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Sea Eagles Junior Reps Rnd 7

A recap of our four junior representative round 7 fixtures over the weekend, with one side inching closer to a finals berth following a win today.

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Harold Matthews Cup

Sharks 10 – 20 Sea Eagles

The Sea Eagles’ Harold Matthews Cup side have fought hard in their fixture against the Cronulla Sharks, walking away 20-10 victors on Sunday afternoon at Sharks Stadium.

Today’s win takes them to ten competition points on the ladder, equal with three teams and only two points behind second and third place with a match against the 12th-placed Dragons awaiting next week.

Manly found the line in the sixth minute with a well-worked try for prop Kai Brennan. Lock Lukas Butler ran at the line and threw a perfectly-timed pass to Brennan to send him under the posts untouched for a 6-0 lead.

Cronulla hit back in the 13th minute when full-back Thomas Beattie pushed past the defence to ground the ball in the corner and level the score at 6-all.

The Sea Eagles regained the lead six minutes later when centre Tahj Hamilton got on the end of a grubber kick from halfback Max Prykiel to score in the corner for a 10-6 scoreline.

Manly carried their momentum into the second half as winger Hunter Chan dived over in the corner in the 33rd minute. Prykiel was integral again, throwing a looping cut-out pass to send Chan over and extend his side’s lead to 14-6.

The Sharks capitalised off the back of their defence in the prior 15 minutes and went on to score in the 50th minute through second-rower Hugh Windon, cutting the deficit to 14-10.

Manly hooker Ashton Large scored on the stroke of full-time after fooling the defence with two dummy passes to score for a final scoreline of 20-10.

The Sea Eagles’ ten-point victory is their fourth for the season and sees them sit in a comfortable position on the ladder with two matches remaining before the finals begin.

Next Up: Round 8 vs St. George Dragons @ Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Sunday March 30 at 10:30am.

SG Ball Cup

Sharks 24 – 4 Sea Eagles

The Manly Warringah Sea Eagles SG Ball Cup side suffered a 24-4 defeat to the Cronulla Sharks in round 7 today.

Cronulla shot out to a quick 12-0 lead after tries in the third and tenth minute from Blake Watman and Thomas Dellow respectively.

Manly found the line in the 31st minute in spectacular fashion for their only try of the match.

Half-back Beau Alexander bumped one defender off and threw a looping cut-out pass to find Benjamin Keene-O’Keefe. The winger got past his opposing number and leaped in the air to ground the ball in the corner for a 12-4 scoreline at half-time.

Momentum shifted back in favour of the home side quickly thanks to two tries in a two minute span in the 42nd minute, with Ratu Viliame Koroitamana and Blake Wardrobe. Both tries were converted to extend the Sharks’ lead to the final score of 24-4.

Sea Eagles’ utility Tallis McEwen-Welsh went close to scoring moments before full-time with a crafty chip and chase from 30 metres out, only to be ankle tapped and dragged down inches from the line.

Next Up: Round 8 vs Western Suburbs Magpies @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday March 30 at 1pm.

Lisa Fiaola Cup

Steelers 38 – 8 Sea Eagles

The Sea Eagles Under 17s women’s team had a tough hitout on Saturday morning as they fell to a 38-8 defeat to the Illawarra Steelers in Wollongong.

Illawarra shot out to a quick 10-0 lead in the first 11 minutes thanks to tries from Halle Barrett and Ella Churchill.

Manly’s hard-hitting forward Paula Halaholo crashed over next to the posts in the 27th minute with a monstrous run to score her second try of the season, cutting the deficit to 10-4 at halftime.

The Steelers came out firing in the second half and scored four tries in 14 minutes to take their lead to 34-4.

A deflected kick and a quick shift to the right edge saw Sea Eagles’ winger Katie Andrews dive over in the corner for a try to take the score to 34-8.

Illawarra capped off the match with a try in the 59th minute to seal a 30-point victory.

Next Up: Round 8 vs Central Coast Roosters @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday March 30 at 10am.

Tarsha Gale Cup

Steelers Scored 22 – 12 Sea Eagles

Manly’s Tarsha Gale Cup side also tasted defeat in their fixture against the Illawarra Steelers, going down 22-12.

