Rangers women to heal up ahead of top-placed hit out with Ballarat North United

Nick Ansell
Updated July 22 2016 - 10:42am, first published July 21 2016 - 4:55pm
HIGH HOPES: Raya Rantall jostles for front position against Forest. Rangers have a bye this week and will use it to freshen up ahead of a clash with grand final rivals Ballarat North United. Picture: Amy Paton
HIGH HOPES: Raya Rantall jostles for front position against Forest. Rangers have a bye this week and will use it to freshen up ahead of a clash with grand final rivals Ballarat North United. Picture: Amy Paton

DEPLETED but not disheartened, Warrnambool Rangers’ women will use a much-needed bye to freshen up and to prepare a launch at their second premiership.

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Nick Ansell

Nick Ansell

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