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Seaeagles Harold Matthews Finals report

seaeaglesmedia — Mon, 14 Apr 2025 02:39:26 +0000

Seaeagles Harold Matthews Finals report

Author : Manly Media

Seaeagles Harold Matthews Finals report

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have suffered an 18-14 defeat to the South Sydney Rabbitohs in week one of the finals in the Harold Matthews Cup in Blacktown, bringing an end to their 2025 campaign.

Sea Eagles – 18 14 Rabbitohs

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When the two sides met in round five earlier this season, the Sea Eagles came away 24-12 victors.

It wasn’t to be this time round, with a hat-trick of tries to the Rabbitohs in the first half proving to be too much.

Manly managed to hold out South Sydney’s tiresome attack in the second half and kept them scoreless, but their errors were the deciding factor that sealed their fate.

It was Manly’s first appearance in the competitions finals since their famous 2021 campaign, in which they went undefeated en route to a 24-12 victory in the final.

The Sea Eagles started the match in the best way possible with a try after just two minutes to Oscar Crotty.

The full-back got on the end of a grubber kick from five-eighth Kobe Morris and grounded the ball in the in-goal area for an early 4-0 lead.

South Sydney didn’t sit back and quickly replied as centre Taj Aufai-Farani scored a hat-trick in emphatic fashion, with tries coming in the 10th, 14th and 21st minute.

Five-eighth Payton Tarau converted all three tries for an 18-4 scoreline at half-time.

An early penalty to start the second half gifted the Rabbitohs possession deep in the Sea Eagles’ territory.

But that didn’t phase the boys in maroon and white as they held out the attack with compact defence to regain possession in front of their own tryline.

South Sydney continued to pressure Manly deep in their own territory, with countless sets at the line as they searched for a fourth try.

The Sea Eagles continued to band together to hold out the tiresome attack and it paid off as they won the ball back, with a penalty being awarded moments later to help them out of their half.

The Sea Eagles went close to scoring in the 46th minute. Halfback Max Prykiel put a chip kick over the defence to the left corner for centre Tahj Hamilton, who was unable to maintain possession as he fumbled the ball in front of the tryline.

Manly capitalised

Manly capitalised off a penalty at the halfway line as Tom Longland crashed over to score in the 52nd minute.

A quick shift to the right edge freed up space for the winger to step past the defenders and force his way over, cutting the deficit to 18-10 with under ten minutes remaining.

A mistake from the kick-off momentarily paused any chances of a comeback as the Sea Eagles were forced to defend once again.

After breaking out of a scrum in their own half, Morris kicked the ball deep into the Rabbitohs’ corner and the side regained possession after taking the player over the sideline.

With their fresh set and the clock continuing to tick down, Manly forced their way over for a try with three minutes to play to set up a grandstand finish.

Hooker Ashton Large burrowed under the defence with a strong run to score for an 18-14 scoreline.

Another error from the kick-off proved to be costly, with the Sea Eagles being forced to make a full field effort after retaining possession with less then a minute to play.

The siren sounded during a quick play the ball attempt at the halfway mark, bringing an end to the match and confirming the side’s four-point defeat.

Congratulations to the Harold Matthews team on making it through to this year’s finals series.

Sea Eagles Pathways Rnd 8 Wrap

seaeaglesmedia — Sun, 30 Mar 2025 22:31:34 +0000

Sea Eagles Pathways Rnd 8 Wrap

Author : Manly Media

Sea Eagles Pathways Rnd 8 Wrap

We take a look at our four junior representative round 8 fixtures from Sunday, with our Harold Matthews side closing in on a place in the finals.

Harold Matthews Cup

Dragons 6 – 30 Sea Eagles

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The Sea Eagles’ Harold Matthews Cup side have made it two wins on the fly with a convincing 30-6 victory over the St George Dragons at Jubliee Stadium, Kogarah.

The win sees them sit in fifth place on the ladder with 12 competition points, tied with three other teams and only two points behind first and second place.

Manly soared to an 18-0 lead at the break thanks to three first half tries from Ashton Large, Kai Brennan and Max Prykiel.

Hooker Large used his agility and strength to burrow under the defence from dummy half for a try in the sixth minute.

