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NSW Under 19s Women’s State of Origin team announced

NSW Under 19s Women’s State of Origin team announced (Photo : NSWRL)

The NSWRL is pleased to announce the following players have been selected to represent the Westpac NSW Under 19s Women for the Under 19s Women’s State of Origin match at North Sydney Oval on Thursday 18 June.

The 20-player squad includes seven players from the Westpac NSW Under 19s Women’s team that defeated Queensland last year.

Logan Fletcher (Sydney Roosters), Khyliah Gray (Parramatta Eels), Liesl Hopoate (Sydney Roosters), Ava Jones (Parramatta Eels), Tori Shipton (Illawarra Steelers), Fontayne Tufuga (Parramatta Eels) and Ella Walker (Penrith Panthers).

The squad has been chosen from players from the NRLW, NSW Women’s Premiership and Westpac Tarsha Gale Cup (Under 19s Women).

The Westpac NSW Under 19s Women are the current Shield holders after winning the Under 19s Women’s State of Origin for the past two years.

WOMEN’S STATE OF ORIGIN UNDER 19S

North Sydney Oval, Thursday 18 June

Westpac NSW Under 19s Women squad (in alphabetical order)

Freedom Crichton Ropati (Parramatta Eels)
Lacey Cross (Newcastle Knights)
Tyra Dymock (Sydney Roosters)
Taylah Falaniko (Parramatta Eels)
Logan Fletcher (Sydney Roosters)
Khyliah Gray (Parramatta Eels)
Liesl Hopoate (Sydney Roosters)
Ava Jones (Parramatta Eels)
Anastasia Leatupue (Sydney Roosters)
Stella Lewis (Newcastle Knights)
Emily McArthur (Newcastle Knights)
Kiara McGregor (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
Tahlia O’Brien (Illawarra Steelers)
Irae Savea (Parramatta Eels)
Tori Shipton (Illawarra Steelers)
Aaliyah Soufan (Parramatta Eels)
Skye Spencer (Illawarra Steelers)
Fontayne Tufuga (Parramatta Eels)
Mia Vaotuua (Sydney Roosters)
Ella Walker (Penrith Panthers)

Coach: Courtney Crawford

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City Clinch Golden Point Win Over Country in Epic Arm Wrestle

City u19 girls are happy after defeating Country this year ( Photo : NSWRL)

The NSWRL Under 19s Women’s representative clash between Country and City turned into an unforgettable epic on Sunday afternoon at Jubilee Stadium, with City eventually emerging 28-26 victors after a dramatic golden point finish.

Country struck first blood in the third minute, when centre Tyra Ekepati pounced on an intercept 40 metres out and showed a clean pair of heels, racing 60 metres untouched to dive under the posts.

It was the perfect start for the Country side, with Logan Fletcher adding the easy extras to take a 6-0 lead.

City didn’t take long to answer. A strong set led by their forward pack laid the platform before fullback Kayla Henderson produced a moment of magic, flicking a pass out wide to winger Kiana Vatubua, who crossed in the corner.

The conversion attempt missed, keeping Country narrowly ahead 6-4.

With momentum swinging, it was Country who hit back next.

Front-rower Bronte Wilson sliced through the defensive line, stepped around the fullback and sold a dummy before diving under the posts for a stunning solo effort. Fletcher made no mistake from in front to extend the lead to 12-4.

City stuck to their plan and again used their middle forwards to march upfield. Halfback Logan Lemusu delivered a pinpoint cut-out ball to Danielle Seckold, who finished expertly on the right edge to keep her side in it.

Moments later, it was deja vu for Country’s defence. Siulolo Richter surged forward with a barnstorming run, gaining 20 metres before Lemusu again targeted the right edge. The ball popped up perfectly for Seckold, who strolled over for her second try in as many minutes.

With the conversion nailed from out wide, City took the lead for the first time, 14-12.

Impact player Felila Fakalelu made her presence felt off the bench, powering through tackles and pushing City into attacking territory.

