Camels first hit out

April 13, 2022 tcwadmin 130422, 2022, Local Sport
The Cobar Camels’ Tony Jacklin (with the ball) put in a high work rate in his team’s
preseason game against the combined Bourke/Brewarrina team at Ailsa Fitzsimmons
Memorial Oval on Saturday. The visitors had a 17-0 lead going into the final third
and that was the way the score stayed with neither side able to cross for any further
points. The Western Plains Rugby Union competition kicks off at the end of the month.

The Cobar Camels’ Tony Jacklin (with the ball) put in a high work rate in his team’s
preseason game against the combined Bourke/Brewarrina team at Ailsa Fitzsimmons
Memorial Oval on Saturday. The visitors had a 17-0 lead going into the final third
and that was the way the score stayed with neither side able to cross for any further
points. The Western Plains Rugby Union competition kicks off at the end of the month.

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