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Kangas up against it

14/06/2013

Andrew Rogers

TOOLEYBUC Manangatang will look to strengthen its grip on a top two spot when it travels to Cohuna tomorrow.

The Saints are coming off an 11 goal win over Mallee Eagles where Julie Wardle and Mel Wait starred in goals with 29 and 27 respectively.

In a difficult season, Cohuna struggled against Koondrook Barham with the Raiders winning by nine goals.

Tomorrow’s game will be even tougher for the Kangas.

The Guardian will review last night’s A grade blockbuster between Swan Hill and Tyntynder in Monday’s edition.

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