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ASSRL day 4 & 5 Results

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Results Day 4

Result Game 34 – 15 Years Boys Pool A

NSWCIS 28 – 16 ACT
TRIES : Darcy Feltham, Jarryd King 2, Sam Polley, Hunter Wiki-Sullivan
Goals – Talen Risati 4
defeated ACT 16
TRIES : Sonny Lauvao, George Amaiu, Isaiah Cornforth
Goals – Rhys Chapman 2

Players of Match – NSWCIS – 9 Ashton Large (The Scots College)
ACT – 9 James Smith (Marist College)

Result Game 35 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

VIC 28 – 16 NT
TRIES : Eden Etena Tokuma, Jayden Matatumua, Lewis Ah Ching, Levi Kanongataa, Mika Tauese
Goals : Emmanuel Walker 2, Mikaere Barnes 2
defeated NT 16
TRIES : Brodie Peacock, Zion Lafaele-Selio, Marley May
Goals : Deacon Summerville 2

Players of Match – VIC – 9 Levi Kanongataa (The Grange P-12)
NT – 29 Marley May (Mackillop Catholic College)

Result Game 36 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

ASSRL Goannas 40 – 6 WA
TRIES : Lewis Jones, Xavier Williams-Byers, Jimi Kusu 2, Ashton Allen, Callum Miskell, Tom Gagai
Goals : Callum Miskell 4, Kyron Croaker, Cruz McGuinness
defeated WA 6 TRIES : Kyron Arthy
Goal : Benjamin Cottam

Players of Match – ASSRL Goannas – 20 Lewis Jones (Kurri Kurri High)
WA – 12 Brodie Shaw (Darling Range Sports College)

Day 5 Results

10.00am – Game 37 – 15 Years Boys Pool A – Group 1 3rd Placed – ACT v Group 2 3rd Placed – NSWCCC

NSWCCC 44 – 4 ACT
TRIES : Chase Butler, Tayler Humphries, Daniel Green, Christopher Moala, Liam Powderly, Mark Peterson, Chase Pupualii, Thomas Goodfield, Christian Azzi
Goals – Tayler Humphries, Chase Butler 3)
defeated
ACT 4
TRIES : William Downey

Players of Match – NSWCCC – 1 Thomas Goodfield (St Gregory’s College)
ACT – 10 Sonny Lauvao (St Edmund’s College)

11.05am Game 38
15 Boys Pool A Semi Final

QRSS Maroon v QRSS White

QRSS Maroon 32 – 18 QRSS White
TRIES : Dean Tauaa 2, Tupou Francis, Gazniah To’omaga, Kalani Patu, Grayson Wharakura
Goals – Riley Carbone 4)
defeated
QRSS White 18
TRIES : Feleti VJ Letalu, Gausa Dau, Tawa-Dean Simpkins
Goals – Payton Gifford, Timahna Tandy 2

Players of Match – QRSS Maroon – 19 Jai Bilish (Keebra Park SHS)
QRSS White 3 – Kye Connell (Ignatius Park College)

12.10pm Game 39

NSWCIS 28 – 4 NSWCHS
NSWCIS 28
TRIES : Jarryd King, Sam Polley, Darcy Feltham 2, Hunter Wiki Sullivan 2
Goals – Talen Risati 2) defeated
NSWCHS 4
TRIES : Will Manning

Players of Match – NSWCHS – 8 Talmage Brown (Westfields Sport High)
NSWCIS – 1 Darcy Feltham (Oakhill College)

1.20pm Game 40

16 Years Girls Semi Final – Pool A 1st Placed
NSWCHS 28 – 4 VIC
NSWCHS 28
TRIES : Brandy Simpson, Anastasia Leatupue 3, Naioka Tuipulotu, Ella Knowles
Goal – Olivia Vaalele, Kiara McGreogor
defeated VIC 4
TRIES : Ayva Tauti)

Players of Match – NSWCHS 15 Alaianne Toia (Rouse Hill HS)
VIC – 13 Akoija George (Maribyrnong Secondary College)

2.15pm Game 41 16 Years Girls Semi Final
NSWCIS 0 – 30 QRSS
QRSS 30
TRIES : Lilianah Lewis, Taliah Anderson, Shalom Sauaso. Orianna Clark, Janique Mili
Goals – Bailey Sorbello 3
defeated
NSWCIS nil

Players of Match – QRSS – 14 Lilianah Lewis (Marsden SHS)
NSWCIS – 12 Rubie Drake-Brockman (Hunter Valley Grammar School)

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ASSRL Boys U15, Girls U16 National Championships

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It’s one of rugby league’s showcase junior tournaments – and it kicks off with a bang from Port Macquarie on Saturday. Catch 13 games LIVE.

