Unlike many sporting organisations around the region, Dubbo District Junior Rugby League has awarded premierships for the 2021.
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Central West AFL, Western Premier League and even Group 11 decided not to award premierships after the cancellation of their respective seasons but the junior rugby league committee decided it would be the best way to honour the effort put into the season.
The association posted their wrap up of the season to Facebook along with posting the premiers and individual award winners.
"Not the way way we wanted the season to end," the post read.
"But this year DDJRL celebrates the first past the post of the regular season."
As is always the case, St John's and South Dubbo junior rugby league clubs dominated the age groups this season.
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St John's Gold took out the Under 11 league tag while the club claimed the 17s as well.
South Dubbo won both the 13s and 15s league tag with Mille Sutcliffe winning the referee's best and fairest in the former.
St John's Gold also won the under 10s boys as Nyngan's Kobie Cook took out the best and fairest award while Riley Freeth from the Warren Bulldogs finished top try and point scorer.
South Dubbo took out the under 11 age group but St John's Gold's Levi Scarlett dominated the individual awards.
Scarlett was named top try and point scorer as well as winning the best and fairest award for the age group.
It was much of the same in the under 12s with St John's Gold claiming the title as Will O'Connor from St John's Blue picked up all three individual awards.
St John's Gold also won the under 13s and 14s showing the strength of the club.
The under 16s competition was again won by St John's Gold ahead of the Nyngan Tigers who finished runners up.
The under 16s serves as the final junior age group before players must move into the under 18s and senior football.
Nyngan's Cooper Black finished top point scorer and try scorer for the season while St Johns' Jonah Raidaveta was named best and fairest.
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