With the scores locked at nil-all at the end of the first quarter, St Pat's pounced for two quick tries in the second quarter before going on to win the match by 20 points.

While St Pat's won comfortably, Medlyn gave credit to the Woodbridge team, saying they were in the game from start to finish.

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"We knew Woodbridge was going to be tough," he said.

"There was a bit of an arm wrestle in the first quarter at nil-all, which is credit to both forward packs because the ball never went out wide. Second quarter, we managed to score a couple of tries, which were pretty lucky tries.

"Woodbridge were in the game all the way through, having some good front rowers and a nippy fullback. Their number six was really handy too.

"We knew they were going to be tough, we just had to turn up and try and match them."

In other Western under 21s matches, Dubbo Macquarie Raiders won easily 36-4 against Forbes Magpies, while Orange CYMS forfeited to Dubbo CYMS.

While St Pat's had a healthy win, it wasn't enough to go above Dubbo CYMS on point differences.

Macquarie and Forbes occupy the other two finals spots in third and fourth, heading into the final round of the home and away season on Saturday.

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