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Their new frontier begins

Bundy's Wide Bay Bulls players that will represent the team this year. TEAM: Wide Bay Bulls coaching director Ian Kearton (back left) , Flynn Purkis, Cayleb Johnson, Jesse Young, Ryan Bugeja, Ethan Brennan, Riley Kearton, Zander Kerr, U16 coach Craig Brough, Auswide Bank's Hayley Blair (front left), Tasma Davies, Bryden Blair, Ezekiel Monckton, Patrick Curtis, Jack Picaro, Tayla Zielke.

“This is the opportunity our kids have needed for a long time.“ The dawn of a new era is coming […]

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