THE Gunnedah Bulldogs ladies league tag side claimed one win and a loss from their weekend-long double header.
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Playing host to the Dungowan Cowboys at Kitchener Park on Saturday, the Dogs proved to be no match for the visitors going down 32-6.
Brandy Harris scored Gunnedah's only try for the game, while Khobi Devine booted the Dogs' only goal.
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Looking to atone for Saturday's disappointing result, the Bulldogs took to Scully Park to take on the South West Robins.
Four tries from Piper Rankmore helped get the visitors off to a strong start and eventually helped them run out 36-8 winners.
Taryn Maher and Deneka Jones scored the Dogs' other two tries for the game, while Devine went on to boot six goals.
In the round's other action, the Boggabri Roos proved to be no match for the North Tamworth Bears.
Four tries from Kim Resch saw the top-of-the-table Bears claim a comfortable 52-0 victory.
Peta Devine was named the Roos' best player, earning two best and fairest points.
Kootingal-Moonbi claimed an 8-4 win over Werris Creek, while Manilla picked up an 18-6 over Narrabri.
North Tamworth remains undefeated atop the table three games clear of Kootingal-Moonbi in second.
Saturday's win over Gunnedah sees Dungowan jump into third.
The Bulldogs now sit fourth on the ladies league tag ladder, two games ahead of Werris Creek in fifth and three games ahead of the Roos in sixth.
South West Robins now sit seventh ahead of Manilla and the bottom-placed Narrarbri Blues.
