Langer Trophy Marsden v Keebra Park
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Langer Trophy Marsden v Keebra Park
Schoolboy showdown: Marsden v Keebra Park a perfect start to Thursday night
Fans will be treated to an epic Schoolboy Cup battle as an exciting curtain-raiser to the Titans’ Thursday night clash against the Wests Tigers at Cbus Super Stadium.
With both Marsden State High School and Keebra Park State High School undefeated after the season opener of the Langer Cup, both powerhouses will face off in what is set to be a mouth-watering contest showcasing some of the best young talent Queensland has to offer.
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“I’m pretty excited… it’s definitely a privilege,” Semu said.
“Last week, I was extremely proud we were able to hang into the end.
“I think we just need to improve our effort areas this week, especially in the middle and on the edges.”
Queensland Schoolboy and Marsden outside back Will Semu. ©Titans Media
Keebra Park front rower Jack Schmidt is also extremely excited to be playing ahead of the Gold Coast’s Round 15 showdown against the Wests Tigers, as well as seeing the battle between his halfback Ryder Williams (Titans-contracted) and Marsden’s Coby Black (Broncos-contracted).
“I’m pretty excited,” Schmidt said.
“We’ll definitely have to watch out for their halfback Coby Black… he can be quite dangerous.”
Langer Trophy Marsden v Keebra Park Keebra Park prop Jack Schmidt. ©Titans Media
Kick-off to the curtain-raiser is at 6.05pm, ahead of the Titans in action at 7.50pm.
Team lists
Marsden SHS
1. Kylem Vunipola 2. Saxon Innes 3. Will Semu 4. Mark Nosa 5. Lui Lee 6. Javon Andrews 7. Coby Black 8. Sione Suilua 9. Jacob Tinsley 10. Elijah Leatigaga 11. Cairo Ruri 12. Patrick Kailahi 13. Lewis Symonds 14. Cory Pearse 15. Jury Taewa 16. Braden Teuila 17. Dylan Gallagher 18. Xavier Atoa 19. Korbin Skelton 20. Taylan To’a
Keebra Park SHS
1. Mason Barber 2. Jeremiah Havea 3. Joseph Tupuse 4. Xavier Tauaifaiga 5. Zyroam Herlihy 6. Jack Hudson 7. Ryder Williams 8. Jack Schmidt 9. Isaiah Fagalilo 10. Zac Kumbamong 11. Jett Bryce 12. Presley Folau 13. Taylor Withington 14. Dorian Lotaki 15. Tom Summer 16. Ryan Hutchison 17. Austin Marsters 18. Tyrel Laban
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