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Endeavour win Michael Buttner Shield

Michael Beuttner shield grand final win

A tense Grand Final played on a hot day at Camden proved to be an exciting and physical contest. Both teams trading blows in a tough first half.

Xavier Terides scored an amazing try in the 12th minute to open the scoring, with the ball passing through multiple hands from the right edge all the way to a diving try in the left corner.

Matraville were given some easy field position from a mistake and scored a try under the post which gave them the lead after their conversion.

Following this, the boys had to dig deep to save tries in consecutive plays with Xavier and Liam Taupo bringing an opponent down 1 metre from our line before Le-Vaughn Stanley-Ligaiviu saved a certain try on his opposite side of the field with an amazing last ditch effort.

This took us to the break, down 6-4.

The second half started positively with a great break from Carter Studdon, slicing through the line before passing to Le-Vaughn, who bumped off the fullback to score a great try from 40 metres out.

Le-Vaughn then scored his second off a nice pass from Zuma Wever, angling him back against the grain off a scrum.

With plenty to do, he beat multiple defenders displaying both agility and strength which earned him Man of the Match.

We then had a skilful try scored by Leki Mackay-Filihia after an attacking kick from Zuma Wever.

Fletcher Holbrook chased hard and pounced on the bouncing ball before a nice pass to Leki who scored in the corner.

The rest of the half saw our defence hold up strong, forcing multiple mistakes through our contact and line speed.

Our last try by Austin Havili-Kaufusi was scored late in the game and again in the left hand corner, after another fantastic shift from the left edge with a nice draw and pass from Hunter Stanley to finish it off, with a final score of 24 – 6.

An amazing effort throughout the whole competition, with each member of the greater squad playing a significant role in our success. It has been a pleasure to coach a great group of young men who will continue to improve in the future.

Congratulations to Le-Vaughn Stanley-Ligaiviu on being named Man of the Match (Photo : Endeavour SHS)

Tries: Xavier Terides, Le-Vaughn Stanley-Ligaiviu x 2, Leki Mackay-Filihia, Austin Havili-Kaufusi
Goals: Zuma Wever, Jax Wells

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Endeavour in Buckley & Uni grand finals

Buckley Shield semi final win over Westfields SHS

Endeavour in Uni & Buckley grand finals (Photo : Endeavour SHS)

On Tuesday 10 September, our Under 14 NSWCHS Buckley Shield team took on Westfields Sports High School in the semi final of the Buckley Shield competition.

After going down to Westfields in the final round of the competition, we knew we were in for a tough game but were also confident that we could match the boys from Westfields if we played to our strengths.

The game was evenly matched in the opening 15 minutes with both teams trading sets and coming up with high quality play.

A break down the right edge by Jack McKevett was finished off with a try under the posts to Cooper Shephard.

After defending our try line for 2 sets we eventually broke and Westfields evened up the scores 6 all.

Westfields kicked a field goal with 30 seconds to go before half time after a very evenly contested first half.

The second half continued where the first half left off with both teams going end to end.

A try to Chad Kamara after a jinking run back towards the posts gave Endeavour a 12-7 lead.

Westfields hit back with another try after a play the ball error adjacent to the posts. Fortunately, the conversion from right next to the posts, hit the left upright and the score remained 12-11.

A break away run by Chad Kamara was stopped centimetres form the line and Westfields scrambled to prevent us from scoring.

The final minutes saw heart rates rising and tensions building but the scramble defence and will to win from the Endeavour boys prevailed.

Despite a last second charge down the field and a kick over the defensive line, we held on for a memorable 12 -11 win.

The boys will play in Cessnock next Tuesday for a chance to win the NSWCHS Buckley Shield.

NSWCHS University Shield Semi Final win over Illawarra SHS

Endeavour in Uni & Buckley grand finals (Photo : Endeavour SHS)

In a thrilling University Shield clash, Endeavour SHS triumphed over Illawarra SHS in a hard-fought contest.

