Kyle Sands faced Wagga Bail Court on Friday morning, less than 12 hours after he was allegedly involved in a disturbance at Ashmont and later engaged in a pursuit as he tried to avoid police.

Mr Sands was arrested after emergency services were called to Ashmont Avenue just after 11pm on Thursday following reports of a brawl.

According to police, three men were involved in an incident and left in a vehicle. The men, all aged 22, were found in Tolland a short time later following a brief pursuit.

Mr Sands, of Tolland, was charged with eight offences, including common assault, police pursuit, high-range drink-driving and exceeding the speed limit by more than 45km/h (estimated).

He faced court, via video link, before a registrar on Friday.

The court heard Mr Sands was was eight months into an 18-month intensive correction order, a jail term served in the community under strict supervision, which included a condition he abstain from alcohol.

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His solicitor argued he should be released from custody to continue his rehabilitation and support his nine-month-old daughter.

Police opposed bail, citing risks of Mr Sands endangering others and committing further offences.

The court was told he made admissions after the pursuit, saying "sorry for being a d---head".

The registrar described the offences as serious and denied Mr Sands bail.

He is due to face a magistrate when the matter returns to Wagga Local Court on Monday.

Police said two women, both 26, were found at the Ashmont scene with minor injuries - one with eye bruising and the other with bruising to her arm, torso and leg.

Investigations continue.

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