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QRL Junior reps grand final results

Burleigh Bears, Wynnum Manly Seagulls and Brisbane Tigers all lifted silverware at Kayo Stadium on Saturday.

The Bears took out the Harvey Norman Under 17 grand final with a strong 30-12 win over the Townsville Blackhawks.

Isabella Prior scored twice for the Bears, who were also well served by lock and player of the match Lyvana Edmonds.

The Cyril Connell Cup grand final (presented by Ford) between Wynnum Manly Seagulls and Norths Devils produced some entertaining rugby league, with the Seagulls coming home with a hard-fought 26-16 victory.

Wynnum halfback Calvin Harris-Tavita was electric behind a tough forward pack, led superbly by player of the match Tyce Perren.

In the Harvey Norman Under 19s, Tigers hooker Enah Desic was in inspirational from, crossing for a try and sealing the player of the match honours through her hard work in the middle as the Tigers ran out 32-22 victors.

HARVEY NORMAN Under 17

Burleigh Bears 30
TRIES : Isabella Prior 2, Olivia Filikitonga, Indigo O’Neill, Shakaye Matheson-Johnson, Lyvana Edmonds
GOALS : Kobie Atarau 3 goals

def

Townsville Blackhawks 12
TRIES : Peyton Bowen, Victoria Tanoai
GOALS : Milleah Fulford 2

Player of the match: Lyvana Edmonds

CYRIL CONNELL CUP

Wynnum Manly Seagulls 26
TRIES : Calvin Harris-Tavita 2, Billo Wotton, Samson Pereira, Maihi Pene
GOALS : Calvin Harris-Tavita 3
def

Norths Devils 16
TRIES : Noah Stagg, Hayden Madders, Sangwani Chinula
GOALS : Boston Nu, Noah Stagg

Player of the match: Tyce Perren

HARVEY NORMAN Under 19s

Brisbane Tigers 32
TRIES : Lorren Ieli, Enah Desic, Chloe Maxwell, Lauryn Martin, Rosa-Millan Lefono, Charlotte Keki
GOALS : Kayshana Rapana 4

def

Souths Logan Magpies 22
TRIES : Te Rina Pearse 4, Nazlyn Waaka-Rhind
GOALS Danielle-Elizabeth Tutakangahau

Player of the match: Enah Desic

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QRL Junior representative finals schedule

Queensland Rugby League has today confirmed the semi-finals for the Cyril Connell Cup (presented by Ford) and Harvey Norman Under 17 and Under 19 competitions.

Semi-Finals

Harvey Norman U19s

G1: Souths Logan Magpies v Townsville Blackhawks, 12.15pm March 28 @ Jack Manski Oval,

G2: Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Brisbane Tigers, 12noon March 29 @ BMD Kougari Oval

Harvey Norman U17s

G1: Souths Logan Magpies v Townsville Blackhawks, 10.30am March 28 @ Jack Manski Oval

G2: Burleigh Bears v Western Clydesdales, 6.45pm March 28 @ UAA Park

Cyril Connell Cup

G1: Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Townsville Blackhawks, 2.00pm March 28 @ Jack Manski Oval, Townsville

G2: Norths Devils v Sunshine Coast Falcons, 11.30am March 28 @ Totally Workwear Stadium

Grand Finals

Saturday, April 11 @ Kayo Stadium

Harvey Norman U17s

Winner Game 1 v Winner Game 2, 12 noon

Cyril Connell Cup

Winner Game 1 v Winner Game 2, 2.00pm

Harvey Norman U19s

Winner Game 1 v Winner Game 2, 4.00pm

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Cutters win inaugural Women’s U 19 grand final

Resilient Cutters take out inaugural Harvey Norman Under 19 grand final

A gutsy, brave Mackay Cutters side have taken out the inaugural Harvey Norman Under 19 grand final 18-16 over Brisbane Tigers.

The game at Totally Workwear Stadium was entertaining, tough and a true arm wrestle; down two players through injury for the final 17 minutes of the game, the Cutters held on to their lead despite the best efforts from the Tigers.

There was a lengthy delay in play – more than 45 minutes – after Cutters No.13 Leila Murphy injured her ankle around the 42-minute mark; once the ambulance took her away – to an applauding crowd – it was game on between the two sides.

The crowd was going wild as they battled for the win.

Cutters assistant coach Jamaiah Hutchison said he was simply pumped following the epic clash and was so proud of the resilience and effort put in.

