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A try with just 90 seconds remaining gave Bunbury a 13-10 win over Dunsborough in the Final of the South West Rugby Union (SWRU) competition.
Running with the breeze at their backs in the first half, Bunbury opened up an 8-0 lead in blustery, slippery conditions in Dunsborough.
The Dungbeetles fought back in the second stanza, with a converted try cutting the margin to 8-7 with ten minutes remaining. A penalty goal shortly thereafter gave the home side its first lead, 10-8, with just minutes remaining.
Bunbury replied with a spectacular try of their own to go ahead 13-10, and, despite having an opportunity to have a kick for goal from a penalty, Dunsborough could not penetrate the defence and eventually turned the ball over almost four minutes after time had expired.
Spectators, officials and players from both teams enjoyed the game, and the hospitality of the Dunsborough club was excellent.
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An amazing form reversal. The Bulls will be swabbed
How about some running rugby from the attack coach?
Obviously the Mickle father/son combination didn't play for the Dungbeatles ...
Not really Dunsborough lost only two games all year both to the Bulls....
We got flogged by margs in the last round were we only had 14 players and had half our players out resting nagging injuries for the final!!!
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No just the younger mickle for the GF.
"The only trophy we won this day, was the blood and sweat we left on the pitch.... and it was enough"
"Rugby may have many problems, but the gravest is undoubtedly that of the persistence of summer."
Chris Laidlaw, New Zealand rugby player and sportswriter. Mud in Your Eye: A Worm's Eye View of the Changing World of Rugby (I 973).