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Westfields smash PBC

Schoolboys Cup live stream: Palm Beach Currumbin v Westfields Sports High, national final

Westfields are the Australian Schoolboys champions after producing an opening 40 minutes that gave Palm Beach Currumbin no chance of recovery.

Watch a full replay of Westfields SHS v Palm Beach Currumbin.

The team who have made come-from-behind victories their specialty all season didn’t need the inspiration of a comeback this time.

Westfields saved their best until last, racing out to a 26-0 halftime lead, then withstanding a brief comeback and finally charging home to put the seal on one of the most dominant National Schoolboys final victories of all time.

With five eighth Lachlan Galvin pulling the strings, Westfields hammered Gold Coast school Palm Beach Currumbin 38-4 to claim their second national title.

Westsfields Sports High School are the2023 National Schoolboy Cup Champions (Phpoto : Steve Montgmery)

Westsfields Sports High School are the2023 National Schoolboy Cup Champions (Phpoto : Steve Montgmery)

Westfields arethe National Champions (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Lachlan Galvin is the 2023 Peter Sterling Medalist (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

GALVIN STEPS UP TO INSPIRE BIG WESTFIELDS SUCCESS

Westfields coach Troy Weeden said he was ‘relieved’ at the result.

“The boys knew what they needed to do,” Weeden said.

“Having that extra week to recover after the final really helped the boys so they could just go in and focus on their football.”

Galvin’s performance secured him both the player of the match and player of the season awards and Weeden said he wasn’t surprised with the accolades.

“Lachie Galvin did what Lachie Galvin does,” he said.

“He’s a competitor, he’s a winner and he showed that in the first half particularly.”

Lachlan Galvin dives in for his 2nd try of the National Schoolboy Cup Championship at Allianz Stadium (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Will Craig gets a bit of room to move. Pic: Steve Montgomery

Creedence Donovan scores for Palm Beach Currimbin (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Hosea Kedzile unloads to Lachlan Galvin in the National Schoolboy Cup final (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Westfields halfback Dion Paranthoiene-Willaims gets in on the act to score for Westfields SHS (Photo : Steve Montgomery))

Galvin was on fire in the opening half, scoring two tries as Westfields raced out to a 12-0 lead just over 10 minutes into the match.

He would have scored a third shortly after following a strong run from Will Craig, but fumbled the offload.

Dion Paranthoiene-Williams added another try for Westfields in the 22nd minute, followed by a try right on the buzzer from Sosefo Finau.

Five goals from Roy Quiroz-Mapasua, including a late penalty goal, gave Westfields the unassailable halftime break.

The Queenslanders finally put themselves on the scoreboard to open the second half with Credence Donovan scoring following solid offensive pressure from his team.

Westfields seemed to lack the same power they had in the first half and fumbled multiple opportunities.

But Galvin rallied his troops as he brilliantly teamed with Craig to set up a try for Hosea Kedzlie with 10 minutes remaining.

Markuzz Ofanoa and Saint Fuitimau added two more tries late on to put an emphatic note on the success.

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Queensland Champions Palm Beach Currimibin National Schoolboy Cup final team at Allianz Stadium (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The might of Palm Beach Currumbin against the desire of Westfields Sports High.

The NRL Schoolboys National Cup decider couldn’t get much better than this.

The two best schools from NSW and Queensland will go hammer and tong at one of the NRL’s premier venues, Allianz Stadium, on Wednesday.

All the action will be live streamed on KommunityTV with kick off at 1pm. Check the full day’s live stream below.

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Wednesday, September 13

Allianz Stadium

NRL Trophy Grand Final
10am: Hallam College v Kildare Catholic College
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National Schoolgirls final
11.30am: Hills Sports v Mabel Park
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National Schoolboys final
1pm: Westfields Sports v Palm Beach Currumbin
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NSW champions Westfields will put their undefeated record this season on the line, after clinching the Peter Mulholland Cup title last month in a thrilling finish against rivals Palm Beach Currumbin.

It hasn’t been the smoothest of roads for the Sydneysiders, who have had to fight their way from behind on the scoreboard in all but one of their games this season.

While their slow starts have threatened to hamper Westfields, the young squad possesses a confidence and belief that they have the ability to win games from any position.

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Re-watch Westfields Sports High’s road to the National Schoolboys Cup final. Click the links to watch the exclusive replays.

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Peter Mulholland Cup QF v Hills Sports High
Peter Mulholland Cup SF v Erindale
Peter Mulholland Cup GF v Patrician Brothers Blacktown

PBC star Ray Puru. Pic: Steve Montgomery

“We know we can do it no matter what position we are in the game,” Westfields coach Troy Weeden said.

“You only have to win it in the 60th minute and that is what we did (in the state final).”

Palm Beach Currumbin has endured a fightback of its own this season, after winning only two of its first five matches in the Langer Trophy.

