Author : Craig Hawkins & parraeels.com.au

Eels Harold Matts continue perfect start

The Eels’ four Junior Reps teams hit the road in Round 4, each facing the Illawarra Steelers at WIN Stadium on Saturday.

The Harold Matthews Cup side continued their perfect start to the season with a third victory, while the Lisa Fiaola Cup outfit posted their second successive victory.

The SG Ball team suffered their first defeat of the year against the ladder-leading Steelers, while the Tarsha Gale Cup girls lost to their undefeated opponents.

Million dollar Fish

Harold Matthews Cup

Steelers 12 – 20 Eels

Play by Play

The Eels made it three from three by winning an enthralling physical contest against the Illawarra Steelers in Wollongong.

Coming off a Round 3 bye, Parramatta’s defence was outstanding and ultimately proved to be the difference between the teams.

Eels halves Lincoln Fletcher and Talen Risati were key to Parramatta’s win, involved in each of Parramatta’s 20 points.

The teams went set-for-set early but Illawarra were the first to score when the Eels fumbled a last-tackle grubber kick into the in-goal.

Parramatta did everything but score during the next 10 minutes, going perilously close on a couple of occasions.

Lincoln Fletcher eventually provided the Eels reply when he split the defence and found a rampaging Michael Nauer in support for the try.

With the scores locked at half-time, the next score promised to be crucial.

Enter Talen Risati. The Eels five-eighth firstly made a long break to take play into the Steelers’ quarter. A couple of tackles later his pass was knocked down by defenders and he was there to pick up the scraps and score.

A sin bin decision reduced the Eels to 12 men soon after, and Parramatta did exceptionally well to defend their line for an extended period.

The Steelers finally took advantage of the numbers to level the scores, setting up a grandstand finish with 15 minutes remaining.

Again the Eels defence rose to the occasion, before Risati did it all himself for his second try.

Receiving the ball to the right of the posts, he feigned to link with his supports then accelerated through the defence for a crucial try.

Lincoln Fletcher’s conversion made it a six-point game with time ticking away.

The Steelers weren’t finished, but the Eels repelled multiple sets on their line.

Finally, the match flared up late when Lincoln Fletcher was hit high in the last minute of play.

The Eels half calmly potted the subsequent penalty as the final siren was blown.

Parramatta will look to continue their perfect start to the season next week against the Bulldogs at Eric Tweedale Stadium.

Eels 20 (Tries: Talen Risati 2, Michael Nauer; Goals: Lincoln Fletcher 4) defeated Steelers 12.

SG Ball Cup

Steelers 30 points
Eels 16 points

Play by Play

Parramatta’s winning start to the SG Ball season came to an end in a top-of-the-table clash with Illawarra on Saturday.

Each side entered the match undefeated, and it proved to be a tight contest. The Steelers ultimately secured the result with a pair of late tries, however.

The Eels started on a positive note when Corey Leigh backed up a Jai Camilleri break to plant the ball between the posts.

Illawarra struck back 10 minutes later with a try scored close to the posts. They followed that with a second try just minutes later.

Tyrese Lokeni then had the Steelers defence all at sea with his first try. Receiving the ball on the left edge, the Eels second-rower stepped off his left foot and then his right, leaving the retreating defence unable to stop him.

Going into the second half just two points behind, the Eels would have drawn confidence from their second-half form of the first three rounds. Unfortunately, the Steelers were next to score following back-to-back Eels errors.

Parramatta needed to narrow the margin, and when Dylan Brettle’s pass sent Tyrese Lokeni charging through the line for his second try of the day, the stage was set for a thrilling finish.

Ultimately it would be the Steelers who would emerge victorious, capitalising on Eels errors to score two late tries.

The Eels will be aiming to return to the winners list when they meet the Bulldogs in Round 5.

Steelers 30 defeated Eels 16 (Tries: Tyrese Lokeni 2, Corey Leigh; Goals: Dominic Farrugia 2).

Lisa Fiaola Cup

Steelers 16
Eels 32

Play by Play

The Eels ended Illawarra’s undefeated start to the Lisa Fiaola Cup season in a ten-try barn burner on Saturday.

The try-fest victory, including a hat-trick by fullback Logan Lemusu, continued the Eels’ good form from their last-up win over the Sharks.

The Eels were first to score after six minutes via centre Fiafia Freedom Crichton Ropati. Illawarra then took the lead midway through the first half with a converted try.

It did not take long for Parramatta to strike back with five-eighth Jasmine Rorani crossing.

