Rugby Union

With no pre-season games played by the Cutters, it was straight into a tough encounter with the Griffith side on Saturday. On what was a warm day to play Rugby, the Cutters ran onto the field with no reserves, whereas the Griffith side came with a full team and some

Cutters enjoyed a bustling preseason event, with their AGM and Rugby on the Sand with the Brumbies. Enjoying great attendance, representatives from ACT men’s and women’s Brumbies and Waratah teams led the day in a highly valued and fun training session. After this, everyone had a wonderful opportunity

Hay Cutters Rugby Union held its presentation day in conjunction with a 30-year reunion, and ten-year reunion for 2012 players. Celebrating both a superlative season and 30 years of Rugby Union in Hay, Ken White, a former Hay teacher, travelled from Newcastle to mark the milestone. He delivered a speech

Wagga City fronted Hay with a strong team, being one of the top of the table leaders in the competition. The Cutters started well attacking the Wagga City try line. However, they were unable to cross the line to score. Wagga city had a fast winger who crossed over for

Cutters lifted their performance this week against the Wagga Wagga CSU Reddies team. The return of Hugo Fraser, Andrew Garvey, and Charlie Harris, bolstered the reserve’s bench. Cutters started well, moving up in defence and putting sustained pressure on the opposition. The Reddies were a little rattled at the