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t wasn’t the prettiest win of the season but it was a win the Penrith Panthers so desperately needed.

In front of more than 6000 fans in Bathurst, the Panthers climbed into the top eight for the first time this season following a 19-18 thriller over the Canberra Raiders.

For the ninth time this year, a game involving Penrith went right down to the wire – giving the good folk of Bathurst a true Penrith Panthers NRL experience.

Speaking after the match, a relieved Panthers coach Anthony Griffin said Penrith’s defence, for large parts of the game, was pivotal in the nail-biting win.

“We came here today to defend a lot better and luckily that was our focus all

week… otherwise we would have got beat today,” he said.

Penrith led 18-6 for most of the second half before error after error saw the Raiders storm home with two quick tries to level the game.

What ensued was a field goal-a-thon that fortunately went the way of the Panthers, courtesy of halfback Peter Wallace in the 79th minute.

“He’s kicked a lot of field goals in his time, Pete, and when I saw it go back to him I thought he’d kick it,” Griffin said.

However Wallace’s field goal came under fairly controversial circumstances with the on-field referee sending the shot up to the Bunker after claims Raiders defenders were obstructed.

The play was swiftly approved, which gave the Panthers a one-point lead with a minute to play.

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Peter Wallace kicks the winning field goal. Photo: Paul Barkley (NRL Photos) Canberra half Aidan Sezer had one more crack at levelling the game but was denied after returning hooker James Segeyaro charged down the attempt, much to the relief of the crowd.

Panthers skipper Matt Moylan described the performance as “scrappy”.

“It was a bit scrappy… we didn’t complete too many sets in the second half,” he said.

“It was probably what led to them scoring so many points in the second half.

“Lucky enough we could swing back the momentum at the end and Wal knocked the field goal over.”

Following nine rounds of heart-stopping action, Penrith will enjoy this weekend off before travelling to New Zealand for their first ‘home’ game in Christchurch.

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PANTHER RUMBLINGS with the masked panther

WHARE GONE! » Celebrating 25 years since their maiden premiership win over the Canberra Raiders, the Penrith Panthers wore a special throwback ‘liquorice allsorts’ jersey last Saturday afternoon to mark the occasion. The 1991 commemorative jersey features the names of every player who helped claim Penrith’s first title that season. While most Panthers fans love it, the wider rugby league community have been somewhat critical. One punter text me: “The jersey could’ve been awesome without the horrible panther at the bottom… what’s it jumping out of?” When I replied saying the panther is leaping out of a ‘50’ for Penrith’s 50th anniversary season, my mate said: “I think the jersey would look really cool without it”.

» Still on the 1991 commemorative jersey,

and I must say it was poor form from Penrith’s marketing team to announce the jersey less than 72 hours before players were set to run out in it. There were strong whispers for months that Penrith would commemorate the 1991 Panthers with a special edition jersey, but to leave it to the very last minute to actually announce it was quite puzzling. You would have thought Panthers would have wanted to milk a ‘liquorice allsorts’ jersey for as long as possible, especially considering just how popular that version has always been. Let’s hope when the club releases a 2003 commemorative jersey to mark their second premiership win, fans find out a little earlier.

» Huge congratulations to Bathurst

Council and the Penrith Panthers for putting on an excellent event last Saturday afternoon at Carrington Park. It was another successful trip for the Panthers, who did it the hard way in front of more

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» Spotted: Tyrone Peachey enjoying

Boost Juice at Westfield Penrith on Friday, April 22, before settling into a late afternoon movie at Hoyts.

» It was sad to learn of the season-ending injury to Dean Whare last week. The New Zealand centre ruptured his ACL at training before the Panthers were due to jump on a bus bound for Bathurst. After a raft of injuries, which has resulted in just 14 games played over the last two seasons, your heart has to go out to Whare. When on the field he gives his best every single week, so I can only hope he makes a full recovery and we see him back to his best next season.

» Still on the Whare injury news, and it’s

quite unbelievable that all you have to do is blast a tweet to Phil Gould on Twitter to find something out. As soon as Whare injured his knee last Wednesday afternoon, the whispers immediately started swirling around my group of masked friends. All it took was for one punter to mention Whare’s status to the Gusfather on Twitter for him to respond so openly about what had happened. While Gus’ honesty is great for fans and the media, it must be causing headaches for Penrith’s media department who have probably been instructed by coach Anthony Griffin to keep injuries a secret for as long as possible. If only we could live in a rugby league world where honesty was actually the best policy.

» Shout out to Fox Sports personality

Matthew Johns who, in his newspaper column last Friday, predicted big things

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ven though the Penrith Panthers will enjoy a deserved weekend’s rest, they will be well represented during the NRL’s Representative Round with a whopping 17 players selected across various nations and teams.

When the round kicks off this Friday in Newcastle, Penrith’s star Kiwi back Dallin Watene-Zelezniak will go up against the new-look Kangaroos.

Watene-Zelezniak’s New Zealand selection is a significant one for the 20-year-old after he was forced to withdraw from the team on two previous occasions – the first because of a training mishap in 2014 and the second because of suspension.

Kiwi coach Stephen Kearney said it will be third time lucky for the Penrith flyer.

“When I texted Dallin to tell him, he was really, really excited,” he said.