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The action kicks off with two matches from the U15 boys tournament before the girls round robins.

Queensland Maroons have made a massive statement of intent, thrashing ACT 38-4 to open their ASSRL U15 boys national championship campaign in some style.

Three Maroons players scored doubles, including skipper Lincoln Dalton, while the ACT could only secure the one try.

Queensland came out all guns blazing, scoring three tries in the opening 10 minutes through Majah-Jose Peachy, Kingson Seve and Dalton.

ACT worked into the game towards halftime, maintaining more possession until it finally paid off.

A strong set down the width of the field found Tyler Stonham, who offloaded to Uhlia Tai for the try.

The Queenslanders hit back straight away courtesy of Ethan Grimshaw, who had just been brought into the match.

It took the Maroons 11 minutes to score their first try after the break when a brilliant play by captain Dalton put the game away.

Peachy added a second try, running the full length of the field following an intercept right on his own try line, while Grimshaw planted his own not long after.

A penalty goal for the Maroons to end the match sealed the victory.

PREVIEW

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges (CCC) coach Brad Melville believes the depth in his squad will be key as they prepare to open the inaugural ASSRL U16 Girls Nationals on Saturday.

The NSWCCC side will kick off the girls tournament against rivals NSW Combined High Schools, before also clashing with Western Australia and NSW Combined Independent Schools on a frantic opening day.

Every match of the ASSRL Nationals will be exclusively LIVE STREAMED on KommunityTV, with Saturday’s action kicking off with two matches from the U15 boys tournament before the girls round robins.

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WATCH DAY 1 AT THE ASSRL NATIONALS LIVE DAY ONE
Saturday, September 23

9am: Opening Ceremony

10.15am: Queensland Maroon 38 – 4 ACT (U15 Boys)
11.20am: NSW CHS 26 – 6 NSW CCC (U15 Boys)
12.25pm: NSW CHS 17 – 0 NSW CCC (U16 Girls)
12.50pm: NSW CIS 13 – 0 WA (U16 Girls)
1.15pm: Queensland v ACT (U16 Girls)
1.40pm: NT 4 – 5 Victoria (U16 Girls)
2.05pm: NSW CHS 13 – 0 NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
2.30pm: NSW CCC 4 – 9 WA (U16 Girls)
2.55pm: Queensland 33 – 0 NT (U16 Girls)
3.20pm: ACT 4 – 9 Victoria (U16 Girls)
3.45pm: NSW CHS 13 – 0 WA (U16 Girls)
4:14 pm : NSWCCC 4 – 9 NSWCIS (u16 Girls)
4.35pm: Queensland 17 – 0 Victoria (U16 Girls)
5pm: ACT 17 – 0 NT (U16 Girls)

With the girls tournament played in a shortened 20-minute game format for the round games, it means sides will play three games a day, with a rest day in between matches, before finals kick off on Wednesday.

The finals will be played in a longer 50-minute format.

Melville said the increased number of games, and short turnaround between matches, would mean every player in the 20-women squad will be called upon.

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“I think that’s been the most difficult part of the preparation,” coach Melville said.

“Making sure we’ve got the depth in our squad to do both formats.

“We’ve had to obviously prepare for short games, where you’ve got to just be ready to go. Then once you hit the finals they’re full games, so we’ve had to pick a squad that can do both.”

Melville said a key focus for him was to build a team that can deliver no matter who is on the field.

Sienna Thomas will have a big role to play for NSWCCC.

Halves Sienna Thomas (St Brigid’s Catholic College) and Macey Cox (St Joseph’s, Aberdeen) will steer the side around the park, while Melville has backed his engine room to match it with most sides in the competition.

“We’ve got some really quality halves that can guide the team around, our front row and lock can just really get our team forward,” he said.

“We’ve also got some really powerful girls coming off the bench, so I think we’ve got all our bases covered.”

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Melville said the competition will be a bit of an unknown for the girls and they have tried to select a team that can play to all strengths.

The NSWCCC selectors have picked three girls for the side’s leadership team, who were all named as standouts from the trials in August.

“We’ve got three players that will lead the side as captains in Macey Cox, Sienna Thomas and Lily Ryan,” he said.

“They just have this ability to bring all the girls together, we saw that at the trials and we’ve seen it at training since.”

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u15 & u16 Championships

Live stream: ASSRL 15-16 Years National Championships HUB – Key info, schedule, how to watch

The 2023 NSWCHS U15 schoolboys (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The future of rugby league will be on full display as the ASSRL National Championships head to Port Macquarie for the first time. Check out our FREE HUB to find out how to watch LIVE.

Watch a full replay of Queensland v NSW CHS (Girls grand final).

