Junior Beetles Rugby Club

Home games this weekend! 🙌
Juniors games start at 10am running through til about 2pm 😊
Face painting from 2pm 🎨
Seniors kick off at 3pm 🏉

🎉 DUNGBEETLES FAMILY DAY 🎉

This Saturday at Barnard Park, bring the whole family down and enjoy a great afternoon of footy and fun!

Our junior Dungbeetles will be playing at home throughout the day, with the final junior game wrapping up at 2:15pm before the seniors take the field.

🎨 Face painting will be available from 2:00pm to 4:00pm, so make sure the kids come along and join in the fun.

Whether you're supporting the juniors, cheering on the seniors, or just looking for a great community afternoon, we'd love to see you there.

📍 Barnard Park
🎨 Face Painting: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
🏉 Junior games throughout the day

See you on the sidelines!

Under 10s in the spotlight this week 🔥

🔥 BEETLES ON FIRE IN AUSTRALIND 🔥

The U10s Busselton Beetles were on fire this weekend in Australind, combining with players from the Bunbury Bulls and Barbarians to take on the Margaret River Gropers.

Slick hands and strong support play were the order of the day.

Finley Ollerenshaw continues to impress with his all-round game, and his combination with halfback Bertie Davis again delivered results.

Finley broke through the Gropers’ midfield early, only to be pulled down near the 22, but Bertie was right there in support—scooping up the offload and racing away to open the scoring.

Not content with one, Bertie added another with a textbook blindside dart from the scrum that had defenders, spectators, and even a few coaches looking the wrong way.

The tries kept coming, with new signing Jude Hull making his mark with a brace.
Known for his presence and power, Jude also showed real pace, finishing a strong 30-metre dash to the line.

Rugby isn’t just about the tries though—it’s the small wins around the pitch that set them up.

Returnee Corbyn, along with Wylie Doble, both put in solid performances, helping deliver clean ball at the right time and keeping the Gropers under pressure with committed defence.

Ultimately, the Beetles prevailed, with the Bunbury-based players making a strong contribution.