190 MEGA GALLERY: River Rats Girls 7s home game
MEGA GALLERY: Every photo taken at the Chinchilla River Rats Girls under 15s and 17s home game on Sunday, August 16.
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THE Chinchilla River Rats girls 15s and 17s battled it out on their home turf on Sunday, August 16.
Check out all the photo's on the mega 190 photo gallery below:
Here are the scores from the carnival:
Chinchilla River Rats Under 15s:
River Rats Under 15s Vs Warwick; won 29-0
River Rats Under 15s Vs Toowoomba Bears 14s; won 22-0
River Rats Under 15s Vs Toowoomba Bears 15s; lost 29-10
River Rats Under 15s Vs USQ; won 40-5
Chinchilla River Rats Under 17s:
River Rats Vs Warwick; won 20-5
River Rats Vs Toowoomba Bears; lost 34-10
The next time the Girls Rugby 7s take to the field will be Sunday, September 13 - although the men's home game is this Saturday, August 22 at Bulldog Park, so be sure to head down and support the boys.
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