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Langer Trophy Rd 6 v Keebra Park
Langer Trophy Rd 7 v Wavell
Langer Trophy QF v Keebra Park
Langer Trophy SF v Marsden
Langer Trophy GF v Ipswich
Phil Hall Cup final v St Patrick’s College

An 18-6 win over Gold Coast rivals Keebra Park State High kickstarted a run of six-straight wins, including last month’s Phil Hall Cup state grand final against St Patrick’s College, Mackay.

In that period, the red army has conceded an average of 6.3 points per game.

Palm Beach Currumbin coach Tim Maccan will have confidence in his troops that they can shut down their rivals offence much like they did to St Patrick’s College in the 28-0 shutout in the Phil Hall Cup decider.

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Caloundra SHS v Marsden SHS

Schoolboy Cup Live Stream: Caloundra State High v Marsden State High, Langer Trophy, Round 3

It may be two teams at polar ends of the table but Caloundra will be hoping their milestone home game is enough to stop their opponent’s undefeated streak. Watch it LIVE from 3pm.

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Marsden smelt blood in the water in their round three clash, proving too big, too powerful and too crafty for Caloundra as they tracked home victors 42-12.

Lui Lee, the brother of former Maroons centre Brenko Lee, scored a first half double while his centre partner Will Semu finished the day with a hat trick as Marsden ran riot.

WATCH THE FULL MATCH REPLAY IN THE PLAYER ABOVE

An out on the full kickoff wasn’t how Caloundra wanted to start the afternoon and it didn’t take long for Marsden to capitalise with hooker Jacob Tinsley diving over to open the scoring.

Some slick right side Marsden attack was enough for the visitors to score their second through fullback Kylem Vunipola before scoring their third of the afternoon in quick time thanks to second rower Cairo Rangihuna-Ruri.

A great individual break from Semu had him brought down close to the line before a smart run out of dummy half from Lee extended the deficit.

Lee doubled his scoring tally just minutes later to extend the lead to 28-0 heading into the break.

Caloundra opened the second half with some good defensive sets before clawing their way down the field and ending the drive with an individual, powerful try-scoring effort from star forward Zac Garton.

Marsden found their hands on the footy and once again proved too hard to stop with some good link up down the left side from Lee and Semu for him to score his second of the afternoon.

A smart kick from Caloundra captain Tully McLellan and a snatching gather from Garton allowed him to score his second of the afternoon which was followed by two more Marsden tries through Ellijah Leatigaga and Semu securing his hat trick.

Walters Cup: Marsden strucutre proves too hard to overcome

Glimpses of Caloundra flair wasn’t enough to stop a well structured Marsden outfit with the visitors coming away with a round three 28-8 victory.

The match began with some good left side shape from Caloundra’s five-eight Ellyjah Birve saw him hit the replacement and sweeping fullback Kalan Beattie on the outside who got around his man to score in the corner.

Marsden were their own worst enemy in the opening 10 minutes, giving away silly penalties and costly errors but were able to hit back on the scoresheet thanks to some crafty play by hooker Tayshaarn Tonga who helped Cooper Young find the tryline.

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Marsden extended their lead 10-4 on the cusp of halftime thanks to a try on the left from Frontier Wiperi.

The Marsden left side attack was quick to capitalise on a Caloundra drop ball close to the line, scoring a simple draw and pass try for winger Fui Taito to score in the corner.

A strip on halfway from Marsden’s Frontier Wiperi saw him burn the Caloundra defensive line for his second try of the match and give Marsden a three try lead.

Caloundra hit back with 10 minutes remaining through replacement centre Deyrell Renouf but a crafty run out of dummy half minutes later from Marsden’s Tayshaarn Tonga was enough for the boys in maroon to put the game out of reach.

Preview: Caloundra relying on home ground advantage against Marsden

Caloundra will be hoping their first ever home ground matchup is enough to put a stop to Marsden‘s undefeated run as the two face off in round three of the 2023 Langer Trophy.

The Sunshine Coast based school has been handed two quick reality checks in the opening rounds going down 42-10 against Wavell and 32-4 to Palm Beach Currumbin.

Marsden come in following a 10-10 draw against Palm Beach Currumbin followed by a gritty 18-14 win last week over Keebra Park.

Catch the big game LIVE on KommunityTV as part of a Walters Cup/Langer Trophy double header from Caloundra. The Walters Cup kicks off the action at 3pm.

Marsden head coach Matt Hartigan said he was looking forward to the matchup.

“We were really happy to get the result last week but we still know we’ve got a heap of work to do and we’re just really excited for the opportunity to play against Caloundra in their first ever home game,” he said.

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Marist College v St Brendan’s College
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Rockhampton Grammar v St Brendan’s College
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Wavell SHS v Stretton SHS/Ipswich SHS
2.30pm: Walters, 4.30pm: Langer
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Mabel Park SHS v PBC
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“It’s really good to see how far the competition has come in terms of the geographical spread and I think it will be a really tight defensive tussle that will be won through the middle.

“We know they’ve got a Queensland representative in Zac Garton so we know it’s going to be a tough game but I’m excited for the battle between Garton and Braden Teuila.”

