One point separates the two sides heading into the clash at Equex Centre on Sunday.

The Dragons suffered a 34-10 defeat the last time the two teams met.

It is their loss only so far.

Captain-coach Jackelyn Hughes is hoping the side can build off a 10-4 win over Kangaroos on Sunday for the top-of-the-table clash.

"It's always nice to know where we are at before we play the best of the best in Brothers," Hughes said.

"I am hoping the weather will be a bit better."

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Hughes was pleased with how her side overcame some tough conditions at Nixon Park.

She thought the team adapted well to the mud.

"It was a hard game but it was nice to come away with the win in horrible conditions," Hughes said.

The Dragons took a 10-0 lead into the break after tries to Kayla Prentice and Courtney McCrone, following a break from Emily Perrot.

Kangaroos hit back as Shannon scored off her own little kick from dummy half with 15 minutes remaining.

However the Wagga side couldn't find another blow.

The loss sees them remain in fourth spot.

Hughes is looking to use their only loss of the season as motivation to turn the tables.

"They schooled us last time they played us so we learnt a big lesson there," she said.

Meanwhile Brothers extended their unbeaten season with a 26-0 win over fifth-placed Gundagai.

A draw with Kangaroos to start the season is only blemish on the Wagga club's record this season as they look to get back on top after missing out on a grand final appearance for the first time in a decade last season.

However the Tigers retained their four-point buffer over Southcity in the battle for a finals berth after the Bulls were thrashed by premiers Young at Harris Park on Sunday.

The 40-4 result was just the second win for the Cherrypickers.

Southcity have another tough test up against Kangaroos on Saturday.

Junee forfeit to Albury completed the round.

The Thunder faces Gundagai on Sunday.