by MISS MUTTON
It was a hot day in Walgett on Saturday 7 September, as the Flamin Galahs fought tooth and nail for their chance at the premiership trophy.
Nerves were high throughout the Gulargambone side, with players and supporters alike anticipating a tough game against the undefeated Nyngan Bogan Bulls.
The girls started off strongly, with little momentum gained by either side due to each team’s tight defence, leading to the first quarter coming and going with no score on the board.
Nyngan were the first to . . .
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