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It was the underdog who prevailed at Kingsford Smith Park in Ballina yesterday, the Tweed Coast Raiders taking out the NRRRL premiership, smashing the Ballina Seagulls 24 to 4. From kick-off the Raiders looked fierce, sharp and determined to win, scoring within minutes of the opening whistle. The Seagulls responded not long after, a try putting the Ballina side back in it, though they just couldn’t catch Tweed. Viking’s spectators barely able to keep themselves behind the sideline in the closing minutes, storming the field to celebrate their first ever premiership title. Kingsford Smith Park turning into a sea of green, with celebrations no doubt set to continue into the evening. We’ll have the match highlights for you on Monday night.

Close to 6,000 people are expected to fill Kingsford Smith Park for the NRRRL grand final tomorrow night. Police have warned punters to be on their best behaviour, after emotions ran high over a controversial refereeing decision at last year’s premiership.

Tweed Coast will play its first ever NRRRL Grand Final this weekend, after defeating Murwillumbah yesterday afternoon. The minor premiers were too good for the Mustangs, winning 16-to-12, but now face Ballina once more.  

The Ballina Seagulls will host the grand final for the fifth time since 2013 after a narrow 14-12 win over the Tweed Coast Raiders. The Raiders must now play the Mustangs to have any chance at the NRRRL premiership title.  

Murwillumbah Mustangs will face Tweed Coast in the major semi-finals of the NRRRL next weekend. After defeating Cudgen Hornets 24 to 12 yesterday at Ned Byrne Oval.  

The N-triple-R-L has welcomed the announcement it will be partnering with the Gold Coast Titans.   It’s hoped the agreement will help foster new local talent to bring into the big leagues.  

The Titans have named an unchanged line-up for the clash with the Storm. But they’ve also announced a new partnership with the NRRRL, helping support players of the future.

Ballina’s one win away from its second grand final in a row after defeating Cudgen 28 points to 12 on Sunday. A late try to centre Oliver Regan sealing the win, with the Gulls now preparing to take on the Tweed Coast Raiders this weekend.

They glided to an easy victory over Northern United last weekend, but the Ballina Seagulls aren’t sitting safe in second spot on the NRRRL ladder. They’ll face a tougher task against the third-placed Cudgen Hornets when the two teams meet on Sunday

The Ballina Seagulls are soaring towards the semi finals in the Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League competition. After winning their 10th straight game, beating the Marist Brothers’ Rams at Crozier Field on Sunday.