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Roo friends

Our biggest fund-raiser is only a week away and we need your help next Thursday and Fri to set up for the most anticipated event on the western social calendar!

Will you give us a hand to set up the tent and pack the cellar on Thursday (around 10)?Or can you join us on Friday afternoon to lay out the marquee with tables, chairs and all the sundry others.

It is a great way to get involved AND to get to know other club tragics better.

If you can help please give Chris Davis a bell on 0417-023-251.

Photos from last weekend's games by David Campion.

League or union, it doesn't matter, St Mary's Primary School is top of the crop in both rugby codes!

The 13-a-side rugby league team's emphatic 34-4 win over St Joseph's School Taree earned them the NSW Independent & Catholic Primary Schools Challenge (NSWICPSC) trophy. It came hot on the heels of their NSW Catholic Primary Schools Rugby Union 10s State Finals last month.

The Dubbo Kangaroos are still alive in every grade after a hugely successful first weekend of finals in the Blowes Clothing Cup.

As well as the first grade side winning over Mudgee at home the second grade Roos did the same.

Read the Daily Liberal article: www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/3315276/roos-title-hopes-still-alive

Mudgee Wombats coach Neil McDonald has labelled the Dubbo Kangaroos as serious contenders in this season's Blowes Clothing Cup title after witnessing the defending premiers run rampant against his side at No. 1 Oval on Sunday.

The Wombats travelled to No. 1 Oval and were right in the elimination semi-final contest for the first hour but a number of uncharacteristic errors and some huge hits were the hallmark of the game for much of it.

Read the Daily Liberal article: www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/3315187/roos-right-in-the-hunt

Dubbo Kangaroos captain Shaun McHugh will lead his side into Sunday's minor semi-final against the Mudgee Wombats and is well aware his side can play even better than they did last week, when they defeated the Wombats 34-24.

The Roos and Wombats meet again but the difference is this time the match is at Dubbo's No. 1 Oval and this time it's Blowes Clothing Cup finals time with the loser facing elimination.

Read the Daily Liberal article: www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/3310604/dubbo-ready-to-peak-for-critical-semi-final

Dubbo Kangaroos' first grade side will not be the only team in action this weekend, with the club looking to progress deeper into the 2015 season in all four grades of the Blowes Clothing Cup.

The Roos face Mudgee in the top grade elimination final, but prior to that match at No.1 Oval on Sunday they will also face the Wombats in the second grade elimination final at the same venue.

Read the Daily Liberal article: www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/3310606/roos-aiming-to-go-all-the-way-in-2015

Mudgee has seven days to come up with a plan to beat the Dubbo Kangaroos after they were humbled 34-24 by the defending Blowes Cup champions on Saturday.

The bonus point gained by the Wombats in the loss ensured they qualified for their first finals series since rejoining the competition two years ago, but they now face the task of meeting the Roos again in a sudden-death minor semi-final at No.1 Oval

Read the Daily Liberal article: www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/3299470/wombats-looking-to-regroup-after-loss

Dubbo Kangaroos' old boys club, the Roo Teds, may be disbanding but they will continue to play a role in the game after making a donation to the local junior club.

A lack of members has forced the club to shut down, but they emptied their bank account recently and this week presented a cheque for $1906.64 to juniors president Tony Holman and vice-president Mark O'Donnell.

Read the Daily Liberal article: www.dailyliberal.com.au/story/3296800/roo-teds-playing-their-part-in-keeping-the-game-alive.