“He a kid that’s been in our Junior Kiwis program and I remember watching him score four tries against the Junior Kangaroos a few years ago.

“He’s one of those kids that has always been on the cusp of making it, now he finally gets that opportunity.”

Peta Hiku was also selected but had to withdraw during the week through injury.

In the weekend’s other big match, Penrith will have six players involved in the City v Country fixture this Sunday afternoon in Tamworth.

Tyrone Peachey, Bryce Cartwright, Leilani Latu, Josh Mansour and Reagan Campbell-Gillard will turn out for City while Dubbo’s Isaah Yeo is the lone Panther representing Country.

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Josh Mansour is just one of many Panthers selected in the City team. Photo: NRL Photos Two Pacific Test matches will take place at Pirtek Stadium this Saturday with Fiji battling Papua New Guinea and Tonga tackling Samoa. Reserve grade hooker Sione Katoa will be the only Panther represented in the Pacific Tests when he links up with his home nation of Tonga.

Meanwhile, former Test international Elijah Taylor (now with the Tigers) and

reserve grade utility Zach Dockar-Clay were selected in the NSW Residents team.

And it’s Australian honours for Penrith Holden Cup youngsters Nathan Cleary, Robert Jennings, Tyrone May and Dylan Edwards who were all chosen to represent the Junior Kangaroos while boom first grader James Fisher-Harris and Cowen Epere were picked for the Junior Kiwis.

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A GREAT EXPERIENCE Representative football is upon us and I must say the two times I was selected to play for the City team were both very proud moments in my career. It was a chance for me to push for higher honours but, apart from that, it gave me great confidence when I went back to play for my club team.

This week the Penrith Panthers have plenty of players who are representing the club, and I would like to congratulate all of them.

Let’s start with the Junior Kangaroos: Dylan Edwards, Robert Jennings, Nathan Cleary and Tyrone May. The Junior Kiwis have Cowen Epere and James Fisher-Harris.

The City team has Reagan Campbell-Gillard, Bryce Cartwright, Josh Mansour, Tyrone Peachy and Leilani Latu, while Isaah Yeo will represent the Country team.

Dallin Watene-Zelezniak will finally make his Test debut alongside experienced campaigner Peta Hiku, who have both been selected for New Zealand.

I do apologise if I have failed to mention anybody else who might be playing this weekend, but the point I am trying to make is that the Panthers club is in fantastic shape, and the confidence the players will take away from their representative experience will not only be beneficial for the rest of this season but also the long term.

The future of the Panthers looks very prosperous.

Finally, congratulations to Penrith who have slipped their way into the top eight for the first time this year.

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LOWER GRADES » Intrust Super Premiership NSW: The

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The competition leaders were far too good for Penrith’s team of misfits, winning comfortably 30-18.

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11 Panthers players crossed the line in Bathurst last Saturday afternoon as Penrith inflicted revenge on the side who gave them their only loss of the season.

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Jennings, Dylan Edwards, Jack Hetherington and Jake Ennis. Nathan Cleary kicked 11 from 13.

This weekend the competition-leading Panthers will enjoy a well-deserved rest due to the NRL Representative Round before taking on the New Zealand Warriors in Round 10.

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A physical and aggressive opening half from both teams saw the Magpies lead by just 4 at the break.

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The seventh-placed St Marys will travel to Crestwood Oval to take on the 10thplaced Hills District Bulls this Sunday.

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THE BEST OF THE RIVERINA

CORPORATE COACH HIRE

7 Day Tour

Conferences. Shuttles. Airport transfers. Office functions. Site visits.

Whether you need a luxury coach for a simple airport transfer, or to transport your staff to: conferences, product releases, launches, office functions or site visits, Pegasus Coach Tours are your solution.

Departing 11 September 2016

Cost: $1,170.00 ppts Single Supplement $210.00 Tour Highlights:Harden Murrumburrah, Griffith, Visitors Centre, Pioneer Park, Belle Amour Gardens, Jerilderie, Old Windmill, Jerilderie Historic Residence, Tocumwal, Historic Aerodrome Museum, Coleambally, Riverina Grove, Catania Fruit Salad Farm, Rosewood Park on Stokes, Leeton, Fiveborough Swamp, Roxy Theatre, Rocking Horse Restorations, Altina Wildlife Park, Junee Licorice Factory, Casella Winery, De Bortoli Wines ALL INCLUSIVE

Ask about our FREE Seniors Travel Club Membership

COACH HIRE FOR SCHOOLS At Pegasus Coach Tours, we understand that students need to get from A to B in the safest and most comfortable way possible. Every driver has undergone a working with children safety check.

COACH HIRE FOR SOCIAL CLUBS Does your social or sporting club require luxury coach transportation to: an event, competition, holiday tour or conference?

At Pegasus Coach Tours, we provide safe and comfortable travel for the following social clubs: Probus, Dance studios, Golf clubs, Bowling clubs, RSLs, National Seniors, View, Netball clubs, Soccer clubs, YOUR club!

PEGASUS OFFERS YOU: • Luxury and comfort • Safe and reliable coaches

• Safe and reliable drivers • Satisfaction guaranteed

Talk to our Friendly Staff who will be only too pleased to assist you.

PHONE: (02) 9838 1733 EMAIL: info@pegasuscoachtours.com.au WEB: www.pegasuscoachtours.com.au

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