Just as it looked like City would head into the break on top, Country sparked back into life with two sharp sets. Shifting left, hooker Tori Shipton linked with Evie McGrath, who quickly tipped it on to Indie Bostock.

The winger did the rest, diving over in the 29th minute to reclaim the lead.

Fletcher’s sideline conversion attempt as the siren sounded was waved away, leaving Country ahead 16-14 at the break.

After a back-and-forth first half, City wasted no time finding points after the break. Dummy half Ava Jones delivered a looping cut-out ball to Kiana Vatubua, who did well to control it and crash over in the corner for her second of the day.

With the conversion from the sideline left to Kiara McGregor, she curled it beautifully between the uprights to extend City’s lead to 20-16.

Country found joy down their right edge, shifting wide to Koffi Brookfield, who juggled the pass before slamming the ball down to level the scores once again. The conversion attempt drifted wide, keeping it locked at 20-all with just over 10 minutes left.

The final minutes of regular time turned frantic as both sides raised the intensity. A knock-on from Country in their own half opened the door for City, and a follow-up penalty only increased the pressure.

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City didn’t waste the opportunity, Ava Jones, having already set up one earlier in the half, darted out of dummy half, bounced off defenders and found a gap to slide over and give City a crucial lead with five minutes remaining. McGregor added the extras, making it 26-20.

With the game slipping away, Country needed something special, and it came in the dying seconds.

A high tackle on Tyra Ekepati gifted Country one last penalty. With one minute on the clock, they marched downfield and launched their final attack.

Danielle Seckold released Elise Simpson down the left touchline, and the winger took off on a stunning 50-metre run.

Weaving in and out of defenders, Simpson chose to go herself, veering closer to the posts to give her side the best chance.

It was a miracle play, and the conversion from Fletcher was just as clutch, sailing over to level the scores at 26-26 as the siren sounded.

That try sent the match into extra time, where fatigue set in and both teams dug deep. Mistakes crept in, cramps hit tired bodies, and both sides had their chances to ice the game.

Simpson nearly produced a match-winning double, only for it to be called back for offside, a moment that gave City a lifeline.

With no winner found in extra time, the match rolled into golden point.

Both teams attempted field goals, but it was Kiara McGregor, who became the women of the hour, From 20 metres out, just to the right of the posts, she struck it sweetly and watched it sail over the black dot, sealing victory in one of the most gripping Country v City clashes.

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Second half blitz gets U17s City Girls home

Westpac U17s City Girls after defeating Country this year (Photo : NSWRL)

The Westpac U17s City Girls team have defeated Country 28-8 in a second-half blitz at Jubilee Stadium at Kograh today.

City came out of the blocks firing to start the first half, wasting no time putting points on the scoreboard. Hooker Bailey Lana Ma-Chong quickly played the ball in the second minute to prop Mere Sivo who crashed over to open the scoring (4-0).

Country bounced back in the 10th minute shifting the ball quickly out to the right to find winger Marley Gristwood who drove over in the corner to level the scores at 4-all.

Finding themselves back on their opposition’s try line, City sent the ball out to the wing with their right edge combining beautifully to send winger Georgia Wansey over for her first try of the day (8-4).

However, the score was once again levelled only four minutes later with Country almost perfectly replicating their opening try to send Gristwood over, bagging herself a first-half double (8-all).

Just on the half-time siren, the blue and gold were able to sneak in front for the third time.

Playing the ball on the last, the right edge once again combined to send Wansey over for her second try (12-8).

City didn’t take their foot off the pedal in the second half, sending one-way traffic to Country’s defensive line for the full 30 minutes.

With their middles laying the platform for the rest of their team, this gifted the halves with ample time to create opportunities for their back five.

City extended their lead to 24-8 with 10 minutes to go, with Wansey scoring a second-half double to take her try tally to four for the day and centre Cody Tuimaseve also crashing over for a four-pointer.

City winger Freedom Crichton Ropati added more points to the score board just before full-time, racing down the sideline before stepping past two defenders to dive over in the corner to finalise the score at 28-8.

