QLD City and Country share spoils
Author : QRL Media
QLD City and Country share spoils
Queensland Under 17 representative pathway matches between City and Country finished in a deadlock over the weekend.
City won the girls’ match 40-12, before Country hit back to claim the boys’ clash 36-8.
Incredibly, both City and Country accumulated 48 points across the two games at Burleigh, recording the exact same number of tries and goals.
Queensland Maroons LONG LUNCH – Tuesday 19 May BOOK NOW
In the girls’ match, City prop Sianah Misa scored two second-half tries in a powerhouse display.
City led 18-4 at half-time and fought off a gallant Country comeback which looked threatening following tries to Diaz Bowen and Hayley Wainwright.
In the boys’ match, Country fullback Derek Ahwang was in scintillating form, crossing for four tries in the 28-point win.
Country led 28-0 at half-time, but City refused to back down in the second half with Jordan Tuuga-Stevenson and Toetu Misipati Toetu both crossing the line.
Teams
Girls’ Under 17s:
City 40
TRIES : Sianah Misa 2, Alessana Betham, Maleea Te Kotahi, Lashae-Armani Tonga, Afeena Faamafu, Aaliyah Bush, Peyton Fakaosilea
GOALS : Shyloh Tofae 3, Marmie Nati
def
Country 12
TRIES : Tah’ Lucy Querro, Diaz Bowen, Hayley Wainwright
Boys’ Under 17s:
Country 36
TRIES : Derek Ahwang 4, Manua Dau, Timothy Dixon, Leo Briggs
GOALS : Derek Ahwang 4
def
City Boys 8 TRIES : Jordan Tuuga-Stevenson, Toetu Misipati Toetu
Related Links
QLD City and Country share spoils
QRL Under 17 City and Country squads announced
European rugby league u19s championship format and fixtures announced
Around the Grounds Junior Reps Finals Week One
QRL Junior reps grand final results
A first in five years for Sea Eagles Junior Reps
USA pull out of Euro u18 champ’s
Around the Grounds Junior Reps Round Nine
Tigers seek thrilling Grand Final redemption in extra-time
Tigers create history with Andrew Johns Cup win
Northern Tigers secure maiden Lisa Fiaola Cup
Port Macquarie to host NSWRL Regional Representatives Grand Final Day
Koori Under 16s tour leaves lasting impact on Vanuatu Rugby League