Tries to second rower Leyla Oueik and fullback Logan Lemusu followed and the Eels took a 12-point lead into half-time.

Logan Lemusu grabbed her second try of the day just five minutes into the second half before the Steelers posted a try of their own ten minutes later.

Another Illawarra score narrowed the margin to eight points as the match tightened up.

Logan Lemusu wrapped up the game for the Eels with a try to complete her hat trick and halfback Sharon Latapu put the icing on the cake crossing for one of her own in the final minutes.

The Eels will be looking to continue their climb up the ladder when they play the Dragons next week at Eric Tweedale Stadium.

Eels 32 – 16 Steelers

Tarsha Gale CupSteelers 38 – 0 Eels

Team Stats

The Eels paid the penalty for unforced errors as they fell to the undefeated Steelers in Wollongong.

In contrast, the Illawarra side took full advantage of the possession and territory which came their way, crossing for seven tries in a dominant victory.

Handling mistakes and costly penalties prevented the Eels from mounting any pressure on the Illawarra defence.

After conceding four first-half tries, the Eels trailed by 20 at the break. The Steelers went on with the job in the second stanza, adding 18 points to their tally.

Set completions will be a priority when the Eels return to Eric Tweedale Stadium next week to face the Dragons.

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Steelers on top in SG Ball Cup

The Illawarra Steelers came away with two wins and two losses against the Parramatta Eels in the ‘Day of Steel’ at WIN Stadium on Saturday, with Shaun Timmins’ outfit claiming the top spot on the SG Ball Cup ladder with a 16-point win over the visitors.

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The Under 19 boys continued their unbeaten run with an impressive 30-16 win over the Eels. They overcame a 6-0 deficit early to lead 12-10 at halftime through tries to Aaymon Fitzgibbon and Tom Kirk.

A second-half brace to skipper Daniel Meafou and a four-pointer to ever-dangerous fullback Lucas Borg was capped by a faultless display with the boot from Clay Baldock, converting 5 from 5 attempts to seal the win.

In a gripping Harold Matthews Cup encounter, a try to the Steelers’ Creighton Meafou gave the hosts a 6-0 lead in the 13th minute before the Eels levelled 10 minutes later.

The visitors were the first to score after the break before Caden Hooper responded for the Steelers in the 43rd minute. With both teams playing enterprising footy, the Eels took a six-point lead in the final ten minutes.

A penalty goal in the last minute would give the Eels a 20-12 win over a gallant Steelers outfit.

The Tarsha Gale U19’s kept their winning record intact with a 38-0 win over the Eels, scoring seven unanswered tries, including a double to Evie McGrath and Indie Bostock.

Courtney Crawford’s charges will host the ladder-leading Sydney Roosters Indigenous Academy next Saturday at Sid Parrish Park.

Earlier in the day, the Steelers U17 girls suffered their first defeat of the season, going down 32-16 to the Eels.

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20 exciting Steelers to watch

Illawarra Steelers: 20 exciting junior rep stars to watch in 2024 SG Ball, Harold Matthews, Tarsha Gale and Lisa Fiaola Cups.

2024 is set to be an exciting season for the Illawarra Steelers with a host of emerging superstars among their SG Ball, Harold Matthews, Tarsha Gale and Lisa Fiaola squads. Check out our 20 players to watch.

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Illawarra Steelers emerging stars to watch in 2024.

The Illawarra Steelers have a long and proud history of providing a strong pathways system for emerging south coast rugby league talents to go on and play high levels of the game.

2024 is already gearing up to be an exciting year for the club with the announcement of the Illawarra Steelers SG Ball, Harold Matthews, Tarsha Gale and Lisa Fiaola Cup sides for next season.

The roster is packed to the brim of promising rugby league talent, many of who have just come off highly successful seasons with their local clubs.

We’ve had a look at the squads for 2024 and picked out 20 names who we’re excited to see don the red and white of Illawarra come the start of the junior rep season.

Check out all the junior rep teams that have announced their squads so far.

Jarrah Treweek (SG Ball)

Jarrah Treweek of the Milton Ulladulla Bulldogs. Picture: Supplied

2023 was a breakout year for the superstar south coast second rower, with accolades such as Group 7 Rookie of the Year and Illawarra South Coast Dragons Player of the Year.

The young star crossed for three tries in the Laurie Daley Cup grand final in 2023, before returning to the Milton Ulladulla Bulldogs where he was promoted to first grade early in the season.

