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2022 Cronulla Grand Final Results

WOW……… What a weekend of Grand Finals. Cronulla JRL clubs were involved in close to 50 grand finals across the weekend.

Congratulations to all teams that played in Grand Finals across the two days. Below is a summary of results:

SATURDAY’S Grand Finals

UNDER 9 BRONZE Kurnell Stingrays 40 Aquinas Colts 16
UNDER 9 SILVER St Joseph’s 46 Como Jannali 18
UNDER 9 GOLD Cronulla Caringbah 0 Gymea Gorillas 18
UNDER 10 SILVER Kurnell Stingrays 6 Cronulla Caringbah 22
UNDER 11 SILVER St Joseph’s U/11 18 Gymea Gorillas 12
UNDER 13 SILVER Cronulla Caringbah 0 Arncliffe Scots 34
GIRLS UNDER 18 EAST Cronulla Caringbah 4 Arncliffe Scots 8
UNDER 10 GOLD Cronulla Caringbah 12 Engadine Dragons 0
UNDER 11 GOLD De La Salle 24 Gymea Gorillas 0
UNDER 12 GOLD De La Salle 18 Engadine Dragons 0
UNDER 13 GOLD De La Salle 6 Cronulla Caringbah 18
SOUTHERN OPEN SILVER St John Bosco 24 Renown United 16
SOUTHERN OPEN GOLD Gymea Gorillas 18 St Joseph’s 4
UNDER 10 BRONZE Como Jannali 22 Engadine Dragons 28
UNDER 12 BRONZE Aquinas Colts 24 Yarrawarrah Tigers 10
UNDER 12 SILVER Taren Point Titans 24 Engadine Dragons 6
UNDER 13 BRONZE Aquinas Colts 6 Brighton Seagulls 30
GIRLS U14 EAST – SILVER Taren Point Titans 14 Como Jannali 12
BLUES TAG OVER 35 SILVER Cronulla Caringbah 8 St Joseph’s 32
BLUES TAG OVER 35 GOLD Gymea Gorillas 10 Kurnell Stingrays 0
GIRLS UNDER 14 EAST – GOLD Milperra Colts 32 Cronulla Caringbah 12

SUNDAY’S Grand Finals

BLUES TAG U/11 SILVER St John Bosco 12 De La Salle 24
BLUES TAG U/12 SILVER Engadine Dragons 8 Gymea Gorillas 6
BLUES TAG U/12 GOLD Aquinas Colts 8 De La Salle 14
BLUES TAG U/13 SILVER De La Salle 4 Engadine Dragons 12
2BLUES TAG U/14 SILVER Engadine Dragons 30 De La Salle 0
BLUES TAG U/14 GOLD De La Salle 14 Como Jannali 0
BLUES TAG U/15 Taren Point Titans 8 De La Salle 14
BLUES TAG U/16 GOLD Engadine Dragons 12 Cronulla Caringbah 14
SOUTHERN UNDER 14 GOLD Aquinas Colts 14Engadine Dragons 16
SOUTHERN UNDER 15 GOLDComo Jannali 30 Cronulla Caringbah 4
SOUTHERN UNDER 16 SILVERSt Joseph’s 20 Cronulla Caringbah 10
SOUTHERN UNDER 16 GOLD Aquinas Colts 30 Kogarah Cougars U/16 4
BLUES TAG U/17 Como Jannali 12 De La Salle Blues Tag 24
BLUES TAG OPEN WOMENS St Joseph’s 30 Como Jannali 4
SOUTHERN UNDER 17 SILVER Engadine Dragons 16 Cronulla Caringbah 12
OUTHERN UNDER 17 GOLD De La Salle 36 Taren Point Titans 6
SOUTHERN UNDER 20 Como Jannali 28 Gymea Gorillas U/20 8
BLUES TAG U/9 SILVER Kurnell Stingrays 8 Gymea Gorillas 6
BLUES TAG U/9 GOLD De La Salle 10 Gymea Gorillas Blues 20
BLUES TAG U/10 De La Salle Blues Tag 16 De La Salle Blues Tag 14
BLUES TAG U/11 GOLD St John Bosco Blues Tag 38 De La Salle Blues Tag 0
BLUES TAG U/13 GOLD Como Jannali 24 St Joseph’s 8
BLUES TAG U/16 SILVER St Joseph’s 20 Cronulla Caringbah Blues 10
SOUTHERN UNDER 14 BRONZE Hurstville United 10 Sutherland Loftus United 28
SOUTHERN UNDER 14 SILVER Kingsgrove Colts 0 Cronulla Caringbah 32
SOUTHERN UNDER 15 SILVER Kingsgrove Colts 30 Gymea Gorillas U/15 (2) 0
SOUTHERN UNDER 18 Arncliffe Scots U/18 22 De La Salle U/18 24

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Cronulla Sharks HMC Player of the Year Sam McCulloch

A resounding round one victory over the Raiders gave the Matthews Cup Sharks plenty of hope, however the remainder of the 2021 season was something of a disappointment as the under-17 Sharks failed to make the competition finals.

Along the way there was a lot to like, littered with some inconsistency, with the young Sharks probably left to regret letting a big lead slip in a 28-all draw with the Steelers, after earlier going down to the North Sydney Bears at home in a match they had well in their keeping.

That being said, the Matthews Cup Sharks unearthed a number of quality players throughout the season and with lessons learned from what was the first year in junior rep competition for many, will be better for the experience going forward.

Without the ability to conduct a presentation event due to the COVID situation and with the new season of junior rep rugby league just around the corner, the Matthews Cup Sharks can now announce the award winners from the 2021 junior rep season.

Matthews Cup Player of the Year – Sam McCulloch

Sharks Matthews Cup Player of the Year – Sam McCulloch

Cronulla Sharks HMC Player of the Year Sam McCulloch

A rangy front rower with the ability to play big minutes, McCulloch was a standout for the Matthews Cup Sharks in 2021, taking on and more often than not coming out on top of his opposition front rowers.

Playing for St John Bosco-Como in the local junior league, while also a student at Endeavour Sports High where he held his own against bigger and older opponents in schoolboy rugby league, Sharks Head Coach Jim Pizanias explained that McCulloch was a vital member of the Matthews Cup team.

“Sam is a big, strong, middle forward who is aggressive, skilful and has a great offload,” Pizanias said. “He also has an excellent work ethic, was a pleasure to coach and is certainly a worthy winner of our Player of the Year award.”

Matthews Cup Coaches Award – Chevy Stewart

Matthews Cup Coaches Award – Chevy Stewart

A year young and eligible to go around again in the Matthews Cup competition in 2022, Chevy Stewart was something of a surprise packet for Pizanias and his coaching staff during the past season.

Beating out older boys to win a regular spot in the Sharks team for round one, Stewart cemented his place on the wing, before spending some time during the later rounds at fullback, where his speed, competitive spirit and footy smarts made him a dangerous proposition for opposition defences.

Chevy Stewart 2021 Cronulla Sharks Coaches Award Winner (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

From the Kurnell club, the sky is the limit for Stewart, who thoroughly deserved the coaches award recognition for his 2021 Matthews Cup season.

“For a player that can play Harold Matts again in 2022, Chevy played above his weight, showed a great temperament and it was a pleasure to watch him grow as a person and as a player throughout the year,” Pizanias said.

“Chevy is never intimidated and plays the game at speed. If he continues to work hard and develop he appears destined for a big future in the game.”

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