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Young future football stars give it their all

Young future football stars give it their all

The next generations of rugby league and league tag champions were out in force, with the Hay Public School 2 Tag Team qualifying for the Mortimer Shield Riverina finals, to be held in Wagga next Term. The boys team only narrowly missed qualifying, having won three out of four games,

Magpies still unbeaten

Hay Magpies league tag team continued their unbeaten run, winning their round five clash as against Yenda Blueheelers at Hay Park on Sunday. Both teams entered the field after a win last week, and both were keen to claim the two points for their own. On a soggy pitch Yenda

Magpies avoid shark attack

Magpies avoid shark attack

Hay Magpies enjoyed two hard fought wins over Tullibigeal Lakes United Sharks at Hay Park. In the first game mother and daughter duo Kim and Sophie Curtis took to the field together for the first time, and the talented youngster scored Hay’s final try of the match. The Magpies

Hat trick for captains - Hay Magpies post a whitewash at Yanco

Hay Magpies captains Harley Hey and Luci Lugsdin each bagged a hat trick of tries against Yanco Wamoon Hawks on Sunday, and lead both grades to round three victories. The league tag squad took a decisive 30 nil win over the Hawks, which should raise them to second or third

Football reunion plans underway for Lions and Magpies

Football reunion plans underway for Lions and Magpies

Local clubs are calling on past players to gather, as plans for grand final reunions get underway. Hay Lions will kick off on May 20, celebrating 40 and 30 years since the 1982 and 1992 grand final wins following the round six match against Moulmein. In 1982 both the seniors

Around the Grounds gallery

Around the Grounds gallery

Hay Junior Magpies, Hay Lions and Hay Magpies in action at home across the weekend of April 23 and 24, 2022 Margie McClelland’s photos are available to view and purchase by contacting office@thegrazier.com.au