Endeavour’s standout performances came from Jamie Curran and Cruz Parkin, who were outstanding after they returned from their Peter Mulholland Schoolboy Cup campaign, driving the team forward.

Spencer Swann and Liam Challenor expertly navigated a tough first half, battling against a huge breeze to maintain momentum.

Both teams displayed immense spirit, respect, and determination throughout.

Illawarra SHS fought valiantly, but Endeavour’s superior tactical execution proved decisive, earning them a well-deserved victory in a competitive encounter.

Endeavour will now play Hunter SHS in the Grand Final on Tuesday 17 September at Cessnock.

Final Score: 32-4

Tries : Brodie Johnsen 2, Jamie Curran 2, Jayden Rawson and Cortez Matthews
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Sharks on show as Endeavour sails towards schoolboys glory

Sharks players Zane Walker, Tom Dellow (wit footy) & Tye Bursill in action for Endeavour SHS (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Powered by a slew of emerging Sharks players, Caringbah-based Endeavour Sports High School will tackle Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown in Wednesday’s prestigious Peter Mulholland Cup grand final.

The competition comprises the best schoolboy talent from NSW, Victoria and the ACT. Endeavour earned a place in the decider at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

After advancing through the pool stage and fighting back from 14-0 down to defeat Canberra’s Erindale College 16-14 in last week’s thrilling preliminary final.

The winner of Endeavour and Patrician Brothers’ Blacktown will face the top Queensland school – Palm Beach Currumbin or Kirwan State High, who will clash on Thursday – for the NRL National Schoolboys Cup title on September 11.

Thirteen of Endeavour’s expected 17-man squad are Sharks juniors, nine of them having represented the club this season in the Harold Matthews Cup team guided to the finals by Brad Kelly, who is also a member of the school’s coaching staff.

The Cronulla contingent includes Australian Schoolboys pair Tom Dellow, a workhorse lock who was crowned the Sharks’ Junior Representative Player of the Year in May.

Nikora Williams, a strike centre who played SG Ball Cup this year before progressing swiftly to the under-21 Jersey Flegg ranks.

Endeavour coach Dave Howlett

Endeavour coach Dave Howlett, who has a storied association with the Sharks spanning more than 20 years including a stint as an NRL assistant coach, is confident his boys can defy their underdog tag and come away victorious.

“It’s a massive bonus for so many of our players to have that continuity at the Sharks and then jump in as the nucleus of our school team,” said Howlett, who has been Cronulla’s SG Ball head coach for the past three seasons.

“There’s also continuity in the coaching style given the Harold Matts coach – Brad Kelly – coaches with the school. That’s been a real foundation for our success this year.”

Endeavour has waged several memorable battles with Patrician Brothers’ Blacktown over the years, upstaging its rival in the 2014 national GIO Schoolboy Cup in what was the Sutherland Shire school’s most recent final.

A decade on, Howlett is hoping to repeat the dose.

“We’ve had a long history playing each other at the pointy end of schoolboy footy,” he said. “Their team has similar traits to their teams of previous years – they’ve got four Australian Schoolboys in their line-up, they’re big, they’re powerful.

“We know it’s going to be a big challenge for us, but we’re all excited about the opportunity. It’s been 10 years since we’ve been in a final.

“They had a team chock-full of Australian Schoolboys and we were the underdogs then as well. We’re hoping for the same outcome on Wednesday.

“There’s a real buzz around the school population, the staff and students.

“We could feel it last week when we came to school the next day. That buzz has built over the week. We’re looking forward to having strong support.”

A renowned nursery of world-class talent, Endeavour has produced a smorgasbord of NRL stars including current Sharks Will Kennedy and Teig Wilton.

Howlett and Kelly’s involvement, as well as Endeavour’s sterling reputation for developing young players in its argeted program, have helped ensure the long-term strength of Cronulla’s junior representative and pathways systems.

“We’re really proud of the link between the school and the Sharks,” Howlett said.

