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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
Goals : Liam Challenor 4

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Hunter looking for win v Bass High

Having lost by almost 20 points to St Dominic’s, Hunter Sports need a win over Bass High to keep their slim finals hopes alive. Watch the all-important clash LIVE at 12.30pm, Wednesday.

Watch the full replay from the Patrician Brothers Blacktown v Westfields Sports High NRL Schoolboys Cup clash.

With both sides reeling from losses against Penrith powerhouse St Dominic’s College, Hunter Sports and Bass High will go head to head in Maitland hoping to seal a wildcard shot at playing NRL Schoolboys Cup finals.

The clash will be part of an exclusive Schoolboys Cup live stream double-header on KommunityTV.

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In order to secure their first win of the season, Bass High coach Jon Wilson said the team will put more “emphasis on defense in the middle,” which he claimed was “fairly poor” against St Dom’s.

Bass High struggled to lock down the middle of the field against a rampaging St Dominic’s in the opening round of the season. Picture: Richard Dobson

Along with consolidating tactics, halfback Jonathan Sua and backrower Mitchell Taotua will be players to look out for, with Wilson having called them “strike weapons.”

Hunter Sports coach Craig Martine said the weather and school holidays have affected the teams’ training.

“The first day back is our training session day and that’s a pupil free day, so we’re going straight to this game with not much preparation,” he said.

Despite this, Martine said the team’s game plan will be to remain consistent for the duration of the 80 minutes and “not let teams off the hook when we feel that we are getting on top a little bit.”

He added that the opposition will need to keep an eye out for Hunter Sports’ center Connor Votano.

“With an early ball he can be pretty dangerous,” he said.

The clash will be the second in a double header at Maitland which kicks off at 11am with All Saints, Maitland up against Patrician Brothers, Fairfield.

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ROUND 2 SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 22

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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

Wednesday, June 29

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

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

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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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St Gregory’s College v Hunter Sports High, Peter Mulholland Cup

They have struggled for game time in the pre-season, but it won’t stop St Greg’s and Hunter Sports High from ripping and tearing in Round 1. Watch the clash LIVE at 1.30pm, Wednesday.

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RUGBY league pride will be on the line when St Gregory’s College and Hunters Sports High School kick start their 2022 NRL Schoolboys campaign on Wednesday

In what will sure to be an exciting match of the prestigious Peter Mulholland knockout competition being exclusively live streamed by News Corp, two top rugby league schools will have their first opportunity to showcase their next generation of talent.

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First year St Gregory’s College Coach Tom Morrison said while his side “is a bit of a mix this year” he is lucky to have Year 12 students Thomas Fletcher and Charlie Guymer returning after both dominating the competition last year.

The Temora tearaway Charlie Guymer in action for the Eels junior sides. (Credit: Bryden Sharp).

“We’ve got a bit of mix this year of year, we’ve got some year 12 boys who are in their second or third season of Schoolboys Cup but then we’ve also got a couple of year 10 boys getting their first run,” Morrison told News Corp.

“We’ve got a couple of boys that are playing some higher level footy like Charlie Guymer and Tom Fletcher who have both debuted in Flegg this year.”

Morrison said it has been a “frustrating” start to the season but his boys are excited to finally be getting on to the paddock when they travel to Cessnock face Hunter Sports High at 1.30pm on Wednesday.

“We haven’t played a game yet as a team unfortunately because we’ve been washed out so we might be a bit rusty,” he said.

“But the boys are very excited to get out there after Covid the last two years and even more disruptions with the rain this year.”

Bustling ball-runner Royden Taape will be one of the key returns for the Hunter Sports High side in the Peter Mulholland Cup. Picture: Jonathan Ng

“The boys are all very proud to be part of the squad and are even prioritising school footy over most other games at the moment.”

The match is expected to produce some exciting match-ups with Hunter Sports High welcoming back some star players this year with Lauchlyn Spicer, Harrison Sams, Brandon Thompson, Kade Youlten and Royden Taape returning to the competition.

The boys in maroon and sky blue will be looking to shut down Spicer in the No. 6 jersey, a cross-code star who has joined the Newcastle Knights pathways system after being selected in the Waratahs under-18s side last year.

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 )

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

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2022 Peter Mulholland Cup

Peter Mulholland Cup go-to guide ahead of live streaming extravaganza

On the eve of the Peter Mulholland Cup season, we give you a comprehensive guide to each school involved in the premier schoolboys competition. Find out when you can LIVE STREAM the action.

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THE revamped NRL Schoolboys competition, the Peter Mulholland Cup, kicks off this week as the best rugby league nurseries across NSW go head-to-head.

The Daily Telegraph will be your golden ticket to watch all of the action live this season with subscriber exclusive live streams of every game.

Before you tune into the first game between Farrer MAHS and Patrician Brothers Fairfield on Tuesday, get the lowdown of every team heading into the tournament with our in-depth season guide.

Check out the full Rd 1 schedule below and come back each day to find links for the live streams.

