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The relief was only temporary for CSU after their drought-breaking win over Narromine the week before, as they were thumped 64-5 by Dubbo Kangaroos on Saturday at University Oval.

Playing to keep their Central West Rugby Union finals ambitions alive, the 'Roos took advantage of an ordinary uni side to run in 10 tries and earn a bonus point to jump past Cowra on the competition ladder into fifth.

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It was not their prettiest performance of the season but the Dubbo Kangaroos returned home from Parkes with a bonus point win after defeating the Boars 29-19 on Saturday.

The defending premiers needed a victory as they entered the weekend seven points off fifth spot and a place in the finals.

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Dubbo Kangaroos captain Shaun McHugh is still confident in his side's Blowes Clothing Cup finals chances but admitted the horror injury list in 2015 is starting to take its toll.

The defending premiers sit in sixth after last week's heavy loss to Orange Emus and tomorrow they travel to Parkes to take on the seventh-placed Boars.

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Three Dubbo rugby players earned the privilege of representing Country NSW against ACT last weekend.

Too big, too fast, too strong and too clinical.

That was the simple assessment of Orange Emus 41-12 bonus-point win over Dubbo Kangaroos at Caltex Park on Sunday.

The six-tries-to-two result was a fair assessment of a match in which Emus controlled things from the outset as they dominated field position and gave their electric outside backs a chance to shine.

Orange Emus ran riot against Dubbo earlier this season, but just as the greens found out in the 2014 Blowes Clothing Cup grand final, playing the Kangaroos at home is a different kettle of fish.

The greens return to the scene of last year's grand final loss to Dubbo on Saturday, but Emus co-coach Graydon Staniforth says No.1 Oval holds no demons for his players, despite the 42-24 demolition job the Kangaroos did on them that day.

It was edge of the seat stuff during the final 10 minutes of Saturday's Blowes Clothing Cup clash between the Dubbo Kangaroos and Bathurst Bulldogs at No. 1 Oval.

A Bathurst try with eight minutes to go brought the visitors within six points of the Roos and from there on they dominated possession, with their forward pack bashing the Dubbo tryline over and over again.

It was edge of the seat stuff during the final 10 minutes of Saturday's Blowes Clothing Cup clash between the Dubbo Kangaroos and Bathurst Bulldogs at No. 1 Oval.

A Bathurst try with eight minutes to go brought the visitors within six points of the Roos and from there on they dominated possession, with their forward pack bashing the Dubbo tryline over and over again.

Dubbo Kangaroos' captain Shaun McHugh has been impressed by the Bathurst Bulldogs in 2015 but feels a few small changes can get his own side's premiership defence back on track.

The Roos were dealt a blow last week when they fell out of the top five after going down to Orange City and on Saturday they welcome the third-placed Bulldogs to No. 1 Oval.

For a moment at Pride Park on Saturday, Dubbo Roos looked like their Blowes Clothing Cup premiership defence was mounting an almost irresistible charge.

Up 10-7 over the current competition leaders Orange City, a Filisione Pauta-inspired Dubbo outfit had ‘we’re back’ written all over it.