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Country Women take early bragging rights against City

NSW Country Women after the win over NSW City women (Photo : NSWRL)

A Kirra Dibb Player-of-the-Match performance helped NSW Country go back-to-back with an 18-12 win over NSW City at Kogarah’s Netstrata Jubilee Stadium on Thursday night.

Dibb’s fingerprints were all over the match. She had two try assists, didn’t miss a shot at goal, and her positional kicks meant her game-management was second to none.

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“Our halves in Kirra and Jocelyn (Kelleher) got us really nice movement throughout the game and the forwards just ripped in putting their heads where some people wouldn’t put their feet,” said Country coach Ruan Sims.

Sims was at Country’s helm in the upset 14-6 win over City in 2022. Tonight’s result showed that win was no fluke.

“Yes we had three tries scored on us in that first half but it wasn’t an insurmountable lead,” she said.

“We needed to show some real grit, determination and willingness to work hard. And we did that to claw our way back.”

It was 12-6 in City’s favour at half-time after they took a 12-0 lead after just 11 minutes.

City’s first try in the second minute came via a routine right-edge movement, which winger Cassie Staples finished off.

Five minutes later halfback Tayla Preston caught the Country defence napping and scored easily, before back rower Monalisa Soliola out on the left edge punched through for City’s third.

Preston didn’t have much luck with three missed conversions, but at 12-0 it seemed City was going to run away with the match.

The turning point came when Country winger Teagan Berry scored a 95m intercept try, which Dibb converted.

Sky Blues captain Kezie Apps came off Country’s bench after that four-pointer and her presence made a difference.

“That was the message I sent down after Teagan’s try – we need to latch onto this because that’s the shot in the arm we needed to get back into the game,” Sims said.

“Kezie’s voice and leadership and some of those hits helped us turn the tables.”

Even City coach Kate Mullaly felt Berry’s long-range try was the turning point.

“It was literally that momentum swing they needed and they rolled with it,” Mullaly said.

“We tried to get things back in our favour for the rest of the game. I’m so proud of the girls as they never stopped trying.

“We scored the equal amount of tries to them – our kicks just weren’t there. But the City girls are a young bunch and they will learn from this.”

Dibb’s kicking game kept turning the City defenders around and at half-time it was anyone’s game.

Dibb was in the thick of things early in the second half, getting her arms free for an offload to prop Ellie Johnston and then converting the four-pointer to draw scores level 12-12 after 42 minutes.

Another try assist for Dibb – a corner kick for Berry to grab her second – put Country in the lead (18-12) for the first time after 53 minutes.

Then the arm wrestle really began with City hooker Quincy Dodd and her backrowers in Soliola, Shaylee Bent and Brooke Anderson working hard to get their teammates on the front foot.

But props Viena Tinao, Ellie Johnston and Tayla Predebon were immense for Country, as was young fullback Jada Taylor who took some brave takes on her own goal-line by smothering the ball.

Country Women 18

TRIES : Teagan Berry 2. Ellie Johnston
GOALS : Kirra Dibb 3

City Women

TRIES : Monalisa Soliola. Tayla Preston, Cassie Staples
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The CABE Under 16s, Under 18s, Men’s Open Age and NSW Wheelchair Rugby League will all be played on Saturday 6 May. The first three matches will be held at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium while the wheelchair match will be played at Queanbeyan PCYC.

On Sunday 7 May matches will be held for CABE Physical Disability Rugby League, and the Harvey Norman Under 17s Women’s and Under 19s Women’s at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium.

The Under 16s Country team is made up of players from the SLE Andrew Johns Cup and the City team from the UNE Harold Matthews Cup, while the Under 18s Country team is from the SLE Laurie Daley Cup and the City team the UNE SG Ball Cup.

The Under 17s Country and City Women’s teams consist of players from the Lisa Fiaola Cup while the Under 19s Women’s Country and City teams are made up of players from the Harvey Norman Tarsha Gale Cup.

The Men’s Open Age Country team is made up of players from the Men’s Country Championships, the City team from the Leagues Clubs Australia Ron Massey Cup.