Patrician Brothers, Blacktown

Patrician Brothers College in Blacktown. L-R Jenson Tuaoi, Semisi Faasisila, Jordan Faleono and Matt Arthur. Picture: Toby Zerna

Coach: Noah Meares

Captains: Matthew Arthur and Jenson Tuaoi

Past Cups: 8 (2004, 2007, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2020)

Current NRL Alumni:

Albert Kelly – Brisbane Broncos Bryce Cartwright, Jacob Arthur, Will Penisini, Sean Russell, Hayze Perham, Samuel Loziou (Eels) Sean O’Sullivan, Jarome Luai, Stephen Stephen Crichton, Spencer Leniu, Taylan May, Christian Crichton, Chris Smith, Soni Luke, Izaac Tago, Robert Jennings, Sunita Turuva, Nifi Puru, Hophepa Puru (Panthers) Brent Naden (Bulldogs) Daine Laurie, David Nofoaluma (Tigers) Josh Aloiai (Sea Eagles) Tyrell Fuimaono (Dragons) Matt Moylan, Andrew Fifita (Sharks) Matt Lodge, Marcell Montoya, Josh Curran, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Warriors) George Jennings, Tepai Moeroa (Storm)

Patrician Brothers excitement machine Semisi Faasisila will be in action during the Peter Mulholland Cup. Picture: Toby Zerna

2022 Squad:

Ben Zahra, Cameron Robertson, Connor Puru, Dylan Brettle, Finau Latu, Grayson Tukaki, Hanisi Afu, Harley Yates, Hokafonu Lemoto, Jacob Halangahu, Jenson Tuaoi*, John Mah Chong, John-Paul Donevski, Jordan Faleono*, Joseph Partch, Josh Coinakis*, Judah Galuvao, Jwakeem Hape-Vaa, Lachlan Coinakis, Langa Tukuafu, Matthew Arthur, Max Laing, Rhys McAdams, Riley Allen, Samuela Latu, Semisi Faasisilia, Tana Papu, Thomas Epere, Tyson Sangalang, Wilson Decourcey, Zaid Lehn, Zedrick Tupulua

Coach’s Final Say:

“We will be coming into Round 1 fit and healthy, we know these boys simply love playing for the college and will have themselves ready to go come game time.

A large portion of the team played in last year’s competition as 16 years olds so they are returning this year much more mature and experienced which should set the tone for the rest of the team.”

The Hills Sports High School

Hills Sports High School, Schoolboy NRL players from left Henry Finau, Harry Hassett and Moustafa Dirani at the school in Seven Hills. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Scott Jones

Captain: Billy Scott

Past Cups: 2 (2010 and 2011)

Current NRL Alumni:

Wade Graham (Sharks) Jorge Taufua, Josh Schuster (Sea Eagles) Addin Fonua Blake (Warriors) Dylan Brown, Oregon Kaufusi, Haze Dunster, Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Eels) Jeremy Marshall King (Bulldogs) Shawn Blore (Tigers)

2022 Squad List:

Jonathon Ibriham, Vena Patuki Case, Billy Scott, Sam Squire, Harry Hassett, Luron Patea, Marc Tannous, Jordan Bunt, Jordan Uta, Callan Phillips, Ilai Esua, Alex Fonoti, Moustafa Dirani, Lorenzo Talataina, Peteru Pritchard, Levi Mariri, Henry Finau, Albert Litisoni, Mitchell Owen, Blake Metcalfe, Siaosi Kaliti, Liam Aarons, Alaa Lababidi, Hayden Stevens, Cassius Taia

Coach’s Final Say:

“After the last couple of years, the boys are very eager to get some uninterrupted footy this year.

They’ve been preparing as best they can, they’ve been in the gym a lot with the wet weather.

We’ve got a senior squad this year which is a blessing. A lot of our boys are in year 12 which hasn’t really happened for us in the last 10 years.”

Westfields Sports High School

Westfields Sports High have been hard at work on the training paddock ahead of the Peter Mulholland Cup. Picture: David Swift

Coach: Troy Weeden

Captain: Kit-Kamisi Laulilii

Past Cups: 2 (2016, 2019)

Current NRL Alumni:

Jake Averillo, Matthew Doorey, Brandon Wakeham (Bulldogs), Manase Fainu, Sean Keppie, Taniela Paseka, Jason Saab, Joshua Schuster (Sea Eagles), David Klemmer (Knights), Lindsay Smith (Panthers), Moses Suli (Dragons), Tommy Talau, Stefano Utoikamanu (Tigers)

Ricardo Oloapu, 17, is one of the towering front rowers at the disposal of Westfields Sports High coach Troy Weeden. Picture: David Swift

2022 Squad List:

Jackson Cahill-Smith, TK Cecil-Hamiora, Zachary Coom, William Craig, Tallyn Da Silva, Wiremu Davis, Sila Dempy, Mitchell Doorey, Sosefo Finau, Lachlan Galvin, Kobi Hurford, Kit-Kamisi Laulilii, Luke Laulilii, Jeremiah Leatigaga, Markkuz Ofanoa, Ricardo Oloapu, Sebastian Piukala, Heith Pritchard, Roy Quiroz-Mapusua, Solomone Saukuru, Denzel Schaafhausen-Mino, Jesse Siofele, Blaize Talagi, Masei Tavui, Sam Tuivati, Daniel Waqa, Mark Williams, Aiman Yaghi

Coach’s Final Say:

“We were a young side last year so most of those kids are back playing for us again.

Every year you know you’re going to come against the best sides like Hills, Endeavour and Blacktown but until you start playing you don’t really know whose returning and what they’ve got so it’s hard to get a gauge on them just yet.”