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges will be hunting for an elusive Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League double when the best young talents hit the NSW Central Coast in September.

The ASSRL First Nations Goannas will be back in action at Port Macquarie in September. Picture: John Gass

As the NRL finals series gets into full swing, the future of the game will also take centre stage in Port Macquarie at the ASSRL 15-Years Boys and 16-Years Girls National Championships.

KommunityTV will live stream all the action from a massive week of action at the Port Macquaire Regional Stadium from September 23-29.

It comes after a successful 18-Years National Championships in Redcliffe in July.

The tournament will be the inaugural year for the 16-Years Girls competition, with teams coming from across the nation including Western Australia, Northern Territory and Victoria.

HOW TO WATCH LIVE

The LIVE STREAM coverage of the ASSRL National Championships will be available exclusively to full digital subscribers of any of News Corp Australia’s masthead titles.

Matches will be streamed on daily stories, and replays will be available after the conclusion of each game.

Use the schedule box below to find out when your team is playing, and then use the links within the box while the tournament is on to be directed to the right article to make sure you don’t miss a minute of the action.

2023 NSWCHS u16 Schoolgirls will compete in the u15 & u16 Championships Port MacQuarie later this month (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

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DAY ONE – Saturday, September 23

9am: Opening Ceremony
10.15am: Queensland Maroon v ACT (U15 Boys)
11.20am: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (U15 Boys)
12.25pm: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (U16 Girls)
12.50pm: NSW CIS v WA (U16 Girls)
1.15pm: Queensland v ACT (U16 Girls)
1.40pm: NT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
2.05pm: NSW CHS v NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
2.30pm: NSW CCC v WA (U16 Girls)
2.55pm: Queensland v NT (U16 Girls)
3.20pm: ACT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
3.45pm: NSW CHS v WA (U16 Girls)
4.35pm: Queensland v Victoria (U16 Girls)
5pm: ACT v NT (U16 Girls)

DAY TWO – Sunday, September 24

10.05am: NSW CCC v Queensland White (U15 Boys)
11.10am: NT v ASSRL Goannas (U15 Boys)
12.15pm: WA v Victoria (U15 Boys)

DAY THREE – Monday, September 25

9am: WA v NT (U15 Boys)
10.05am: ASSRL Goannas v Victoria (U15 Boys)
11.10am: NSW CIS v Queensland Maroon (U15 Boys)
12.15pm: NSW CHS v Queensland White (U15 Boys)
1.20pm: Queensland v Victoria (U16 Girls)
1.45pm: ACT v NT (U16 Girls)
2.10pm: NSW CHS v WA (U16 Girls)
2.35pm: NSW CCC v NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
3.00pm: Queensland v NT (U16 Girls)
3.25pm: ACT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
3.50pm: NSW CHS v NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
4.15pm: NSW CCC v WA (U16 Girls)
4.40pm: Queensland v ACT (U16 Girls)
5.05pm: NT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
5.30pm: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (U16 Girls)
5.55pm: NSW CIS v WA (U16 Girls)

DAY FOUR – Tuesday, September 26

10am: NSW CIS v ACT (U15 Boys)
11.05am: Victoria v NT (U15 Boys)
12.10pm: ASSRL Goannas v WA (U15 Boys)

DAY FIVE – Wednesday, September 27

9am: U15 Boys ‘Game X’ (Group 1 3rd v Group 2 3rd)
10.05am: Pool A Semi-Final (Group 1 1st v Group 2 2nd)
11.10am: Pool A Semi-Final (Group 1 2nd v Group 2 1st)
12.15pm: Pool B ‘Game Y’ (3rd Place v 4th Place)
1.20pm: U16 Girls Semi-Final (Pool A 1st v Pool B 2nd)
2.15pm: U16 Girls Semi-Final (Pool A 2nd v Pool B 1st)

DAY SIX – Thursday, September 28

9am: U16 Girls Crossover (Pool A 3rd v Pool B 3rd)
9.50am: U16 Girls Crossover (Pool A 4th v Pool B 4th)
10.40am: U15 Boys Crossover (‘Game X’ Winner v ‘Game Y’ Winner)
11.45am: U15 Boys Crossover (‘Game X’ Loser v ‘Game Y’ Loser)
12.50pm: U15 Boys 3rd-Place Play-Off

DAY SEVEN – Friday, September 29

10am: U15 Boys Pool B Grand Final
11.25am: U16 Girls Grand Final
12.40pm: U15 Boys Pool A Grand Final
2.05pm: Closing Ceremony

The ASSRL Nationals will be played at Port Macquarie Regional Stadium from Saturday, September 23 to Friday, September 29.