All matches will be live streamed on NSWRL TV on the NSWRL Facebook page. Entry is $5 at the gate, while pensioners and children aged 12 and under are free.

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Young Country-City players learn from the best

True Blues with 90 Origin games experience between them were on hand with Westpac NSW Blues head coach Brad Fittler to put the next generation of representative players through their paces at the NSWRL Centre of Excellence (COE) this week.

Fittler called in some of the members of his Origin “brains trust”.

In Andrew Johns (23 games), Craig Wing (12), Paul McGregor (14), Steve Menzies (20) and Danny Buderus (21).

To complete drills and offer technique tips to members of the CABE NSW Country and City Under 16s and Under 18s ahead of their annual matches on Saturday at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium.

Usually traditional foes, more than 70 players from both the maroon-and-gold of Country and blue-and-gold of City trained together in groups of forwards, backs and spine players with a True Blue legend to soak up some knowledge from those highly-skilled representative players.

Fittler addressed them as one group in the COE gymnasium, reminding them that this was where the State of Origin teams trained and learned about NSW Blues history.

NSW Blues head coach Brad Fitler was giving the player golden advice (Photo : NSWRL)

A man who played 31 Origins, to remain the most-decorated Blue still, told the Under 16s and Under 18s there were a few basic steps to enjoying being a footballer.

“Practise being a good player, and a reliable teammate,” Fittler said.

“If you do that, the footy will be the easy part.”

Fittler joined one group to run through some drills before moving around to observe Johns, Buderus, Wing, Menzies, and McGregor offering advice and working with the players.

“I remember when I was a kid in the same situation where you had to put yourself out there a bit, find friends, learn about other people,” Fittler said of the CABE Country-City camps.

“For a lot of these kids it would be the first time outside their own footy team or area. It’ll be a great experience and the level of coaching they’ve got here … they’ll remember this for a while.

“There are some big, strong guys out here – the game is in good hands.”

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The schedule for Saturday 6 May at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium is:

11am: CABE Under 16s Country v City
12.35pm: CABE Under 18s Country v City
2.20pm: CABE Country v City Men’s

The women’s Under 17s and Under 19s will be played on Sunday 7 May.

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Representative teams named for Country v City

The NSWRL is pleased to announce the following players have been chosen in squads to represent Country and City for the representative fixture later this week.

Eight games will be played across three days with the Harvey Norman Women’s Country v City match on Thursday 4 May to be shown by Fox League on FOX SPORTS and seven matches to be played on the weekend (6-7 May).

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The full schedule includes Country v City games for Harvey Norman Women’s Open Age, CABE Under 16s, CABE Under 18s, CABE Men’s Open Age and CABE Wheelchair Rugby League on Saturday 6 May,

CABE Physical Disability Rugby League, Harvey Norman Under 17s Women’s and Harvey Norman Under 19s Women’s on Sunday 7 May.

The CABE Under 16s Country team is made up of players from the SLE Andrew Johns Cup and the City team from the UNE Harold Matthews Cup.

While the CABE Under 18s Country team is from the SLE Laurie Daley Cup and the City team the UNE SG Ball Cup.

The Harvey Norman Under 17s Country and City Women’s teams consist of players from the Lisa Fiaola Cup while the Harvey Norman Under 19s Women’s Country and City teams are made up of players from the Harvey Norman Tarsha Gale Cup.

The CABE Men’s Open Age Country team is made up of players from the Men’s Country Championships, the City team from the Leagues Clubs Australia Ron Massey Cup.

And the Harvey Norman Women’s Open Age Country and City teams from the Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership.

Country v City matches started in 1911 with the best players from Country Rugby League taking on the best players from the NSWRL premiership. The concept was then shelved before returning in 1928, and from 1987-2017 was played under Origin selection rules.

The representative fixture returned to the NSWRL calendar in 2021.

The matches on 6-7 May will be live streamed on NSWRL TV on the NSWRL Facebook page. Tickets are $5 at the gate, while pensioners and children aged 12-and-under are free.