Prop Brennan used his brute strength to force his way over the line after taking a short ball from lock Lukas Butler inside the ten-metre line.

Brennan pushed past three defenders to score and take his side’s lead to 12-0 with 13 minutes played.

The Sea Eagles switched it on in the 24th minute with a well-worked team try to send half-back Max Prykiel over.

A quick shift to the right edge found the side in open space, with a draw and pass back infield finding fullback Oscar Crotty with his opposing number to beat.

Crotty was patient and drew Cody Field in with ease before passing to Prykiel to send him over untouched for an 18-0 scoreline.

Manly carried their momentum into the second half with a try for Sifa Oldfield in the 46th minute.

The captain created something from nothing in a moment of sheer brilliance, breaking through a tackle at the halfway line and streaking downfield with defenders chasing before grounding the ball under the posts for a 24-0 lead.

The Dragons scored their only try in the 49th minute through Jasais Ah Kee before Oldfield crossed again for his second eight minutes later.

Manly’s second-rower chased in support as winger Tom Longland and replacement Beau McKee combined down the right edge to break through the defence.

Beau McKee offloading to Oldfield at the ten-metre line to set up the try for a final scoreline of 30-6.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Parramatta Eels @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 10am.

SG Ball Cup

Sea Eagles 24 – 28 Magpies

Manly’s under 19’s side showed grit and determination despite the outcome as they went down the the Western Suburbs Magpies 28-24 in round 8 at Seddon Park.

The Sea Eagles shot out to a quick 12-0 lead in the first 11 minutes thanks to tries from centre Brendan Couzens and half-back Beau Alexander.

Couzens capitalised on a mistake from the Magpies on their own tryline off the back of a grubber kick to ground the ball for a simple try in the sixth minute.

Five minutes later and Manly were in again thanks to a crafty link-up between Alexander and centre Max Davies.

The latter found space down the sideline with some silky footwork and grubber kicked back infield towards Alexander, who gathered the ball and scored to take his side’s lead to 12-0.

The Magpies bounced back with tries to Riley Oitmann and Luani Tuifua in the moments before half-time to see the scores locked up at 12-all at the break.

Western Suburbs’ prop Christian Taupau-Moors used his strength to force his way past four defenders for a try in the 37th minute, giving the visitors an 18-12 lead.

The Magpies extended their lead with two quick tries to Callum McMenemy and Sonny Edwards-Moeke in the 42nd and 56th minute to propel their lead to 28-12 with 23 minutes remaining.

After a big break to surge into the Magpies’ territory, Manly utility Lachlan Simpson capitalised on the sleepy defence to score out of dummy half.

Simpson scooped the ball up and pushed past two defenders to score and cut the deficit to 28-18, with a comeback still on the cards.

The Sea Eagles scored on the stroke of full-time, with victory unfortunately out of reach.

Simpson began the attack in his own half, weaving through the defenders before finding Davies in support.

The latter passed to full-back Cooper Elkins, who stepped past one defender to score for a final scoreline of 28-24.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Parramatta Eels @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 11:30am.

Lisa Fiaola Cup

Sea Eagles 0 – 48 CC Roosters

Manly’s Under 17’s side slumped to a 48-0 defeat to the Central Coast Roosters in round 8 at Berkeley Vale Oval on the Central Coast.

The Roosters stormed out to a 32-0 lead at half-time thanks to seven first-half tries as the rain poured down on the Central Coast.

Manly were no match as the Roosters ran rampant in the second half, scoring four more tries for a final scoreline of 48-0.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Canberra Raiders @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 1pm.

Tarsha Gale Cup

Sea Eagles 0 – 30 Indigenous Academy

The Sea Eagles’ Tarsha Gale Cup side also suffered defeat on the Central Coast, going down to the Sydney Roosters Indigenous Academy 30-0 in the penultimate match for the season.

Four quick tries in the opening 20 minutes gave the visitors an 18-0 lead, with Fa’agase Tupuola-Palale and Manisha Seebeck each grabbing a double.

Tupuola-Palale shot out the gates in the second half for the Roosters with two more tries in the 34th and 43rd minute to take her tally to four tries for the match.

Te Raukura Leafe scored the Roosters’ final try in the 59th minute for a 30-point victory.