Endeavour Sports High School

Endeavour Sports High will have a new-look squad tackling the Peter Mulholland Cup in 2022. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Brad Kelly

Captain: To be rotated throughout the year

Past Cups: 4 (2004, 2005, 2006, 2014)

Current NRL Alumni:

Kevin Naiqama, Paul Momirovski (Roosters) Damien Cook, Alex Johnston (Rabbitohs), Luciano Leilua (Tigers), Martin Taupau (Sea Eagles), Shaun Lane (Eels), Scott Sorensen (Panthers), Jamayne Isaako (Titans), Adam Keighran (Roosters) Will Kennedy, Franklin Pele, Luke Metcalf (Sharks)

2022 Squad List:

Lama Afu, Nicholas Belarra, Luca Bento , Matthew Crossingham, Trent Dixon, Mitchell Field, Jack Ford, Legacy Haami , Bronson Harden-Emery, Ryan Hicks, Viliami Hikila, Aiden Hodges, Zane Karout, Brady Lauretti, Kalan Ngaika, Kobe Pepene, Elijah Porio, Bryce Sait , Risiate Smythe, Cyrus Stanley-Traill, Chevy Stewart, Tukia Taufa, Jayze Tuigamala, Connal Amosa, Terry Ballis, Kye Beckett, Liam Christie , Cruiz Devine*, Koby Douglas, Charnze Enoka, Dylan Frazer, William Gibson , Aaron Langer, Kakile Leha, Samson Mairi, Noa Penitani, Fynn Perryman , Ryan Rapata-Clements, Zachariah Talau, Junior Taupau

Coach’s Final Say:

“We’ve got a couple of players returning who were in year 11 last year, but it’s pretty much a new team.

The boys here who have been at school since year seven really look forward to playing Schoolboys Cup, they aspire to be in the top team but all have to wait their turn.”

Erindale College

Coach: Ash Barnes

Captain: Regan Carr

Current NRL Alumni:

Jack Wighton, Nic Cotric, Jarrod Croker, Harley Smith-Shields (Raiders), Paul Vaughn, Tevita Pangai Jr (Bulldogs) Samuel Gash is one of the exciting Raiders Harold Matts Cup brigade that has come through the Erindale College. Picture: Richard Dobson

Samuel Gash is one of the exciting Raiders Harold Matts Cup brigade that has come through the Erindale College. Picture: Richard Dobson

2022 squad:

Sam Gash, Jack Clutterbuck, Regan Carr*, Jacob Iesofa, Alex Sweeney*, Ethan Alaia, Jonah Anderson, Jordan Eti*, Xavier Cacciotti, Ben Castle*, Noah Martin, Ben McSpadden*, Jack Anderson*, Blake Hovi, Jayden Svager, Jonah Sullivan, Max Mercer, Will O’Malley*, Peter Soward, Josh Urbaniak, Owen McCaughan*, Michael Theodordis, Paul Monta

Past Cups: 2 (1997, 1998)

Coach’s Final Say:

“It is an exciting team. It is pretty young but we have a lot of guys that have come out of a successful Harold Matts Cup season for the Raiders.

We have big squad and it has grown over the last couple of years. We have gone down the path of trying to help and draw from the entire Canberra region. We play a game style where we move the footy a bit.

Hopefully that is an advantage for us especially having guys who have played a lot of footy together.”

Hallam College VIC

Jeremiah Neli , Rhylis Hohepa and Josiah Ekkehard Neli are ready to prove Hallam Senior College aren’t just making up the numbers in the Peter Mulholland Cup. Picture: Rob Leeson.

Coach: Jamie Fardell

Captain: Josiah Nelli

Past Cups: 0 (debuted in the NRL Schoolboys Cup in 2015)

Current NRL Alumni:

Rhys Kennedy (Broncos) Kelma Tuilagi (Tigers)

2022 Squad List:

Izaac Batey, Shaan Bhullar, Waka Brown-Rapana-Edwards, William Cabebula, Nikau Chrichton, Bobby Deo, John Faoa-Palalagi, Kody Gibbs, Haze Heke, Rhylis Hohepa, Wyntah Hukui, Quaider Kea, Ralph Kennar, Ishmael Layuni, Lorenzo Leau, Feno Manuel, Farani Momoemausu, Michael Nautu, Josiah Neli, Jeremiah Neli, Isaiah Okusitino, Rua Ropoama, Ezekiel Tausili, DJ Tumui, Joseph Ua, Calston Wells

Coach’s Final Comment:

“We have huge respect for the NRL Schoolboys schools and the rugby league programs they run.

We have had successful and unsuccessful moments with all the teams in our pool but we just wish to get back to playing regular schoolboy footy.”

The Grange P-12 College VIC

Coach: Shannon Love

Captain: Suliasi Prescott

Past Cups: 0 (First year in NRL Schoolboys)

Current NRL Alumni: 0

Excitement machine Suliasi Prescott will lead NRL Schoolboys Cup newcomers The Grange P-12 College. Picture: Penny McCredie

2022 Squad List:

Ethan Barlow–Sua, Braith Filivaa-Palalagi, TJ Sivanila, Iziah Havea, Shan-Ty Fatuleai, Alizae Tukapua, Suliasi Prescott, Richard Gabriel, Caleb Iuta-McCullough, Tana Maiava, Deltin Te Pania, Josiah Faasavalu, Mauo Kaisala, Abel Cecil-Faaofo, Darius Seve, Mason Finau, KC Taunoa,, Michael Hunt, George Faafuata

Coach’s Final Comment:

“Being competition first-timers we’re a little unsure how it’s all going to pan out.

Playing against sides interstate, sides we’ve never seen before or even hoped to be playing against.

Seeing what the other schools have to offer is going to be a great experience for our students as well as us as coaching staff.

We understand we’ll probably be the underdogs again, which we were in the qualifiers, so we’ll just keep turning up week in and out and hopefully it puts us in a position where we can compete with some of the biggest schools across the country.”