Kick-off between Endeavour Sports High School and Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown on Wednesday is at 12.30pm. If you can’t make it to Campbelltown, the match will be streamed live through KommunityTV.

Endeavour SHS after their win in the Preliminary Final last week at campbelltown Stadium (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

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Peter Mulholland Cup Qualifying Finals

Endeavour SHS Peter Mulholland Schoolboy Cup team (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

In an eagerly anticipated Peter Mulholland Cup Qualifying Final, Endeavour Sports showcased their skilfulness with a comprehensive 52-6 victory over Holy Cross.

The opening ten minutes was an exhibition of intense physicality and strong starts from both sides.

Endeavour broke the deadlock with a well-executed play as Lewis Sargent-Wilson delivered a perfectly placed kick, allowing Kaden Garner to score the first try.

This opening score set the stage for Endeavour’s near flawless first half performance, as they dominated proceedings to establish a commanding 30-0 lead by halftime.

Holy Cross CC Ryde Peter Mulholland Schoolboy Cup team (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

The second half saw a more balanced contest with Holy Cross displaying resilience and determination, keeping the game tightly contested for extended periods.

However, Endeavour’s class shone through once again with a series of late tries that sealed their dominant victory.

Holy Cross, despite being under strength, played with commendable spirit and represented their school with pride. Their effort and sportsmanship were evident throughout the match.

For Endeavour, standout performances included Kaden Garner’s hat-trick of tries and a memorable try by Year 10 student Cruz Parkin, who marked his debut in the Black Jumper.

Endeavour’s victory propels them forward in the Peter Mulholland Cup to the Grand Final Qualifier in two weeks time.

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ESHS 52

TRIES : Kaden Garner 3, Lisiate Mackay-Filihia, Lewis Sargent-Wilson, Tye Bursill, Zane Walker, Cruz Parkin, Jack Schumacher
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Holy Cross Ryde 6

TRIES : Jope Rauqe
GOALS : Chris Moala

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Patties run riot on Shark Park

Patrician Brothers Catholic College Blacktown Schoolboy Cup team at Shark Park (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

It was the confidence boost they need ahead of the quarters and a trio of multiple try scorers played a big role in Patrician Brothers taking down Endeavour in the Peter Mulholland Cup.

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Endeavour Sports High School Peter Mulholland Schoolboy Cup team photo (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Patrician Brothers Blacktown head into the Peter Mulholland Cup quarter-finals on a high after a 44-6 domination of Endeavour Sports High School on Wednesday in Sydney but it could be a very different story for their opponents.

Marcellus Iakopo, Jared Haywood and Wilson Decourcey all planted two tries each in a standout performance for Patties while Endeavour left the field with a loss and injury concerns.

Wilson Decourcey crossed twice for Patrician Brothers Blacktown in the big win over Endeavour Sports. Picture: Steve Montgomery

“We’ve been trying to bring the spirit back that Patties is known for,” said Decourcey.

“These past few weeks we’ve had off for holidays and stuff has really helped us as a team.”

Patties dominated from the first whistle with Iakopo planted the first try 12 minutes in.

Tries from Aidan Kebourian and Haywood soon followed with a single conversion from Jhett Sydir delivering Patties a 14-0 halftime lead.

A parochial Endeavour crowd made themseleves heard and it didn’t take long for Brady Lauretti to given them something to cheer as he pulling off a full field run just two minutes into the second half.

Australian Schoolboy Jacob Halangahu running up Shark Park (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Australian Schoolboy Finau Latu bursts through the Endeavour line (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Endeavour looked stronger straight after the break but Patties quickly responded with a try four minutes later courtesy of Australian Schoolboy Decourcey.

Jack Nicholas added to Patties’s advantage not long after, while Haywood, Iakopo and Decourcey all picked up their second tries.

An apparent knee injury to Endeavour’s Bronson Harden-Emery picked up midway through the second half could be a major issue for the side as they head into the elimination stages.

