The She Devils put on a fine performance steam rolling Boorowa before the men capped off the day with a win.
The Harden She Devils are right in the mix after 4 rounds of play in this year’s competition, sitting second on the ladder with the Grenfell Pink Panthers on 20 points. Temora are looking to be the strongest side in 2026 with a clean sheet of 3 from three and three bonus points, sitting on 25 points, however Harden’s differential of 117 after four matches is promising compared to The Tuskerettes 46.
Harden finished up their last match with a 57-7 thrashing of old foes the Boorowa Goldilocks and will be ready to hit the paddock again Grenfell at home on May 30.
The She Devils are definitely back under Coach John Manchester with several run away tries from the fleet of foot Devils v Boorowa. The 9 try and 6 conversions to one converted try was telling in front of a big crowd on Reunion Day.
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