Author : Vic RL

Final u18’s schoolboys report game 4 wrap

The CAS boys wrapped up their final game of the tournament against a strong NSW CIS outfit.

NSW CIS came out firing, putting points on the board early and controlling much of the first half.

Despite the scoreboard pressure, our boys regrouped and showed great fight in the second half.

Waka Hammond led the charge with two quick tries, followed by strong efforts from Jayden Matatumua and Crockett Henry to close the gap. While the boys finished strongly, NSW CIS did enough to win the game.

Plenty of positives to take away from the tournament and strong efforts across the park and a never-give-up attitude from start to finish.

Congratulations to Micah Warena who was recognised as Player of the Match and to Max Tokava who was awarded Player of the Championship for CAS.

Thank you to all of our volunteers, supporters, team and NRLVIC staff who made the championship possible for the U18s Schoolboys and Schoolgirls this week.
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U18’S SCHOOLGIRLS & U18’S SCHOOLBOYS REPORT

The girls closed out their campaign with a solid effort against ACT.

ACT opened the scoring, but our girls responded well, levelling the game at 6-6 heading into halftime. Despite their hardwork and determination, ACT had a strong second half and managed to pull away to secure the win.

Congratulations to Taonga Te Aroha Davis who received Player of the Match and Cathy Nafatali who was recognised as Player of the Championship for Victoria.
Well done to the girls on a great week of footy!

U18S VIC vs CAS SCHOOLBOYS- GAME 3 WRAP

The CAS boys also faced ACT on the same day.

They got off to a flying start, with two early tries from Waka Hammond.

ACT hit back with a few of their own, but our boys kept the momentum and finished strongly, highlighted by a hat trick from Latrelle Cordtz.

Congratulations to Phoenix Woods on Player of the Match.

U18’S SCHOOLGIRLS & U18’S SCHOOLBOYS REPORT

Our girls faced Northern Territory for the second time this week, eager to keep building and improving with each game.

NT came out strong once again, jumping to a 16-0 lead. But our VIC girls showed real determination, fighting back to reduce the margin to 16-8 at halftime and heading into the shed with momentum.

The girls came out full of energy in the second half and levelled the scores at 16-all.

With both sides having chances to take the win, the match went into golden point.

It was another intense battle with no points scored in the first half of extra time.

NT eventually broke through with just 3 minutes left on the clock to claim the win.

A gusty performance from our girls who now look ahead to their final match against ACT tomorrow.

U18’s VIC vs CAS Schoolboys- Game 2 Wrap

Following a strong showing against QRSS in Game 1, the boys took on a well-drilled NSWCHS side in Game 2.

NSWCHS displayed their class early and maintained control throughout the match.

Despite the scoreboard, our boys continued to work hard and never gave up. A performance we’re still incredibly proud of.

The boys now turn their focus to tomorrow’s clash against ACT.

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One up one down for Junior Sharks

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Sea Eagles Junior Reps Rnd 7

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Sea Eagles Pathways Wrap Rnd 4

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Author : Victorian Rugby League

2024 Victorian U18’s schoolgirls – squad announcement

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for the 2024 NRL Victoria U18’s Schoolgirls Squad.

Victoria U18’s Schoolgirls Squad

Esther Kaitani
Faalaniga Nimo
Jada Patelesio
Kassidy Kahotea
Kelela Havea
Kyana Gordon
Leilani Weatherby
Leotina Faalili
Lii Kamanu- Dennis
Louisa Tearetoa
Lourdez Sakaria
Manaia Cooper
Mona Taleo
Paige Diaz
Pearl Magatogia
Rosabella Asiata
Sammy-Lee Gunn-Tuai
Summer Luamanu
Tianah Teo
Turou George

Shadows

Elaiza Palalagi-Sundar
Niah-Telesia Tukino
Tiaari Brown

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Author : Victorian Rugby League

2024 Victorian U16’s schoolgirls squad announcement

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for the 2024 NRL Victoria U16’s Schoolgirls Squad.