The tournament features representative sides from across the nation in both boys and girls divisions.

The inaugural 16-Years Girls tournament will be played in a lightning carnival style over the opening rounds, with games lasting 20 minutes and teams playing three times over the day.

The girls playoff matches including crossover games and finals will be played over two 20-minute halves.

The boys tournament will be divided into two pools, with Pool A featuring NSWCHS, NSWCCC, NSWCIS, Queensland Maroon, Queensland White and the ACT.

Pool B will feature interstate sides Victoria, Western Australia and Northern Territory as well as an indigenous invitational side, the ASSRL Goannas.

Both pools will compete for their own championships across the week.

WHO COMES OUT ON TOP?

NSW Combined High Schools, who took out the inaugural 18-Years Girls title, will be one of the early favourites in the girls tournament alongside Queensland, NSW Combined Catholic Colleges and the Australian Capital Territory.

But they won’t have it easy at the tournament.

Winners are grinners. The CCC 16 girls team. Picture: Supplied

There is plenty of confidence coming from the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges’ camp after a successful trials day last month.

Two young players with plenty of potential to be on the lookout for are fullback Tamworth’s Macey Deitrich and halfback Macey Cox from St Joseph’s, Aberdeen.

In the boys tournament, it really is anyone’s game.

The NSW Combined High Schools team will have plenty of cohesion with six starters coming from reigning Peter Mulholland Cup champions Westfields Sports High.

NSW Combined Independent Schools won the 15-Years boys final against NSW Combined High Schools in Redcliffe last year. Picture: Zak Simmonds

The school is known for producing successful rugby league players, and the young guns have been working under an impressive program led by Troy Weeden.

But expect plenty of firepower out of the Queensland teams.

National Schoolboys championship winning coach Joshua Bretherton from Ipswich State High will coach the Queensland White side including The Cathedral College’s explosive ballrunner Jake Armstrong.

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NSW Combined Catholic Colleges know they are walking into the lion’s den on the opening day of the Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League Nationals.

But they haven’t come unarmed.

The national championships kick off on Saturday, with a monster day of action including the historic first matches in the ASSRL Schoolgirls Championships.

All of the action kicks off with the tournament’s opening ceremony which will be live streamed from 9am.

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The first match of the tournament will pit reigning champions and hometown heroes, Queensland, up against an exciting NSWCCC side from 10.15am.

Queensland have assembled an impressive cast of emerging talent headlined by halves pairing Coby Black and Jaxon Purdue.

It is an ominous task, but one the NSWCCC side is ready to rise to.

With the restructure of the ASSRL Nationals this year, the match becomes a must-win for both sides if they have dreams of playing in the grand final next Friday.

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“It is a tough game against Queensland first up,” NSWCCC assistant coach Kyle Churchill said.

“We will walk away from that knowing where we stand in the tournament. There is only three games for each team in the tournament, so if we win this we play for first, if we lose we’re playing for third.

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DAY ONE Saturday, July 1

10.15am: Queensland 6 – 30 NSW CCC (Boys)
11.35am: NSW CHS v NSW CIS (Boys)
12.55pm: NT v NSW CIS (Girls)
1.20pm: Queensland v WA (Girls)
1.45pm: ACT v NSW CHS (Girls)
2.10pm: NSW CCC v VIC (Girls)
2.35pm: NT v Queensland (Girls)
3pm: NSW CIS v WA (Girls)
3.25pm: ACT v NSW CCC (Girls)
3.50pm: NSW CHS v VIC (Girls)
4.15pm: NT v WA (Girls)
4.40pm: NSW CIS v QRSS (girls)
5.05pm: ACT v VIC (Girls)
5.30pm: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (Girls)

“It means we go into the game with a different mindset.

In the past, if you beat a good team early, it was hard to then beat them again in the semi-finals. This year, we don’t have a choice, we have to beat them.”

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges have their own impressive halves ready to fight fire with fire against the Maroons.

Halfback Riley Pollard will play alongside five-eighth Heath Mason, with Panthers young gun Jaxen Edgar lurking out the back of their shape.

Then there is Jett Cleary, the brother of Panthers premiership winner Nathan, waiting to be injected into the game and take over with his controlled kicking game.

It is a recipe that the NSWCCC coaches hope will breed success.

In the other games on the opening day, NSW Combined High Schools will clash with NSW Combined Independent Schools in boys action, while we will stream 12 matches, including every team, of the girls competition.

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2022 NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship

The NSW Combined High Schools have taken out the 1st ever 2022 NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship at New Era Stadium in a thrilling Grand Final.

The NSW Combined High Schools were undefeated in their 4 games in the inauguaral u16 Schoolgirl Championship scoring 104 points.