The Sea Eagles had a handful of chances throughout the match but weren’t able to capitalise and break through the Roosters’ compact defence.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Canberra Raiders @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 2:30pm.

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Manly back-to-back wins in Harold Matthews

seaeaglesmedia — Sun, 18 Feb 2024 12:50:47 +0000

Manly back-to-back wins in Harold Matthews

Author : Ricky Newell Seaeagles Media

Manly record back-to-back wins in Harold Matthews

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles made it two wins from two after an impressive 24-6 victory over the South Sydney Rabbitohs in round three of the UNE Harold Matthews Cup today.

After getting off to a flying start, the Sea Eagles ran in four tries to one with three of them coming in the second half.

It wasn’t the prettiest of performances, with both teams struggling to hold onto the ball and maintain possession in the heat at Redfern Oval.

Manly Coach Jordan Meredith was happy with his side’s attitude and resilience, noting that the team had developed as a whole to perform for one another.

“We had a really positive week at training but it didn’t exactly lead into a good performance here today,” Meredith said.

“But from where we’ve come from to get a victory (against a top four opposition) and to only concede one try is rewarding for their efforts and attitudes towards their football.

“I’m happy with our effort and application and the love they share for each other. ”

Manly half-back Beau Alexander fooled defenders with a silky step 10 metres out from the line to score under the posts in the second minute. Second-rower Beau McKee converted for an early 6-0 lead.

Following the try, the game’s tempo slowed down as both sides struggled to hold onto the ball, with much of the possession played deep down in Manly’s territory.

During this time, the home side had a try overturned after the referee ruled a forward pass.

South Sydney blew a certain try after second-rower Lochlin Moses dropped the ball metres out from the line after finding a gap in the defence.

Going well…the Sea Eagles walk back after scoring one of their four tries ©Ricky Newell

A double knock-on in front of the Rabbitohs’ tryline gifted the Sea Eagles one last chance before the break, to no avail as the scrambled effort ended in the hands of the home team.

The sides went into the sheds with Manly maintaining their six-point lead.

After having a try denied moments earlier.

Manly fullback Reilly Caswell finally had his moment with a try in the 35th minute after running off a perfectly-timed short ball from five-eighth Max Davies to race away for a 40 metre try for a 12-0 lead.

Rabbitohs utility Cody Hill then scooped the ball out of dummy half and burrowed underneath the defence to score in the 42nd minute to leave the home side trailing 12-6.

In a moment of individual brilliance, the Sea Eagles had their third try in the 48th minute through Davies.

The nimble five-eighth stepped and chipped to regather to score under the posts for an 18-6 lead.

After forcing a drop-out with some valiant defence, Alexander grabbed his second try in the 55th minute with a classic dummy for a final scoreline of 24-6.

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Late field goal sinks Sea Eagles

seaeaglesmedia — Sat, 25 Mar 2023 21:15:57 +0000

Late field goal sinks Sea Eagles

Author : Oliver Cerovic Sea Eagles Media

Late field goal sinks Sea Eagles in SG Ball Cup

A siren sounding field goal saw the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles go down 29-28 to South Sydney Rabbitohs at Redfern Oval today in round eight of the SG Ball Cup.

The Sea Eagles jumped out to an early 16-0 before the Rabbitohs fought back to snatch victory.

A sweeping left edge back play led to Manly winger Teapo Stoltman diving in the corner to score in the fourth minute.

He converted his own try for a 6-0 lead.

Off the back of an electric line break from captain Lehi Hopoate, Manly capitalised through a try to second rower Devante Mihinui.

Second-rower Xavier Sofeni converted for a 12-0 lead after 14 minutes.

Two minutes later, Manly continued their dominant start by extending their lead to 16 after Stoltman crossed for his second.

The Rabbitohs hit back in the 20th minute after halfback Brent Hawkins put his second rower Drew Williams through a hole with a crisp short ball to make it 16-4.

With five minutes remaining in the first half, the home side found their second through fullback Dane Towns.

Towns burrowed himself over from acting dummy half. Centre Daniel Wright converted the try to make the score 16-10 going into the second half.

The Sea Eagles started the second half in a similar fashion to the first, with interchange Roy Quiroz-Mapusua using his strength to force himself over, making the score 20-10 after 37 minutes.

