Final u18’s schoolboys report game 4 wrap

Final u18’s schoolboys report game 4 wrap

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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