Jarrah Treweek during the Laurie Daley Cup grand final. Picture: Sue Graham

With terrific on-the-ball skills for a big man, imposing physicality and a massive boot gained from his AFL background, he’s the ultimate strike weapon set to tear up SG Ball this year.

Shayla Moreton-Stewart (Tarsha Gale)

Shayla Moreton-Stewart of the Milton Ulladulla Bulldogs. Picture: Supplied

A busy worker and a big try threat from prop forward.

Moreton-Stewart scored a whopping 16 tries in the Southern Corridor open women’s tackle competition this season, a team-high for the Milton Ulladulla Bulldogs.

She was also player of the match in the victorious Group 7 open women’s tackle grand final.

Eden Hodges (SG Ball)

Eden Hodges in action for the Illawarra South Coast Dragons. Picture: Thomas Lisson

The ship-steerer for Collegians in the IRL under-18s, Hodges topped the try tally for the league with 17 from halfback, as well as the overall points tally with 157.

Instrumental in Collegians’ under-18s premiership win, he was ultimately crowned the league’s player of the year.

The 2023 Country rep has a good brain for footy and a terrific motivator for getting his troops on the front foot.

Ashton O’Dea (SG Ball)

Ashton O’Dea diving over for a try. Picture: Thomas Lisson

A name everyone is happy to see listed in the SG Ball squad.

Early in the 2023 season, O’Dea was forced into treatment for the second time with a rare neurological disorder, putting his promising footy career on hold.

Five months on, it’s exciting to see O’Dea’s name among the SG Ball squad, with everyone hoping the second rower can bounce back in a big way in 2024.

Ella Koster (Tarsha Gale)

Ella Koster of the Illawarra Steelers Tarsha Gale Cup side. Photo Steve Montgomery

One of the breakout Illawarra stars of 2023, Koster went from captaining the Tarsha Gale side last year to debuting in the NRLW for the Dragons a week after turning 18.

The versatile young gun can play centre, edge forward or through the middle, crossing for two tries in her maiden NRLW season.

No doubt she’s set to return to Tarsha Gale as a much greater threat in 2024.

Palu Tausala (SG Ball)

Palu Tausala of the Berkeley Eagles. Picture: Supplied

The wrecking-ball forward who was a standout for the victorious Laurie Daley Cup Dragons last season.

Returning to Berkeley Vale to play his club footy, he crossed for a team-high 12 tries, occasionally doing some damage in the backs as well as the forwards.

Dreau Clark (SG Ball)

Dreau Clark passes the footy. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

Group 7 player of the year in the under-18s with the Warilla-South Lake Gorillas is young gun Clark who elevated to a whole new level in 2023.

Inspired his Gorillas to a memorable grand final win from the halves, but will likely return to the second row with the Steelers where he played in Harold Matthews Cup this season.

He’s got a big frame, terrific skill set and plenty of confidence so is more than capable across any role he’s thrust into.

Kasey Reh (Tarsha Gale)

Dreau Clark passes the footy. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

Another breakout halfback this season with the Stingrays of Shellharbour who was rewarded for a stellar campaign with a halfback spot in the Australian Schoolgirls squad.

Shows wisdom beyond her years from the halves, organising her troops and also providing some invaluable defensive contributions, really standing her out in the contest for the no. 7 jersey.

Evie McGrath (Tarsha Gale)

Evie McGrath  Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

Partner in crime in the halves with Reh at the Stingrays is five-eighth McGrath.

Deceivingly fast and with a bit of x-factor about her, she’s a very well-rounded player and creative provider for her team.

Having also donned the green and gold of Australia in the Schoolgirls squad, it will be interesting to see if the McGrath and Reh combo is the halves pairing that the Steelers run with in 2024.

Jack Talbott (Harold Matthews)

Emerging superstar Jack Talbott. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

A real x-factor talent who was crowned the Ron Lanesbury Medal winner for the best player in Andrew Johns Cup.

Considering the Dragons didn’t even make the finals series in the 2023 competition, the impression Talbott must have made in this campaign would have been immense.

A fullback who can create something out of nothing, whether it be providing for his team or crashing over himself, while also possessing a terrific kicking game.

Hayden Buchanan (SG Ball)

Hayden Buchanan takes a charge. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

The excitement machine who went from strength to strength in 2023.

Whether it was for the Gerringong Lions, NSW CHS, Dragons Jersey Flegg or Australian Schoolboys, Buchanan was tearing it up with his blistering pace and physicality from the outside backs.