Illawarra Sports High School

Illawarra Sports High made it to the quarter-finals of the NRL Schoolboys Cup in 2020 and will be determined tomake the knockout stages again. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Nick O’Hara

Captain: Ethan Cliff

Past Cups: 0

Current NRL Alumni:

Jayden Sullivan, Junior Amone, Mat Feagai, Max Feagai, Tyrell Sloan, Jack Bird (Dragons), Aaron Schoupp (Bulldogs), Jackson Hastings (Tigers), Tyson Frizell (Knights), Damien Cook (Rabbitohs)

2022 squad list:

Te Heremaia Tukere*, Cuba Cleavan-Van De Laark*, Samson Wood, Ethan Cliff*, Darnell Te Ahuru, Isaiah Hegedus*, Zac Scott, Viliami Amone*, Zane Thompson, Nuku Vatuvei*, Toby Miller, Tristan Dawson*, Zak Maarbani*, Yazan Hammad*, Palu Tausala*, Zecharaiah Taufa, Braith Plecas, Mitchell Sweet, Tony Taani, Josh Daniel

Coach’s Final Say:

“The last couple of years we have made great improvements.

Traditionally we were less competitive but we have proven that we can match it with the bigger schools.

There is a bit of confidence growing for the last couple of years and we have good development in the squad with several players coming back from last year.”

All Saints Maitland

Coach: Chris Brennan, Shane Whereat

Captain: Myles Martin and Caleb Garvie

Past Cups: 0 (2 x Trophy wins, 2018 Cup quarter-finals)

Current NRL Alumni: Hudson Young (Raiders), Max King (Bulldogs), Jock Madden (Tigers), Brodie Jones, Brayden Musgrove (Knights)

Former Patrician Brothers Blacktown lock forward and Knights contracted star Myles Martin has been a crucial addition to the All Saints Maitland ranks.

2022 Squad:

Machai Pillidge, Jasper Cain, Tom Lovegrove, Lucas Hickling, Riley Smith, Khynan Butler*, Fletcher Thompson, Ashton Farrell, Caleb Garvie*, Nicholas Tuliatu, Joseph Green, Ethan Quinn, Myles Martin, Trey Morris, Taite Swinton, Lachlan Hickson, Brock Allaway, Hamish Munro, Montell Owen, Fletcher Anlezark, Clay Edwards

Coach’s Final Say:

“We have an inexperienced squad but also an enthusiastic squad.

Myles Martin and Caleb Garvie, who have both made the NSW CCC squad, are our two guys we are relying on to take a lot of the workload.

We will be strong through the middle, quick play the balls and work hard in those effort areas.”

Farrer MAHS

Coach: Ethan Sherlock

Captain: Will Woods

Past Cups: 0 (2019 Schoolboy Cup semi-finalists)

Current NRL Alumni: None

Farrer MAHS big bopping brothers Oliver and Sebastian Sykes will make sure there is always a burning flame in the engine room.

2022 Squad:

Will Woods*, Oliver Sykes*, Jordan Whillock*, Will Kelly, Dusty Hagon, Joe Bartlett, Noah Hooley, Jordan Hamlin, Charlie Henderson*, Archie Wainwright*, Logan Spinks*, Will Milsom, Nate Follington*, Max Smith*, Nash Porter, Jack Hatton, Sebastian Sykes, Hayden Mitchell, Coben Battle, Bailey Lawrence, Harrison Thrift, Jai Tanna, Cooper Blinman, Ryan Marzato, Callum Cocking

Coach’s Final Say:

“We have had a good pre-season, we started work in term one, and these boys also play all their club footy together.

We have the same 13 playing in the Group 4 under-18s competition to keep that contuity there.

It is a pretty young squad with only five boys in Year 12, but it is still a talented squad. They can discount us all they like, we embrace that challenge.”

Holy Cross College, Ryde

Holy Cross College has been dealt a crushing injury blow on the eve of the Peter Mulholland Cup. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Tim White

Captain: Keenan Lawandos

Current NRL alumni:

Mitchell Moses (Eels), Luke Brooks, Alex Seyfarth (Tigers), Esan Marsters (Titans), Junior Tatola (Rabbitohs), Bailey Sironen (Warriors)

2022 squad:

Cameron Kanaan*, Jonah Watson, Max Braham*, Michael Gabrael*, Rory Davison, Carter Provan*, Malakai Latilevu, Kalani Mersua, Cooper Wheelhouse*, Andrew Mussillo*, Keenan Lowandos*, Angus Gray*, Jayden Jenkins, Mickey Nasser, Jaii Robertson, Jean Paul Kawtal, Darcy Fletcher, Grisham Malla, Sami Moala, Nick McMahon

Past Cups: 1 (1981; 5 x runners-up)

Coach’s final say:

“Dealt a tough blow right at the end of pre-season with three key players including captain Keenan Lawandos ruled out with long-term injury.

Our depth will certainly be tested early in the season. With a lack of pre-season due to the weather, it could provide a real hurdle.

We will have to change our game plan a lot with two fresh halves on the field and one of our halves heading to hooker. Basically there will be limited coaching, it will be a case of go out there and just play footy.”

Patrician Brothers, Fairfield

Patrician Brothers Fairfield have the highest rate of returning players this season including heavy hitters Yeyha Ayache, Joshua Alhazim and Jordan Miller. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Frank Pritchard

Captain: Josh Alhazim

Past Cups: 6 (1975, 1978, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1992)

Current NRL Alumni:

Nathan Brown (Eels), Taniela Paseka (Sea Eagles), Marcelo Montoya (Warriors)

2022 squad list:

Taj’h Colquohoun*, Billy Arena*, Sione Lolohea*, Zaidas Muagututia, Godfrey Illavalu*, Dionn Haratsaris*, Chad Daniels*, Jordan Miller*, Yehya Ayache*, Matt Alhazim*, Joshua Alhazim*, Jezaiah Funa-Iuta, Bailey Myers*, Massimo Mari*, Robertson Lepale, Kohan Adler*, Archie Riley*, Jack Leigh*, Alistair Wilson, Junior Fagalele, Jai Strudwick, Josh Villarosa, Abdoulaye Bah, Robert Uhatafe*, Noah Funa*

Coach’s Final Say:

“Our preparation was disrupted by the wet weather, we have had a few hit outs now but we are trying to keep it simple.