2024 NRL Victoria U16’s Schoolgirls Squad

Akoija George
Alexis Fenton
Dalize Feo
De’charnah Williams-Hale
Dhillon Baker
Eboni Heurea
Heather Nasilai
Juliana Kolio
Justice Huriwai Daymond
Kayla Horvat
Lennox Tuivasa
Mahlia Davys
Miliana Afu
Nikita Jaye Faoa
Ocean Kaiwai
Oriana Ioane
Rozaliah Matavao
Sierra Te’o
Temukisa Misa
Urshelah Lie Kohunui

Shadows

Dandelian Luamanu
Jillian Vaai
Monique Maireroay
Harmony Taupau
Akeelah Coffin

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Dragons break 32-year drought

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Sharks teams bow out of junior rep finals

Panthers junior reps round 7 wrap

Roosters and Tigers to meet in Andrew Johns Cup final

Junior Sharks defeated by Dogs

Eels Harold Matts continue perfect start

Steelers on top in SG Ball Cup

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Junior Sharks enjoy solid trials against Souths

NSWRL announces Koori Under 17s squad

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Bulldogs win Jersey Flegg Cup

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Author : Rugby League Victoria

2023 NRL Victoria U16s/U17s Schoolboys CAS Champions Team Announcement

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for 2023 NRL Victoria U16s/U17s CAS Championships Team.

All players in the list below (including shadows) are required for final training session on Tuesday 19th of September at Seabrook Reserve, Broadmeadows – 5:30pm start.

Selected Players

Alijah Waetford
Jaden Ninda
Denzo Atileo Kupu
Jethro Scanlan
Burnham Salesa
Joseph Vela
Chae Sinclair
Kyu Fiaui
Cyrus Perenise
Latrelle Cordtz
Daniel Moananu
Lawrence Raponi
Deacon King
Lockyer Azile – Foliola
Detroit Williams – Hale
Maze Tearoa – Wharerau
Divine Vili
Memphis Wallace
Elijah Po Ching
Nu Nafatali
Faatoelau Mauola Iaokopo
Oshaye Lasei’ Marsters
Harvey Savage
Phoenix Woods
Indianason Fiaui
Shalom Uatisone
Izaac Batey
Zeph Faumuina

Shadows

Noah McMahon
Ezekiel Tausili
Miracle Va

https://www.nrlvic.com/ 

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Author : Victorian Rugby League

2023 U18s Victoria Schoolgirls Trial Nomination Form

This is for players only born in 2005 and 2006.

Details for the trial are below:

Date: 15/4/2023

Where: Comely Banks Recreation Reserve, Officer

Time: 9am – 1pm

Nominations close COB 17 April, 2023

Players selected in final squad will represent Victoria Schoolgirls at 2023 U18s National Championships 30 June – 7 July, 2023.

Please note: players need to enrolled in a Victorian Secondary School to be eligible for trial.

https://forms.office.com/r/8dRHVs2XxD

If you have any questions, please contact Tim Auremi on 0417 415 508 or via email nrlvicpathways@nrl.com.au

2023 U15s Victoria Schoolboys Male – Trial Nomination Form

This is for players only born in 2008.

Details for the trial are below:

Date: 22/4/2023
Where: Comely Banks Recreation Reserve, Officer
Time: 9am – 1pm

Nominations close COB 14 April, 2023

Players selected in final squad will represent Victoria schoolboys at the 2023 U15’s National Championships 23-29 September 2023.

https://forms.office.com/r/Ucp95gg464

If you have any questions, please contact Tim Auremi on 0417 415 508 or via email nrlvicpathways@nrl.com.au

2023 U15s Victoria Schoolboys Male – Trial Nomination Form

This is for players only born in 2008.

Details for the trial are below:

Date: 22/4/2023
Where: Comely Banks Recreation Reserve, Officer
Time: 9am – 1pm

Nominations close COB 14 April, 2023

Players selected in final squad will represent Victoria schoolboys at the 2023 U15’s National Championships 23-29 September 2023.

https://forms.office.com/r/Ucp95gg464

If you have any questions, please contact Tim Auremi on 0417 415 508 or via email nrlvicpathways@nrl.com.au

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Author : Kelsey Hogan News Corp Sports @kelseyhogan99

Hallam Senior College v The Grange, NRL Schoolboys Cup Victorian qualifier

A hat-trick from Suliasi Prescott in the first 15 minutes paved the way for a big Grange win over Hallam in the NRL Schoolboys Cup qualifiers.

Relive all the action from our LIVE STREAM.

A brilliant display from star hooker Suliasi Prescott has led competition newcomers The Grange favourites to a pulsating 32-18 victory over Hallam College in Round 2 of the NRL Schoolboys Victorian qualifiers.

Prescott, who has been named in the Under-18s Australian Schoolboys train-on-squad, broke Hallam College’s heart, scoring a hat-trick in the first 15 minutes of the Victorian clash at Casey fields on Thursday.

Prescott, who is in his final year of the competition, told News Corp he was “proud of his team playing with only one sub’, with multiple squad members out with the flu.

