERS Minor Semi-finals – Apex Oval Dubbo Sun 25 NYNGAN TIGERS (First) MACQUARIE RAIDERS MACQUARIE RAIDERS (Res) WELLINGTON COWBOYS FORBES MAGPIES (Jnrs) PARKES SPACEMEN GROUP X Elimination Finals – Jack Arrow Oval, Bathurst Sat 17th OBERON TIGERS (First) 40 BATHURST ST PATS 24 LITHGOW WORKIES (Res) 20 ORANGE CYMS 0 ORANGE CYMS (Jnrs) 32 LITHGOW WORKIES 16 LITHGOW WORKIES (LTag) 26 COWRA MAGPIES 14 Qualifying Finals – Tony Luchetti Sportsground, Lithgow Sun 18th ORANGE CYMS (First) 20 LITHGOW WOLVES 12 BATHURST ST PATS (Res) 28 COWRA MAGPIES 16 COWRA MAGPIES (Jnrs) 14 ORANGE HAWKS 0 ORANGE CYMS (League Tag) 24 BATHURST ST PATS 16 NEXT WEEK Major Semi-finals – Wade Park, Orange Sun 25th ORANGE HAWKS (First) ORANGE CYMS COWRA MAGPIES (Res) LITHGOW WORKIES BATHURST PANTHERS (Jnrs) COWRA MAGPIES BATHURST PANTHERS(Lg Tag) ORANGE CYMS Minor Semi-Finals – Tony Luchetti Sportsground Sat 24th LITHGOW WOLVES (First) OBERON TIGERS COWRA MAGPIES (Res) LITHGOW WORKIES ORANGE HAWKS (Jnrs) ORANGE CYMS BATHURST ST PATS (Lg Tag) LITHGOW WORKIES CASTLEREAGH LEAGUE CUP Semi-Finals COONABARABRAN UNICORNS (Maj) 48 GILGANDRA PANTHERS 12 GILGANDRA PANTHERS Fin DUNEDOO SWANS 24/8 COONABARABRAN UNICORNS GF WOODBRIDGE CUP Rd 18 – last round CANOWINDRA TIGERS 42 GRENFELL GOANNAS 26 CARGO BLUE HEELERS 36 TRUNDLE BOOMERS 26 PEAK HILL ROOSTERS 42 CONDOBOLIN RAMS 42 EUGOWRA EAGLES BYE GOOLAGONG COWBOYS BYE Eug 36, Cargo 29, Tru 25, Pk Hill 22, Can 22, Condo 20, Goo 12, Gre 10 Elimination Final at Peak Hill, Sat Peak Hill v Canowindra - 1st Grade 3.00pm Eugowra v Molong - Ladies League Tag 12:30 Grenfell v Eugowra - Youth League 1.40pm Qualifying final at Trundle, Sun Cargo v Trundle - 1st Grade 2.00pm Canowindra v Condobolin - Youth League 12.40 Canowindra v Grenfell - Ladies League Tag 11.30 BARWON-DARLING CUP Grand Final at Walgett WALGETT 50 BOURKE 10 CENTENNIAL COAL CUP Rd 12 KANDOS WARATAHS 78 WANG WARRIORS 0 CSU YELLOW CSU BLUE LITHGOW BEARS PORTLAND COLTS KANDOS WARATAHS Major CSU YELLOW VILLAGES UNITED Minor LITHGOW BEARS Kan 30, CSU Yell 22, Vill United 20, Lit 19, Wang 13, Bar 10, CSU Blue 4, Portland 0 WESTERN PREMIER LEAGUE HOCKEY Women Qualifying Finals BATHURST ST PATS (Qual) 2 ORANGE EX-SERVICES 1 BATHURST SOUTHS (Elim) 3 BATHURST CITY 2 LITHGOW PANTHERS BATHURST ST PATS ORANGE EX-SERVICES BATHURST SOUTHS Men Rd 14 – last round BATHURST SOUTHS 3 ORANGE WANDERERS 1 LITHGOW ZIG-ZAG 3 PARKES UNITED 2 BATHURST ST PATS 3 LITHGOW PANTHERS 3 LITHGOW PANTHERS Major BATHURST SOUTHS BATHURST ST PATS Minor PARKES UNITED Pan 48, Sths 42, St Pts 40, Parkes 22, Lith Zig-Zag 20, Wanderers 8 NORTHERN RIVERINA AFL Grand Final TULLIBIGEAL GRASSHOPPERS 15.13-103 BARELLAN 7.9-51 CENTRAL WEST AFL Preliminary final ORANGE TIGERS 16.12-108 COWRA BLUES 14.11-95 BATHURST BUSHRANGERS Gr Final ORANGE TIGERS MATCH TIMES FOR SEMI-FINALS SATURDAY 24TH AUGUST AT NORTH PARKES OVAL, PARKES BLOWES CLOTHING CUP QUALIFYING SEMI-FINALS Colts CSU Bathurst v Parkes 10:50 am Third Grade Dubbo Kangaroos v Orange City 12:10 pm Second Grade Bathurst Bulldogs v Charles Sturt University Bathurst 1:30 pm First Grade Parkes v Cowra 3:15 pm SUNDAY 25TH AUGUST AT VICTORIA NUMBER 1 OVAL, DUBBO BLOWES CLOTHING CUP ELIMINATION SEMI-FINALS Colts Forbes v Dubbo Kangaroos 10:50 am Third Grade Bathurst Bulldogs v Charles Sturt University Bathurst 12:10 pm Second Grade Dubbo Kangaroos v Orange Emus 1:30 pm First Grade Dubbo Kangaroos v Bathurst Bulldogs 3:15 pm ANFD CUP NORTHERN SAT 24TH AUGUST MAJOR SEMI-FINAL AT BOWEN OVAL, COOLAH Coolah v Mudgee SUN 25TH AUGUST MINOR SEMI-FINAL AT APEX OVAL, DUBBO Dubbo Rhinos v Yeoval Group 10 semi finals week 2 Minor Semi Final Saturday at Tony Luchetti Sportsground Lithgow 10:30 (approx) League Tag Bathurst St Pats v Lithgow Workies 11:45 (approx) Under 18s Orange Hawks v Orange Cyms 12:55 (approx) First Division Cowra Magpies v Lithgow Workies 2:10 (approx) Premier League Lithgow Workies v Oberon Tigers Major Semi Final Sunday at Wade Park Orange 10:30 (approx) League Tag Bathurst Panthers v Orange Cyms 11:45 (approx) Under 18s Bathurst Panthers v Cowra Magpies 12:55 (approx) First Division Bathurst Panthers v Bathurst St Pats 2:10 (approx) Premier League Orange Hawks v Orange Cyms Centennial Coal Cup Saturday Major Semi: Kandos v CSU Yellow 2:30 at Kandos Minor Semi: Villages v Lithgow 2:30 Venue TBA .
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