Our rugby league season is really full on, so we don’t want to burn the guys out.

The school has a rich history in this competition, we have a rich history and culture of NRL players coming through.

We have been the sleeping giants for the last couple of years, but I have been brought in to find a pathway back to the top.”

St. Dominic’s College

St Dominic’s College are ready for a strong Peter Mulholland Cup campaign led by the likes of Billy Thompson, Liam Ison and Cainan Hardiman. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Kyle Churchill

Captain: Liam Ison

Past Cups: 2003

Current NRL Alumni:

Nathan Cleary (Panthers) Zac Cini (Tigers) Jordan Grant (Storm) Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Warriors)

2022 Squad List:

Liam Ison, Cainan Hardiman, Mitchell Heather, Uaale Elisara, Ryan Mooney, Jack Attard, Riley Pollard, Billy Thompson, Ethan Hutchings, Connor Autagavaia, Bayden Moran, Ezra Faasolo, Jack Ewer, Kai Raven, Jai Williams, Cooper Hale, Cooper Henderson, Jaxen Edgar, Jett Cleary

Coach’s Final Say:

“We’ve got a hungry squad who are excited to be playing this year.

We’re enjoying the fact that we’re going to be a lot more under the radar. I don’t think there’ll be much expectation on us and that’s something we are pretty excited about.

We’re probably going to have a bit of shock value and we’re backing the way that we’re going to play is going to be a little different. I think Hills will be well and truly the team to beat.”

St Gregorys College, Campbelltown

Coach: Tom Morrison

Captain: Charlie Guymer

Past Cups: 9 (1979, 1980, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 2000)

Current NRL Alumni: Sam Williams (Raiders), James Tedesco (Roosters), Jack de Belin (Dragons), Adam Elliott, Joe Stimson (Bulldogs), Trent Peoples (Rabbitohs)

Powerhouse Charlie Guymer has stepped up to captain NRL Schoolboys heavyweights St Greg’s College. Picture: David Swift

2022 squad list:

Cody Parry*, Cooper Mangan, Charlie Guymer*, Oliver Kaluzyn, Lachlan Dooner, Paddy Cleary, Clancy Nott, Raiden Crowe*, Heath Mason*, Trae Fitzpatrick, Tyrell Adams, Harrison Quinn, Dylan Smith, Tom Fletcher*, Tom Fisher*, Ben Kelly, Bryce Catford-Potter, Jack Burrows, Lachlan Bush, Cooper Cross*, Zac Jones, Jayden Mallia, Zachary Wheeler

Coach’s Final Say:

“We’ve got a bit of mix this year of year, we’ve got some year 12 boys who are in their second or third season of Schoolboys Cup but then we’ve also got a couple of year 10 boys getting their first run.

I think Westfield and Patrician will be up there again this year. The boys are all very proud to be part of the squad and are even prioritising school footy over most other games at the moment.”

Hunter Sports High School

Hunter Sports High will be looking for a massive Peter Mulholland Cup season in 2022. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Coach: Anthony Gleeson

Captain: Taimana Elers

Past Cups: 0 (2016 semi-finalists)

Current NRL Alumni:

Phoenix Crossland, Chris Randall, Matt Croker, Pasami Saulo (Knights), Jesse Ramien (Sharks), Josh Jackson (Bulldogs), Tevita Pangai Jnr (Bulldogs)

2022 Squad List:

Mason Forbes, Max Fines, Benji Keene–O’Keefe, Harrison Sams*, Zac Wilkes, Lauchlyn Spicer*, Brandon Thompson*, Beau Slade, Taimana Elers, Kade Youlten*, Jayden Harris, Jett Woodward, Jakob Bacon, Jett Robards-Hassall, Rylee Moses Kincaid, Royden Taape*, Patrick Slade, Kyle McDermott

Coach’s Final Say:

“We have a young squad of players this year but many have been involved in the junior development teams from the Knights and Roosters.

This year we’re looking to consolidate our position back in the Schoolboy Cup and develop players for coming seasons. I think the teams to beat will be Westfields and Blacktown Patrician Brothers.”

Bass High School

Coach: Jon Wilson

Captain: Jonathan Sua

Past Cups: 0 (6 x University Shield, 5 x Buckley Shield)

Current NRL alumni:

Aaliyah Fasavalu, Raecene McGregor, Page McGregor and Sereana Naitokatoka (NRLW), Dale Finucane, Royce Hunt (Sharks), Isaac Lumelume (Bulldogs), Kane Bradley (Cowboys), William Kei (Tigers)

Fanafou Seve will return to the Peter Mulholland Cup for Bass High this season. He impressed in the NSWRL junior grades this season. Picture: Jonathan Ng

2022 squad list:

Charles Afeaki, Stephen Ben, William Ben, Jack Branda, Elijah Cinavou, Jye Daly, Lennox E’e, Bilal El Youssef, Isaia Elisara, Josiah Fifita, Hori Fua, Jerome Goddard, Anthony Haikal, Jone Kaitani, Simata Kioa, Apolosi Laiafi, Simione Laiafi, Calvin Levy, Dayshawn Lyden, Ayman Maarbani, Orlando Manase, Mithu Murray, Jarome Paremo, Kevin Pham, Jerome Rogers, Divine Saena, Ezekiel Saili, Fanafou Seve, Itula Seve, Tylah Slate, Michael Smith, Jonathan Sua, Maxwell Taotua, Mitchell Taotua, Sitiveni Taulanga, Isaac Thompson, Elijah Tu’ifua, Isaia Tu’ifua

Coach’s Final Say:

“With our fields still underwater, it has been hard to give the players a proper preparation.

