Off the back of a convincing round one performance against Waratah Tigers, the Panthers were able to back up their performance with a 54-point win over West Wyalong.

Lily-Belle Misiloi back up her hat-trick from last weekend with another two tries while Bianca Sutton, Mata Varasia and Ashleigh Harris also scoring two tries each.

Tameka Carr, Janaia Booth and Jadha Anderson completed the try scoring for the Panthers while Caitlin Kelly scored the single try for West Wyalong to see the full-time scoreline finish on 60-6 in favour of the Black and Whites.

Hay have maintained their perfect defensive record after two games after a 70-point win over Tullibigeal Lake Cargelligo at the Hay Sportsground on Sunday afternoon.

The try-scoring was shared around by the Magpies as Delilah Crighton and Shardia Hutchison scoring doubles while Meagan Pearson, Rachel Pearson, Luci Lugsdin, Felicity Schiller, Ebony Crighton, Hannah Stewart, Samantha Hutchison, Zoe Books and Katie Arandt scoring a try each.

The 70-0 shutout win means the Hay side have a massive points difference of 112 after two games of the season which sees them in the first spot over the Black and Whites.

The Waratah Tigers were able to get a bounce-back win after their trip to Darlington Point on Sunday.

They were on the end of a heavy defeat in round one, and thanks to a try each from Takilele Katoa, Nikita Sutton, Katrina Scarfone and Adi Buadromo saw Waratahs pick up a 22-6 win with Jessica Bellato scoring the only try for the Roosters.

Meanwhile, in the match of the round, there was little to separate Yanco-Wamoon and Yenda at the Yanco Sportsground.

It was a 12-6 win for the Blueheelers which see them remain undefeated after tries from Amelia Lolotonga and Maddison Payne while Bianca Smith scored the Hawks solo try.

This weekend will be headlined by the Yanco-Wamoon taking on Waratahs on Saturday afternoon in Yanco as the side’s look to add to their one win this season.