March 9, 2015, 4 a.m.<\/p>\n
SOUTHERN Beaches remains the only club to have ever won the Gunnedah Tens Tournament after taking out the second annual Tens for Ten Thousand day at Rugby Park on Saturday. <\/p>\n
SOUTHERN Beaches remains the only club to have ever won the Gunnedah Tens Tournament after taking out the second annual Tens for Ten Thousand day at Rugby Park on Saturday.<\/p>\n
The Southern Beaches squad with their winners cheque after taking out their second Gunnedah Tens in a row. Photo: Mal Frend <\/p>\n
The Newcastle-based club walked away with $8000 in prizemoney after coming from behind to beat Avondale in the final. <\/p>\n
Convener and Red Devils co-coach Tim Walsh said the day was another huge success, despite Central North sides missing out, <\/p>\n
Yeah it was a great day, Walsh said. <\/p>\n
All the clubs said the same and we will look to improve it again for next year. <\/p>\n
When Engadine pulled out late on Friday the pool was reduced to 15 sides, which were split into four pools with only the top side from each pool going through. <\/p>\n
Gunnedah entered two sides that joined fellow Central North clubs Pirates, Moree, Narrabri, Inverell and Tamworth in the competition, although Walsh said early-season form was hard to read. <\/p>\n
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