Author : Rugby League Victoria

Storm SG Ball Squad Announced for 2023

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for the 2023 Melbourne Storm U19s SG Ball Squad.

The Melbourne Storm teams have changed their name this year from the Victoria Thunderbolts which competed in the NSWRL SG Ball and Jersey Flegg Competitions last year.

Melbourne Storm U19s host Canberra in Round 1 of the NSWRL SG Ball competition on February 4 at Comely Banks Recreation Reserve in Officer.

Kick off is 12pm.

SG Ball Squad

Bishop Walker
Clayton Tapelu
Daniel Boe
Dickie Terepo
Edward Stowers
Ethan Van Gelderen
Hugo Peel
Ioane Lui
James Finau
Josiah Moreli Alama
Kobi Heurea
Kristian Tornatore
Levi Osei
Leviticus Amiatu
Matthew Logopati
Muao Kaisala
Nelson Solo
Nisifolo Fauonuku
Philip Telea
Reece Winston
Rhylis Hohepa
River Richards
Rua Ropoama
Semisi Liu
Siulagi Pio
Suli Pole
Vincent Fifita

Coach Development Program

Guided by the RISE Program Head Coach, participants of the RISE Coach Development Program (Development Coaches) will receive education in contemporary coaching practices.

Strength & conditioning and socio-emotional­ development whilst leading and mentoring a group of players through a tailored series of training sessions and workshops that aim to provide players with the tools they need to reach their potential.

At the completion of the program, coaches will receive the NRL RISE Development Coach Accreditation

2023 will see three programs run across Melbourne:

South East – Casey Fields, Casey

North – Anderson Reserve, Broadmeadows

West – Bruce Comben Reserve, Altona

Session Dates –

Session 1 – Sunday 7 May – 9am – 12pm

Session 2 – Monday 5 June – 530pm – 8pm

Session 3 – Monday 10 July – 530pm – 8pm

Session 4 – Monday 14 August – 530pm – 8pm

Session 5 – Monday 11 September – 530pm – 8pm

Form attached below:

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Any questions, please contact Tim Auremi – nrlviccoaching@nrl.com.au

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Author : Matthew Elkerton NewsCorp Sports

Erindale shoot for perfect season against Hallam Senior College

It was a try-fest for the visitors, who showed no ill affects of a massive day of travel in the final round of the Peter Mulholland Cup.

WATCH the full match replay.

Interstate travel did not faze Erindale College, with the visitors running out comfortable 48-4 winners against Hallam Senior College in the final round of the Peter Mulholland Cup.

The visitors’ determination and precision showed why they remain undefeated, as they scored 30-unanswered points in a first half demoltion job.

It was left center Max Mercer who was the first to break the score, landing a try in the first four minutes of play.

WATCH THE FULL MATCH REPLAY ABOVE 

With the next points coming in thick and fast, it seemed as though Erindale’s game plan was for each player to take home a try.

Wingers Alex Sweeney and Jack Clutterbuck, five-eighth Ethan Alaia and Jack Anderson all crossed the stripe in the space of 15 minutes.

Erindale captain Regan Carr was particularly impressive, having single handedly run 95 metres before claiming his try.

The ACT nursery’s strength in the middle and outside backs did not hold off the home side for long, with Hallam’s Australian Secondary Schoolboys player and Jersey Flegg representative Josiah Neli claiming the team’s first and only try of the game.

Pleased with his team’s victory, coach Ash Barnes said it was a positive turnaround after an up-and-down performance against The Grange last week.

“We were able to go out and execute a lot of things we worked on during the week and I am happy with the performance they put in today,” he said.

He also highlighted the efforts of 16 year old young gun Jonah Anderson, whose “kicking game was excellent.”

PREVIEW: No excuses for high flying Erindale

They are facing a long day of interstate travel and missing a key cog in the spine, but Erindale college coach Ash Barnes is adamant there will be no excuses for his side not to finish the Peter Mulholland Cup regular season undefeated.

The proud ACT nursery are determined to finish their season at the top of their group, and build impressive momentum going into the finals series when they face Hallam Senior College at Melbourne’s Casey Fields.

The final round clash will be exclusively live streamed by KommunityTV through the Daily Telegraph and Herald Sun mastheads at 1pm, Wednesday.

It will be a mammoth hit and run mission for Erindale, who will fly into Melbourne on game day, and be back home before the end of the night.

Barnes admitted it would be a challenge for his players, but one they would not be shying away from.

“It might be a bit of a challenge for them but they won’t have any issues getting up for it,” Barnes said.

“We will give them a bit of education on getting to bed early, and we will do some activation exercises when we arrive in Melbourne.

“But the guys love their footy and I am sure they will be excited to get on the plane and experience that.

“It is an important game for us because we weren’t overly happy with our performance last week (against The Grange). We want to get back to what we do well and the players are itching to get on the field.

“Our second half was really poor, we completed under 40 per cent and gave away too many penalties. A lot of that comes down to a bit of focus on the field.

“We have done a review and the boys were more disappointed than I was in their own performance. They won’t have any excuses.”

Erindale will also be without impressive dummy-half and Raiders junior Xavier Cacciotti who suffered a cork to his thigh last week.

Hallam have been one of the surprise packets of the Peter Mulholland Cup, turning the tables on Victorian rivals The Grange in the opening round.

They also pushed Illawarra Sports High to the limit last Wednesday before eventually going down by eight points late in the second half.

A win over Erindale could send major shockwaves through the Peter Mulholland Cup, and give Hallam a late chance at earning the final spot in the quarter-finals.

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1pm: St Gregory’s College v St Dominic’s College

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Wednesday, June 29

11am: Farrer MAHS v All Saints Maitland (Action Photo’s soon)

TBC*

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Tuesday, May 31

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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

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Westfields Sports High v Hills Sports High

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