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With a dream set after points, Manly found another try in the corner through centre Maxwell Taotua in the 40th minute to extend their lead to 14.

The momentum stayed with the visiting squad as Manly’s five-eight Broden Konz took on the Rabbitohs’ line defence and won for a 28-10 scoreline with 25 minutes remaining.

Rabbitohs halfback Brent Hawkins utilised his creativity to grubber to himself and regain possession.

This led to his centre Jonti Morshead-Feildel scoring underneath the posts untouched.

A successful conversion from centre Daniel Wright in the 50th minute made the score 28-16.

With eight minutes remaining, South Sydney skipper TJ Herring set up his fullback Dane Towns with an inch-perfect ball from dummy half.

A grandstand finish was set up by Daniel Wright with a successful conversion, leaving his side trailing by six.

In the dying stages of the match, the Rabbitohs put the ball through multiple sets of hands to find centre Jonti Morshead-Feildel.

Morshead-Feildel utilised some scintillating footwork to score a converted try to make it 28-all with two minutes left.

Hawkins secured Souths a one-point victory by nailing a field goal from 20 metres out on the siren.

The Sea Eagles now take on the Newcastle Knights in Round 8 at Kurri Kurri Sports Ground on Saturday, April 1, from 1.20 pm.

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Sea Eagles Junior Reps Wrap

seaeaglesmedia — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 02:24:39 +0000

Sea Eagles Junior Reps Wrap

Author : Manly Media

Sea Eagles Junior Reps Wrap vs Bulldogs

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles had a disappointing weekend in the NSWRL Junior Representative competitions.

The Sea Eagles recorded just one win from four games against the Bulldogs. We take a look at Saturday’s matches.

Jersey Flegg Cup

The Sea Eagles suffered a 36-24 loss to the Bulldogs at 4 Pines Park in the opening round of the Jersey Flegg (U21s) Cup.

The Bulldogs ran in six tries to five with goal-kicking proving to be the difference in the end after Manly led 14-10 at half-time.

Manly second-rower Kylan Mafoa scored two tries in the loss.

Sea Eagles fight hard in loss to Bulldogs

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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles turned in a gallant effort in going down 36-24 to the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs at 4 Pines Park today in round one of the Jersey Flegg.

The Sea Eagles opened the scoring with a lovely crisp pass from talented halfback and captain Harradyn Wilson to send second rower Kylan Mafoa over for a 4-0 lead after three minutes.

Wilson spent the pre-season training with Manly’s NRL squad.

Canterbury-Bankstown were quick to hit back off a short side play which saw second rower Harry Hayes score next to the posts.

Eli Clark converted to make the score 6-4 after 10 minutes.

Some end-to-end footy saw the Bulldogs score against the run of play through winger Samuel Kanaan in the 21st minute for a 10-4 lead.

Manly hit back in the 25th minute through five-eighth Joshua Russell after he utilised his pace and determination to beat the cover defence to score next to the posts.

Wilson converted in the 27th minute to make it 10 all.

With five minutes remaining in the first half, Manly winger Cameron Brown leaped above his opposite number to catch an attacking bomb.

Brown juggled the ball but regained possession to slam it down in the corner to give Manly a 14-10 lead at half-time.

The Bulldogs were the first to cross the stripe in the second half after forward Isaac Matalavea-Booth received an inside ball to score next to the posts.

Eli Clark converted to make the score 16-14 after 39 minutes.

Manly was quick to hit back through second rower Kylan Mafoa who scored his second try after beating two defenders with sheer brute strength to score in the corner to give the home side an 18-16 lead.

The back-and-forth action continued, with the Bulldogs scoring next in the 47th minute through prop Timothy Johannssen next to the posts.

The try was converted by Eli Clark to make the score 22-18.

Forward Isaac Matalavea-Booth helped extend the Bulldogs lead after running over four defenders to score underneath the posts for a 28-18 lead with 16 minutes remaining.

Manly lock James Uesele used his late footwork at the line to then beat a couple of defenders to score.

Wilson converted from next to the posts for a 28-24 scoreline.

Bulldogs five-eighth Joseph O’Neill showed his composure and craftsmanship by capitalising on some handy field possession.

A nasty show and go saw him score next to the posts for a a 34-24 scoreline.

