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September 2018
The rugby action continues this weekend when the Under 15s and Under 16s vie for championship titles across NSW and Queensland.
Country finals have wrapped up and what a season it was. Across the nine Country Rugby zones, there were 46 grand finals over six weeks.
Both Sydney and NSW Country endured heartbreaking losses on the weekend to Fiji and Canberra Vikings respectively. But their attention now switches to their upcoming fixtures this weekend, where they will hope to go the distance. A must win encounter for NSW Country if they want to make the 2018 finals. 
The draw for the inaugural U19 Rugby Championship (URC) has been confirmed, kicking off on Saturday 29 September at Viking Park in Canberra.

NSW Country will be aiming for an Armidale Double tomorrow afternoon, while Sydney have another jammed pack day of rugby at Concord Oval.

 

Sydney Women will take on NSW Country Women in their first of two exhibition clashes at 1310 AEST at Concord Oval.
Country finals rugby wrap up this weekend, and it’s all happening on the Lower Mid North Coast on Saturday.
On a night that acknowledged rugby from the beach to the bush, it also highlighted the tremendous contribution of the game’s volunteers.

The best Under 19s talent in the State will be on display at Leichhardt Oval tonight when the Sydney and NSW Country teams play in the curtain-raiser to the NRC derby.

Wednesday 19 September

SYDNEY vs NSW COUNTRY, Leichhardt Oval at 1905 AEST 

Broadcast details: The match will be broadcast live on Fox Sports 503

 
Sydney and NSW Country will do battle on Wednesday in a NSW derby that will bring to the fore a rivalry that dates back to the 1960s. Sydney Assistant Coach Julian Huxley and NSW Country Head Coach Darren Coleman look back on their last matches and highlights where the derby will be won or lost.
The NSW Waratahs have added to their front row stocks by securing the signature of young Warringah prop Rory O’Connor until 2020.

Written by Stephen O'Brien

 

It’s another huge weekend for the Country Rugby zones with four-zone grand finals taking place this weekend. Central Coast, Central North, Illawarra and Newcastle Hunter all have their grand finals this Saturday.
The top two women’s teams will take centre stage on Saturday when the Jack Scott Cup is on the line. Sydney University and Warringah will take on each other for the silverware as part of a rugby bonanza at Woollahra Oval.
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