Brooklenn Mundraby-Grogan and Zac Garton of Caloundra SHS.

Caloundra head coach Toby Poole said his team were looking to improve again and had added confidence playing at home.

“I thought we did an excellent job for the first 50 minutes last week as we competed hard and were really in the thick of it,” he said.

“Something that’s new for these guys is maintaining that high intensity for the full match as they don’t get exposed to that a whole lot on the Sunshine Coast.

“Playing at home is very exciting, hopefully we get a good turnout and we’ve already had a few past players and graduates reach out to see what time they should be there which is cool.”

Coby Black at Marsden SHS Thursday April 27, 2023. Picture, John Gass

Poole said he hoped his middle forwards could tighten up and limit the influence of Marsden captain Coby Black.

“They’ve got a big and powerful pack Marsden and then they’ve got Coby Black on the back of that playing some shape and is a very well organised and accomplished half back,” he said.

“If we can control their middle, that will hopefully limit Coby’s attacking impact for them.”

In the Walters Cup, Caloundra would be looking for improvement after going down 46-6 against PBC last week, while Marsden went down to Keebra 8-6 following a successful penalty kick after the siren.

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Phil Hall Cup: Here’s our 18 top guns from grand final day

Phil Hall Cup: Here’s our 18 top guns from grand final day between Ipswich SHS and Ignatius Park College. The list includes an Ipswich mighty mite and a FNQ prop from the Land of the Giants.

Ipswich SHS captain Josiah Pahulu, middle, and his team mates.

Ipswich

Ipswich SHS were now into the NRL Schoolboys Cup national grand final in two weeks after a gutsy win over Ignatius Park College by 30-10.

Despite the scoreline, it was a great grand final locked 4-all at halftime, and only broken open by the flashing feet and speed of Gabriel Satrick.

Satrick was one of our the 15 Top Guns from the match which we present below.

WATCH THE GRAND FINAL REPLAY HERE

Tyler Peckham-Harris (Ipswich SHS)

The pocket dynamo must feel 10 foot tall and bulletproof. He is playing above his weight, running with gusto and giving Ipswich SHS momentum from the back by ducking and weaving extra metres.

All the while he is also capable of slipping through and running the distance to score. And what about his bomb taking? Wow, this kid is on fire.

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Tre Fotu (Ipswich SHS)

Forget the scoreline. The grand final was a war of attrition and the challenge from Ignatius Park College was enormous.

Even Ipswich SHS left edge battleship Fotu was blocked from his best. But the Queensland centre Fotu chipped away, chipped away and eventually the dam wall broke, leading to the young champion scoring two tries.

James Frazer (Ipswich SHS)

When you are playing in a grand final and you turn for home locked at 4-all, ever point is like coming upon a diamond.

Frazer’s goal kicking was amazing, turning four points into six as Ipswich put despite between themselves and Ignatius Park.

Ipswich SHS’s Gabriel Satrick in action, with Tyler Peckham-Harris. Picture Jerad Williams

Jalen Afamasaga (Ipswich SHS)

When Ipswich SHS were confronted by Ignatius Park’s Berlin Wall defence across the first half, there could have been panic in the ranks.

There is no doubt there must have been thoughts of “here, do something’’ as the ball was passed from team mates to Afamasaga.

And I will tell you what Afamasaga didn’t do.

He didn’t panic. He stayed the course and after an even tempered performance, helped get Ipswich to high ground and safety.

Ahmani Leilua, middle, from Ipswich SHS.

Ahmani Leluia (Ipswich SHS)

Ahmani made up for lost time with a powerful opening and second stint effort when the Iggy park pack was at the peak of their powers. He was coming back from injury and both he and interchange forrward Loko Tonga maintained the rage during their stints.

Josiah Pahulu (Ipswich SHS)

He doesn’t wear a cape, but sometimes I think he’s superman.

The bloke plays the hardest position on the field, yet is relentless with his power and leg drive and effort in attack and defence.

Pahulu must have the endurance of a triathlete and is certainly inspiring to his team mates.

Ipswich SHS cherish yet another title.

Anton Naiyep (Ipswich SHS)

Anton Naiyep is doing a fantastic job at centre after being thrown into the role late in the season following an injury to Caleb Jackson.

Defensively he is strong, and he is also powerful with his ruck runs from the back. And let’s give Jacobi Shaw a pat on the back, He had a big task opposite Mene, but the yojung block stuck like glue to the Iggy Park prime mover.

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Gabriel Satrick (Ipswich SHS)

The Super Sub was at the peak of his powers and changed the game in the second half with his quick feet and vision.

He tilted the match his team’s way and, if there was a man of the match, he would have got the award.

Ignatius Park College’s Jamal Shibasaki in action .Picture: Jerad Williams

Rene Bagon (Ipswich SHS)

Bagon was Super Sub No.2. He had a huge match off the bench and was rewarded with a late try.

Ipswich needed his impact against a big pack and he delivered on the big stage.

