While the Ovens and Murray and Hume leagues took a break over the weekend, there was still plenty of football and netball action to be found in the Tallangatta and Upper Murray leagues.
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It all came down to just a one-goal difference between Tallangatta and Kiewa Sandy Creek in the netball, while it was the Hawks that left victorious in the football.
Cudgewa's premiership credentials received a boost after they defeated Bullioh by six points, while in soccer news Murray United suffered a loss to Northcote City.
Albury Thunder and Albury-Wodonga Steamers both had successful weekends out on the field.
Pictures: JAMES WILTSHIRE, MARK JESSER and TARA TREWHELLA.
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- Chiltern stage thrilling comeback against Dederang-Mt Beauty
- Cudgewa secure home ground advantage for second semi-final
- Murray United outworked by polished Northcote City outfit at home
- Steamers overcome loss of 12 players to belt CSU in SIRU
- Bandits' post win against Bendigo and loss to Dandenong in double header
- Tallangatta steal win against Kiewa Sandy Creek in a nail-biter
- Wangaratta claws back in league race with win over Albury United
- Albury-Wodonga Bandits slip outside the top eight after two losses
- Wangaratta closer to league title after win against Albury United
- Yackandandah appoints Darren Holmes as coach for two years
- Boomers produce victory against Albury City with second half goal
- CR United moves even further ahead in division one men's hockey
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Georgia Smith
Sports Journalist
