Ramien survives sin bin after penalty

Jesse Ramien managed to avoid being sent to the sin bin despite conceding a penalty for taking out Val Holmes.

Justin Tomlinson

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Ramien survives sin bin after penalty

Jesse Ramien avoided being sent to the sin bin after taking out Val Holmes during play. Despite the incident resulting in a penalty, Ramien remained on the field instead of receiving a temporary suspension.[1][2]

The penalty decision allowed Ramien to survive a potential sin bin stint following his contact with Holmes, keeping him on the field for his team.[1][2]

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