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INCOMING: CSU Yellow’s Dean Hodges gets set for impact in Saturday’s 20-16 New Era Cup defeat to the Wallerawang Warriors. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK  	051615csuleag2

A lack of numbers is becoming a big issue for defending New Era Cup champions CSU Yellow, the problem highlighted as they suffered their fourth straight loss of the season on Saturday to Wallerawang Warriors at Diggings Oval.

Mungoes need more depth

UPSET RESULT: CSU Blue’s Ron Wallace, pictured in action against CSU Yellow, had reason to celebrate on Saturday as he and his team-mates bettered Villages United. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 	041115csu1a

The CSU Mungoes have had a mixed weekend in the New Era Cup as their Blue team upset the previously undefeated Villages United on Saturday while Yellow succumbed to a rampant Blackheath.

Villages crumble against CSU Blue

CSU Yellow got their New Era Cup title defence off to an ideal start on Saturday, dominating against clubmates CSU Blue to win 52-14 at Diggings Oval.

Combinations click for Hodges’ side

TOUGH OPENER: Barbarians replacement back Joel Wiseman in action during his side's loss to Villages United. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 	                          

Orange Barbarians kicked off their 2015 New Era Cup campaign with a disappointing 34-6 loss

Barbarians go down fighting as McClymont praises gutsy defensive effort

THE Orange Barbarians kick-off the New Era Midwest premiership today.

Barbarians start a New Era in 2015

LOOKING FORWARD TO A GREAT SEASON: Villages United have already made a good start to 2015, having won the pre-season New Era Cup knockout trophy which president David Smith (centre) displays. Five members of the squad were selected in the competition’s representative side in the wake of that performance. They are, from left, Brendan Edwards, Kris Kennedy, Daniel Kennedy, Jarrod Gafa and Jamie Crawford. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 040715cvillage

When Villages United first started to think about a campaign in the 2015 New Era Cup competition, a weakened financial position and lack of numbers had them in real danger of having to withdraw.

Coaches bring Villages back to life

AWARD WINNER: Grant Cocks claimed Barbarians' try and point-scoring gongs following a bumper 2016 season. Photo: STEVE GOSCH

Barbarians had more than one reason to celebrate at their presentation.

Gosper commits, Bar Bars celebrate maiden finals berths

FINALS BOUND: Barbarians beat Kandos easily in first grade but lost league tag on Saturday. Photos: JUDE KEOGH

Barbarians primed for shot at New Era title | Gallery

BARBARIANS BOUND: Ben Gosper, pictured helping CYMS to the 2010 Group 10 grand final, will coach Barbarians in 2016. 

The multiple-time CYMS premiership winner will take on a new role at the Orange Barbarians in 2016

Ben the Barbarian: Gosper to add discipline and experience in coaching role

ONE STEP CLOSER: Jace Hood looks to fend off a CSU opponent during Villages United’s win in their minor semi-final on Saturday.  Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 	090515cvilage2

VILLAGES United have kept their hopes of a 2015 New Era Cup premiership alive, earning a spot in the preliminary final with a 30-22 minor semi-final win over CSU Yellow on Saturday.

Villages remain in the hunt for New Era Cup grand final

ON A ROLL: Villages United co-coach Kris Kennedy is delighted his side will play in this year’s New Era Cup finals after winning six of their last seven matches. Photo: JOHN FITZGERALD 081115villages

When Kris Kennedy joined with Jarrod Gafa and committed to being a co-coach of Villages United for season 2015, it came at a time when the club was on the brink of withdrawing from this year’s New Era Cup premiership.

Villages United begin a New Era

THREE-TRY HERO: Joel Wiseman bagged a hat-trick in his side's win over Kandos on Saturday. 0411barbarians3

Barbarians scored their first win of the 2015 New Era Cup

Barbarians record first win of 2015 in high-scoring match against Kandos

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