The Kangaroos looked set to head home with a win, but a long pass from Blues wing defence Sally Foster found goal shooter Tessa Evans just in time to nail the match-tying shot.

The stalemate means both teams remain in equal fourth on the Farrer League ladder, although Temora has a game in hand.

North Wagga is just two points head in third after beating East Wagga Kooringal 48-39, with the top three to earn the double chance in finals.

Mannes believes both teams would have been happy to play a few more minutes to get a clear result.

"If it was a perfect world, extra time would be good I think," she said.

"We've had a loss and a draw to them, it would be good for confidence had we won.

"A result would have been better, it was a funny, eerie feeling and no one knew what to do.

"I didn't know whether to be happy or sad. You have to be grateful in a sense that if we didn't get that last goal, we would have lost."

In other matches the Northern Jets easily accounted for Barellan 61-34, and defending champions The Rock-Yerong Creek remain unbeaten after a 77-21 thrashing of winless Marrar.

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