The Pambula Penguins have managed to keep ladder position despite some tough opposition over the weekend.
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In reserves, the Penguins had a tough encounter with a determined Wolumla Tigers outfit where an early penalty gave the hosts the lead.
An unfortunate own-goal later in the half gave Wolumla a 2-0 edge before the break.
Officials said the second half was better with great back and forth between Kane Gardaya and Mark Brookes to score and make 2-1, but the Tigers were persistent to finish the game 3-1.
The Penguins retain second on the ladder on goal difference after Bemboka downed Merimbula 6-2 with the clubs battling for third and fourth respectively.
The Penguinettes battled out a 0-0 draw with the Tigresses ladies with the two clubs fighting for second place.
This weekend is a general bye with two rounds to play.