Having suffered a tough loss to Leeton last time out, West Wyalong were able to bounce back at home against Waratahs on Saturday.
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It was a tight clash at Ron Crowe Oval with the Mallee Men able to strike first through returning co-coach Jake Goodwin.
West Wyalong would return to winning ways scoring another two tries while Waratahs crossed twice including a try to co-coach Kose Lelei as the Mallee Men were able to hold on to take a 20-12 victory.
The win sees the Mallee Men leap frog Waratahs and climb into third on the ladder just behind the Black and Whites on points difference.
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The Waratahs are sitting on the border of finals position in fifth having made a mixed start to the season with two wins and two losses from their opening two games.
The Mallee Men face a tough task in taking on defending premiers Darlington Point Coleambally on their home track on Sunday while the Waratahs face a challenge of their own when they play host the undefeated Leeton Greens.
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