Redfern ready to knock out the rest of the competition

By Charlie Whiteley
October 5 2015 - 4:00am
Redfern All Blacks Dean Widders looks to offload in the game against the Original Boomerangs at the Koori Knockout on Sunday. The All Blacks will take on the Newcastle Yowies in a blockbuster at Caltex Park on Monday. 								       Photo: KATHRYN O'SULLIVAN
Redfern All Blacks Dean Widders looks to offload in the game against the Original Boomerangs at the Koori Knockout on Sunday. The All Blacks will take on the Newcastle Yowies in a blockbuster at Caltex Park on Monday. Photo: KATHRYN O'SULLIVAN

IT may not have been one of the highest scoring games but it certainly was one of the most entertaining with the Redfern All Blacks No.1 toppling the Original Boomerangs 18-6 in Sunday's NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout quarter-final action at Caltex Park.

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