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Junior Sharks defeated by Dogs

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The junior Sharks were off the pace against the Bulldogs on Saturday and paid the price, suffering heavy Round 6 defeats in their Harold Matthews and SG Ball Cup clashes at Terry Lamb Complex.

Both Cronulla teams came into their games in strong form but performed well below their best, with the Matts going down 48-12 and Ball falling 50-18.

In the under-17 fixture, Canterbury raced to a 30-0 lead at halftime. The Sharks put up a stronger fight in the second term but the damage was done.

Harold Matthews Cup

Bulldogs 48 – 12 Sharks

Play by Play

“We could sit there and whinge about the bounce of the ball and referee’s calls and things like that, but we did it to ourselves with a lot of errors as well. Put ourselves under a lot of pressure,” Harold Matthews coach Brad Kelly said.

“They’re a good team and when they get those sort of opportunities they make you pay … We’ve just got to re-set, learn from it for next game and move on.”

Meanwhile, the under-19 Sharks went into the break locked with the Bulldogs at 14-all before conceding six tries in the second half.

SG Ball Cup

Bulldogs 50 – 18 Sharks

Play by Play

“That’s what happens when you don’t play well,” SG Ball coach Dave Howlett said.

“The opposition is a good team as it was, but we just put them under no pressure at all and we were disappointing. Onwards and upwards.”

Cronulla’s Lisa Fiaola and Tarsha Gale teams had a bye on the weekend.

The women will join the SG Ball boys in facing the Panthers at St Marys Leagues Stadium in Round 7, with the Harold Matthews side having the week off.

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Good signs for junior Sharks in final trials

There was plenty to like as the young Sharks laid a strong foundation for the season ahead in their third and final trials on Saturday.

The men’s Harold Matthews (under 17s) and SG Ball (19s) teams hosted the formidable Bulldogs at Sharks Academy. Although they both lost by two tries, the coaches were heartened by the performances a fortnight out from round one.

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Meanwhile, the women’s Lisa Fiaola (17s) side took part in a three-way trial against the Central Coast Roosters and North Sydney Bears at Hills Grammar, Kenthurst, running out two-tries-to-one victors in both 30-minute hit-outs.

And the Tarsha Gale Cup (19s) squad maintained their unbeaten pre-season form with an impressive eight-tries-to-four win over the Bears.

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Harold Matthews coach Brad Kelly took positives from what his team served up.

“It’s getting better each week in terms of the quality of the play, but again discipline was a factor in it,” Kelly said after the six-tries-to-four loss.

“A lot of penalties and six-agains which cruelled us, particularly in the first stanza of the game. But that’s what trials are for – to have another look at the boys, work on different combinations and different positional options.

“I was pleased with the effort, particularly in defence. The Bulldogs are big and powerful, so they threw a bit at us and I thought the boys did a really good job of handling them for most parts of the game.”

Likewise, SG Ball coach Dave Howlett saw merit in his squad’s narrow defeat.

“I thought the standard from both teams was pretty good,” Howlett said.

“It was a bit sloppier than I would’ve liked, but as far as the boys’ effort and cohesion, there was definitely some progress from last week to this week.”

The Lisa Fiaola and Tarsha Gale Sharks begin their campaigns against Wests Tigers at PointsBet Stadium on February 3, preceding an SG Ball clash with Balmain. The Harold Matthews boys also kick things off against Balmain at Concord Oval.

“It’s an important two weeks until round one … These two weeks are really important for the footy side of things, but also culturally and working on combinations and cohesion on and off the field,” Howlett added.

“It’s a very important two weeks to get right.”

Trial results – Saturday, January 20

Cronulla Sharks trial vs Bulldogs team (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Harold Matthews Cup

Bulldogs trial vs Sharks team (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Sharks 4 tries lost to Bulldogs 6 tries

Cronulla Sharks SG Ball Cup trial team vs Bulldogs (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

SG Ball Cup

Sharks 5 tries lost to Bulldogs 7 tries

Bulldogs SG Ball trial vs Sharks team (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Lisa Fiaola Cup

Sharks 2 tries beat CC Roosters 1 try

Sharks 2 tries beat Bears 1 try

Tarsha Gale Cup

Sharks 8 tries beat Bears 4 tries

Quotes and photos courtesy of Steve Montgomery from ourfootyteam.com.au

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Canberra Raiders juniors tour NZ

Canterbury’s and South Island’s most promising youth players will get a rare opportunity to test themselves against top-quality Australian opposition next month, courtesy of a short tour by Canberra Raiders’ under-18s team.

The Raiders’ squad – essentially the best talent coming through the club’s academy.

Including fringe SG Ball (under-19s) players from this year’s campaign and the players who will make up next season’s SG Ball line-up – will play two matches in four days in Christchurch.

First up, the Raiders will face the Canterbury 19s team on Thursday, July 13, followed by a clash with South Island Scorpions 18s on Sunday, July 16.

“There will be some very talented players in the Canberra team – many I’m sure who will go and eventually play in the NRL – so it’s very exciting,” Southern Zone Rugby League General Manager Liam Turner says.

