Bonnie Brewer directed a deep kick-off at the home side regained the ball.

Patrick Hogan was passed the ball at pace and made a break forward where Luke Gallen took the ball up the left-hand blind side to score a great try which Josiah Brierley converted from out wide.

Luke Gallen caught the ball from the restart and took it up into Yass’s territory and a ruck formed. 

The ball came out to Jackson Blake who cut his way through the Yass defence at speed and ran the field to score a fine try under the black dot which Brierley converted.

Yass earned a penalty deep in the Boars half and scored its first try under the posts despite some good defence. 

Blake scored his second try after he caught a pass on the inside from Riley Smith.

He sprinted along the left-hand blind side to score wide out.  

Yass defended some strong Boars runs and earned a penalty. 

It marched up the field and forced a Boars kick. 

A good back line move set up what would be the visitor’s final try. 

Just before half-time a Dillon Collier did a quick-tap and he ran through Yass’s defence which was slow to react.

He scored the Boars fourth try of the half and Brierley converted to give his side a 26-14 lead at the break. 

The Boars first try of the second half was set-up by good tackling by Myles Duncombe, who forced a loose ball. 

Smith picked up the ball and passed to Blake, who ran 50 metres to score under the posts.

Collier successful converted. 

More good defence forced a loose ball in the Boars half and back-and-forth play ensued. 

Malaki Steadman set up the team’s final try off a scrum play.

He broke through the Yass defence and passed to Gallen, who scored his second try in the corner. 

The full-time whistle followed and Batemans Bay was convincing winners. 

The under 11s play away against Jindabyne next Saturday. 

The Boars under 15s play Grammar at Hanging Rock. 

Boars under 11s 38 (tries: 

Jackson Blake 3, Luke Gallen 2 and Dillon Collier; goals: Josiah Brierley 3 and Dillon Collier) defeated Yass Rams 14.