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Galvin shines for NSWCHS

NSWCHS five-eighth Lachlan Galvin is the good news Tigers fans need

It has been a dark week for all Wests Tigers fans, but there is one schoolboy giving them reason to hope at the ASSRL Nationals.

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Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NSW CHS v NSWCIS (Boys)

It has been a dark week for Wests Tigers fans, but there is one schoolboy giving them reason to hope.

In the space of a week Tigers fans have had to deal with the fact Luke Brooks is leaving for the Northern Beaches, they are lacking a recognised half for next season and they were pasted 74-0 in a historic thumping at the hands of the Cowboys.

It’s been tough.

But there is one shining light in the form of NSW CHS halfback Lachlan Galvin.

In the space of 60 minutes, the Westfields Sports High talent made it clear the future isn’t all doom at Concord, after masterfully steering NSWCHS to a dominant win over NSWCIS on Saturday.

NSWCHS player Lachlan Galvin NSWCIS Vs NSWCHS in the ASSRL national championships in Redcliffe. Saturday July 1, 2023. Picture, John Gass

The 17-year-old Campbelltown product, who was previously part of the Eels junior system, will join the Tigers top 30 squad next season.

I am loving it

“I am loving it (at the Tigers),” Galvin said. “I got there last year and I am loving it.

“I just want to focus on my footy, train hard. I go into the Top 30 next year.

“When I got there I looked up to the NRL boys. Wayne Lambkin was the coach at Westfield and he’s the reserve grade coach there now and he’s really helped me and my footy.”

Galvin wasn’t the only future Tiger to impress for the NSWCHS side, with winger Luke Laulilii scoring an impressive double.

The duo have played together at Westfields Sports High for a number of years, and the playmaker said their combination was sound.

“In the Harold Mathews Cup, he (Laulilii) was fullback and we worked really well together,” Galvin said.

“It’s good to play with him he’s very fast. I just have to find him, he gives me a lot of room and he follows me.”

When asked who Galvin models his game off he said it was Queensland five-eighth Cameron Munster.

The NSW Combined High Schools lethal wing combination of Nikora Williams and Laulilii, with Galvin at the trigger, blew away their NSW Combined Independent Schools rivals in a 24-6.

NSWCIS, who also feature a Tigers-bound playmaker in Alex Conti, will have little time to lick their wounds as they return to action at the ASSRL Nationals on Monday.

WATCH THE DAY TWO ACTION FROM ASSRL NATIONALS LIVE

The schoolgirls action will kick off a massive second day at the ASSRL Under-18s Nationals in Redcliffe. Picture, John Gass

After a day off the field, the competition returns in a massive way with the first games for the Combined Affiliated States and ACT boys sides.

NSWCIS will cap off a massive day of action against the ACT, while the CAS side will meet a NSW Combined Catholic Colleges side flying off the back of a big win against Queensland on Saturday.

Monday’s action kicks off at Kayo Stadium in Redcliffe with another three rounds of the fast and flashy Schoolgirls Nationals tournament.

DAY TWO Results

Monday, July 3

Girls

9am: ACT 0 – 9 VIC
9.25am: NSW CHS 5 – 4 NSW CCC
9.50am: NT 5 – 4 WA
10.15am: NSW CIS 4 – 5 Queensland
10.40am: ACT 0 – 17 NSW CCC
11.05am: NSW CHS v VIC
11.20am: NT 0 – 29 Queensland
11.55am: NSW CIS 0 – 0 WA
12.20pm: ACT 0 – 21 NSW CHS
12.45pm: NSW CCC 13 – 0 VIC
1.10pm: NT 0 – 17 NSW CIS
1.35pm: Queensland 9 – 0 WA

Boys

2.10pm: NSW CCC 60 – 6 CAS
3.30pm: NSW CIS 16 – 22 ACT

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2022 ACT u18 Schoolboys Trials Change of Venue

The Under 18’s ACT Schoolboys trials will be held at the UPDATED VENUE Raiders Belconnen (Hardwick Crescent, Holt) on Wednesday 27th April 2022.

Registrations must be completed prior and ground will be open from 4:30pm for a 5:15pm start.

Players will be placed into positions in teams and asked to do a warm up, some drills and competitive games.

Jack Wighton & former NRL boss Mr. David Gallop 2011 ACT U18s at the ASSRL Championships (Photo : Steve Montgomery))

This will be followed by a trial match.

All players must wear the appropriate playing apparel (boots, footy shorts, socks and mouthguard etc).

Players requiring strapping will need to take care of their own needs prior to the trial.

Trainers will be on site to assist only.

Permission from your school principal must be obtained in order to trial.

ALL ATHLETES FROM ALL SPORTS ARE WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED TO TRIAL.

Download the registration form HERE

2022 ACT u18 Schoolboys Trials

ACT u18s v Queensland (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Under 18’s ACT Schoolboys trials will be held at NSWRL Headquarters (Eade Street, Bruce 2617) on Wednesday 27th April 2022.

Registrations must be completed prior and ground will be open from 4:30pm for a 5:15pm start.

Players will be placed into positions in teams and asked to do a warm up, some drills and competitive games. This will be followed by a trial match.

All players must wear the appropriate playing apparel (boots, footy shorts, socks and mouthguard etc). Players requiring strapping will need to take care of their own needs prior to the trial. Trainers will be on site to assist only.

Permission from your school principal must be obtained in order to trial.

All athletes from all sports are welcome and encouraged to trial.

Download the registration form here.

Please note registration is required prior to the trial. No form no trial.

For further inquiries please contact nicholas.whatman@cg.catholic.edu.au

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2022 ACT u18 Schoolboys Trials

The Under 18’s ACT Schoolboys trials will be held at NSWRL Headquarters (Eade Street, Bruce 2617) on Wednesday 27th April 2022.

Registrations must be completed prior and ground will be open from 4:30pm for a 5:15pm start.

Players will be placed into positions in teams and asked to do a warm up, some drills and competitive games. This will be followed by a trial match.

2011 ACT U18s at the ASSRL Championships (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2011 ACT U18s at the ASSRL Championships (Photo : Steve Montgomery)
All players must wear the appropriate playing apparel (boots, footy shorts, socks and mouthguard etc). Players requiring strapping will need to take care of their own needs prior to the trial. Trainers will be on site to assist only.

Permission from your school principal must be obtained in order to trial.

All athletes from all sports are welcome and encouraged to trial.

Download the registration form here.

Please note registration is required prior to the trial. No form no trial.

For further inquiries please contact nicholas.whatman@cg.catholic.edu.au

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ACADEMY OVER COME COLD FOR 1st TEST VICTORY

Story By : Dave Parkinson & ourfootyteam.com

ENGLAND ACADEMY 38
AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS 30

The Australian Schoolboys came up on the wrong end of the scoreboard in the first test against their England Super League rivals following a pulsating game at Leigh’s plush Sports Village.

After being caned in the penalty count in the first half, the Joeys showed tremendous resilience to level matters at half-time and twice held convincing twelve point leads in the second half only to fritter away possession and opportunity.

In doing so, England grasped the initiative and finished strongly with the last three tries of the game.

England opened the score after two minutes when two quick penalties from the whistle of test referee Steve Ganson saw them march 60 metres upfield.

The first came on the back of a high tackle from prop Matthew Groat but the second was a harsh call and as a result the Joey’s temporarily lost focus which allowed Sam Powell to grasp the advantage… MORE

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