The Tigers were never headed as they piled on eight tries. Led by Brian Moss and Kepu Nathan, the forward pack dominated the day.

The Tigers led 24-12 at the break and raced away to a match winning lead midway through the second half, late in the game the tigers were reduced to twelve men with a controversial sin binning, and the Roosters struck scoring four tries in the final minutes, but they were never going to catch the tigers.

Across the park the tigers played as a team and kept in the ‘arm wrestle’ when needed. With Kepu, Moss and the Walkers dominating, the tiger’s halves, Damian and Tim Kennedy had a field day setting up their runners.

The tiger’s victory was even more impressive without speedy backs Phil Butler and Sam O’Malveney.

Best and Fairest Points went to Kepu Nathan, Nick Whatman, Rob Burn and

Pat Kennedy. Any of the eighteen players could have received points on the day.

Canowindra 48 (Kepu Nathan 3, Brian Moss, Damian Kennedy, Nick Whatman, Rob Burn, Waihe Upegueto tries. Rob Burn 8 goals) def Peak Hill 36.

League Tag

The League Tag girls enjoyed the bye. This Sunday they prepare for the Road trip to Condobolin.

Open Juniors

In the Open Juniors grudge match between Canowindra and Peak Hill it was all Canowindra as they won comfortably 26-0. The tigers led 10-0 at the break and went on with the job after half time. Most pleasing for all tiger’s fans was the defence as they kept the talented Roosters team scoreless.

Canowindra 26 (Josh Cooney 2, Karl Maere, Stuart Scott, Tom Roth tries. Stuart Scott 2, Luke Watt goals) def Peak Hill 0

Round 13

This Sunday the Tigers head to Condobolin in all three grades. The open juniors kick off at 11:45. The League Tag Girls 1:00pm and first grade 2:00pm.

Coming Events

Ladies day will be held on the Tigers home game against the Molong Bulls in a fortnight’s time. All ladies attending the game will receive complimentary wine in the Marquee lounge.