Endeavour Skipper Bryce Sait kick the ship out of danger (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

MATCH PREVIEW

While both schools are guaranteed quarterfinal spots, a win surely wouldn’t go astray on Wednesday.

Endeavour Sports and Patrician Brothers Blacktown bring the curtain down on the Peter Mulholland Cup seeded pool and while the result won’t affect their progress to the final eight, taking some winning momentum to the next stage must be the goal.

They haven’t been far off the pace.

Endeavour followed a 36-16 loss to Hills with a 32-18 loss to Westfields, but there were ‘patches in each game’ where they were more than competitive.

Patties, on the other hand, had chances to win both their games and will especially be regretting their 16-12 loss to Hills.

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Endeavour coach Brad Kelly isn’t too concerned about the early defeats and is confident his team is peaking at the right time.

“We use the pool games as a learning experience for us,” he said.

“This time of the year is like the business end of the competition.

“It’s sort of a balancing act at the moment, getting the team ready and keeping them as fresh as we can.”

Kelly said the team had been working through the errors they’ve identified from the first two games so they can attempt to eliminate them against Patties.

Patrician Brothers Blacktown have been in good form despite the results.

“We realised there were patches of the game we were playing really well against both Hills and Westfields, but there were times where we didn’t give ourselves the chance,” he said.

“There were errors that were relatively unforced and that impacted the scoreboard.

“We know the big ones for us in the quarterfinal games coming up.”

Patrician Brothers, Blacktown, one of the early tournament favourites, haven’t played since the June 14 defeat to Hills.

Patties led 12-0 at halftime in that match but were guilty of some late indiscretions that contributed to their defeat.

Full Time Scores

Endeavour SHS 6

TRIES : Brady Lauretti
GOALS : Nikora Williams

Patrician Brothers 44

TRIES : Jarred Haywood 3, Nelson Decourcey 2, Jhett Sydir, Marcellus Iakopo, Aiden Kebourian, Jack Nicholas
GOALS : Jhett Nicholas 6

The Teams

Endeavour Sports High School

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14. Thomas Dellow
15. Willaim Leha
16. Ezekiel Ivey
17. Dallas Blackburn-Kingi
18. Lewis Sargent-Wilson

Coach : Mr. Dave Howlett

Patrician Brothers Catholic College Blacktown

1. Wilson Decourcey
2. Aiden Kebourian
3. Joshua Patrick
4. Marcellus Iakopo
5. Jack Nicholas
6. Jared Haywood
7. Jhett Sydir
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14. Nathanial Lolu
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Hills win last minute thriller

Peter Mulholland Cup live stream: Hills Sports face Patrician Brothers, Blacktown in big gun match-up

The search for a first win of 2023 goes on for Patrician Brothers, Blacktown after Hills Sports down to pull off an impressive NRL Schoolboys Cup win. Relive the action. Check out the photos.

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An electric atmosphere in what was one of the matches of the tournament so far resulted in a stunning come-from-behind victory for Hills Sports High School.

Last year’s runners-up didn’t have the lead until the final minutes of the game when Lincoln Fletcher expertly guided over two penalty goals under pressure for a 16-12 win.

Fletcher said he felt ‘relief’ seeing them both go through.

“I’ve never had a moment like that before,” Fletcher said.

Hills ran into a determined opponent in Patties, Blacktown. Pic: Steve Montgomery

Hills have now won two out of two.

It was quite the comeback for last year’s runners up.

Hills ran into a determined opponent in Patties, Blacktown. Pic: Steve Montgomery

Tyson Sangaland dives in for a handy try in Thursday’s Schoolboy Cup clash at Ringrose Park (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“But I knew I had to take my time and it turned out well in the end there.”

The scores were locked at 0-0 for most of the first half, with both sides frequently coming up short on their attacking moves.

Pats Blacktown broke the deadlock in the 24th minute, with Tyson Sangalang pushing through to the tryline for the first points of the game.

