Young guns set to shine

Sunraysia Daily

SUNRAYSIA’S cream of the under 18 crop will have their chance today to show their wares in front of an interleague crowd.

With no Heathcote District side making the trip, the SFNL has divided the competition into a Rural side and a City side to face-off from 11am at City Oval.

The City side, coached by Mildura Under 18s premiership coach Mitch Smith, incorporates clubs within Mildura and Irymple.

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