A late penalty goal to the Bulldogs saw them secure the 36-24 victory.

The Sea Eagles play Melbourne Storm next Saturday, March 11, at AAMI Park at 5pm.

SG Ball Cup

The Sea Eagles broke through for their first win of the season with a crushing 34-14 win at HE Laybutt Field, Blacktown, in round five of the SG Ball Cup (U19s).

A dominant first half display by Coach Brett Fulton’s men saw the Sea Eagles lead 22-0 at half-time.

Winger Teapo Stoltman and second-rower Max Stoltman crossed for two tries each with the Sea Eagles running in six tries to three.

Manly full-back/captain Lehi Hopoate and centre Koby Douglas also scored tries. Half-back Tylor Bunting kicked three goals and winger Josh Clark two goals.

The Sea Eagles sit in 13th place on the ladder.

Harold Matthews Cup

A disappointing first half saw the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles go down 30-16 to the Bulldogs at Blacktown.

The Bulldogs led 18-0 at half-time and were never headed in a match that saw centre Benjamin Keene-O’Keefe score two of Manly’s three tries.

The Sea Eagles remain winless in four games to sit in 14th place on the ladder.

Tarsha Gale Cup

Manly suffered an 18-4 loss to the undefeated Bulldogs at Blacktown with with Shahana Lasini-Rite the try scorer for the Sea Eagles.

The Sea Eagles have won one from five matches and sit in 12th place, one position ahead of the bottom placed Wests Tigers who they defeated in their first ever match.

Next Round, Saturday, March 11

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SG Ball: vs St George Dragons, Mascot Oval, 11.30am

Tarsha Gale Cup: vs St George Dragons, Mascot Oval, 1pm

Jersey Flegg: vs Melbourne Storm, AAMI Park, 5.30pm

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Spirited Sea Eagles fight hard

ourfooty — Sun, 19 Feb 2023 11:33:20 +0000

Spirited Sea Eagles fight hard

Author : Oliver Cerovic

Spirited Sea Eagles fight hard in Harold Matts loss

A late flurry of tries to the Canberra Raiders has seen the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles suffer a 30-14 loss at Brookvale Oval today in round three of the Harold Matthews Cup.

In a very entertaining U17s match, the Sea Eagles certainly muscled up to the undefeated Raiders with the visitors only pulling away late to seal victory.

Manly remain winless after two games after having a bye in round two.

The opening 10 minutes saw the Sea Eagles manage to cross the line twice with some glistening attack.

However, the strong defence from the Raiders prevailed and Manly couldn’t put any points on the board.

The away team opened the scoring with a sweeping backline, which saw the second rower Samuel Griffin slam the ball down in the corner.

Braydan Darmody converted from out wide to make the score 6-0 after 12 minutes.

Manly looked destined to level the scores after centre Benjamin Keene-Okeefe stormed through the line only to be pulled down inches from the line.

The Sea Eagles got on the board through some individual brilliance from utility Joshua Weightman, who used his speed and some fancy footwork to score next to the uprights for a 6-4 scoreline after 23 minutes.

Taking him on…Joshua Weightman scored two tries for the Sea Eagles (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Minutes later, the Sea Eagles capitalised

Minutes later, the Sea Eagles capitalised on their momentum scoring their second for the afternoon.

A powerful run from prop Fakavale Tonga saw him use his strength to spin himself round to score next to the posts.

Jackson Cahill-Smith extended Manly’s lead to 10-6 on the stroke of half-time.

Immediately after half-time, the Raiders hit back through James Croker, the younger brother of Manly NRL hooker, Lachlan. The try was converted for a 12-10 lead.

Some soft defence handed the Raiders a simple converted try out wide to centre Lachlan Cunanan for an 18-10 lead in the 39th minute.

Manly hit back minutes later after Weightman darted over from dummy half for his second try.

The try came off a powerful line break from Keene-O’keefe to leave the Sea Eagles trailing 18-14 in the 41st minute.

With nine minutes remaining, a second try to Cunanan saw Canberra jump to a 24-14 before big prop Thomas Handsaker fell over the line to score next to the posts for the 30-14 scoreline in the dying stages.

Manly now play Penrith Panthers at Brookvale Oval on Saturday, February 25. Kick-off 12.30pm.

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