Heinz Lemoto added to the lead minutes later and two perfect conversions from Dylan Brettle gave Pats a solid 12-0 buffer heading into halftime.

Fletcher said coach Scott Jones didn’t mince his words at the break.

“Copped it at halftime,” Fletcher said.

Patties couldn’t hang on after such a bright start. Pic: Steve Montgomery)

“We just weren’t to our standard, the boys knew we had to dig deep.”

Hills came out after the break determined and it didn’t take them long to halve their deficit thanks to a try from Lorenzo Talatania, which was expertly converted by Fletcher.

Talatania was instrumental in their second as well, dodging Pats defenders before a brilliant offload to Matt Aitchison levelled the scores 12-12 late in the match.

Hills were gifted two late penalties from Pats’ indiscretions, with Fletcher once again showing his worth and converting both.

Hills will face Westfields Sports High School in their final pool match to determine who takes top spot of the seeded pool, but Fletcher said the preparation will be the same as any other game.

“We’ll go back to training, do our individual stuff,” he said.

“And hopefully when we take on Westfields, we’ll be up for it.”

Dylan Brettle started the Hills comeback this his try (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Dylan Brettle kicks the winning Penalty goal (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Ref’s confirm the Dylan Brettle conversion (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

PREVIEW

After last year’s heroics, Hills Sports coach Shane Jones obviously has high standards.

Pipped at the post in last year’s NRL Schoolboys grand final, Hills began 2023 with a 36-16 demolition of Endeavour Sports High, but it wasn’t enough to impress Jones.

Hills Sports, who next face Patrician Brothers, Blacktown on Wednesday, were far from the finished product, according to the coach.

“We’ve done a fair bit of review and identified some areas we need to be a lot better in,” Jones said.

The match will be available to stream LIVE on KommunityTV from midday at Ringrose Park as part of a blockbuster day of matches, including reigning champions Patrician Brothers, Fairfield taking on Illawarra Sports High School.

See the latest LIVE schedule below.

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Patties’ season got off to a disappointing start, going down to Westfields Sports, who produced an outstanding come-from-behind victory in the second half.

But Jones was wary of the Patties threat, even declaring ‘they are the favourites’ for the big second round match.

“With the team that they have, they are going to be hard to beat” he said.

Na’oia Tofaeano scored a double for Hills in their opener against Endeavour.

“I thought they were the better team for most of that game against Westfields but didn’t get the result, so I know they’re going to be hungry.

“We need to just make sure we stop their roll through the middle, it was an area we were quite poor at with Endeavour.”

Jones missed the last game against Endeavour due to illness, and assistant coach Mitchell Lewis had similar sentiments after the match.

“If we want to be really serious about this competition, we can’t be conceding 18 points every week,” Lewis said.

TEAM LISTS

Patrician Brothers Blacktown

1. Max Laing, 2. Aidan Kebourian, 3. Joshua Patrick, 4. Marcellus Iakopo, 5. Joseph Partch, 6. Jhett Sydir, 7. Dylan Brettle, 8. Zedrick Tupulua, 9. Lachlan Coinakis, 10. Hokafonu Lemoto, 11. Jacob Halangahu, 12. Heinz Lemoto, 13. Finau Latu, 14. Tyson Sangalang, 15. Langa Tukuafu, 16. Roman Tuaimau, 17. Jack Nicholas, 18. Kenny McKeever King, 19. Jared Haywood

The Hills Sports High

The Hills Sports High School Rnd 2 Schoolboy Cup team photo (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Lincoln Fletcher, 2. PJ Sosaiete, 3. Carter Saua, 4. Albert Litisoni, 5. Cooper Rauhihi, 6. Lorenzo Talatania, 7. Marc Tannous, 8. Matt Aitchison, 9. Jackson McBain, 10. Jordan Uta, 11. Mace Karhani, 12. Hayden Elkris, 13. Jordan Bunt, 14. Logan Huia, 16. Sevuloni Satala, 17. Adam Meslemani, 18. Jayden Schokman, 19. Riley Watson-Miletic, 20. Douglas Tuala

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Endeavour SHS Targeted Sports Program

Having long been a nursery for the Sharks with an extensive list of NRL and junior representative players coming through the school program.