We have only lost three players from last season so we have a squad who knows each other and knows its game.

We’re trying to go away from just being tough through the middle, these days you have to be skilful with the ball or you won’t win the Cup. We are constantly trying to change up our game.” (* Denotes returning player)

NRL Schoolboys Cup Round 1

The Daily Telegraph will exclusively live stream every match of the Peter Mulholland Cup this season which involves the best rugby league nurseries across NSW.

Find out more information about the competition here and see below for the opening round draw.

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 Friday)

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

Queensland Results

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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Hunter Sports High get 1st win in Schoolboy Cup

Hunter Sports turned on a powerhouse defensive display to grab a nervy win over Bass High and record their first win of this year’s NRL Schoolboy Cup. RELIVE ALL THE ACTION.

Highlights: Bass Sports High School scored their first try of the tournament and took it right up to Hunter Sports High.

Hunter Sports High survived a scare from Bass High to record their first win of the NRL Schoolboy Cup with a 24-20 victory at Terry Lamb Complex.

In the end, the clock was Bass’s biggest enemy and, while both sides fought hard, it was Hunter’s defence that sealed the deal for the visitors.

“It’s really good, this is the most injuries we’ve had going into a game, most of our boys are still 15, 16 years old and to finally get a win it means a lot,” said Hunter fullback Jack Dodd.

Second-rower Jarred Williams started things off for Hunter when he crashed through the Bass defensive line in the third minute.

Minutes later, the hosts hit back when Louai Mohammed scored in the corner.

In a error-ridden first half, Hunter Sports class prevailed as Bass struggled to capitalise on early opportunities.

Mitchell Taotua beat two defenders and crashed over the tryline to give Bass the lead, but on the cusp of halftime Hunter responded through a Mason Forbes try to put them two points in front going into the break.

The locals needed to score the first try of the second half and came agonisingly close off the back of strong from Charles Afeki.

Bass’s early errors came back to bite them when Broden Konz scooped the ball out of dummy-half and scored for the visitors.

Maxwell Taotua couldn’t get Bass over the line.

Hunter’s five-eighth Lauchlyn Spicer was threatening the Bass line all day and was rewarded for his work after he kicked to a charging Kai Spruce-Conn, who dotted down.

Trailing 18-10, the locals needed an answer and found one through Fanafou Seve, who beat three defenders to the line.

But Hunter’s pressure was relentless, and it looked like they put the nail in the coffin when Spruce-Conn threw a cut-out pass to Harrison Sams, who scored in the corner.

When it all seemed over, Max Taotua kept his team in the contest scoring a crucial try to cut the lead down to four points.

Bass HS 20 – 24 Hunter SHS

Bass HS 20
TRIES : Louai Mohammed, Mitchell Taotua, Fanafou Seve, Maxwell Taota
GOALS : Jonathan Sa’u

Hunter SHS 24
TRIES : Harrison Sams 2, Jarred Williams, Broden Konz, Kai Spruce Cohn
GOALS : Lauchlyn Spicer 2

Schoolboy Cup Rnd 3 Full Results, Ladder & Player’s Stat’s

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2021 Schoolboy Cup Round 3

16/06/2021 48 - 0 N/A Patrician Brothers Fairfield vs All Saints College
22/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A The Ship vs Westfields Sports High
23/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A Farrer MAHS vs Holy Cross Ryde
23/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A Hills Sports High vs Hallam (Vic)
23/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A Erindale College vs Mount Ridley (VIC)
23/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A St Dominic’s College vs St. Greg's
23/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A Illawarra Sports High vs Hallam (Vic)
23/06/2021 20 - 24 N/A Bulls vs Hunter Sports
23/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A Hills Sports High vs Patrician Brothers Blacktown

Round 3

2021 Schoolboy Cup Round 3 Ladder - All Pools

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Patrician Bros F'field	3	3	0	0	108	32	76	6
2	St. Doms	2	2	0	0	82	6	76	4
3	St. Greg's	2	2	0	0	50	8	42	4
4	Holy Cross	2	1	0	1	48	32	16	2
5	Patrician Bros B'ktown	2	1	0	1	40	36	4	2
6	Illawarra SHS	1	1	0	0	26	22	4	2
7	Mount Ridley (VIC)	1	1	0	0	28	26	2	2
8	Westfields SHS	2	1	0	1	42	42	0	2
9	Hill SHS	2	1	0	1	46	48	-2	2
10	Endavour SHS	2	1	0	1	42	44	-2	2
11	All Saints	3	1	0	2	42	96	-54	2
12	Hunter SHS	3	1	0	2	38	104	-66	2
13	Hallam (Vic)	1	0	0	1	26	28	-2	0
14	Erindale	1	0	0	1	22	26	-4	0
15	Farrer	2	0	0	2	32	70	-38	0
16	Bulls	3	0	0	3	20	72	-52	0

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St Dominic’s College showed their class with a ruthless performance against Hunter Sports High to maintain their perfect start in the NRL Schoolboy Cup. WATCH REPLAY

St Dominic’s were on another level against Hunter SHS, blasting their way to a 56-6 win.

The next generation of Penrith Panthers stars ran riot as St Dominic’s College out-muscled Hunter Sports High 56-6 in Round 2 of the NRL Schoolboy Cup.

Luke Hansen, Keagan Russell-Smith, Ryley Smith and Liam Ison formed a clinical spine and orchestrated St Dom’s second victory in the prestigious competition.

“It was good to have an away trip and come away with a pretty dominant win, makes the the bus ride back home a lot batter,” St Dom’s coach Kyle Churchill said.

“(Ison and Smith’s return) definitely helped, but I was probably more pleased with the way we played. We were humming better than we have been over the last couple of weeks in our school comp, you can see the confidence come back quick. Those senior players stepping up obviously help as well.”