The Sea Eagles struck in the fifth minute with a try to Lexus Christie Talau Brown. The second-rower took a pass ten metres out from the line and pushed past four defenders to score for a 6-0 lead.

Illawarra bounced back with tries in the 23rd and 29th minute through Tori Shipton and Maddalyn Bullock to take a 10-6 lead into the break.

A penalty helped Manly soar downfield as they went on to score their second and final try in the 35th minute through prop Teulia Robertson.

After taking a hitup metres out from the line and initially being pushed back, Robertson used her strength to spin out of the three-woman tackle and ground the ball on the line for a well-deserved try to give her side a 12-10 lead.

The lead was short-lived as the home side quickly retaliated five minutes later, with Shipton scoring her second for a 14-12 scoreline.

Rhian Yeo put the nail in the coffin with a try in the 53rd minute to seal a 22-12 victory for the Steelers over the Sea Eagles.

Next Up: Round 8 vs Central Coast Roosters @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday March 30 at 11:30am.

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Author : Wayne Cousins

Plenty of fine local talent in Manly Development team

The heavy focus on promoting talented young rugby league players from the Manly Warringah District Junior Rugby League is again evident in this year’s Sea Eagles Development squad.

The U16s squad, made up of players from across the Manly JRL, features 23 local juniors.

Matt Orford returns as the Sea Eagles Coach after taking the Sea Eagles development team to an undefeated season last year.

Proud locals…the Sea Eagles U16s Development team has 23 players from the Manly District Junior Rugby League ©David MacLean (PBS Sportspics)

Orford played 109 first grade games for Manly and was captain of the club’s 2008 premiership winning team that beat Melbourne Storm 40-0 in the Grand Final.

Former 2011 premiership winning Sea Eagles player Jamie Buhrer is an Assistant Coach.

Orford said the squad’s sheer ability and willingness to learn had impressed him.

“What stood out most significantly during the pre-season was the mateship these players have formed in such a short space of time,” Orford said.

“They are very determined to do well and they are a hardworking group with great sportsmanship. You can see how motivated they are to get a positive result.”

Orford said he was enjoying the opportunity to develop the players’ skills.

“I want to further develop and install the fundamentals of our game in them,” he added.

“It is not only to improve their skills and performance but to also build their confidence and character as young men.”

The Sea Eagles play St George Dragons at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah, on Saturday, February 10, at 9am, in the first of four games this season.

Sea Eagles Development Squad

Aiden Cameron (Narrabeen Sharks)
Ash McClean (Narraweena Hawks)
Brodie Rota (Narraweena Hawks)
Dylan King (Narrabeen Sharks)
Hunter Chan (NS Brothers)
Jayden Richards (Narrabeen Sharks)
Kai Brennan (NS Brothers)
Kobe Morris (Narraweena Hawks)
Matthew Mendez (Narraweena Hawks)
Max Elkins (Narraweena Hawks)
Manu Elliot (Manly Brothers)
Max Henderson (Narrabeen Sharks)
Max Prykiel (NS Brothers)
Mitch Callaghan (Harbord United Devils)
Ofa Latu (Narraweena Hawks)
Noah Lawton (Narraweena Hawks)
Oscar Crotty (Narraweena Hawks)
Owen Bamford (Manly Brothers)
Ryan Grigorian (Harbord United Devils)
Saxon Gaw (Narraweena Hawks)
Sifa Oldfield (Narraweena Hawks)
Sonny Collela (Manly Brothers)
Sonny Wilcock (Narrabeen Sharks)
Tom Longland (Harbord United Devils)
Vaughn Kearney (Narraweena Hawks)
Billy Miller (Harbord United Devils)

Manly Development Draw

Round Date Opposition Venue Time
1 Saturday, February 10 St George Dragons Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah 9am
2 Saturday, February 17 South Sydney Rabbitohs Redfern Oval 9.45am
3 Saturday, March 9 Parramatta Eels 4 Pines Park, Brookvale 11am
4 Saturday, March 23 North Sydney Bears 4 Pines Park, Brookvale 11.30am

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