Endeavour Sports High in Caringbah is the perfect place to combine a quality education with elite level sport.

Offering quality coaching and a unique Rugby League experience, Endeavour Sports High is accepting registrations for trialists interested in being a part of the Year 7 Rugby League Targeted Sports Program in 2024.

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Mr. Brad Kelly and Alex Johnston speak at the 2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The trials are scheduled to take place early in Term 2 on Tuesday, May 2 and Friday, May 5.

Endeavour Sports has enjoyed a successful association with the Sharks extending over two decades.

With senior school coaches Dave Howlett (2023 Sharks SG Ball) and Brad Kelly (2023 Matthews Cup) currently involved in the Sharks junior representative and pathways program.

Howlett also enjoyed a stint as a Sharks NRL assistant coach from 2018-2020 and has wins in the SG Ball and Jersey Flegg competitions on his coaching resume.

“While the Rugby League program is a significant part of the schooling experience.

Education still comes first at Endeavour Sports High School,” Howlett said.

“Students are supported with both their studies and sport in a caring and nurturing environment, geared to bring out the best in each individual.”

Current Sharks NRL squad members Will Kennedy and Teig Wilton are Endeavour ‘old boys’.

As are the likes of Alex Johnston (Souths), Jamayne Isaako (Dolphins), Martin Taupau (Broncos), Paul Momirovski (Roosters), Reece Robson (Cowboys), Scott Sorensen (Panthers), Shaun Lane (Eels) and Luciano Leilua (Cowboys).

A number of players in the current Sharks Jersey Flegg team are also recent graduates of the school and the targeted sports Rugby League program.

Kennedy arrived from Bathurst largely unheralded but with perseverance and the support of his teachers and rugby league coaches at Endeavour, has grown into a leading player for the Sharks at the NRL level.

“I really enjoyed my schooling experience at Endeavour. They certainly assisted with my Rugby League development,

I have no doubt the culture and educational opportunities at the school also helped to make me a better person,” Kennedy said.

Will Kennedy and Bryce Sait 2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Talonoa Penitani (center) 2022 DAU Medalist with fellow Dau Medalists at the 2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league presentation night (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2022 Endeavour SHS rugby league graduates (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“Will is a great example of the opportunity that the school and Targeted Sports Program can offer students who are good characters, have a passion for Rugby League and are willing to work hard to achieve their goals,” Howlett added.

Students currently in Year 6 interested in being part of Endeavour Sports High School and their Rugby League Program in 2024.

Please see the flyer below, with more information to be made available upon registration.

Prospective students or parents wanting to find out more, contact 9524 0615.

Endeavour SHS targeted Sport Program Rugby League trials for year 7 – Register Now Ph ; 3524 0615

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2022 Katrina Fanning Cup

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It was business time in the Katrina Fanning Cup, as six teams battled it out for NSW schoolgirls league glory. Watch all three grand finals now in our exclusive match replays.

Watch the full match replay as Erindale College v Bass High (Under-18s) in the Katrina Fanning Cup grand final.

Bass High has been crowned Katrina Fanning Cup champions after beating Erindale College 14-8 in a thrilling under-18 grand final bout.

Bass High School with Katrina Fanning (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The victor managed to hold on to its 8-4 lead at half-time to take home the coveted title.

Bass certainly showed itself as worthy winners, after claiming a try in the first minute of the game.

Scrum half Nhiamaya Moran also put a four-pointer to her name in the opening nine-minute half.

But being only one try apart, the game was still up for grabs.

It was a try from Bass right centre Mariah Fasavalu Famausili which allowed the Sydney school to extend its lead out of Erindale’s reach.