Buchanan has terrific ability and the work ethic to match, touted as one for the future.

Axel Antony (Harold Matthews)

Axel Antony of the Illawarra South Coast Dragons Laurie Daley Cup side. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

A solid performer for the Dragons in the Andrew Johns Cup this year, crossing for four tries in his opening three games.

An exceptionally fit lock forward who leads his troops through his actions in the middle.

Has a good turn of pace and loves to take those hard carries.

Hudson Bailey (SG Ball)

Hudson Bailey on a charge. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

The lock forward who was a consistent standout in his debut season with the Warilla-Lake South Gorillas in 2023.

A tireless worker who is regarded as one of the best at his role at club level, constantly playing big minutes.

Also feeds very well off his teammate and friend Dreau Clark, a lethal combo that was flourishing for the Gorillas this season.

Sienna Yeo (Tarsha Gale)

Sienna Yeo with the boot. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

Was terrific in halfback for the side last season, earning a Country call-up during the year as well.

Has had a disrupted career due to shoulder issues in the past, but has been highly impressive since her return.

The Yeo family. (Left to right) Rhian, Zali and Sienna Yeo. Photo: Kevin Merrigan

With lots of competition for the halves positions, she’ll be looking to bring her A-game come pre-season.

She’s also joined in the squad by her sister Rhian Yeo, who is in her first stint with the squad after playing in the Lisa Fiaola Cup last season.

Lykhan King-Togia (SG Ball)

Lykhan King-Togia runs the footy for the Steelers. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

A rising 18-year-old gun who has been on the rise in 2023, going up that rep ranks from Steelers in SG Ball to Dragons in Jersey Flegg and then NSW Cup.

Typically lining up in five-eighth but also with the ability to play lock or hooker, he’s a top teen talent from Dalby and has a terrific skill set.

Clay Baldock (SG Ball)

Clay Baldock playing for the Steelers Harold Matthews Cup side. Picture Newscorp: Gaye Gerard / Daily Telegraph

Crafty five-eighth who experienced Laurie Daley Cup success with the Dragons before returning to club footy with the Western Suburbs Devils.

Terrific kicking ability, both in play and off the tee, with his game management regarded as the biggest strength to his game.

Another Country 2023 rep, he has utility value to play in centre, fullback or the halves and is dangerous when running the ball.

Kade Reed (SG Ball)

Kade Reed fires a pass in Steelers colours. Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

Another competing for a spot in the halves for the SG Ball side, having started the season there in Harold Matthews last season prior to injury.

Returning to Western Suburbs for club footy, he ended the season playing in the first-grade halves where he held his own and showed a taste of his ability to step up to the plate.

A strong runner, kicker and director of play.

Indie Bostock (Tarsha Gale)

Indie Bostock in action for the Southern u18 Schoolgirls in this years NSWCHS State trials Picture: Steve Montgomery Sports Photography

A Lisa Fiaola Cup graduate who has been killing it at club level with the Stingrays of Shellharbour.

Brother to NRL Dolphin Jack Bostock, she’s another one of the Shellharbour bunch to be called up to the Australian Schoolgirls side in centre.

A quick ball runner, solid defender and well-rounded player.

Charlie Heidke (SG Ball)

Charlie Heidke of the Berry Shoalhaven Heads Magpies U18s. Picture: Tahlia Crane Photography

Carrying on his Steelers journey from Harold Matthews to SG Ball is the explosive centre who found the try line a whopping 22 times this season for the Berry Shoalhaven Magpies.

Has dabbled in rugby before, having represented the NSW Waratahs at the under-16 National Rugby Championships in 2022.

Will look to damage oppositions with his speed, power and brains.

Zane Timmins (Harold Matthews)

Joint top scorer in the Andrew Johns Cup Dragons side last season with five tries in as many games.

Quick, elusive and knows how to get the head down and charge for the line from centre.