“We were going to forfeit the game today, but we told the coach we could do it and we were in it. So we’re really happy with the win.”

“The kick and chases are just something I like doing when I see there’s no fullback, I have a little go.

“Last year we lost to Hallam and this year I thought they would be the best in the Victorian comp, so it’s really exciting.

“We would love to play in the NRL Schoolboys. It would mean a lot.”

Storm Cup Hallam Senior College v The Grange (Photo : Penny McCredie)

Despite Hallam’s emphatic 38-0 win against Mt Ridley in the competition opener last week, there were ominous signs for the eastern suburbs side when Prescott crossed the line for the third time with an impressive chip-kick solo try.

But Hallam College refused to lie down and roared to life in the second half on the back of some thunderous carries from their middle forwards, Storm-contracted utility Josiah Neli led from the front.

But in the end, The Grange put up a stout defensive effort, turning away a series of Hallam raids in the final few minutes and finishing with a convincing 14-point victory.

Hallam have eyes on the big prize

Hallam College’s message was made loud and clear in last week’s opening clash – they’re ready to win this year’s NRL Schoolboy Cup Victorian qualifier.

And they are ready to run through the competition to do it. …READ…MORE…

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Author : Kelsey Hogan News Corp Sports

Live stream: News partners with NRL to live stream Melbourne Storm Cup in Victoria

The NRL is putting rugby league on the map in Victoria, with the inaugural Melbourne Storm Cup set to light up the schools rugby league pathways. Find out how you can watch the action LIVE.

The NRL is continuing to put rugby league on Victoria’s map, launching a new Schoolboys Cup qualifier which hopes to provide more opportunities for the southern state’s up-and-coming league stars in the Australian rules heartland.

The inaugural NRL Schoolboys Victoria Qualifiers will kick off this week with NewsCorp showcasing the next generation of Victorian league talent.

Exclusively livestreaming the competition which will see three Victorian schools battle it out for a place in the top-tier NRL Schoolboys competition.

NRL School Participation and Projects Coordinator Jonathon Dallas said he hopes the new competition will “increase rugby league participation and offer new opportunities for kids in all the different schools in Victoria.”

The Grange P-12 College will join the elite Victorian Schoolboys rugby league ranks. The Grange players Muao Kaisala, Richard Junior Gabriel and Ethan Barlow-Sua. Picture : Nicki Connolly
The Grange P-12 College will join the elite Victorian Schoolboys rugby league ranks.

“This pathway basically gives every school in Victorian an opportunity to strive for Schoolboy Cup. Where in the past that wasn’t an option,” Dallas said.

“The work that the NRL does in schools throughout the whole country sometimes can be lost.

But something like this highlights how far Victoria as a state has come in school rugby league and the improvements in the level of footy they are playing.”

Mount Ridley, Hallam College and The Grange College will be competing for the top two qualifying positions which will go on to play NRL Schoolboys Cup while the third qualifier will compete in the second-tier NRL Schoolboy Trophy competition.

Mr Dallas said not only does he hope to provide more opportunities for schoolboys to represent their school playing rugby league, but encourage and motivate students during their final school years.

“An official rule of the schoolboy Cup and Schoolboy Trophy is students can’t play unless they’ve got 90 per cent attendance at school,” Dallas said.

“So the whole theory behind the competition is not just about developing kids, not just being a superstar footballer, but making sure they are ticking off the boxes in their schooling and education as well.

The NRL are expanding their pathways program in Victoria, with The Grange College joining the ranks for the first time. Richard Junior Gabriel, Ethan Barlow-Sua and Muao Kaisala show off their technical drills. Picture: Nicki Connolly

“We’re trying to help develop students’ not just footballers.”

In Melbourne’s Western Suburbs, The Grange P-12 College’s Head Coach Shannon Love said the new competition taps into the need for more opportunities for Victorian rugby league kids striving towards a future in the sport.

“I do think there’s a huge opportunity here, a lot of people look at Victoria as being an AFL state which they’re not wrong, but the talent out here in the west is up to standard,” Love said.

“There is a very multicultural society here with lots of Pacific Islanders and New Zealanders and that just bleed rugby which is really exciting and I think the talent pool here does go quite deep.”

“I think the NRL is going in the right direction in developing raw talent in Victoria and this Melbourne Storm Cup is just the start, I think there’s going to be a lot of success from here,” he said.

“Melbourne Storm lack that Victorian blood, so I would love to see more development and pathways in Victoria but we just need to keep giving the boys an opportunity to get picked up.”