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 10 points being the only scorers against the NSWCHS u16 girls in the Grand Final.

Mr. John Wilson, NSWCHS coach told OurFootyTeam, “I’m very proud of the girls, we are the first team in history to win this competition”

“We gave all of our 22 plays minutes, including the Grand Final which was quite tense there for a while”

NSWCHS girls celebrate winning the 1st NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship (Photo : NSWCHS)

The Championship Results

Game 1

NSWCCC – 0 – 16 NSWCHS

NSWCHS

TRIES : Kasey Reh, Tayleah Pasili, Caley Tallon-Henniker
GOALS : Caley Tallon-Henniker

Game 2

NSWCIS 20 – 6 ACT

NSWCIS
TRIES : Modesty Tafeuni, Bronte Ryan, Waiaria Ellis, Mahlie Cashin
GOALS : Bronte Ryan 2

ACT

TRIES : Emily Kite
GOLAS : Ella van den Heuvel

Game 3

NSWCCC 20 – 0 NSWCIS

NSWCCC
TRIES : Not Available, Bronte Wilson, Eliza Taylor, Sienna Thomas
GOALS : Caitlyn Halse 2

Game 4

NSWCHS 38 – 0 ACT

NSWCHS
TRIES : Indie Bostock 3, Brodie Pleasance, Tahlia O’Brien, Aliyah Nasio, Tayleah Pasili, Caley Tallon-Henniker
GOALS : Brooklyn Blackadder, Aliyah Nasio, Caley Tallon-Henniker

Game 5

NSWCCC 44 – 0 ACT

NSWCCC
TRIES : Bronte Wilson 3, Georgie Barrett, Unknown, Ashleigh Loft, Kayla Henderson, Elizabeth MacGregor
GOALS : Kayla Henderson 6

Game 6

NSWCHS 40 – 0 ACT

NSWCHS
TRIES : Tayleah Pasili 2, Maria Paseka, Indie Bostock, Caley Tallon-Henniker, Pauline Suli-Ruka, Not Available, Brooklyn Blackadder
GOALS: Caley Tallon-Henniker 3, Brooklyn Blackadder

Grand Final

NSWCHS 12 – 10 NSWCCCC

NSWCHS
TRIES : Pauline Suli-Ruka, Maria Paseka
GOALS : Caley Tallon-Henniker 2

NSWCCC
TRIES : Elizabeth MacGregor, Paige Bohringe
GOLAS : Caitlyn Halse

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Day 5 of the ASSRL National Schoolboys Championships

A second-half double to winger Lorima Rokosuka has helped NSW CHS to a win over Blues rivals NSW CCC and booked a spot in Friday’s finals. RE-WATCH all of Day 6 action from the ASSRL Naitonals.

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Winger Lorima Rokosuka helped himself to a second half double as NSW Combined High Schools held off the fast-finishing NSW Combined Catholic Colleges to qualify for the under 15s final at the national all-schools championship.

NSWCHS, thanks to the guile of their halfback Alex Joseph Isdale, looked to be cruising into the final against NSW Combined Independent Schools when they raced to 20-0 lead midway through the second half at Moreton Daily Stadium in Redcliffe.

WATCH THE REPLAY ABOVE AND SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE REPLAYS FROM DAY 5

Rokosuka was the hero to that point, helping himself a a rapid-fire double, the second off a smart pass from centre Lisiate Mackay-Filihia.

The game changed dramatically late in the second half as NSWCCC responded with three tries in quick succession. Winger Hunter Bell crossed for one while the other two came from the front row bookends – Simon Sisifa and Charbel Kheirallah.

Sisifa picked up a loose pass and caught the NSWCHS defence napping as he crossed beside the posts. Then Kheirallah set up a nerve-jangling finish as he used pure power to force his way over the line.

The conversion reduced the gap to four points but time proved NSWCCC’s enemy as their last throw of the dice went to ground.

Back rower Ali Hicham-Karnib was named man of the match for the NSWCHS while Isiah Wynbergen-Titoko picked up the honour for NSWCCC.

REPLAY: Western Australia v Northern Territory (15 Years)

Replay: ASSRL National Championships – NT v WA (15)

Two late tries in four minutes dragged Western Australia to a last-gasp 18-10 victory over Northern Territory in a 15 years schoolboy thriller this morning.

The West recovered from a 10-nil deficit to hit the front for the first time seven minutes from fulltime before adding another try three minutes from the end.

The Territory had bounced out to an early advantage before the West centre Jeremiah Grant crossed, followed soon after by winger William Blair.

The deadlock breaking try by Grant came courtesy of a left side raid when halfback Tamarau Haimona went to his edge forward Majah Mabbett who offered a pass to Grant to score.

