Quality footy on show as teams battle it out in seven RDJRL deciders at Rugby Park
See which teams took the honours in the seven age divisions and check out the photos from the two under-14 deciders here.
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Spectators were treated to some fantastic football as the region’s young guns battled it out in the Rockhampton and District Junior Rugby League grand finals.
Seven premierships were decided at the day-long program at Rugby Park on Saturday.
The under-14 boys game was a thriller, with Brothers White scoring a last-gasp 12-8 win over Yeppoon.
Rockhampton Tigers took the honours in the under-14 girls, while Emu Park claimed the title in the under-17 girls.
The winners in the other boys divisions were Fitzroy Sharks (under-13), Emu Park (under-15), Rockhampton Tigers (under-16) and Cap Coast Brothers (under-17).
Check out the photos from the two under-14 finals here.
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