Bungendore Mudchooks take out top of the ladder battle, Taralga mount furious comeback in round seven

Sam Baker
Updated May 24 2022 - 4:29pm, first published 12:30pm
DOMINANCE: The Mudchooks continue to hold down first place convincingly with a 31-19 win over the second place Bushrangers. Picture: Pause Every Moment.
DOMINANCE: The Mudchooks continue to hold down first place convincingly with a 31-19 win over the second place Bushrangers. Picture: Pause Every Moment.

Round seven of the 2022 South Coast Monaro Rugby Union season saw a number of excellent matches over the weekend, with some incredible comebacks as well as some surprising outcomes.

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Sam Baker

Sam Baker

Journalist

Sam Baker is Journalist with the South Coast Register on the South Coast of NSW. He also contributes work to The Batemans Bay Post, Milton Ulladulla Times, Southern Highlands News and Illawarra Mercury. Email: sam.baker@austcommunitymedia.com.au Phone: 0472 904 583

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