Western Australian led 14-10, then went ahead 18-10 as the clock wound down.

The men of the match were Jack Miller (Territory) and Gabriel Salele’a (Western Australia).

The Territory opened the scoring when Will McCallum was rewarded for a just in case’’ play, diving on a loose ball in the in-goal area after a cross field kick by five-eight Jack Miller.

Miller had chipped for his outside men, but after a scramble by two players, the ball popped unexpectedly onto the ground and McCullum (MacKillop College, ACT) was the man on the spot to bury his body on top of the ball.

Busy Territory dummy half Cole McCormack was next to score, diving over from dummy half.

McCormack had early peppered WA with a number of dummy half probes and his try from close range seemed to catch Western Australia by surprise after the boys from the West had defended the side to side ball movement well.

Western Australia then went within a whisker of crossing after second rower Aaron Leafe set sail for the corner following his team’s first break

But he was reeled him in with a classic covering tackle 1m out.

However Western Australia were rewarded soon after when Rihare Te Rauna crashed over, reducing the Goannas margin to 10-4.

Indeed the West would have drawn level if not with stoic goal line defence after centre Jeremiah Grant had been put into a hole right on the line.

Both teams then settled into a second half tug-of-war, with the West cracking the game open late with two tries.

REPLAY: First Nations Goannas v Victoria (15 Years)

VICTORIA have come back from the dead to steal a draw against the Goanna’s in the latest Under 15s match at the All Schools Championship.

Down 24-12 midway through the second half, the Victorian’s steamed home to steal a 30-30 draw.

Locked at 12-12 following a toe-to-toe first half fight, Lamontoe Banderson crashed over from dummy half to give the Goanna’s the lead.

Up 18-12 following the conversion, the Goanna’s went in again just two minutes later when Blake Sloane dived on a grubber to make it a comeback mission for Victoria.

And the boys from down South accepted and scored two converted tries to level the match.

But the Goannas reclaimed the lead when Caesar Yeatman scored in the 45th minute

REPLAY: Queensland Maroon v NSW CIS (15 Years Semi-final)

NSW Combined Independent Schools fullback Callum Grantham was a hero twice within the space of five minutes when he booted his side into the 15 years grand final this afternoon.

With the scores tied 14-all in extra time, Grantham slotted the winner to give his side a 16-14 win over a crest fallen Queensland.

Grantham kicked the winning penalty goal from 38m out on an angle to win the clash – after also nailing a 40m penalty 90 seconds from the end of regular time to turn a 14-12 deficit into a 14-all scoreline.

In extra time, Grantham then made a break but as he went to side step the Queensland fullback Mereki Warradoo, he was collared high by Warradoo who had been wrong footed.

It was bad luck for Warradoo who was one of Queensland’s best across the championship.

In a drama charged finale prior to extra time, NSW Combined Independent almost scored twice to win the game.

With Queensland leading 14-12, there was drama left, right and centre as NSW Combined Independent five-eight Onitoni Large stepped his way over the line, only to be held up by Warradoo and Joseph Tupuse.

Moments later NSW winger Reilly Caswell set sail for the corner post after Large had remarkably kept play alive with a flick pass, but again Queensland scrambled in numbers, including a tackle by outstanding Queensland centre Joseph Tupuse.

Late in the first half NSW Combined Independent five-eight Large worked his magic just before halftime to get his side on the board, and then early in the second half he worked a wide blindside, putting his centre Heamasi Makasini away who found winger Reilly Caswell.

The Knox Grammar 400m track and field runner put on the after burners, blazing away from trailing defenders. With Grantham’s conversion, NSW Combined Independent’s led 12-10.

But Queens;and struck back hard, with inform centre Liu Lee bursting down the left edge and putting Dolphins-signed fullback Warradoo striding over on what will be his home ground in 2023. That try put Queensland ahead again 14-12.

Queensland almost wrapped it up nine minutes from fulltime, but forward Jarius Halahala dropped a slippery ball on a muddy section of the ground as he was reaching out to score next to the posts.

Early in the game, Queensland drew first blood when Lee put his Marsden SHS team mate Benson Tau over to score wideout after seven minutes. Braithen Scott’s conversion made it 6-nil.

Scott then ran to the line to give his other centre, the right side running Joseph Tupuse, crashing over for a 10-nil break.

Lee and Tau then combined with a try saving tackle on opposite winger Brooklyn Heath.

NSW Combined Independent Schools fielded a gigantic forward pack which Queensland did well to hold across the duration.

PREVIEW: Cobbo 2.0 ready to become his own man of league

He may be the brother of an NRL superstar and a Queensland Origin pin-up boy, but Murgon SHS’s Shamus Cobbo is happy making his own way in life and not living in the shadow of his older sibling Selwyn.

