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HomeSportWudinna secures grand final victory
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Wudinna secures grand final victory

The Wudinna team which won the senior premiership. Back: Robert King, Christian Weetra, Ryan Dubious, Graham Waters, Eugene Wauchope, Carmen Petty, Emmie Sargent, Jesse Stringer, Joshua Bruce; front: Cody Stringer, Chelsea Westlake, Leah Dubois, Natalie Phillips and Ruby Wauchope. (Supplied)

Wudinna is the LeHunte Tennis Association’s senior premiers after recording a four-set win against Warramboo. In a tight match in […]

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