Two teams from the Waratahs in the under 10s and under 13s took out their respective divisions while the Griffith Panthers under 12s side took out their age group.

Coach of the Waratahs under 10s team Jason Sidlow who was proud of his boy's efforts.

They faced a tough task in their first game when they took on Gungahlin they came away with a one-try win.

In their next three games, they came up against Junee, Tumut and Temora where they kept their opposition to nil.

“We are all quite proud of our effort over the weekend,” he said.

“Since they are under 10s it is their first year of contact it was a great effort by the boys.”

It was the Waratahs first trip to the championships after their plans to play last year were cancelled after the event was called off due to wet weather.

The under 10s side has been the team to beat in the Group 20 Junior Rugby League Grand Final after they were according to Sidlow able to dominate the competition.

The Panthers under 12s were also able to get through their four games undefeated.

In their first game against Wagga Kangaroos, they were able to come away with a 22-12 win.

Next up for the Panthers was a local derby against the Waratahs side which they took out convincingly with a 24-4 win.

The side wrapped up their age group with another convincing 34-0 over Tumut before defeating 26-4 in their final game.

The sides now prepare for the junior Group 20 rugby league grand finals which will take place in Leeton this weekend.