Central West aims to field three girls rugby 7s teams at the state championships

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Updated May 25 2021 - 10:44am, first published 8:53am
REPRESENTATIVE PUSH: Central West had three 15-a-side format teams play at the NSW Country Junior Championships, now they hunt is one for rugby 7s stars across three age groups. Photo: CONTRIBUTED
REPRESENTATIVE PUSH: Central West had three 15-a-side format teams play at the NSW Country Junior Championships, now they hunt is one for rugby 7s stars across three age groups. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

MANDY Scott can remember the days when Central West Rugby Union struggled to fill one senior women's representative side, so that there are now young girls across the region who are hungry to become Bullettes is something she's delighted to see.

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Anya Whitelaw

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