Despite losing, the efforts of Erindale’s No.7 caught the eye, as the scrym half claimed all eight of her team’s points.

REPLAY: Katrina Fanning Shield – Under-14 Grand Final: Matraville Sports High v Hunter Sports

Watch the full replay of Matraville Sports High v Hunter Sports from the Katrina Fanning Shield.

An epic second half performance has fired Matraville Sports to a dramatic 14-12 win over Hunter Sports High in the under-14 Katrina Fanning Cup grand final.

It looked as though Hunter was on course for the title, after it won the first half 8-0.

But the south Sydney school began the second period with a new lease of life, pinning four tries to its name to prevail in the decider.

It was certainly an unexpected twist, after Hunter second rower Brooke Pittman landed the first try of the game within the opening minutes.

That was followed shortly after by a four-pointer from Hunter right centre Holly Winter.

Hunter fullback Kiarni Simon crossed the line for the Newcastle side in the final few minutes, but it was not enough to overcome the point pile-on from their opposition.

REPLAY: Katrina Fanning Cup – Under-16 Grand Final: Casula v Hunter Sports High

Hunter SHS u16 team with Katrina Fanning (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Hunter Sports High has gone some way to making up for the school’s earlier disappointment by claiming the under-16 Katrina Fanning Cup title in emphatic fashion.

The Gateshead team downed Casula 24-0 in the Grand Final to emerge victorious in a one-side decider.

It came just after the school’s under-14 side had narrowly lost its grand final to Matraville

Matraville SHS u14 team with Katrina Fanning (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

GRAND FINAL PREVIEW

Eight NSW schools will travel from far and wide to compete in the Katrina Fanning Schoolgirls Cup on Tuesday at Tuggerah, with Monaro High making the longest journey of all.

The Cooma-based school will enter a different climate as well as they trade in the cold for the Central Coast warmth in a 950km round trip.

Two other schools hoping the long journey will be worth their while are Hennessy Catholic College – 900km round trip from Young – and Red Bend Catholic College in Forbes.

The schools are split into two group and play in a round robin format, with the top two from each group qualifying for the semi-finals. The winners of those matches then face off in the grand final.

St Joseph’s High School, Aberdeen and Hunter Sports High will be the only schools making a trip south, with the other three participating schools – St Agnes Catholic College, Endeavour Sports High School and Casula High School – are from Sydney.

St Agnes, Endeavour Sports, St Joseph’s and Monaro are in one group, with Casula, Hennessy, Red Bend and Hunter Sports in the other.

It will be Endeavour’s thrid shot to claim a rugby league competition title this year, today endeavour went down to Westfields SHS in the u15 Chace Stanley Cup 10 – 16.

After their boys team fell short of reaching the Schoolboys Cup semi-finals last month. They were knocked out by Cup winners Patrician Brothers, Fairfield.

It’s now the girls’ chance to make a bit of history.

The NSWRL / NRL Katrina Fanning Cup is a schoolgirl competition, the 2022 finals were held on Tuesday 20 September at the Central Coast Sporting and Recreational fields at Tuggerah in NSW

Katrina Fanning Cup u14 Results

St. Agnes Catholic HS 16 – 18 Warilla HS
Matraville SHS 18 – 8 Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
St. Josephs HS Aberdeen 22 – 0 Daramalan College
Daramalan College 4 – 16 St. Agnes Catholic HS
Red Bend Catholic College 4 – 26 Hunter SHS
St. Josephs HS Aberdeen 12 – 16 Warilla HS
St. Agnes Catholic HS 4 – 8 St. Josephs HS Aberdeen
Hunter SHS 16 – 8 Matraville SHS
Daramalan College 0 – 28 Warilla HS
St. Agnes Catholic HS forfeit Redbend Catholic College

