ALBURY continued their recent run of success at the Wagga Polocrosse Carnival by again claiming the A-grade title at Euberta Sports Grounds on Sunday.
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Featuring Australian representatives Jim and Lucy Grills, Albury were too strong for Yass in a gripping final.
The Grills siblings won the Sam Johnstone Memorial and Midge Peeck Memorial awards as best male and female players respectively at the carnival, which attracted 24 teams from Canberra, Albury, Barkool, Harden, Yass, Tumbarumba and Jugiong.
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Albury traditionally battle with Jugiong for overall honours, but given they were missing a few players Yass emerged as their main rivals.
"The Grills' played the number three position and basically dominated the final," Wagga polocrosse club president Norm Bradshaw said.
"We had a good crowd of spectators there and we put a dinner on out there. It's a small club of probably 15 members, so they all get behind it and put a lot of effort in.
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