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Panthers hold on for first victory of the season

The Rockhampton Panthers were able to hold off a late BITS surge to capture their first competition points on the season. (John Todd)
By Liam Emerton

Rockhampton Panthers secured their first win of the AFL Capricornia senior women's premiership season as they snuck home with a […]

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