Full squads

SG Ball Cup :

Tyrone Amone, Viliami Amone, Hudson Bailey, Clay Baldock, Bohden Barrett, Lucas Borg, Hayden Buchanan, Dreau Clark, Cuba Cleaven-Vanderlaak, Beau Devlin, Aaymon Fitzgibbon, Malakai Folau, Dextar Grant, Charlie Heidke, Eden Hodges, Samuel Kennedy, Lyhkan King-Togia, Tom Kirk, Tom Knox, Drew Langdon, Isaac Laughton, Letham Manago, Bailey Marks, Daniel Meafou, Lincoln Miners, Ramses Munro, Ashton O’Dea, Seth Pearman, Braith Plecas, Kaide Pratt, Kade Reed, Jackson Rieck, Toby Rumble, Lewis Sargent-Wilson, Jackson Smith, Palu Tausala, Darnell Te Ahuru, Jarrah Treweek, Lachlan Weir, Harry Wililo

Harold Matthews Cup :

Mason Andrews, Axel Antony, Beau Baldock, Jake Bill, Jacob Birta, Jett Brookfield, Luke Butler, Baylee Cooper-Sims, Jake Cunningham, Caden Hooper, Tayler Humphries, Phoenix Johns, Blake Jones, Kapene Karaitiana, Cruz King, Jack Koster, Ben Levy, Ruben Mayers, Baxter McDonald, Creighton Meafou, Cooper Morrison, Rhys O’Dea, Lexin O’Dea, Flynn O’Mara, Cruz Pimanovas, Likamani Richter, Mace Scofield, Noah Sepulveda, Noah Skippen, Jack Talbott, Zane Timmins, Harley Trick, Aidan Turner, Leeroy Weatherall, Hayden Whatman

Tarsha Gale Cup :

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Monaro talent shines in Southern Gala Day

A celebration of NSWRL Blues Tag was held in Boorowa on Sunday as Monaro, Western, Riverina, and Illawarra-South Coast came together for the Southern Opens Representative Gala Day.

Following some thrilling results on a stunning spring day, the best was saved for last, as the unbeaten Western Rams took on the Monaro Colts for the trophy and bragging rights.

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Monaro had an up-and-down road to their Round Three winner-take-all fixture against Western, earning a convincing 32-6 win over Riverina before managing a last-gasp 10-10 draw with Illawarra-South Coast.

Still, the Colts lifted another gear in the final game with Caitlin Turnbull crossing for a first-half double and Emma James converting both tries to take her side ahead 12-0 at the break.

Keesha Kapea took Monaro further ahead (18-0) after halftime, with the talented fullback scoring her third try of the day. But the Rams hit back through Saxbi Shaw scoring to trail 18-6 with five minutes left.

Monaro talent shines in Southern Gala Day

Putting the result beyond doubt, Monaro playmaker Alicia Trevathan streaked clear down the left touchline. Kapea converted to put the exclamation mark on a dominant 24-6 Colts victory.

Kapea was named ‘Player of the Day’, but she quickly deflected all the praise onto her Monaro teammates, who came out of the Canberra Region Rugby League and George Tooke Shield competitions.

“There was absolutely no weak link in our team, and everyone is just so strong across the park,” Kapea said.

“When we come up against each other in different competitions, it’s always good to watch, and it has helped build a really strong Monaro team, which we saw today.”

The Southern Gala Day, which was played on the same weekend as the Central cluster in Sydney on Saturday and the Northern cluster in Coffs Harbour on Sunday.

Showcased the best Blues Tag talent in the region and offered a vital pathway to representative honours for players.

“It’s huge to continue comps like these for League Tag, and especially to reward players after strong local competitions,” Kapea said.

“It’s a great pathway, especially if you want to play non-contact, and it’s always an excellent way to play some higher-level Rugby League before taking that next step up to contact if that’s what you want to do.”

On top of some great Blues Tag action, Boorowa Rovers Rugby league Football Club should be commended for hosting the event in a last-minute change of location.

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Round 1

Monaro 32 def Riverina 6

Western 16 def Illawarra-South Coast 4

Round 2

Monaro 10 drew Illawarra-South Coast 10

Western 18 def Riverina 4

Round 3

Illawarra-South Coast 12 def Riverina 6

Monaro 24 def Western 6

Ladder: Monaro 5, Western 4, Illawarra-South Coast 3, Riverina 0.

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Westfields win last minute thriller

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Peter Mulholland Cup Semi Finals

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Grand Finals

Schoolgirls – The Hills SHS v Erindale College

Schoolboys – Patrician Bro’s v Westfields

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Semi Finals

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Westfields SHS v The Hills SHS
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Schoolboys

Patrician Brothers v St. Dominics College
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Quarter Finals

The Hills SHS v St. Dominic’s College
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Endeavour SHS v Erindale College
Westfields SHS v VIC Uni

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Endeavour SHS v Patrician Brothers Balcktown 

