Brumbies players Anthony & Saia Faingaa, who made a special guest appearance for the night's games, were amazed at the skill and tenacity of some of the players in the various games that they watched.

During the after match presentations to the winning teams, Brumbies centre, Anthony Faingaa said "we saw some tremendous football talent on show tonight in both boys and girls teams. Some of the running and tackling was really awesome. We had no idea that this standard of football was being played on the South Coast".

Once again, Braidwood u14's scored an emphatic 30 to nil win over the Sharks to maintain their undefeated record for the competition.

The Sharks u10's made it two winners trophies for the Bermi/Cobargo based club with their 45 to 10 win over the Dolphins.

In the u12's the equal competition leaders Dolphins and the Bay/Swamp Rats match-up produced a 25 to 0 win for the Dolphins on the night.

In the u16's match the Bega Bulls convincingly defeated Narooma Whales by 45 points to 5 in a fast and entertaining match.

Earlier, the girls u15's Southern zone team reversed the result over the Northern zone girls.

In the non-contact Walla-rugby match between Batemans Bay and the Dolphins, both teams continued to improve once again and all of the players were presented with a medal for their participation by the Brumbies players after the game.

The final night's Rugby saw 32 teams play 16 matches in front of a record crowd for junior rugby on the South Coast. FSC Junior President, Ken Hall thanked the players, referees, the parents, club supporter's and his FSC Junior zone committee for their participation and support for another highly successful Twilight Rugby competition in 2007.