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“Dean Souter, who runs the Junior Raiders High Performance Program, got in touch to see if we were interested in organising a game and it went from there.”

The Scorpions 18s squad will be selected from the South Island youth tournament, which is being held the previous weekend in Oamaru.

“It’s a short turnaround and puts a bit of pressure on us, but it’s too good an opportunity to turn down and we’re excited by it,” Turner explains.

“It provides a great pathway for any 18s boys playing in our tournament to be selected in this team and is another great example that the pathway to the NRL is right at the doorstep of South Island-based players.”

Having any junior team affiliated with an NRL club playing matches in Canterbury is an obvious coup, but Canberra has a massive reputation as a breeding ground of elite rugby league talent.

All-time greats such as Bradley Clyde, Glenn Lazarus and Ricky Stuart came through the ACT junior system during the 1980s, while fellow icon Laurie Daley was developed by the Raiders after arriving from nearby Junee as a 17-year-old.

The local products helped form the nucleus of the famed ‘Green Machine’ that won premierships in 1989-90 and ’94.

NRL stars

More recent NRL stars such as Jarrod Croker, Josh Dugan, Josh Papalii, Anthony Milford, Jack Wighton and Hudson Young debuted for the Raiders after emerging through the club’s junior pathways and NYC (under-20s) team.

Canberra’s SG Ball team was one game away from the SG Ball grand final in the 2023 competition, which wrapped up in April.

Meanwhile, these upcoming fixtures in Christchurch provide another key chance for players to impress and potentially follow in the footsteps of the increasing number of South Island juniors who are progressing to the elite level.

“There’s so many players who have gone through our system and our pathways that have gone on to a higher level.

Right at the top in the NRL with the likes of Jordan Riki and Griffin Neame.

Also recent examples like Callum Donaldson from the West Coast going from the Scorpions earlier this year to a Melbourne Storm feeder club,” Turner enthuses.

“It highlights that even though we are seemingly a bit isolated down here, the opportunities for our boys and girls at the moment are right there for them and it’s really exciting.

“The Warriors have an under-17s (Harrold Matthews Cup) and under-21s (Jersey Flegg) entering the NSW competitions in 2024, to go with their recently reintroduced under-19s (SG Ball) team, so that’s also a big opportunity for our youth.”

Team line-ups in the 2023 Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Jersey Flegg competitions this season have peppered with tyros who have come directly from Halswell Hornets, Hornby Panthers, Linwood Keas and Northern Bulldogs, as well as Scorpions age-group teams.

Turner praises the dedication and hard work of coaches, volunteers and administrators.

Such as Canterbury’s and Eastern Eagles’ Archie Jacobs – for helping create the progressively clear pathway from junior club football, to South Island representative teams and eventually into the systems of NRL clubs.

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“Southern Zone may have limited resources compared to other regions, but it’s definitely a big focus for us.

“People like Archie Jacobs, who has been a big part of the Scorpions system – nearly all of those players who have gone on to Australian clubs or the Warriors have been coached by him – so a lot of credit to him, along with many others.

“It’s a small wee team that works hard to make sure these players get these opportunities.”

With the only three weeks until the South Island youth tournament, Turner is encouraging players to put themselves in the frame for Scorpions selection in Oamaru.

Canterbury’s youth teams for the trip south will be named later this week, but other teams are still looking to fill out their squads.

“Our smaller districts looking for extra numbers, hopefully that’s a push for some of those players to put their hand up – come and play in this tournament and give yourself a chance to have a crack at the Raiders,” Turner says.

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2023 Bulldogs Junior Representative Awards

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs has celebrated the successes of its’ Academy programs in 2023.

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Chair John Khoury spoke proudly of the night’s honourees, in a year where the Club’s junior representative teams earned three grand final appearances and one premiership trophy.

“The Bulldogs Academy represents the future of our Club,” Khoury said.

“Each of our teams were incredibly competitive in 2023, and the tenacity, grit and determination that each of our players showed week in and week out, is everything we ask of any player when they pull on the blue-and-white jersey.

“With talented and developing individuals like this in our pathways system, as well as the committed and passionate support and coaching staff that we have been fortunate enough to have on board for 2023, we know there is a big future ahead for our Club.”

The evening was hosted by MC and Fox Sports presenter, Darcie McDonald who reflected on the achievements of the Bulldogs Academy and development system.

Bulldogs Chairman John Khoury with MC and Fox Sports presenter Darcie McDonald (Photo : Bulldogs Media)

Over 280 junior representative players and guests came together at Accor Stadium on Wednesday evening to celebrate the collective achievements of the Club.

Halfback Mitchell Woods earned the 2023 Bulldogs Harold Matthews Player of the Year Award, while Sheldon Abbey was selected for the 2023 Coaches Award.

Mitchell proved himself a natural born leader, captaining the 2023 Bulldogs Harold Matthews Cup team to the Premiership win and always leading by example.

A disciplined and hard worker, Mitchell gave good direction to his team and was instrumental in the success they achieved this year. He was solid in defence and dangerous in attack, a well deserving recipient of the honours.