Selwyn Cobbo is of course the Brisbane Broncos boy wonder and his younger brother Shamus, 15, is playing at the Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League National Championships for the 15 years First Nations Goannas Invitational side.

The Goannas’ campaign continues on Wednesday when they confront Victoria on day four of the championship, all live streamed by KommunityTV.

DAY FIVE LIVE SCHEDULE

10.30am: 15 Years Pool B – NT v WA

11.40am: 15 Years Pool B – ASSRL First Nation’s Goannas v VIC

12.50pm: 15 Years Pool A Semi 1 – QSS Maroon v NSWCIS

2.00pm: 15 Years Pool A Semi 2 – NSWCHS v NSWCCC

Today also features two under 15 semi-finals – Qld Maroons v NSW CIS and then NSW CHS v NSW CCC.

Shamus Cobbo said while he was “very proud’’ to see his brother playing in the NRL, he wanted to be his own man.

“It is very good, but it is very annoying at the same time,’’ Shamus said.

“I want to make my own mark and not be known by Selwyn, I want to be known by Shamus Cobbo.

“Shamus said every weekend the Broncos’ played there was great excitement in the Murgon and Cherbourg district “when he ran the ball or scored a try’’.

Shamus, a versatile prop who can play in other positions, said he had always loved playing rugby league and representing the Goannas at the national championships was a great honour.

“This is a big moment for all of the boys,’’ Shamus said.”We are very proud.

“Schoolboys from Thursday Island to Leeton, Mt Isa to Campbelltown have made the side alongside Shamus Cobbo.

The brother of Maroons flyer Selwyn Cobbo, Shamus, will be part of the ASSRL Indigenous Goannas at the national championships. Picture: Instagram

The four Thursday Island boys who were teammates of Cobbo are Dewron Aitken (Horn Island), Zahdein Pearson-Bowie (Hammond Island), Ezzy Gibuma (Boigu Island) and Jared Charlie (Darnley Island).

Goannas coach Anthony Wilson said former NRL stars Dean Widders had Timana Tahu identified the foursome as players who would benefit from playing at the nationals.

“They were a bit shy on the first day or two, but just love footy, love to get the footy in their hands.

“They are enjoying being around the boys who have played a bit more footy and have fitted in beautifully,’’ Wilson said.

Meanwhile, it was a case of Diesel by name and Diesel by actions as NSW Combined dummy half Diesel Hagan got through a mountain of work in a man of the match performance against the semi-final bound Queenslanders.

Dolphins NRL coach Wayne Bennett will be eagle eyed again today watching six of his pathway juniors playing for the Queensland 15s in the semi-finals – Mereki Warradoo (fullback), Benson Tau (wing), Nixon Pasese (prop), Charlie Dickson (No.13), Brian Pouniu (edge forward) and Jairus Halahala (middle).

Saturday, July 2 – WATCH REPLAYS HERE

3:00 pm: Queensland Maroon 10 – 6 NSW CHS (15)
4.10 pm: Queensland 58 – 0 ACT (18)

Sunday, July 3 – WATCH REPLAYS HERE

9.30 am: Queensland White 22 – 22 NSW CIS (15)
10.40 am: NSW CCC 74 – 0 CAS (18)
11.50 am: NSW CHS 20 – 22 NSW CIS (18)
1:00 pm: NT 10 – 40 ASSRL Goannas (15)
2.10 pm: WA 26 -18 Victoria (15)

Monday, July 4 – WATCH REPLAYS HERE

10.30am: ACT v NSW CIS (15)
11.40am: NSW CCC 16 – 18 NSW CHS (15)
12.50pm: Victoria 36 – 0 NT (15)
2:00 pm: ASSRL Goannas 16 – 18 WA (15)

Tuesday, July 5 – WATCH LIVE HERE

Game 12: 9.20am – 15 Years Pool A Group 2 – QSS White v ACT
Game 13: 10.30am – 18 Years Selection Match 1 – ACT 26 – 6 CAS
Game 14: 11.50am – 15 Years Pool A Group 1 – NSWCCC 6 – 18 QSS Maroon
Game 15: 1.00pm – 18 Years Semi Final 1 – NSWCCC 8 – 30 NSWCHS
Game 20: 2.20pm – 18 Years Semi Final 2 – QSS v NSWCIS

Wednesday, July 6

10.30am: NT v WA (15)
11.40am: ASSRL Goannas v Victoria (15)
12.50pm: 15 Years Semi Final 1 QLD Maroon v NSWCIS
2:00 pm: 15 Years Semi Final 2 NSWCHS v NSWCCC

