Bunbury closed out their South West Football League regular season with a 24-point win over Augusta-Margaret River at Gloucester Park on Saturday.
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SWFL men’s: Augusta-Margaret River’s top three hopes dashed in 19-point loss to Busselton
Augusta-Margaret River’s hopes of finishing in the South West Football League’s top three were dashed by Busselton at Bovell Park on Sunday, with the Magpies claiming a 19-point win.
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