Jamal Shibasaki ((Ignatius Park)

He was Ignatius ParK’s best player, a high class middle forward with the mobility of a centre and the toughness of a prop.

He also produced the tackle of the match, a jaw-dropping hit that somehow Anton Naiyep survived.

Jamal Shibasaki in action for Ignatius Park College Picture Jerad Williams

Jack Laing (Ipswich SHS)

It is so easy to take Laing for granted, such is his consistency. But the No.13 remains the glue of the side, a battle hardened middle man with a high, effective work rate that must be a dream player to coach.

Elijah Joe (Ignatius Park)

Joe was a dangerman and it was red alert time when he touched the ball in the 20 minutes leading up to halftime.

Ignatius Park College celebrate a try . Picture: Jerad Williams

Brodie Dineen and Izaya Leedie (Ignatius Park)

They were an outstanding pairing, tough as teak and defiant on the fringes. Queensland centre Tre Fotu finally owned the left edge, but it took a long time for him to win the battle. The boys should be proud of their efforts at left and right centre.

Matthew Hunter (Ignatius Park)

Watching Hunter play was worth the hype. The Iggy Park captain, he got his team around the paddock expertly and it is little wonder they won two titles – the Confraternity Shield and Payne Cup on his watch.

Henry Teutau and Jamaine Stanley (Ignatius Park)

We mentioned the towering Ipswich forward Loko Tonga and now we are mentioning another two boys from the Land of the Giants.

Both Teutau and Stanley laid one solid platform for their side.

It took Gabriel Satrick’s flashing feet to bring their work undone, but the big boppers retained their reputation as among the best middle men in the north. Henry Teutau, in particular, hit like a Mack truck and dented the Ipswich line.

Tre Fotu and team mates celebrate after scoring a try. Picture Jerad Williams

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Mariner magic conjures up Phil Hall Cup for Palm Beach Currumbin

Brisbane Broncos-bound centre Deine Mariner was the man of the moment in the NRL Schoolboy Cup Queensland final, playing a pivotal role in Palm Beach Currumbin’s 62-0 Phil Hall Cup domination.

Against St Brendan’s College at Moreton Daily Stadium, the point-scoring specialist was the lynchpin in the Gold Coast-based school’s right-side reign, playing a part in six tries.

Mariner crossed for three of his own and assisted in another three four-pointers to avenge last year’s heartbreaking loss in the big dance to Kirwan State High School.

“It feels good. Our team… we set this as a goal, particularly after last year,” Mariner said post-match, describing the feeling of winning the NRL Schoolboy Cup Queensland title.

“I’m really proud of the boys’ efforts today and getting the ‘W’ really means a lot.

“It has been a good year… it’s been pretty successful and I’m keen to see what’s in-store for the future.”

Deine Mariner celebrates a try with Jett Forbes. Photo: Jason O’Brien/NRL Images

It only took three minutes for the victors to get on the board when Jett Forbes latched onto an intercept and ran 70 metres to get down the other end of the field before being pulled down by St Brendan’s defenders… but the desperation defence was in vain two plays later when Oscar Bryant found Keano Kini loitering near the line to bring up Palm Beach’s first.

The opening two tries of Mariner’s first half hat-trick came during the next 10 minutes as he crossed twice to accelerate the lead to 16-0.

The Broncos dynamo then played a hand in Forbes’ first of his four-try haul before scooping up a well-executed Tom Weaver grubber to seal his hat-trick in only the 25th minute.

At half-time, Palm Beach were well in control at 30-0 and whilst not discrediting the effort shown by the Scott Minto-coached St Brendan’s side to try and stop the onslaught, they were not ready to put the cue in the rack.

St Brendan’s College hooker Quinn Stover. Photo: Jason O’Brien/NRL Images

Coming out from the sheds after the break energised to claim victory in style, the South East Queensland juggernauts went on a point-scoring frenzy with four different names troubling the defence in the space of 15 minutes – Bryant, Michael Roberts, Kini for his double and Ryan Foran all finding the white chalk before the 45th minute.

With the game well and truly gone at 48-0, Mariner linked up with Forbes to allow the winger to cross twice more and Roberts added the icing on the cake right on full-time with an impressive four-pointer to send the Phil Hall Cup to the front offices of Palm Beach Currumbin – a feat that hasn’t been achieved since 2018 when Tom Dearden and Toby Sexton starred in the halves.

Palm Beach Currumbin captain Tom Weaver celebrates. Photo: Jason O’Brien/NRL Images

Reflecting on the win, ex-Palm Beach Currumbin student and current coach Tim Maccan said it was a proud moment to be NRL Schoolboy Cup state champions.

“To coach this team is a real privilege and a real honour,” Maccan said.

“To be an ex-student and to win a state final, myself, I know what the boys have been through and what they’re doing, so it was great to win one as a player but to win one as a coach is extra special.”

Attributing the success of the right edge to the game plan set down, Maccan also emphasised the role his forward pack played in laying the platforms.