Katrina Fanning Cup u14 Grand Final

Matraville SHS 14 – 12 Hunter SHS

Katrina Fanning Cup u16 Results

St. Agnes Catholic HS 0 – 18 Endeavour SHS
Casula HS 4 – 12 Hunter SHS
St. Josephs HS Aberdeen 22 – 4 Monaro HS
Red Bend Catholic College 4 – 20 Hennessy Catholic College
Monato HS 4 – 12 St. Agnes Catholic HS
Hennessy Catholic College 6 – 12 Casula HS
St. Josephs HS Aberdeen 4 – 6 Endeavour SHS
Redbend Catholic College 0 – 24 Hunter SHS
St. Agnes Catholic 4 – 36 St. Josephs HS Aberdeen
Casula HS 24 – 4 Redbend Catholic College
Monaro HS 0 – 30 Hunter SHS

Katrina Fanning Cup u16 Grand Final

Casula HS 0 – 24 Hunter SHS

Katrina Fanning Cup u18 Results

Rooty Hill HS 14 – 8 Toormina HS
Erindale College 8 – 24 Bass HS
Tumbarumba HS 0 – 24 Rooty Hill HS
Toormina HS 0 – 10 erindale College
Bass HS 22 – 4 Tumbarumba HS
Rooty Hill HS 10 – 16 Erindale College
Toormina HS 0 – 24 Bass HS
Tunbarumba HS 6 – 22 Erindale College
Rooty Hills HS 0 – 30 Bass HS
Toormina HS 12 – 4 Tumbatumba HS

Katrina Fanning Cup u18 Grand Final

Bass HS 14 – 8 Erindale College

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2022 Schoolboy Cup National Championship

14/09/2022 3:00 pm N/A Patrician Bros F'field vs Ipswich SHS

Round 7 Ladder

2022 Schoolboy Cup Round 7 Ladder

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Patrician Bros F'field	6	6	0	0	197	70	127	12
2	Hill SHS	6	5	0	1	150	98	52	10
3	Erindale	5	4	0	1	194	66	128	8
4	Westfields SHS	5	3	0	2	166	71	95	6
5	St. Doms	4	3	0	1	106	72	34	6
6	Holy Cross	4	2	0	2	108	102	6	4
7	Illawarra SHS	3	2	0	1	54	94	-40	4
8	Hunter SHS	3	1	1	1	66	78	-12	3
9	Bulls	3	0	2	1	50	72	-22	2
10	Endavour SHS	4	1	0	3	54	124	-70	2
11	St. Greg's	3	0	1	2	46	58	-12	1
12	All Saints	3	0	1	2	40	90	-50	1
13	Farrer	3	0	1	2	20	106	-86	1
14	Patrician Bros B'ktown	4	0	0	4	60	122	-62	0
15	The Grange	3	0	0	3	42	110	-68	0

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2022 Schoolboy Cup Grand Final

31/08/2022 20 - 16 N/A Patrician Bros F'field vs Hill SHS

Round 6 Ladder

2022 Schoolboy Cup Round 6 Ladder

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Patrician Bros F'field	6	6	0	0	197	70	127	12
2	Hill SHS	6	5	0	1	150	98	52	10
3	Erindale	5	4	0	1	194	66	128	8
4	Westfields SHS	5	3	0	2	166	71	95	6
5	St. Doms	4	3	0	1	106	72	34	6
6	Holy Cross	4	2	0	2	108	102	6	4
7	Illawarra SHS	3	2	0	1	54	94	-40	4
8	Hunter SHS	3	1	1	1	66	78	-12	3
9	Bulls	3	0	2	1	50	72	-22	2
10	Endavour SHS	4	1	0	3	54	124	-70	2
11	St. Greg's	3	0	1	2	46	58	-12	1
12	All Saints	3	0	1	2	40	90	-50	1
13	Farrer	3	0	1	2	20	106	-86	1
14	Patrician Bros B'ktown	4	0	0	4	60	122	-62	0
15	The Grange	3	0	0	3	42	110	-68	0

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