Tumut Eagles’ Lachlan Anderson gets airborne against South Wagga at the Bull Paddock on Sunday. PHOTO: Josh Gidney The Tumut Eagles reinforced the Bull Paddock’s status as a fortress in 2026 with a resounding 4-1 win over the strong South Wagga team on Sunday. South Wagga scored just seven minutes into the match and held the lead until the 52nd minute when Chris McEwan scored a penalty goal. He backed this up with a regular goal in the 68th, a…
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