Thursday, July 7

10.30am: 15 Years Play-Off (3rd Pool B v 4th Pool B)
11.40am: 15 Years Game X (2nd Group 2 v 3rd Group 2)
12.50pm: 18-Years Selection Match 2
2:00 pm: 18-Years Selection Match 3

Friday, July 8

9.30am: 15-Years Consolation (Loser Semi 1 v Loser Game X)
9.30am (Field 2): 15-Years Consolation (Loser Semi 2 v Winner Game X)
10.40am: John Allen Trophy (15) (1st Pool B v 2nd Pool B)
12.20pm: 15-Years Championship Final (Winner SF 1 v Winner SF 2)

2:00 pm: 18-Years Championship Final (QSS v NSWCHS)

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Finals results

Boys

(Listed in order of rankings of divisions from top-down)

Confraternity Shield final

Ignatius Park College, Townsville 32 – 0 St Patrick’s College, Mackay

Positional play-offs:

St Brendan’s College, Yeppoon 38 – 6 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton

Iona College, Lindum 10 – 4 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters

St Mary’s College, Toowoomba 16 – 6 St Augustine’s College, Cairns

Bob Lindner Trophy final

Shalom College, Bundaberg 18 – 16 Padua College, Kedron

Positional play-offs:

St Peter Claver College, Riverview 16 – 16 Marist College, Ashgrove

Emmaus College, Rockhampton 32 d- 10 St Patrick’s College, Shorncliffe

Rockhampton Grammar School 22 – 6 Aquinas College, Ashmore

Neil Bloxsidge Plate final

Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby 28 – 10 St Edmund’s College, Ipswich

Positional play-offs:

Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers 36 – 10 St Michael’s College, Merrimac

St Laurence’s College, South Brisbane 34 – 6 Holy Spirit College, Mackay 6

Assumption College, Warwick 16 – 12 Marist College, Emerald

Confraternity Bowl final

Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt 30 – 12 St Columban’s College, Caboolture

Positional play-offs:

All Souls St Gabriel’s College, Charters Towers 36 – 10 St Thomas More College, Sunnybank

St Teresa’s College, Abergowrie 36 – 6 Blackheath & Thornburgh College, Charters Towers

St Joseph’s College, Toowoomba 28 d Faith Lutheran College, Plainland 4

Confraternity Cup final

Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay 30 – 0 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton

Positional play-offs:

Chanel College, Gladstone 20 – 8 Good Shepherd College, Mount Isa

Unity College, Caloundra West 34 – 12 St Patrick’s College, Gympie

St John’s School, Roma 26 – 6 St Mary’s College, Woree

Men of League Challenge final

St Anthony’s College, Townsville 24 d- 10 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham

Positional play-offs:

Emmaus College, Jimboomba 20 – 8 Trinity College, Beenleigh 8

Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia 16 – 14 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville

St Augustine’s College, Augustine Heights 28 – 4 St James’ College, Spring Hill

ROUND 2 SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 22

2022 Peter Mulholland Schoolboy cup Rnd 1 Draw, Results, Ladder & Players’ Stat’s

12pm: St Dominic’s College v Hunter Sports High (Action Photo’s SOON)

12.30pm: Patrician Brothers Blacktown v Westfields Sports

1.30pm: Hills Sports v Endeavour Sports High ACTION PHOTO’S

Wednesday, June 29

11am: Farrer MAHS v All Saints Maitland

TBC*

Illawarra Sports High v Hallam College

Erindale College v The Grange P-12 School

Patrician Brothers Fairfield v Holy Cross College, Ryde

Bass High v St Gregory’s College

*Games expected to be scheduled for start of Term 3

RE-WATCH THE ROUND 1 ACTION
Tuesday, May 31

ROUND 1 SCHEDULE
Tuesday, May 31

11am: Patrician Brothers Fairfield 64 – 0 Farrer MAHS

Wednesday, June 1

11am: Holy Cross College 38 – 24 All Saints Maitland

11.30am: Erindale College 64 – 0 Illawarra Sports High

12pm: Endeavour Sports High 20 – 14 Patrician Brothers Blacktown (Action Photo’s Monday 13 June)

Wednesday, June 8

12pm: St Dominic’s v Bass High

1.30pm: Hunter Sports High v St Gregory’s College

11am: The Grange P-12 College v Hallam College

Thursday, June 9

Westfields Sports High v Hills Sports High

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Langer Cup

Ipswich SHS 24 – 16 Keebra Park SHS

Aaron Payne Cup

Mackay State High School 0 – 32 St Patrick’s College

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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

Former ACT u18s representative jack Wrighton lines up with the Australian Schoolboys

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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