Kennard Park, Wellington, juniors kick-off at 12pm. First grade is scheduled to start at 3pm:

COWBOYS: 1 Will Lousick, 2 CJ Ralph, 3 Steve Gordon, 4 Brock Naden, 5 Aidan Ryan, 6 Mason Williams, 7 Josh Griffiths, 8 Mac Dutfield, 9 Dennis Moran, 10 Dave Drydon, 11 Tristan Lumley, 12 Jack Kempston, 13 Trav Waddell; Bench: 16 Wade Peachey, 17 James Stanley.

COACH: Justin Toomey-White, Aiden Ryan.

CYMS: 1 Brad Pickering, 2 Viliame Taruva, 3 Jyie Chapman, 4 Corey Cox, 5 Nick Karydis, 6 Alex Bonham, 7 Harry Kempston, 8 Jarryn Powyer, 9 Cameron Dennis, 10 Hayden Chapman, 11 Alex Ronayne, 12 Wade Kavanagh, 13 Billy Sing; Bench: 14 Tom Yeo, 15 Jayden Merritt, 16 Kaleb Binge.

COACH: Jarryn Powyer.

SUNDAY, June 23

ASTLEY CUP RUGBY LEAGUE: Dubbo College storms to stunning victory over fancied Bathurst boys

Apex Oval, Dubbo, league tag kick-off at 11am. First grade scheduled to start at 2.30pm:

RAIDERS: 1 Sam Coe, 2 Moavuka Kavaefiafi, 3 Tremaine Francis, 4 Filisone Pauta, 5 Danny Ryan, 6 Bosche Satrick, 7 Wes Middleton, 8 Colt Ure, 9 Kane McDermott, 10 Eroni Turagatautoka, 11 Aaron Daniel, 12 Brody Chapman, 13 Bradley Spencer; Bench: 14 Dalton Medcalf, 15 Jacob Phillips, 16 Lui Lockington, 17 Keedon Johnson.

COACH: Wes Middleton.

JETS: 1 Janus Walford, 2 Linton Cross-Shaw, 3 Jed Molenaar, 4 Walter Kala, 5 Washington Itoya, 6 Jahrryd Usher, 7 Trent Jacobson, 8 Dylan Hill, 9 Ryan Wheeler, 10 Alex Sambrook, 11 Corey Redman, 12 Jordan Richardson, 13 Peter Wong; Bench: 16 Cooper Anning, 17 Travis Hill.

COACH: Dylan Hill.

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Pioneer Oval, Parkes, junior Parkes Marist league tag kick-off at 10.30am. First grade scheduled to start 2.30pm:

SPACEMEN: 1 Joey Dwyer, 2 Jacob Smede, 3 Brandon Paige, 4 Ben Lovett, 5 Ben Davis, 6 Jake Porter, 7 Chad Porter, 8 Matt Park, 9 Benjamin John, 10 Jake White, 11 Jordan Pope, 12 Jay Slavin, 13 Dom Fiorenza; Bench: 14 Dave White, 15 James Goonrey, 16 Benji Glasheen.

COACH: Brent Wood.

RABBITOHS: TBA.

COACH: Paul Hausia.

GROUP 11 POWER RANKINGS: Spacies soar while CYMS and Cowboys set to collide

It's been a "disappointing" few weeks for the Nyngan Tigers who were swooped by the Forbes Magpies 42- 28 at Larkin Oval last Sunday.

"At the end of the day, Forbes were the better side," Tigers captain-coach Justin Carney said of the disappointing result post-game.

"I thought we had control in the first half and in the second half we lost our way," he said.

The round eight match was brought forward a week and both clubs will enjoy their general bye this weekend.