Three wins in a row as the Rams smack the Goats

That's the kind of result that every supporter of any club loves to see.

Blayney Rams fought a determined Geurie Goats side at KGO last Saturday and came out victorious, beating the visitors 26-17.

Aided by a Geurie player being red-carded early in the second half the extra space to play in allowed the Rams to hammer home their strong attacking plays to secure the win.

Club secretary Craig Gosewich said that the side was now starting to pick up speed as they came to the end of a very short season.

"They're a lot quicker now, more switched on than they were at the start of the season," he said.

This Saturday the Rams will be heading north again to Wellington to face the Redbacks in a match that's bound to be close.

Both sides are on 14 points with Blayney having played four games and Wellington three.

Wellington has won two of those matches but is ahead on the for and against tally.

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The top four are all within two points of each other with the Coonabarabran Kookaburras, the team with the longest name in any competition, at the top of the ladder with 16 points, the Coolah Roos in second place followed by Wellington and Blayney.

After this weekend Blayney has the bye and will be facing up against the Canowindra Pythons, who are at the bottom of the ladder, on August 29 at home.

Once that's done and dusted the top four will enter two weeks of finals with the grand final happening in the second week of September.

Last weekend the Kookas gave the Magpies a bit of a hiding 34-12 in Coonabarabran.

Proving that spiders are more dangerous than serpents the Canowindra Pythons were pointless when the Wellington Redbacks bit them in the tail and came through victors 50-0.