The South Burnett Eagles make a break towards the Pirates’ line
The women’s game isn’t any softer than the men’s …

March 29, 2022

A good crowd turned out at Wondai Sportsground on Saturday afternoon to cheer on the South Burnett Eagles Open Women’s team taking on the experienced Noosa Pirates.

It was a keenly contested trial game played at the Eagles’ homeground where they have been training hard in recent weeks.

At the end of the first quarter, the South Burnett were ahead 6-4 after Jaz Stephens scored and converted her own try.

South Burnett’s defence was tested in the second quarter but held well, with Noosa ahead by just four points at half-time, 10-6.

But the Pirates set sail after the break, with the final score blowing out to 30-6.

This was the Eagles’ first time on the paddock for 2022 and a great hitout for the team ahead of the season.

The Pirates’ defence was strong, but the Eagles’ also kept out determined raids by the visitors
The experienced Noosa side kept the Eagles’ attack tied down
Maddie Edgerton makes a break to put the first points on the board for the Noosa Pirates

 

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