The Jillaroos touched down 10 times with speedy winger Bec Hoy leading the way and scoring a hat trick, while Sonia Ussher scored a brace of her own.

Just three minutes into the game Jordyn Hoy opened the scoring when she cruised over in the corner and then Rhiannon Moran landed a great sideline conversion to give Walcha an early 6-0 lead.

Within the space of five minutes, Bec Hoy raced over for a couple of tries, then Jess Kliendienst touched down before Lacey Latham raced 60 metres to score under the posts.

Three conversions to Moran gave the Jillaroos a half-time lead, which they doubled in the second stanza.

Early in the second half Dinah Mausolf chased down a Rhiannon Moran cross kick to score just before two Quirindi players were sent to the sin bin after a brawl between themselves.

Two tries to Ussher midway through the half took the Jillaroos to a 46-0 lead before Kimberley Lisle side stepped her way over the try line and then just before the final siren Bec Hoy scored her third try.

Goal kicker Moran, who landed eight goals from 10 attempts was rewarded for a good all round performance with three club and group best and fairest points.

The other club points went to Bec Hoy 2, and Bonnie Brown 1, while Lacey Latham picked up two group points. Bec Hoy was also players’ player.

This Saturday the Jillaroos and Roos take on Kootingal here at the Park.

Players, supporters and officials are reminded that sporting venues are smoke free zones and glass bottles are not permitted on the Walcha Park. Please abide by these rules.