“It was a bit nerve-wracking towards the end but very exciting for the girls,” Hutchison said.
Match: Tigers v Cutters

Grand Final – Saturday 13th April

Tigers 16 – 18 Cutters

Venue: Totally Workwear Stadium, Brisbane

“With a really big stoppage it’s kind of hard to keep everyone on track for how long the girls were out for.

We just took a step back and tried to realise what we had to do as our job, get back into our warm-up and try and execute what we’ve been doing really well for that whole game.

“The Tigers started strong… they’ve got a big pack and we thought they were going to really use it quite well so we made a couple of changes to try and suit the physicality.

They obviously had the home crowd advantage… we could barely hear ourselves talk over the crowd so we expected they were going to come out guns blazing.

“We had a few tries saved on the line. The girls put themselves in a position for match-winning moments in the game, so they did that really well and showed a lot of resilience.”

Cutters halfback and captain Mersades Lawson and centre Jennifer Kimber both scored doubles in the game as they kept the edge over the Tigers to claim the 18-16 win.

And it was hooker Paityne Johns who claimed player of the match honours.

Paityne Johns. Photo: Vanessa Hafner/QRL

Hutchison said Cutters head coach Matt Sanders, absent for personal reasons, would be so proud of his side.

“Matt will be over the moon… he called me about 30 times through the game, as he should, but he’ll be over the moon,” Hutchison said.

“I already know exactly how he would’ve reacted too… he would’ve jumped up from his chair and started cheering and I’m sure there would’ve been someone telling him to calm down.

“Very happy for Matt.

He deserves this more than anyone, in his role for the last three of four years, and he has earned it.”

Grand final spotlight: Mackay Cutters hooker Paityne Johns

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Hutchison said winning this first Harvey Norman Under 19 grand final – making history – was “massive for the club”.

“It shows just how good our football is up north,” Hutchison said.

“The girls worked so hard for it… they put the work and effort in there and got the result.”

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Dolphins looking for consistency as they prepare for Magpies

Redcliffe Dolphins swam away from Round 3 of the Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup with a win over Brisbane Tigers 30-12 and head into this weekend ready to face Souths Logan Magpies.

The Dolphins reversed their Round 2 form, going from losing to the Tweed Seagulls 32-10 to completing an impressive win over the Tigers.

Coach Jamie Floss will be searching for some positive consistency this week when the Dolphins head home to host the undefeated Magpies.

“We didn’t change much from week two to week three, the score changed, but that was about it,” Floss said.

“It’s finding that consistency within the game, not allowing parts of the game to drift.”

Match : Dolphins v Magpies
ROUND 4 – SATURDAY 19TH MARCH 3:30pm
Venue : Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe
Match broadcasters : Qplus

The Dolphins started well and attacked with venom, with two tries in the first eight minutes through Jacob Laban and Will McCulloch getting them a dream start.

Jayden Alefaio liked the look of this and got in on the act with two tries in six minutes.

“Alefaio is playing out of postion for us and doing a great job, he is normally in the centres but we have him on the wing,” Floss said.

“He’s great at bringing the ball back for us and gets our sets off to a great start.”

Drew Timms filled in at a number of roles and got them all done.

“He’s the heart of this team, he’s a real leader,” Floss said.

Redcliffe Dolphins in action against Tweed Seagulls. Photo: Dylan Parker Photography / QRL

This week will be a test for the Dolphins, however, coming up against the red-hot Magpies who posted a resounding 58-6 win in their last game.

The Magpies were led by reliable performers like Blake Mozer, whose football is the made bed of this competition, organised with all the corners tucked in.

Mozer has been guiding the Magpies around well, with Jye Gray and Tim Sielaff-Burns also standouts in the side.

“We will be minimising our mistakes and giving ourselves the best chance to make sure that we are in the game with a great attitude,” Floss said.

“We won’t be intimidated by them, they’re a great team, but we need to be ready to be physical.”

Match : Seagulls v Tigers
ROUND 4 – SATURDAY 19TH MARCH
Venue : Piggabeen Sports Complex, Tweed Heads

Match broadcasters : Qplus

Tweed Seagulls had the week off in Round 3, while their opponents this weekend, Brisbane Tigers, were tamed by the Dolphins in their 30-12 loss.

The Tigers have had a tough start to the season with two loses, so this week, a positive performance is important to gaining some confidence and move forward.

