THE 2026 Narrabri Touch grand final night delivered another action-packed community event, with players, families, friends and supporters turning out to show their support across all grades.
Elsa Gabbott. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
In A-grade, Hammertime claimed the champion’s title with a strong 7-2 win over Sprayerbarn Spinouts.
Joe Baker was named A-grade player of the final, recognising his standout performance.
Matt Hall from One Hit Wonders defended by Blake Stride from JWG Livewires. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
The B-grade decider saw Win or Booze secure a 4-1 victory against Hounddogs, with Hamish Duncan’s performance earning player of the final honours.
In C-grade, One Hit Wonders players proved they’re far more than a single hit, defeating JWG Livewires 7-3.
A-grade champions: Hammer time defeated Sprayerbarn Spinouts 7-2 to win the A-grade grand final. Photo: Tam Pattison.
Lachlan Hall was awarded C-grade player of the final for his stellar performance, while Abby McClure received the referee award for her important contribution.
The grand final night once again showcased the strength of the Narrabri Touch community, with spirited competition and sportsmanship out in full force.
Win or Booze was the winner of the B-grade grand final in a 4-1 win against Hounddogs.
Narrabri Touch president Mereka Gleeson thanked all the teams, players, referees and committee members for making this season such a sensational competition.
“A high-spirited touch football evening on Monday night, 22 June saw all grand final teams putting on a competitive display from start to finish,” said Mereka.
Jessica Scott (Sprayerbarn Spinouts) defended by Lidia Richards (Hammertime). Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
Mereka scored the C-grade game and said the match was played in great spirit, with plenty of end-to-end action and some impressive attacking football. She said both teams defended strongly, forcing errors and making every try hard-earned.
Quick ball movement and teamwork proved the difference, as One Hit Wonders managed to create a few extra opportunities to edge ahead.
Jydon Hill defended by Hamish Nolan. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
Mereka said standout performances came from Lachie Hall and Annika Gourley, who consistently made strong runs, sharp touches in defence, and both scored tries.
She said the match highlighted the improving standard of C-grade competition in Narrabri, with every player contributing to an entertaining contest.
Bernard Gabbott knocking down a try-scoring pass attempt from One Hit Wonders. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
One Hit Wonders have now claimed the C-grade title for a third year in a row.
“Thank you to all the teams who competed in the season; we appreciate your support and hope you all enjoyed yourselves,” Mereka said.
Millie Thibault scoring for One Hit Wonders. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
“Our season two commences on Monday 3 August; make sure to get your men’s and ladies teams in. Nominations will open soon, keep an eye on our Facebook page.”
Narrabri Touch grand final results for 2026
Bernard Gabbott from JWG Livewires. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
A-grade, 7-2: Hammertime won against Sprayerbarn Spinouts.
A-grade player of the final: Joe Baker.
Joe Baker from Hammertime defended by Nick Anderson Sprayerbarn Spinouts. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
B-grade, 4-1: Win or Booze won against Hounddogs.
B-grade player of the final: Hamish Duncan.
Cathy Conomos. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
C-grade, 7 -3: One Hit Wonders won against JWG Livewires.
C-grade player of the final: Lachlan Hall.
Anita Gourley One Hit Wonders defender is Judah Stuart from JWG Livewires. Photo: Bruce Malcolm.
Referee award: Abby McClure.
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