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League of their own

Legends through and through. The big game saw Australia vs Local Legends.

Legends of League carnival kicked off with barefoot bowls at Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club then on to the Legends of League Dinner at the Noosa Leisure Centre. The big game day on Saturday at Pirate Park in Tewantin was a huge success with over 3000 in attendance, cheering on our teams.
The highlight of the event was watching the evening match where our Australian legends of league battled it out with the local blokes who are legends in their own right.

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