WESTON UP TO SECOND IN THE NPL BY BEATING THE BLUES

Mitchell HughesJuly 27, 2014

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In the Hunter’s National Premier League competition, Broadmeadow has kept its title defence alive and Edgeworth drew with Adamstown.

Hamilton and the Jets Youth drew two-all, while Weston moved into second by beating the Blues.

NATIONAL PREMIER LEAGUES
Round 15
BROADMEADOW 4 – LAKE MACQUARIE 0
EDGEWORTH 1 – ADAMSTOWN 1
HAMILTON 2 – JETS YOUTH 2
WESTON 4 – CHARLESTOWN 1

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Mitchell HughesJuly 27, 2014

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Mitchell Hughes

Mitchell Hughes started as a tape editor in Newcastle in 1999. He became a reporter in 2004, working in Lismore and on the Gold Coast. Since moving back to the Newcastle office in 2006, he's taken on various roles, such as producer and chief of staff. He became the head sport reporter in 2011 and the main sport presenter in 2015.

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