Players swapped their usual black, red and white socks for pink to raise funds for the Inverell Breast Cancer Support Group.

Organiser Chloe Gleeson said with men's and women's teams sporting their bright, pink socks the club was able to raise more than $4,000.

"With teams sporting their socks, a gold coin donation at the gate, monster raffle and handmade goodies being sold, we raised a total of $4,205. We had a great turnout."

These funds will go directly to the Inverell Breast Cancer Support Group and will help local families in need.

Saints men had a comfortable win over the Tamworth Kangaroos, who travelled short with only 15 players.

The finally score was Inverell 29.19.193 defeating Tamworth 2.2.14.

Best on ground were: Josh Desborough, Will Mozzell, Lachlan White, Hayden Chapel and Joe Kimmince.

"The boys did everything they were told and had a strong start to the game followed by four quarters of solid footy," coach Justin Pay said.

The men will be tested this weekend as the travel to Gunnedah on Saturday to play to undefeated Bulldogs in a top of the table clash.

While, Saints women bounced back from last year's grand final defeat against the Roo's winning convincingly 17.11.113 to 0.0.0.

"The team combined well across the ground, displaying a significant improvement in structure and skills from previous years," Coach Dick Gleeson said. The best on ground was Gabrielle Mooney who played a strong game in the forward line kicking 4 goals.

Larrisa matheson and Kayla sims were dominant in the center of the ground and well supported by Kyla Hamiliton and Sophie Kastelein with great speed on the wings.

The back line worked hard to keep the Kangaroos scoreless, with impressive defensive pressure from Stephanie Press. The women's team will travel to Armidale on Saturday to take on the New England Nomads.

U17s also defeated Tamworth 18.16.124 to 7.5.47. Best on ground were Johno Roberts and Will McLachlan.

"The boys played a very smart game of football but we still have a fair bit of work to go to beat the top team in the comp," Matt Harrison said.

While, U14s boys and girls defeated Tamworth 14.4.88 to 0.4.4. Best on ground: Cooper Taveria, Munro and George Wood and Mallee Martin.

Coach Gerry Taveria was happy with the win. "But there is still a bit of improvement to go."

There is a Super Sunday for the U14s in Inverell on Sunday. Saints look forward to hosting the Glen Innes Celtics and the Tamworth Roosters. It will be a full day of footy kicking off at 10am.