COUNTRY v CITY SCHEDULE

Thursday 4 May

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

7.15pm: Harvey Norman Women’s Open Age Country v City

Saturday 6 May

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

11am: CABE Under 16s Country v City
12.35pm: CABE Under 18s Country v City
2.20pm: CABE Country v City Men’s

Queanbeyan PCYC

4pm: CABE Country v City Wheelchair Rugby League

Sunday 7 May

Netstrata Jubilee Stadium

10.00: CABE Country v City Physical Disability Rugby League
11.15am: Harvey Norman Under 17s Women’s Country v City
12.50pm: Harvey Norman Under 19s Women’s Country v City

COUNTRY V CITY SQUADS

Thursday 4 May

Harvey Norman Women’s Open Age (7.15pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country:

Kezie Apps (Illawarra Steelers), Teagan Berry (Illawarra Steelers), Keele Browne (Illawarra Steelers), Shawden Burton (Central Coast Roosters), Macie Carlile (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Kaarla Cowan (Illawarra Steelers), Kirra Dibb (North Sydney Bears), Jayme Fressard (Central Coast Roosters), Olivia Higgins (Newcastle Knights), Ellie Johnston (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Jocelyn Kelleher (Central Coast Roosters), Olivia Kernick (Central Coast Roosters), Tayla Predebon (Newcastle Knights), Kayla Romaniuk (Newcastle Knights), Shannon Rose (Central Coast Roosters), Jasmin Strange (Newcastle Knights), Jada Taylor (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Viena Tinao (Illawarra Steelers).

Coach: Ruan Sims.

City:

Brooke Anderson (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Shaylee Bent (N/A), Rima Butler (Wentworthville Magpies), Rueben Cherrington (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Quincy Dodd (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Zali Fay (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Filomina Hanisi (North Sydney Bears), Kalosipani Hopoate (North Sydney Bears), Mahalia Murphy (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Aliyah Nasio (Central Coast Roosters), Christian Pio (Wests Tigers), Tayla Preston (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Ash Quinlan (N/A), Monalisa Soliola (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Cassie Staples (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Angelina Teakaraanga Katoa (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Cassey Tohi-Hiku (North Sydney Bears), Leianne Tufuga (North Sydney Bears).

Coach: Kate Mullaly.

Saturday 6 May

CABE Under 16s (11am Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country:

Jonah Alaia (Monaro Colts), Toby Batten (North Coast Bulldogs), Byron Cahill (Monaro Colts), Jai Callaghan (Central Coast Roosters), Isaac Fotu-Moala (Central Coast Roosters), Peter French (Macarthur Wests Tigers), Beau Hartmann (Northern Rivers Titans), Billy Hollands (Monaro Colts), Riley Ilham (Central Coast Roosters), Paul Johnson (Macarthur Wests Tigers), Cooper Johnston (Monaro Colts), Reece Josephson (Northern Tigers), Kapene Karaitiana (Western Rams), Fletcher O’Doherty (Newcastle Maitland Region Knights), Darcy Smith (Central Coast Roosters), Peter Taai (Macarthur Wests Tigers), Jack Talbott (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Ryan Tukapua (Central Coast Roosters).

Coach: Shaun Davison.

City:

Kyran Blair (Newcastle Knights), Reilly Caswell (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), Thomas Dellow (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Kaden Garner (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Diesel Hagan (Newcastle Knights), Ethan Jarmain (Newcastle Knights), Charbel Kheirallah (Penrith Panthers), Onitoni Large (Western Suburbs Magpies), Heinz Lemoto (Penrith Panthers), Oliver Lester (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Heamasi Makasini (Western Suburbs Magpies), Maison Ong (Parramatta Eels), Jope Rauqe (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Lorima Rokosuka (Parramatta Eels), Itula Seve (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Jhett Sydir (Penrith Panthers), Lachlan Vella (Parramatta Eels), Leroy Weatherall (Illawarra Steelers).

Coach: Robert Mears.