“We planned to get some quality ball to the right side. We’ve got some strike weapons out there in Deine Mariner and Michael Roberts moving there so we knew had to get some quality ball and some good position and we knew we’d get some rewards there,” Maccan said.

“But the forwards made a bit of a pact they wanted to hold the score to zero and they wanted to make sure they led from the front, hold the middle tight and let all the backs get all the glory.

“I thought our three starting middles were great today.”

Palm Beach Currumbin second rower Brock Priestley. Photo: Jason O’Brien/NRL Images

With a large percentage of the Reds side also members of the Tweed Seagulls’ outfit that claimed the Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup title earlier this year, including Maccan, the dual title-winning coach said he could not be more proud of the achievement this year and it proved the systems in place for club and school football were working.

“It’s great. It’s a big team effort with the boys we’ve got. A lot of them are from Tweed and the coaching staff is the same,” the Palm Beach Currumbin coach said.

“I’ve got great coaching staff and great players here and it just shows the systems were are using work and are successful and we’ll keep doing it.”

With COVID-19 forcing the cancellation of the New South Wales NRL Schoolboy Cup competition, Palm Beach Currumbin’s journey ends as Queensland winners the national final cancelled due to the current situation.

In the earlier matches, St Augustine’s clinched victory from the jaws of defeat with a 20-18 come-from-behind win over Lockyer District in the NRL Schoolboy Trophy; meanwhile, Keebra Park were too strong for Kirwan State High School to claim the Karyn Murphy Cup 24-8.

NRL Schoolboy Cup Queensland PBC star Deine Mariner. Picture: Liam Kidston

PBC wins, Queensland Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup rugby league grand final between Palm beach Currumbin SHS and St Brendan’s College, Redcliffe. Picture: Liam Kidston

NRL Schoolboy Cup Queensland PBC 9. Oskar Byant, Queensland Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup rugby league grand final between Palm beach Currumbin SHS and St Brendan’s College, Redcliffe. Picture: Liam Kidston

Justin Hodges medallist’s PBC Keano Kini and Marsden SHS Chris Faagutu. Picture: Liam Kidston

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Phil Hall Cup schoolboy grand final day – LIVE UPDATES

Watch the NRL Phil Hall Schoolboy Cup grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin and St Brendan’s College, plus Karyn Murphy Cup and St Augustine’s v Lockyer District finals. WATCH LIVE.

OurFootyTeam LIVE UPDATES

Wednesday (Redcliffe Dolphins)

Karyn Murphy Cup Final Series – 12 Minute Halves

9am – Ipswich SHS Vs Keebra Park SHS

9:30am – Shalom College Vs Kirwan SHS

10:30am – Ipswich SHS Vs Kirwan SHS

11:00am – Shalom College 4 – 24 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

12:00pm – Shalom College 12 – 16 Ipswich SHS – (1/2 time 8 – 8)

12:30pm – Kirwan SHS 12 – 20 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

NRL Schoolboy Trophy Qld Grand Final – 30 Minute Halves

St Augustines are the 2021 Queensland Schoolboy Trophy Champions

1:00 pm – St Augustines 20 – 18 Lockyer District

St Augustines College, Cairns QLD – 20

TRIES : (4) Caleb Eaton, (3) Kybon Thaiday 2, (12) Lochlan McGill
GOALS : Bill Vincent 2/4

Lockyer District SHS, Gatton QLD – 18

TRIES : (4) Hayden Dunn 2, (3) Carrapin, (5) Caleb Nagan
GOALS : Hayden Dunn 1/4

Half Time : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 20 – 18

Karyn Murphy Cup Grand Final ( 15 Minute Halves) No goals

2:30pm – Kirwan SHS 8 – 24 Keebra Parks SHS

Keebra Parks SHS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions Keebra Park SHS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions

Kirwan SHS – 8
TRIES : (8) Mosby Mona, (9) Martin Savage

Keebra Parks SHS – 24
TRIES : (3) Faith Tutauha (6) Chantah Ratu 2,  (4) H Ormund- 2, (11) A Manapori

HALF TIME : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 24 – 8

NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup Qld Grand Final ( 30 Minute Halves)

3:30pm – Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS 62 – 0 St Brendan’s College

Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS – 62

TRIES : (1) Keano Kini 2, (4) Deine Mariner 3, (5) Jett Forbes 4, (9) Oskar Bryant, (6) Michael Roberts 2, (12) Ryan Foran,
GOALS : (7) Tom Weaver (c) 4/11, Michael Roberts 1/2

St Brendan’s College – 0

TRIES :
GOALS :

HALF TIME : 30 – 0
FULL TIME :

Referee : Nick McEwan

Watch the finals from the Karyn Murphy Cup, NRL Schoolboy Trophy and NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup.

The school rugby league season will end with a bang today when News Corp Australia live-streams three grand finals – including the Phil Hall Cup state final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and St Brendan’s College.