MELBOURNE STORM CUP LIVE STREAM

The Herald Sun will live stream three NRL Schoolboys Cup qualifying games as part of the Melbourne Storm Cup in Victoria.

See the schedule below to know when you need to tune in.

Melbourne Storm Cup

Friday, May 6
1.45pm: Mount Ridley v Hallam College

Friday, May 13
2.30pm: Hallam College v The Grange

Friday, May 20
2.30pm: The Grange v Mount Ridley

The Grange will meet with Victoria University on Friday in the opening round of the competition and Mr Love believes his school have the ability to give the top-tier competition “a run for their money” if they qualify.

“The boys have been in The Schoolboy Trophy last year but now we’re up against the best schools in the state which is really exciting,” he said.

“I’ve been involved in Schoolboys in NSW and I think our boys would definitely give them a good run for their money.”

In a match that will be exclusively livestreamed by NewsCorp on Friday May 6, Mount Ridley will clash with Hallam College, kicking off at 2.30pm.

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News Corp will stream a game of the round from the NSWRL junior representative competitions.

You can go back into our archive to watch every game we have streamed so far this season. Click the links below to see what you missed.

ROUND 1

Tarsha Gale Cup: Raiders v Steelers

Harold Matts: Raiders v Sea Eagles 

SG Ball: Raiders v Sea Eagles 

ROUND 2

Tarsha Gale Cup: Bulldogs v Eels

Harold Matts: Bulldogs v Eels 

SG Ball Cup: Bulldogs v Eels 

ROUND 3 

Tarsha Gale Cup: Rabbitohs v Knights 

Harold Matts: Rabbitohs v Knights 

SG Ball Cup: Rabbitohs v Knights 

ROUND 4

Tarsha Gale Cup: Tigers v Roosters 

Harold Matts: Tigers v Knights 

SG Ball Cup: Tigers v Knights 

ROUND 5 

Tarsha Gale Cup: Rabbitohs v Raiders  

Harold Matts: Rabbitohs v Bears

SG Ball Cup: Rabbitohs v Bears 

ROUND 6 

Tarsha Gale Cup: Dragons v Steelers 

Harold Matts: Dragons v Steelers

SG Ball Cup: Dragons v Steelers 

ROUND 7 

Harold Matts – Cronulla Sharks v Canberra Raiders

SG Ball – Cronulla Sharks v Canberra Raiders 

ROUND 8 

Tarsha Gale Cup – Panthers v Bulldogs 

Harold Matts – Panthers v Bulldogs

SG Ball Cup – Panthers v Bulldogs 

ROUND 9 

Tarsha Gale Cup – Sydney Roosters v St George Dragons

Harold Matts – Sydney Roosters v St George Dragons

SG Ball Cup – Sydney Roosters v St George Dragons

ELIMINATION FINALS 

Tarsha Gale Cup – Wests Tigers v Illawarra Steelers 

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Author : NRLVIC

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for 2022 U15s Victoria Schoolboys Train on squad.

All players will be required for training on Wednesday 20th April at Bruce Comben Reserve, Altona (Altona Roosters) – 10am start.

Players selected in the final squad will represent Victoria in the 2022 ASSRL Championships from 1 July – 8 July

All further correspondence will be sent via email.

Selected Players

Ali Natapu
Alijah Waetford
Devine Vili
Dymetrius Mani
Efaraima Sialaoa
Elijah Po- Ching
Faatoelau Mauola Iakopo
Finn Mackay
Indianason Fiaui
Ja-Caan Taipari
Jaxon Tofete
Jessee Havea
Joseph Lulianella
Kaleb Autalaga
Keoni Brown
Latrelle Cordtz
Lockeyer -Azile Foliola
Matthew Kereti
Maze Tearoa-Wharerau
Michah Warena
Miriclehawley Va
Nigel Laka
Parish Hunt
Parryson Toafa
Phoenix Wood
Tainui Whakaari
Tevata Tuima
Waka Hammond

2022 NRL VICTORIA U15’s Schoolboys Invite Only Trial

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for the invite only trial for the 2022 NRL Victoria U15s Schoolboys.

The invite only trial will be held at 11am at Casey Fields, Casey 9th April.

Players are asked to arrive at the ground by 10am with the trial commencing at 11am.

2022 Victoria Female 19’s Train on Squad Announced

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for 2022 Victoria Female 19’s – Train on Squad.

All players will be required for training on Monday 11th April at La Trobe University, Bundoora starting at 5:30pm.

Players selected in the final squad will represent Victoria in the 2022 National Female U19’s National Championships on 9-12 June in the Gold Coast.

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