St Greg’s College v Bass HS

Langer Trophy semi finals

Wavell edge out Redcliffe

Ipswich v Palm Beach Currumbin Langer Trophy

Wavell v Keebra Park Langer Trophy

Dolphins Cup Round 4

Marsden v Wavell Langer Trophy

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Sydney GOLD v Sydney RED

Southern v Western 

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Wavell knock out Champs

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BOYS

Sydney GOLD v Presidents

Sydney RED v Southern

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Southern v Western

Sydney RED v Northern

Sydney GOLD v Western

Day 2 Action Photo’s

Boys

Southern v Northern

Sydney GOLD v Northern

Girls

Sydney RED v Southern 

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Dragons dig deep to claim back-to-back Laurie Daley Cups

South Coast Illawarra Dragons have claimed back-to-back SLE Laurie Daley Cups after a thrilling 26-24 win over a gallant Monaro Colts in the Grand Final at Woy Woy Oval today.

The Dragons were forced to dig deep after the Colts surged to an 18-14 lead early in the second-half but stormed home with back-rower and Player of the Match Jarrah Treweek sealing the result with his third try for the game.

“That was a game between two great sides,” Dragons coach Peter Hooper said.

“They gave us a touch-up early in the rounds and we did a lot of homework on trying to stop their middle forwards and I think we did a pretty good job today.”

It was a gutsy effort by the Colts, with hooker Xavier Cacciotti stealing the show after grabbing all four of their tries.

It was the second time Cacciotti had bagged a quartet against the Dragons after he also grabbed four tries in the 40-16 win over them in Round Two.

“He’s a very, very good player,” Colts coach Brenden Bradley said.

“He’s played a lot of SG Ball this year and I think the world is his oyster. Very smart, very tough, good speed, he’s an all-rounder.

“We probably just put a little bit too much pressure on ourselves today with a lot of turnover and possession and had to do a lot of defence in the first half.”

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They got off to a tough start after back-rower Mark Connors fumbled the kick-off over the sideline and were lucky on another occasion after Dragons centre Clay Baldock lost the ball with a try beckoning.

Conceding back-to-back penalties put them under further pressure and the Dragons looked like they had made them pay after fullback Jackson Rieck fired a cut-out pass for Toby Rumble to score in the corner.

The last pass was ruled forward and the try was disallowed.

Defending Champions finally broke the deadlock when Rieck picked up back-rower Jarrah Treweek

Who used his strength to push through the defence before stretching out to plant the ball down over the line. Rieck missed the conversion to leave the score at 4-0.

The Dragons went further ahead after Rumble showed great speed to make a break down the sideline with Colts fullback Alexander Sweeney coming up short after making a desperate lunge in the last line of defence.

Rieck had no issues with the conversion this time to extend the lead to 10-0.

The Colts pegged one back after hooker Xavier Cacciotti dived over from dummy-half for his first try of the afternoon. Blake Hovi landed the extras to reduce the deficit to 10-6.

The Dragons regained the ascendency in the final minute before half-time when Rieck picked up Treweek again.

The back-rower dummying to his outside before fending off the goal-line defence to grab his second try for the match. Rieck missed the conversion to leave the score 14-6 at half-time.

Jarrah Treweek with 3 tries was named Man of the Match in the 2023 Laurie Daley Cup Grand Final (Photo : Bryden Sharp / NSWRL)

Cacciotti started the second half in blistering fashion after grabbing consecutive tries to put the Colts in front 18-14.

His first for the second half came after he backed up Hovi close to the line while his second was another dive close to the line.

Illawarra SC Dragons roared back to life when captain Ashton O’Dea turned a nice ball back inside for Hodges to make a break, who in turn picked up centre Darnell Te Ahuru on his outside to score. Rieck landed the conversion to put the Dragons back in front 20-14.

“We’ve been working since November and today no matter how uncomfortable we got I knew we’d come out the other end at certain patches,” Hooper said.

“Obviously Jarrah twice pulled up for a nice play on that edge, and seeing Jarrah score his third try if you’re pushing up in that area, we don’t get the win.

“It’s very pleasing that we’ve been working for six months for here.”

Hodges backed that play up after putting his halfback Jarrod Tiyce away who found Treweek in support to grab his third try for the afternoon. Rieck landed the conversion to extend the lead and give the Dragons some breathing space at 26-18.

Cacciotti set up a thrilling finish when he dived over the line for his fourth try of the day but the Colts turned the ball over in the final minute and the Dragons held on for a memorable 26-24 win and make it consecutive premierships.

“We won last season so this is really good because it’s really hard to make a second Grand Final let alone win it,” Hooper said.

“I’m just really pleased for the boys for the amount of work they’ve done, they believed in themselves and they got what they deserved today.”