WATCH IN THE PLAYER ABOVE

Coverage starts at 9am with live-streaming of the Karyn Murphy Cup schoolgirl competition, continues with the NRL Schoolboy Trophy game between St Augustine’s and Lockyer District, and then culminates with the Phil Hall Cup grand final at 3.30pm – all streamed by The Courier-Mail, Gold Coast Bulletin, Morning Bulletin and News Corp affiliates.

PLAYERS TO WATCH IN TODAY’S GRAND FINALS

Two of the great discovery players unearthed this season have been PBC SHS fullback Keano Kini and Tane Kiriona of St Brendan’s College.

Kini was signed by Gold Coast Titans before any of their talent scouts saw him play a league game live.

A year 11 student, Kini was actually signed after the Titans saw him playing tag (touch football) in his native Auckland.

Palm Beach Currimbin SHS the 2021 Langer Cup Champions

The Titans were looking for a halve and had been tipped off about his ability, so the first chance talent scouts got to see him in the flesh was playing touch football – not rugby league.

The Titans had to move quickly, because two other NRL clubs were circling the then 15-year-old.

Keano Kini playing Meninga Cup for Tweed,Picture: Scott Powick Newscorp

So the Titans sold their vision, and Kini signed which led him to coming to Palm Beach Currumbin SHS this season to “learn the Aussie way’’ and test himself in the elite Langer Trophy schoolboy environment.

“They (the Titans) talked to us about the pathways and we (the family) thought it was a good opportunity,’’ Kini said.

Kini said deciding to attend Palm Beach Currumbin SHS was made easier because PBC star centre Deine Mariner was a club mate of his at the Marist club in New Zealand.

In a late season master stroke by PBC SHS coach Tim Maccan, Kini reverted to a ball-playing extra half despite still wearing the No.1 jersey.

“They wanted me more involved on the line, basically another half on the line on the left side,’’ said Kini, the joint Justin Hodges Medallist player of the year alongside Chris Faagutu (Marsden SHS).

“I like five-eighth and will probably move into the halves next year, but I am enjoying both.’’

Like Kini, St Brendan’s Kiriona was a relative unknown prior to this season.

A middle powerhouse, Kiriona first raised eyebrows playing with the Central Capras in the Meninga Cup under 18 competition in March and April.

His mid field dominance helped Capras into the finals, and he continued that form for St Brendan’s in the Confraternity Shield and Aaron Payne Cup campaigns.

“He is a big mobile aggressive middle forward,’’ said St Brendan’s coach Scott Minto.

“Kiriona will be that strong presence holding up the middle third of the field.

“Look for him combining well with his fellow forward sidekick Noah Corcoran.’’

THE TEAMS

St Brendan’s College :

1. Matthew Hill, 2. Kongasau Nona, 3. Blayden Dodd, 4. Blake Anders, 5. Mackenzi Nixon, 6. Jackson Miller, 7. Owen Pattie, 8. Tane Kiriona, 9. Quinn Stover, 10. Brock Hinds, 11. Benjamin Charles, 12. Kealhan O’Brien, 13. Noah Corcoran, 14. Hoani Harris, 15. Filipe Buli, 16. Harrison Gray, 17. Marley Wosomo

Palm Beach Currimbin SHS :

1 Keano Kini, 2 Hunter Ploegsma, 3 Reef Sommerville, 4 Deine Mariner, 5 Jett Forbes, 6 Michael Roberts, 7 Tom Weaver (c), 8 Kade Somerville (vc), 9 Oskar Bryant, 10 Jack Cullen, 11 Brock Priestley, 12 Ryan Foran, 13 Jayden Wright, 14 Tanu Nona, 15 Bailey Martin, 16 Reico Ratana, 17 Isaiah Scanlan, 18 Darcy Townsend, 19 Travis May, 20 Sam Sowery.

LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE

Wednesday (Redcliffe Dolphins)

Karyn Murphy Cup Final Series – 12 Minute Halves

9am – Ipswich SHS Vs Keebra Park SHS

9:30am – Shalom College Vs Kirwan SHS

10:30am – Ipswich SHS Vs Kirwan SHS

11:00am – Shalom College 4 – 24 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

12:00pm – Shalom College 12 – 16 Ipswich SHS – (1/2 time 8 – 8)

12:30pm – Kirwan SHS 12 – 20 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

NRL Schoolboy Trophy Qld Grand Final – 30 Minute Halves

St Augustines are the 2021 Queensland Schoolboy Trophy Champions

1:00 pm – St Augustines 20 – 18 Lockyer District

St Augustines College, Cairns QLD – 20

TRIES : (4) Caleb Eaton, (3) Kybon Thaiday 2, (12) Lochlan McGill
GOALS : Bill Vincent 2/4

Lockyer District SHS, Gatton QLD – 18

TRIES : (4) Hayden Dunn 2, (3) Carrapin, (5) Caleb Nagan
GOALS : Hayden Dunn 1/4

Half Time : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 20 – 18

Karyn Murphy Cup Grand Final ( 15 Minute Halves) No goals

2:30pm – Kirwan SHS 8 – 24 Keebra Parks SHS

Keebra Parks SGS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions Keebra Parks SGS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions

Kirwan SHS – 8
TRIES : (8) Mosby Mona, (9) Martin Savage

Keebra Parks SHS – 24
TRIES : (3) Faith Tutauha (6) Chantah Ratu 2,  (4) H Ormund- 2, (11) A Manapori

HALF TIME : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 24 – 8

NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup Qld Grand Final

3:30pm – Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS v St Brendan’s College

Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS

TRIES : (1) Keano Kini, (4) Deine Mariner 2,
GOALS : (7) Tom Weaver (c) 2/3

St Brendan’s College

TRIES :
GOALS :

Referee : Nick McEwan

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Players to Watch NRL Schoolboys Phil Hall Cup decider

Players to Watch in Wednesday’s NRL Schoolboys Phil Hall Cup Grand final between PBC SHS and St Brendan’s – and also in the schoolgirls Karyn Murphy Cup round-robin.

Palm Beach Currumbin State High School halve and hooker, Tom Weaver and Oskar Bryant. Picture Glenn Hampson

A feast of schoolboy and schoolgirl finals football awaits us on Wednesday with state grand finals in both the Phil Hall Cup and Karyn Murphy Cup.

The www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin, Rockhampton’s Morning Bulletin and News Corp affiliates will livestream the action from 9am – culminating in the Phil Hall Cup grand final between southern conference champions Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and Payne Cup winners St Brendan’s College Yeppoon, who beat Kirwan SHS.

As curtain-raisers the NRL Schoolboy Trophy Queensland grand final between St Augustine’s and Lockyer District, along with the Karyn Murphy Cup decider will feature.

Shalom College rugby league co-ordinator Neil Feather said it was wonderful for the Murphy Cup to be included on grand final day.

“Without this competition, our girls would not have games to prepare for and, therefore, would be lost to rugby league,’’ he said in praise of the NRL’s Amy Bock and Ian Kearton.

“We have so many more talented girls wanting to rugby league now, on the back of watching the NRLW and seeing our Firsts at Confraternity and the KMC state finals. I’ve gone from zero female players to 75 in two years.’’

So who will be some of the key Players to Watch, x-factor players who will help make their side tick?

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Keano Kini (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS)

The joint Justin Hodges Medal winner for Langer Trophy player of the year, the Gold Coast Titans signed year 11 student is both a running fullback and a ball-playing five-eight.

Palm Beach Currumbin SHS fullback Keano Kini. Picture: Liam Kidston.

Ryan Foran (PBC SHS)

Foran was the best left edge backrower in the home and away Langer Trophy series and rose to the occasion in the NRL Schoolboys Cup decider when his two tries took PBC SHS from a deficit to level-pegging against Marsden SHS.

Tom Weaver (PBC SHS)

A Player to Watch story is never complete unless the name Tom Weaver is attached to it.

A Gold Coast Titans recruit, he is a puppeteer who steers his team around and swings them into action off front foot ball delivered by wonderful dummy halves Oskar Bryant and Tona Nanu.

St Brendan’s forward Tane Kiriona.

Deine Mariner (PBC SHS)

St Brendan’s awesome foursome (from left) Blake Anders, Owen Pattie, Matthew Hill and Tane Kiriona.

The best schoolboy centre in Queensland, the Brisbane Broncos-signed Mariner has that touch of class about him which can tilt a match. He also works hard in defence, making him a nuisance for St Brendan’s to counter.

Matthew Hill (St Brendan’s)

The Brisbane Broncos-signed Hill entered the Aaron Payne Cup fresh off a stellar campaign for the Capras under 18’s Mal Meninga Cup side. His form was highlighted by his performance in the last minute semi final loss when he ran for over 200m and threatened the opposition line on many occasions. He is a balanced runner with speed and sharp late footwork

Tane Kiriona (St Brendan’s)

A relative unknown in rugby league circles prior to 2021, Kiriona has caught the attention of some influential people in the game this season. With his mid field dominance in this year’s Mal Meninga Cup, he continued this on throughout the Confraternity Shield and Aaron Payne Cup campaigns that followed.

A big mobile aggressive middle forward, Kiriona will be that strong presence holding up the middle third of the field. Look for him combining well with his fellow forward sidekick Noah Corcoran.

St Brendan’s captain Owen Pattie.

Owen Pattie (St Brendan’s)

Pattie stepped up and took the game by the horns when he snapped a late field goal in the dying seconds of SBC’s Aaron Payne Cup Grand Final victory over Kirwan High School last week.

A product of the remote Central Queensland town of Monto, he has been a part of the SBC boarding community since grade 8. He was named player of the tournament for SBC in this year’s Confraternity Shield.

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Keebra Park’s Skyla Adams. Photograph : Jason O’Brien

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Keebra Park SHS

Skyla Adams

A Very talented 16-year-old who represented Queensland in touch and Rugby 7s. She is tough but also a brilliant play maker.

