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WET WEATHER AND FORM WON’T DAMPEN THE TAREE WILDCATS SPIRIT

Rob DouglasJuly 22, 2022

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They’re anchored to the bottom of the CPL table and their home ground has been closed for a fortnight.

But the Taree Wildcats club president says better days are ahead, and they still have plenty to play for.

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Rob Douglas

Born and bred in the Manning Valley, Rob Douglas joined the Taree bureau in June 2021 after a short career in print media. He joined the Tamworth team in July 2023. Rob graduated from Charles Sturt University in Bathurst in 2016 with a sports journalism degree.

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