Hunter SHS threw everything at their opponents and prop Kade Youlten always looked dangerous, but they simply couldn’t match it with the boys from Penrith.

St Dom’s forwards Mason Teague and Lachlan Whitehouse were formidable through the middle for and managed to tire the homeside early.

Undefeated St Dom’s will face their biggest test of the Cup in Round 3, when they take on a fierce St Gregory’s College side.

“Greg’s are probably going to be our biggest battle, they’re winning games in MCS, they’re always hard to beat in the Schoolboy Cup” Churchill said.

It took just three minutes for St Dom’s to strike. The visitors created an overlap out left that saw flyer Joshua Debritt stroll over to open the scoring.

Minutes later, the school’s right winger Bayley Brothwick touched down, cleaning up an awkward grubber courtesy of halfback Keagan Russell-Smith.

The No.7 crossed next, thanks to a brilliant line-break by fullback Liam Ison.

The courageous Hunter boys kept fighting and Youlten was eventually rewarded with a four-pointer of his own. But nothing could stop the barrage of St Dom’s tries as Baley Brothwick, Kobi Brothwick, Lachlan Blackburn, Lachlan Squires and Russell-Smith each crashed over in the second stanza.

Patrician Brothers Blacktown defeat Westfields Sports High in Schoolboy Cup

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St Dominic’s College has been told to ignore the hype as they take on Hunter Sports High in the Schoolboy Cup on Wednesday. Find out how to watch here.

Ryley Smith during the Patrician Brothers Blacktown v St Dominic’s College Schoolboy Cup match at Windsor Leagues Club. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Ignore the hype – that’s what St Dominic’s College coach Kyle Churchill has told his side ahead of Wednesday’s big Schoolboy Cup clash against Hunter Sports High.

Anyone in junior footy circles will tell you that St Dom’s are genuine contenders in 2021. But, after two recent defeats, the boys from Penrith got a much-needed wake up call.

“In our normal school competition, we’ve had a reality check over the last two weeks. We had some players out in both games, and lost to St Greg’s and Pats,” Churchill said.

“It was a leveller. There’s been a lot of noise about how good we are, and that we’re the team to beat this year. It’s good to get that noise out of our heads now.”

“We’ve set our own standards that we need to adhere to. We need to trust that process and not just listen to other people and all the hype.”

St Dom’s will be boosted by the inclusion of rising Penrith Panthers stars Ryley Smith, Liam Ison and Keagan Russell-Smith.

Smith, a hooker with exceptional kicking game, and Ison, an explosive and rangy fullback, both missed St Dom’s Round 1 victory.

Halfback Russell-Smith was key in the clash and, after a minor injury, should be fit to return for Round 2.

Churchill, who was also absent from Round 1 due to his City v Country coaching commitments, said he was proud of St Dom’s for winning without two key players.

“It was quite pleasing. I was in camp with Ryley… we knew how important it would be if we won without those two. We also knew how costly a loss would be. We were watching from the edge of our seats,” Churchill said.

“I’m looking forward to seeing Keagan get back (on Wednesday), he’s been frustrated the last couple of weeks watching our school competition, probably seeing the lack of direction that we’ve had without him,

“And having Liam, Ryley and Keagan working together in the same side, we haven’t really had that this year.”

St Dom’s expect Hunter SHS to throw everything at them on Wednesday in Charlestown.

Knights SG Ball fullback Lachlan Fitzhenry – the son of Wests Tigers legend Daniel Fitzhenry – was dangerous in Hunter’s Round 1 clash against St Gregs. Workhorse Connor Cromarty will also be hard to stop.

Hunter Sports High School take on St Dominic’s College on Wednesday June 9 at St John’s Oval, Charlestown, at 12:00 PM.

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Hunter Sports High School

1 Lachlan Fitzhenry
2 Daniel Kelly
3 Kai Spruce-Conn
4 Jakob Bacon
5 Harrison Sams
6 Lauchlyn Spicer
7 Brandon Thompson
8 Connor Cromarty
9 Broden Konz
10 Kade Youlten
11 Riley Watson Miletic
12 Darcy Blackmore
13 Jarred Williams
14 Kynan Toomey

17 Connor Watson
16 Taylor GRiffen
20 Royden Taape
18 Jay Soli

St Dominic’s College

1 Liam Ison
2 Joshua Debritt
3 Ethan Hutchings
4 Cainan Hardiman
5 Bayley Brothwick
6 Luke Hansen
7 Keagan Russell-Smith
8 Lachlan Whitehouse
9 Ryley Smith
10 Kobi Borthwick
11 Lachlan Blackburn
12 Lachlan Squires
13 Mason Teague

14 Matt Rossetto
16 Ashton Cini
17 Jack Hyde

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The NSWCHS State trials ended today with what was possibly the most successful State trials in a few years.