Bulldogs Harold Matthews Player of the Year and halfback Mitchell Woods also earned the NSWRL 2023 Grand Final Player of the Match Award. (Photo : Bulldogs Media)

Abbey nabbed the Harold Matts Coaches Award with the lock giving consistent efforts all season – he always pushed, led the kick chases and worked hard all season for his teammates.

His grit and quick play of the ball generating alot of tries and line breaks for the championship side.

AJ Jones picked up the Bulldogs SG Ball Player of the Year, with fellow forward Damon Marshall earning the Coaches Award accolade.

The Bulldogs SG Ball Cup side finished the season in 8th position but put in a valiant effort despite losing 11 players to a Jersey Flegg elevation.

Jones stepped up as a real leader amongst the 2023 squad, owning the forward pack and providing some real intimidation to the rest of the competition. He played long minutes each week, never wavering on his effort or intensity.

AJ Jones picked up the Bulldogs SG Ball Player of the Year, with fellow forward Damon Marshall earning the Coaches Award accolade (Photo : Bulldogs Media)

Coaches Award recipient, Marshall was a late call up to the 2023 SG squad but made immediate impact on arrival.

He was a true competitor throughout the season, aggressive in defence and carrying intent every time the ball was in his hands.

In the growing women’s program, Tarli Dennis was announced the 2023 Bulldogs Tarsha Gale Cup Player of the Year with Latisha Smythe earning the Coaches Award.

The Bulldogs Tarsha Gale side were the competition Minor Premiers in 2023, entering the grandfinal undefeated to face-off against an also undefeated and unversed Indigenous Academy Roosters outfit.

Unfortunately the side were unable to best the Roosters, falling just shy 26-22. Despite the defeat, Dennis played a key role in a hearty attack that would leave the side battling to the end.

Congratulations to Tarli Dennis, the Bulldogs 2023 Tarsha Gale Cup Player of the Year. (Photo : Bulldogs Media)

The rake showed her determination and grit, working hard behind the scenes to earn a bench position from Round 5, then maintaining the no.9 starting position for the season thereafter.

Teammate and front rower Smythe, earned her accolade after she played out of position all season and was selflessly, happy to do so in the team’s best interest.

Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership

To close out the evening, Holli Wheeler collected the 2023 Bulldogs Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Player of the Year and halfback Tayla Preston picked up the Coaches Award.

Holli Wheeler was announced the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2023 Harvey Norman Womens Player of the Year. (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Wheeler fell one game short of the decider with the experienced Jillaroo and Sky Blue forward suffering a right knee injury in the sides semi-final win over the Illawarra Steelers.

While she couldn’t take the field during the intense 1-0 grand-final loss to Mounties, Wheeler had well-and-truly steered her team in the right direction, working hard all season and keeping the teams’ morale up despite some mid-season injuries.

Holli played each match with heart and excelled on the ‘one percenters’, whether it be a kick chase, kick pressure or chasing hard on a line break, Holli always gave 100 percent effort.

Coaches Award winner, Preston was a chief playmaker in the Harvey Norman Womens inaugural season. Every time she ran the ball, she was a threat and defensively she was part of a right edge that took pride in keeping a clean sheet every week.

Bulldogs General Manager Football Phil Gould was among the distinguished guests to address the nights’ winners (Photo : Bulldogs Media)

As we look to 2023, the Bulldogs look forward to even more development opportunities for our local and satellite representative players as they work towards their goal of an NRL and NRLW career.

Congratulations again to all of the Bulldogs 2023 Junior Representative Award winners:

Harold Matthews Cup Player of the Year Winner, Mitchell Woods
Harold Matthews Cup Coaches Award Winner, Sheldon Abbey
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Bulldogs 2023 Junior Representative Trials

Our Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Academy will kick-off it’s 2023 Representative Season with back-to-back trials in the lead up to the Christmas break.

The Bulldog’s Harold Matthews and SG Ball Cup squads will face the Penrith Panthers this weekend at Windsor Sporting Complex.

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Saturday 10 December 2022

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SG Ball Cup Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs v Penrith Panthers 11:30AM Windsor Sporting Complex, George St &, Rifle Range Rd, South Windsor

Canterbury-Bankstown will play the Wests Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies across numerous grades the following weekend on Saturday 17 December.

Our Tarsha Gale Cup and Jersey Flegg sides will feature for the first time with trial matches against the Western Suburbs Magpies.

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Saturday 17 December 2022 Tarsha Gale Cup Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs v Wests Tigers 12:45PM Hillier Oval, Hoxton Park Rd, Liverpool

Saturday 17 December 2022

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The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs pathways have announced their Train-on squads for their 2022  teams.

The squads announced include the Tarsha Gale Cup, Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Jersey Flegg.

The club has also announced their under 14, 15 and 16s Development squads as well as appoint the Coaching Staff for their respective Pathways teams.

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Canterbury Bulldogs 2022 Under 16 Development train on squad

Expressions of Interest are now open for Girls Under 14s-15s and Under 16s-17s Summer Development Squads.

Please note these squads are for girls who were registered in the CBDJRL in 2021.

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