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Water Rats grand final spectators but still happy

The mighty Warwick Water Rats's season may have ended two weeks before the grand final but it was still a fabulous year for the club. (Supplied).
By Tania Phillips

Toowoomba Sports Grounds will host the Rugby Union Darling Downs grand final day at the weekend with action starting from […]

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