After three days of intense Schoolboy rugby League we saw 18 games of football in just 3 days of action

Today (Wednesday) it was an early kickoff the a 8:30 AM start to the day, with six huge games of footy which saw both Sydney Red  in the Under 18’s get soundly beaten for the first time in a few years, and ended with the NSWCHS announcing their two Representative teams, the NSWCHS u15’s and U18’s

Day 3 – Wednesday 26th May 2021

8:30 AM – U15’s – Sydney Red 28 – 0 Western

Sydney Red
TRIES : Bailey Sigsworth, Baxter Warner  2, Cyrus Stanley-Traill, Billy Brown, Brewathan Bilich, Bronson Emery, Kobe Pepene
Western
TRIES :

9:30 AM – U15’s – Sydney Gold 52 – 8 Southern

Sydney Gold
TRIES : Ollie Seu 3, Mark Williams, Luke Laulilii 2, Bedric Pese, Alex Pese, Troy Patea, Mohamed Hadid, PJ Sosiaete
Southern
TRIES : Archie Duncombe, Joseph Elton

10:30 AM – U15’s – Northern 24 – 12 Presidents

Northern
TRIES : Jack Haylen 2, Zac Morgan, Paris Forbes-Izzard, Nick Connerley, Jett Woodward
Presidents
TRIES : Ayman Maarbine, Junior Fatui, Samuel vandermade

12:30 PM Under 15’s team announcement under the Grandstand

11:30 AM – U18’s Sydney Gold 12 – 16 Presidents

Sydney Gold
TRIES : Nick Lenaz, Carson Kaho, Harry hassett
Presidents
TRIES : Kyle McCarthy, Calvin Levi, Roy Quiroz-Mapusua, John Ibrahim

1:00 PM – U18’s – Sydney Red 24 – 32 Southern

Sydney Red
TRIES : Te Wehi Waitere, Kynan Hodges 2, Sam Jinx, Lachlan Crossell
Southern
TRIES : James Walsh Brandon Morkos 2, Te Umauriki Heremia Tukere, Ethan Cliff, Ryan Couchman, Trey Barlow

2:00 PM – U18’s – Western 12 – 32 Northern

Western
TRIES : Michaek Smith, Nathan Walker
Northern
TRIES : Narven Willett, Fletcher Myer 2, Jye Linnane, Beau Dwyer, Waylon Caldwell

The NSW CHS are pleased and proud to announce their 2021 Representative Squads

2021 NSWCHS Under 15’s

1. Luke Laulalii (Westfields SHS)
2. Breathan Bilich (Sydney SC Leichhardt)
3. Jayze Tuigamala (Endeavour SHS)
4. Lance Tevio (Westfields SHS)
5. Yasin Kuscu (Randwick Boys HS)
6. Bronson Emery (Endeavour SHS)
7. Kade Reed (Illawarra SHS)
8. Jett Woodward (Hunter SHS)
9. Aaron Keppie (Picton HS)
10. Somione Laiafi (The Hills SHS)
11. Bailey Sigsworth (Brisbane Waters SC)
12. Bailey Peschka (Molong SC)
13. Hayden Buchanan (Kiama HS)

14. Alex Isdale (Westfields SHS)
15. Connor Votano (Hunter SHS)
16. Blake Wardrobe (Engadine HS)
17. Jerome Goddard (Bass HS)
18. Cyrus Stanley-Traill (Endeavour SHS)
19. Samual Vandermade (Ashcroft HS)
20. Cooper Black (Nyngan HS)

2021 NSWCHS Under 15’s Representitive Squad (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

2021 NSWCHS Under 18s

2021 NSWCHS Under 18s (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Blake Metcalfe (The Hills SHS)
2. Tyrone Munro (Alexandra Park Community School)
3. Kyron Fekitoa (Endeavour SHS)
4. Brandon Morkos (Figtree HS)
5. Te Umuaiki Heremai Tukere (Illawarra SHS)
6. Jack Cole (Orange HS)
7. Iverson Matai (Endeavour SHS)
8. Amir Yatim (Homebush Boys HS)
9. Ethan Gilchrist (Tumut HS)
10. Markis Atoa (The Hills SHS)
11. Ryan Couchman (Bulli HS)
12. Junior Tapau (Endeavour SHS)
13. Nicholas Lenaz (Castle Hill HS)

14. Trey Barlow (Warilla HS)
15. Soloman Saukuru (Westfields SHS)
16. Lajuan Vito (Endeavour SHS)
17. Raymond Lole (Westfields SHS)
18. Luran Patea (The Hills SHS)
19. Luke Raymond (Endeavour SHS)
20. Ryan Hodgson (Kiama HS)

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2021 Schoolboy Cup Round 2

26/05/2021 18 - 20 N/A Holy Cross Ryde vs Patrician Brothers Fairfield
01/06/2021 12:00 pm N/A Erindale College vs Hallam (Vic)
01/06/2021 22 - 28 N/A The Ship vs Hills Sports High
02/06/2021 30 - 18 N/A All Saints College vs Farrer MAHS
02/06/2021 1:00 pm N/A Illawarra Sports High vs Hallam (Vic)
09/06/2021 6 - 56 N/A Hunter Sports vs St Dominic’s College
09/06/2021 16 - 24 N/A Westfields Sports High vs Patrician Brothers Blacktown
10/06/2021 22 - 0 N/A St. Greg's vs Bulls

Round 2

2021 Schoolboy Cup Round 2 Ladder - All Pools

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	St. Doms	2	2	0	0	82	6	76	4
2	St. Greg's	2	2	0	0	50	8	42	4
3	Patrician Bros F'field	2	2	0	0	60	32	28	4
4	Holy Cross	2	1	0	1	48	32	16	2
5	Patrician Bros B'ktown	2	1	0	1	40	36	4	2
6	Illawarra SHS	1	1	0	0	26	22	4	2
7	Mount Ridley (VIC)	1	1	0	0	28	26	2	2
8	Westfields SHS	2	1	0	1	42	42	0	2
9	Hill SHS	2	1	0	1	46	48	-2	2
10	Endavour SHS	2	1	0	1	42	44	-2	2
11	All Saints	2	1	0	1	42	48	-6	2
12	Hallam (Vic)	1	0	0	1	26	28	-2	0
13	Erindale	1	0	0	1	22	26	-4	0
14	Farrer	2	0	0	2	32	70	-38	0
15	Bulls	2	0	0	2	0	48	-48	0
16	Hunter SHS	2	0	0	2	14	84	-70	0

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