South Coast Illawarra Dragons 26  – 24 Monaro Colts 

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Illawarra Steelers Weekend Wrap

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Leading 4-0 at half time, after a try to Sulieti Ahio in the 20th minute, and 10-4 midway through the second half, the Steelers Tarsha Gale Cup side finished 10-all against the Eels.

The visitors scored after the siren in a tense final few minutes, with Alysha Bell landing a clutch sideline conversion to tie the game.

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In Harold Matts, the boys trailed 12-6 at halftime and were first to score in the second through a long-range effort by speedster Harry Wililo to bridge the gap.

It was all the Eels from there, with two further converted tries for a 22-10 final result for the visitors.

Coach Russell Aitken will take some positives out of a solid second-half effort by his SG Ball side, who were defeated 36-20 by the Eels.

After trailing 22-4 at the break, the home side scored four tries in the second stanza, including a hat-trick to Ethan Cliff.

While the Steelers missed all five conversion attempts, the Eels’ Ethan Sanders landed five conversions and a penalty goal giving his side the advantage.

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Storm Junior Rep Round 2 Wrap

The Melbourne Storm have gone down to the Illawarra Steelers 34-20 in a high scoring affair at Comely Banks Reserve on Saturday.

Keen to put last week’s performance behind them, the Storm came out firing in the early exchanges, coming up with the goods in their first full set in good field territory.

Opting to run the ball on last, the Storm shifted the ball to the left with Bishop Walker firing a pass out to centre Siulagi Pio who sliced through on the left edge to grab their first try of the 2023 SG Ball season in just the 2nd minute.

The Storm were quick to expose the Steelers edge defence once again, this time finding plenty of space on the right hand side.

Hugo Peel going over untouched in the corner in the 10th minute.

The Steelers hit back with a try of their own when second rower James Walsh cut back through traffic to slam the ball down in the 13th minute.

The Steelers then made it back-to-back tries in quick succession with fullback Wesley Pring turning on the afterburners on the back of a scrum to burst through a stretched Storm defensive line in the 17th minute.

Momentum was well and truly in the Steelers favour with Kane Graham making his impact known from the bench, nabbing a four pointer to extend the Steelers lead.

Looking to bridge the gap before the break, the Storm hit back in electric fashion, Stanley Huen putting through a perfectly weighted chip and chase for his speedster on the wing Matthew Hill.

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Hill charged through and got the perfect bounce and then showed great composure to link back up with Huen who raced away to score in the 29th minute.

Coming out of the sheds trailling 16-14

Coming out of the sheds trailling 16-14, the Storm looked to complete early and get back into the arm wrestle, with Bishop Walker driving a kick into the corner.

As Steelers winger Jacob Haeta went back to retrieve the ball he placed his foot on the sideline. which opened the door for the Storm to make the most of a full set attacking the Steelers line.

With options to his left, exciting hooker Suliasi Prescott threw an elaborate dummy which fooled the three red jerseys in front of him

Parting the sea of defenders to score the Storm’s first try of the second half in the 48th minute.

Unfortunately for the Storm, Prescott’s opposite number Kyan Hjaltason was able to hit back with a try of his own not long later.

The Steelers rolled up their sleeves and produced a series of damaging runs which opened the door for Hjaltason to capitalise on successive quick play the balls and catch the Storm defence on the back foot, burrowing over in the 55th minute.

The next fifteen minutes saw both sides fighting hard to wrestle back momentum into their favour, with both forward packs getting through plenty of work through the middle.

With the game still in the balance until the final 10 minutes, it was two individual efforts from close range from Seth Pearman in the dying stages that would ultimately seal victory for the Steelers.

The Storm will suit up for their third consecutive home game at Comely Banks Reserve on Sunday against the Warriors.

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Steelers Primed For Round One Blockbuster

Illawarra Steelers Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership coach Alicia-Kate Hawke says her team is primed and ready to take on the South Sydney Rabbitohs in their inaugural match on Sunday.

The Scarlet and Whites maiden HNWP match headlines a blockbuster day at WIN Stadium, with the Steelers SG Ball, Tarsha Gale, and Harold Matthews teams facing off against the Penrith Panthers.

Despite stars such as Jillaroos Kezie Apps, Emma Tonegato, and captain Keeley Davis being unavailable as they continue to recover from their World Cup triumph in November.

Illawarra Steelers 2022 SG Ball Cup (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Shakiah Tungai and Taliah Fuimaono being selected to represent the Indigenous All-Stars, Hawke is confident in the mixture of youth and experience in the weekend’s line-up.