Match: Jets v Bulls
ROUND 4 – SATURDAY 19TH MARCH 2:30pm
Venue : North Ipswich Reserve, Ipswich

Match broadcasters : Qplus

Ipswich Jets lost by six points to Sunshine Coast Falcons last weekend in an outing that showed improvement. Tyler Peckham-Harris was great at fullback for the Jets with 216 metres, while Regan Payne made 25 tackles.

Overall, the Jets controlled the ball well, making more line breaks than the Falcons, but they just couldn’t finish with a win.

The Jets will be looking to make better use of their 32 tackle breaks when they take on the Bulls this weekend.

The Bulls were charging at the Clydesdales last weekend, with a try to Connor Yeates in the second minute. However, they came unstuck when their defence let the Clydesdales score twice before they could add points again.

Bailey Nash scored three tries for the Bulls and was a danger with the ball.

Match  : Cutters v Pride
ROUND 4 – SATURDAY 19TH MARCH 3:30pm
Venue : BB Print Stadium, Mackay

Match broadcasters : Qplus

Cutters came back against the Blackhawks last weekend, but it wasn’t enough to tame the wild Townsville beast that claimed a comprehensive 38-6 win.

Baden Robinson did his best to make some ground with 154 metres and topped the tackle count with 33 tackles in a great effort on a losing team for Mackay.

Mackay just missed too many tackles and will have to get that right this week against the Pride.

The Pride had a great first win over the Capras with Jason Hallie making a giant 246 metres for the Pride with Cain Hastie leading the way with 25 tackles.

Cameron Nelson made a nonstop effort against the Capras, playing the full 70 minutes.

Match: Falcons v Clydesdales
ROUND 4 – SATURDAY 19TH MARCH 4:30pm
Venue : Maroochydore JRL, Sunshine Coast

Match broadcasters : Qplus

Sunshine Coast will be happy with their 24-18 win over Ipswich last weekend. The Falcons sarted well and kept it going to make sure Ipswich couldn’t finish the game over the top of them.

Jayden Smith showed commitment to his tackling art with 33 tackles. Mason Kira was also great in the second row for the Falcons.

Their opposition this weekend is a Clydesdales side that came away from Round 3 with a 34-22 win against Wide Bay Bulls. They dominated the ball use with seven-line breaks and 32 tackle breaks.

On the other side of the ball in defence they missed a low 23 tackles.

Bailey Nash was outstanding with three tries.

Player to bank on – Bailey Nash Player to bank on – Bailey Nash

Match : WM Seagulls v Bears
ROUND 4 – SUNDAY 20TH MARCH 12:00pm
Venue : BMD Kougari Oval, Brisbane

Match broadcasters : Qplus

Wynnum Manly would be keen to push aside their last round against Souths Logan and will take on Burleigh Bears this weekend with a new plan. The Seagulls just missed too many tackles and couldn’t stop the bleeding.

The Bears will be looking to take their first half defence and second half attack and put them together.

Josiah Pahulu was a ground-making machine, gaining 237 metres for the Bears and Joseph Shannon made two-line breaks.

Burleigh made 53 tackle breaks overall, but missed 70 tackles.

Match: Blackhawks v Capras
ROUND 4 – SUNDAY 20TH MARCH 3:00pm
Venue : Jack Manski Oval, Townsville

Match broadcasters : Qplus

Townsville’s Zac Lamont was a stand-out performer for the Blackhawks last weekend where his kicking game was a strong weapon against the Cutters.

Taking on the Capras this weekend, the Central Queensland side will need to put pressure on Lamont and not let him have all the time he wants to place his kicks perfectly.

The Capras were so close against the Pride, but couldn’t get the job finished.

Matthew Hill climbed a hill with 192 metres and made a line break.

William Lewis, Bailey Cavanough and Jaiden Green really took it to the Pride.

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Congratulations to the following players who have been selected in the Suzuki Brisbane Tigers 2022 Hasting Deering Colts U21’s and Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup U18’s Train On Squads.

Players will be contacted by Coaching Staff in the coming few weeks regarding training dates.

Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup U18’s

Rickson Aliva
Asukulu Baruani
Ryley Bierton
Zac Brown
Caleb Colls
Jack Condon
Jack Ditchman
Julian Drinnan
Dominic Dunn
Montel Edwards
Malik Elabbasi
Antioch Faitala
Lance Fualema
Te Anau Graham-Papali’I
Gary Herlihy
Zyroam Herlihy
Mikael Ibrahim
Lington Leli
Alec Leota
Tom Luhrman
Kobie Mackey
Maddox Maclean
Richard Malu
Jack McCosker
Hayden Miller
Joe Nadenic
Regan Olsen
Maika Poese
Jackson Poloai
Malakai Quan
Jake Self
Deniro Seumanutafa
Connor Simpson
Hayden Smith
Xavier Sofeni
Tyson Stanley
Teapo Stoltman
Peter-James Sua
Sejie Tauti
Bailey Tikinau
Joshua Tokam
Kristian Tornatore
Kendrick Treadwell
Joseph Tupi
Trent Veukiso
Steven Walsh
Jackson Yow

Coached by Isaac Kaufmann

Brisbane Tigers announce 2022 Mal Meninga & Hastings Deering Colts Train On Squads

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Brock Ashton
Max Bandit
Jackson Barling
Madison Beckett
Healy Beresford
Emarly Bitungane
Jackson Chang
Joshua Colls
Ezra Coulston
Eli Daunt
Harry Farimbella
Sione Finau
Glen Fisher
Liam Fitzsimmons
Jasper Giaroli
Lewis Gibb
Jonah Glover
Tyrone Gunn-James
Patrick Holt
Wian Joubet
James Kedding
Max Kruger
Shaquille McLeod
Casey Morgan
Kaya Napa
Tareq Parter
Jordan Penquitt
Ronald Philitoga
Jordan Plath
Simon Pratt
Pita Purcell
Dijaune Raivaru
Bradley Russell
Jude Saldanha
Blake Sekona
Burang Shillingsworth
Darcy Simpson
Justin Smith
Harry Spragg
Tony Thompson
Caleb Tokam
Siaosi Tonga
Ariki Wallace
Lachlan West
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Tuqiri to join Tigers 2022 Cyril Connell coaching staff

Lote Tuqiri 2022 Tigers 2022 Cyril Connell coachThe Suzuki Brisbane Tigers are delighted to confirm the appointment of Lote Tuqiri in the 2022 U16’s Cyril Connell Head Coach role.

Tuqiri, a dual code Australian representative, Queensland Maroon and two-time NRL premiership winner has enjoyed giving back to the game which gave him so much.

“I came into the coaching arena just wanting to help out in my son Samson’s Easts Juniors under 13s team back in 2018,” said Tuqiri.

“I have continued coaching that side for the past few seasons, and it made me really enjoy the coaching aspect as to playing.

“I’m lucky enough to land this gig with the Brisbane Tigers. There’s an infinity brand with the Tigers given my last three years with Easts Juniors.

“It’s an honour for me to be given the opportunity to go a bit higher and coach in a competition where it allows athletes to go further,” he added.

Brisbane Tigers CEO, Brian Torpy, said he couldn’t be happier to have Tuqiri join the coaching staff.

“We are fortunate to have a coach with Lote’s experience and stature in our game to develop, lead and mentor the club’s next generation of Tigers players.

“I have no doubt our 2022 Cyril Connell squad will become better players as a result of playing under Lote,” he added.

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Brisbane Tigers 2022 Trials Are On U18s and U21s

Brisbane Tigers will be holding junior representative trials for the 2022 Mal Meninga Cup (U18s) and Hastings Deering Colts (U21s) teams.

All players wishing to trial please register here.

Note: registrations will close at 12:00am, Wednesday 6th October.

The trials are to be held on Saturday, October 16 at Easts Juniors DRLFC, 121 Harold St, Holland Park QLD 4121

For your convenience please use the Google Maps Link: or click here Easts Juniors RLFC

Mal Meninga Cup (U18s) 2pm to 5.30pm – Open to those born 2004 and 2005.

Hastings Deering Colts (U21s) 5.30pm to 7.30pm – Open to those born 2001, 2002, and 2003.

*We have been made aware of an error message upon submitting a registration.

Please be advised that your registration will be received regardless of this message.

If you would like to confirm please email us at info@thetigers.com.au.

Brisbane Tigers 2022 U18s and U21s Trials Are On Photos : Margaret Keates Photography

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There were some exciting games played in Round 4 of the Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup, including at Iona College where Wynnum Manly Seagulls proved too strong for Norths Devils, posting a 42-18 win.

At Browns Plains, Souths Logan Magpies got the two points against Burleigh Bears with their 42-18 win. Photos: Jorja Brinums / QRL and Colleen Edwards / QRL.

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