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The CSU Eagles? New tier tosses up colts change as 2018 structure confirmed
Tom Dewhurst and the Cowra Eagles will contest the top tier of Central West Rugby Union in 2018.
Numbers game to prove biggest hurdle in potential move up a tier
ON THE CHARGE: Blayney co-coach Baz Hobby says the top Rams side could compete in a new second tier, but fielding two teams will be a challenge. Photo: NICK McGRATH
Cowra and CSU link up as tiered competition is confirmed for 2018
IT'S ALL HAPPENING: Peter Veenstra, at CWRU HQ on Monday, unveiled a new CEO and confirmed the 2018 structure for competitions.
Nick McGrath
Numbers game to prove Blayney’s biggest hurdle in potential move up a tier
ON THE CHARGE: Blayney co-coach Baz Hobby says the top Rams side could compete in a new second tier, but fielding two teams will be a challenge. Photo: NICK McGRATH
Nick McGrath
Numbers game to prove Blayney’s biggest hurdle in potential move up a tier
ON THE CHARGE: Blayney co-coach Baz Hobby says the top Rams side could compete in a new second tier, but fielding two teams will be a challenge. Photo: NICK McGRATH
Nick McGrath
Blayney Ram-bushes Tuskers to claim hat-trick of southern titles | Photos
CHAMPS: Blayney proved too strong for Temora, winning the GrainCorp Cup south grand final 47-8 at King George Oval. Photos: NICK McGRATH
Nick McGrath

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