Miya Rapana-Faifua and Chantay Ratu at Keebra Park’s Sports Fields. Photograph : Jason O’Brien

Anne-Marie Ratu

Another multi-talented sportswoman who has represented Queensland in touch, rugby 7s and rugby league. She is a dangerous fullback who isn’t afraid to do the hard work as well.

Chantay Ratu

The Queensland representative across three sports is a five-eighth with silky skills and deceptive speed

Miya Rapana-Faifua and Chantay Ratu at Keebra Park’s Sports Fields. Photograph : Jason O’Brien

Sunny Gerrard (Keebra Park)

The school captain, Gerrard is a natural leader on and off the field. A South Coast and SEQ rugby league representative, she is a tough and uncompromising middle forward.

Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell

The 18 year old who only arrived at Keebra this year from Melbourne, she is a devastating line runner that plays either second row or centre. She has been contacted by the Brisbane Broncos to be part of their NRLW squad.

IPSWICH SHS

Riley Jorgensen (Ipswich SHS)

The fast improving Ipswich SHS girls league program revealed an array of talent in 2021. Top of the list was Jorgensen five-eight who must install confidence in her side by the manner in which she conducted herself.

Also watch for her halfback Lynn Nielsen whom she has a combination with at both school and Met West level.

L-R: Tarleah Fisher-Pearson, Lishainah Ulugia, Ariana Henderson, Lina Tanielu, Shalom Sauaso, Rilee Jorgensen, Dmaris Setu, Tiresa Elika, Summer Hoet and Amber Collins posing at Ipswich State High School, 1 Hunter St, Brassall, Brisbane, 20th of May 2021. (News Corp/Attila Csaszar)

Wendy Toma and Tarleah Fisher-Pearson

Toma is a front rower and Fisher-Pearson a fullback, and both girls developed their play this season with the Ipswich Jets under 19s and during the Titans Cup. Fisher-Pearson said the main focus was gelling as a team and having fun together. “Rugby league has really helped me at school to be more focused and because I’m in year 12 this will be my last year competing in the Karyn Murphy Cup,’’ she said.

Toma said the Murphy Cup was a great competition. “It’s a tough competition that will help prepare you for other state wide competitions outside school, like the U19’s comp that was held at the beginning of 2021.”

Aiesha White

White is a young gun dummy half who will get her side moving forward with excellent passing and timely running.

The Shalom College senior girls players – with coach Antonio Kaufusi.

SHALOM COLLEGE

Hanahlin Whittard

Whittard is Shalom College’s most experienced player who regularly plays in Wide Bay representative teams. “Every team needs a member that ‘lives-and-breathes’ the game, and she is that for our girls,’’ said rugby league co-ordinaror Neil Feather.

Florence and Harmonie Fauid

The sisters come from Coconut Island in the Torres Straight. Florence has played for Peninsula at the state under 15’s titles in the past, before moving to Shalom College.

“They both possess natural ball playing ability and play-what-they-see well,’’ Feather said.

“Nine-a-side suits them perfectly and we look forward to seeing what they can produce against the best players in the state.’’

Mikala Lobegeier, Taylor Driver and Kasey Stone

“Makala is our captain and a typical lock forward in a 13 person game,’’ Feather said.

“She will be exceptionally busy in defence, working tirelessly for her team- a great natural leader from the front.

“Taylor is an exceptional touch player whom regularly represents CQ at the touch state titles. She is picking up the skills for rugby league well though and will looking to be involved as much as possible in attack.

Kasey Stone come to us from AFL and is part of the Gold Coast Suns academy. A natural athlete and competitor, she has developed into a half for our side- if she can get her running game together, it will put our girls on the front foot in most of our games.’’

KIRWAN SHS

Kirwan SHS is an entrenched Payne Cup powerhouse in schoolboys, but the school’s girls’ program was going from strength to strength.

Kirwan SHS will be in Wednesday’s state finals – just four years after starting its rugby league program.

Outstanding talents like Brandy Yallop – now an elite Australian football player – Lhylla Williamson, Montaya Hudson, Jammie-Lee Sarriman, Jayde Watson, Niquita Peters and Chloe Watson have all been a part of the girls rugby league evolution.

Theophelia Mosby-Nona was also a star at the Murphy Cup in 2019, and the school’s appearance at this year’s tournament highlights the girl power within the school’s league ranks.

LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE

Wednesday (Redcliffe Dolphins)

Karyn Murphy Cup Final Series

9am – Ipswich SHS Vs Keebra Park SHS

9:30am – Shalom College Vs Kirwan SHS

10:30am – Ipswich SHS Vs Kirwan SHS

11:00am – Shalom College Vs Keebra Park SHS

12:00pm – Shalom College Vs Ipswich SHS

12:30pm – Kirwan SHS Vs Keebra Park SHS

NRL Schoolboy Trophy Qld Grand Final

1pm – St Augustines Vs Lockyer District

Karyn Murphy Cup Grand Final

2:30pm – Team A TBD Vs Team B TBD

NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup Qld Grand Final

3:30pm – Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS Vs St Brendan’s College

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