CSU rugby league club’s co-president Brad Rushby is confident last season’s premier CSU Mungals league tag team will be the benchmark again this year.
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The Bathurst club has two women’s teams this season, with very strong on-campus interest, and most of 2016’s grand final side to play again.
It is only a week before the first ball is kicked in 2017 when Kandos will host Portland at Kandos Waratah Park.
Kandos Tiara-tahs, this year coached by Waratahs’ life member and former first grade coach Glenn Osgood, surprised many good sides when they came from well back in the pack to make their way through to the grand final.
Wallerawang’s Todd Lane claims that, as defending club champions, his club is looking competitive, with Andrew Ward to be a mentor.
Blackheath will join the Midwest League Tag competition but they are an unknown quantity with little known about their makeup and prospects.
