Hay Cutters are grand final bound this Saturday, following a stellar season in the Southern Inland Rugby Union competition.

Hay’s rugby inion team will be looking to secure back-to-back premierships when they meet Griffith Blacks in Wagga Wagga on Saturday.

Read on for all the player profiles.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union’s junior club, the Wipper Snippers, celebrated 10 years last weekend at a well-attended gala day at Hay Park. Opponents traveled from Wagga Wagga, Grenfell and Leeton to tackle the celebrating Whipper Snippers.

Will Nadin (left) and Ben Ryan shared Hay Cutters Rugby Union best and fairest award for season 2023.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union Club have snatched SIRU’s McMullen Cup in a thrilling one-point win over Wagga City.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union Club played their integral Sheep Show weekend game against the Marcus Oldham ‘Mudcrabs’. The Cutters certainly did not disappoint, with two superlative games played to wow the crowds.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union Club celebrate their SIRU round 1 win over Griffith.

Cutters enjoyed a bustling preseason event, with their AGM and Rugby on the Sand with the Brumbies.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union held its presentation day in conjunction with a 30-year reunion, and ten-year reunion for 2012 players.

Harry Agar was named the Cutters best.

Hay Cutters move up the Southern Inland Rugby Union ladder, following a win over Wagga City last week.

Cutters lifted their performance this week against the Wagga Wagga CSU Reddies team.

The Cutters were keen to impress the large crowd that attend the annual Ladies Day on Saturday and didn’t disappoint with a 14 – 7 win over the Tumut Bulls.

The Hay Cutters came up against the Leeton Phantoms on Saturday at Leeton and came away to win 35 to 15.

Hay Cutters Rugby Union Club held a successful annual general

meeting recently, electing premiership player Bill Nadin into the role of president.