“They definitely know how each other play, and we know the strengths of one another, but we also know it’s going to be a step up in terms of the level of footy,” Hawke says.

“The Rabbitohs are going to be a power team, they’ve got some really strong middles, and they also like to offload.

“We’ll be hopefully looking to weather that storm and play some footy back at them.”

With 12 members of the squad having represented the Steelers Tarsha Gale Cup team in the past.

Fans can expect plenty of exciting combinations to come together in defence and attack this season.

“We hope to have lots of people down there supporting us, and it’ll be great to have the Steelers back on a Sunday afternoon at WIN Stadium. Where else would you want to be?”

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After finishing fifth last season, Steelers SG Ball coach Russ Aitken is also confident that his team’s work during the off-season will come to fruition as they prepare to take on reigning premiers Penrith.

The Panthers beat them in the first week of the finals, with this Round One fixture giving them a chance to get one back over their opponents.

“If we play the Steelers brand of footy that we’ve been working on over the off-season, that’ll put us in a lot of games,” Aitken says.

“We want to play our footy and defend well as a unit. Giving the ball to the opposition on our terms and getting a good kick chase. That’ll be a big part of Round One for us.”

Aitken, a past NRL player with the Cronulla Sharks and Melbourne Storm, added that he has enjoyed the challenge of developing the players on and off the field in his first year in the role.

“The character of the boys was a big thing for us this pre-season.

Illawarra Steelers 2022 Harold Matthews Cup (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Trying to develop good young blokes as well as good footy players and having that really selfless attitude in all that the boys do.

Hopefully that comes out in their footy and holds them in good stead for life after footy as well.”

The Steelers Harold Matthews and Tarsha Gale Cup teams will also take on the Penrith Panthers this Sunday. The Greater Western Sydney-based club also won both of these competitions in 2022.

After a busy pre-season, all three junior grades will relish the opportunity to test themselves against the benchmark team in each competition come Sunday.

WIN Stadium Fixtures | Sunday, 5 February

10:30am – Harold Matthews Cup (Under 17 Boys) Steelers v Penrith Panthers
12.00pm – Tarsha Gale Cup (Under 19 Girls) Steelers v Penrith Panthers
1:30PM – SG Ball (under 19 Boys) Steelers v Penrith Panthers
3:15pm – Harvey Norman NSW’s Premiership Steelers v South Sydney Rabbitohs

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With the Round One quadruple header fast approaching, tickets to the full day of football are available for just $10, with kids under 16 admitted for free, as an exciting season of local representative rugby league kicks off here in the Illawarra.

Purchase tix here: https://www.ticketmaster.com.au/search?aid=2969019…

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Steelers Tarsha Gale Cup girls remain undefeated

Alicia-Kate Hawke’s Tarsha Gale Cup side remains undefeated after three rounds of the NSWRL junior reps competition.

Captain Salma Nour added a four pointer to her trifecta last week while Annabel McDonald also scored a try and nailed two conversions in the 24-8 win over the Panthers.

Leading 8-6 at halftime and 14-12 with 20 minutes remaining the Steelers SG Ball side lost their first game of the season, eventually going down 24-12 to the Sea Eagles.

Meanwhile, a Hayden Buchanan double helped the Harold Matts side to their first win from 3 starts, scoring 5 tries to 4 in their 28-20 win over the Sea Eagles.

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1. Annabel McDonald 2. Lilli Odea 3. Maddison D Ombrain 4. Jordyn Preston 5. Suliasi Aho 6. Lily Rogan 7. Sian Allen 8. Jemma Gallagher 9. Salma Nour 10. Tiana Kore 11. Mackenzie Lear 12. Sienna Morgan 13. Taimani Kolomaka 14. Brody Preston 16. Tully Phillips 17. April Stevens 19. Lily Gibson 22. Alivia Brown

Penrith Panthers

1. Yasmine Baker 2. Hayley Campbell 3. Kahliah Brown 4. May Tareha 5. Siulolovao Vave 6. Taytana Ifopo 7. Chelsea Makira 8. Christina Neria 9. Natalie Vaka 10. Eseta Pa 11. Helen Tuimavave 12. Linae Williams 13. Ilisia Haumono 14. Faith Tseros 15. Lyshante Taramai 17. Timea Pasili 20. Taylah Pollard 21. Brooke Talataina 23. Ainzle Tarau 26. Paige-Lee Stubbs

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