CABE Under 18s (12.35pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country:

Viliami Amone (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Clay Baldock (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Xavier Cacciotti (Monaro Colts), Luke Calthorpe (North Coast Bulldogs), Harper Collins (Newcastle Maitland Region Knights), Sosefo Finau (Macarthur Wests Tigers), Samuel Gash (Monaro Colts), Zac Gillett (Central Coast Roosters), Eden Hodges (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Kaleb Hope (Northern Tigers), Isaac Laughton (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Jye Linnane (Newcastle Maitland Region Knights), Ryan Polsen (Macarthur Wests Tigers), Toby Rumble (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Logan Spinks (Northern Tigers), Jarrah Treweek (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Daniel Waqa (Macarthur Wests Tigers), Jayden Wolfe (Monaro Colts).

Coach: Peter Hooper.

City:

Tallyn Da Silva (Western Suburbs Magpies), Jaxen Edgar (Penrith Panthers), Latu Fainu (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), Michael Gabrael (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Lachlan Galvin (Western Suburbs Magpies), Owen Hromow (Canberra Raiders), Kit Laulilii (Western Suburbs Magpies), Siamani Leuluai (Canberra Raiders), Heath Mason (Western Suburbs Magpies), Casey McLean (Penrith Panthers), Jordan Miller (Western Suburbs Magpies), Elvis Nauer-Wood (Canberra Raiders), Richard Penisini (Parramatta Eels), Ethan Roberts (Sydney Roosters), Zac Sarfati (Sydney Roosters), Setefano Sele (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Blaize Talagi (Parramatta Eels), Sam Tuivaiti (Parramatta Eels).

Coach: Peter Marrapodi.

CABE Men’s Open Age (2.20pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country Men’s:

Cameron Anderson (Newcastle Rebels), Gary Anderson (Newcastle Rebels), Jalal Bazzaz (Illawarra Douth Coast Dragons), James Bradley (Newcastle Rebels), Jayden Butterfield (Newcastle Rebels), Luke Chalker (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Samuel Clune (Newcastle Rebels), Joshua Dowel (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Luke Huth (Newcastle Rebels), Kyle Kennedy (Northern Rivers Titans), Steven Marsters (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), James Morgan (Riverina Bulls), Chad O’Donnell (Newcastle Rebels), Levi Pascoe (Illawarra South Coast Dragons), Latrell Siegwalt (Riverina Bulls), Lincoln Smith (Newcastle Rebels), Benjamin Stone (Newcastle Rebels), Tom Warner (Illawarra South Coast Dragons).

Coach: Damien Quinn.

City:

Niko Apelu (Wentworthville Magpies), Kamren Cryer (Hills Bulls), William Fakatoumafi (Hills Bulls), Kieran Hayman (Hills Bulls), Christian Ma’anaima (Ryde-Eastwood Hawks), Joshua Minhinnick (Wentworthville Magpies), Jonah Ngaronoa (Glebe Dirty Reds), Todd Sapienza (St Marys Saints), Tony Satini (St Marys Saints), William Saunders (Ryde-Eastwood Hawks), Benjamin Seufale (Hills Bulls), Alfred Smalley (Hills Bulls), Jake Tago (St Marys Saints), Steven Tavita (St Marys Saints), Denzal Tonise (Penrith Brothers), Joseph Tramontana (Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles), Joe Vaegaau (St Marys Saints).

Coach: Brock Shepperd.

CABE Wheelchair Rugby League (4pm Queanbeyan PCYC)

Country:

Jason Attard (Wests Tigers), Zachary Carl (Wests Tigers), Rick Engles (St George Illawarra Dragons), Brad Grove (Wests Tigers), Brett Henman (Parramatta Eels), Diab Karim (Parramatta Eels), Edward Morgan (Parramatta Eels), Chris O’Brien (Parramatta Eels), Toby Popple (Wests Tigers). Coach: Neil Stanley and Yarra Ryan.
City: Joseph Abboud (Parramatta Eels), Wessam Bakkour (St George Illawarra Dragons), William Derederenalagi (St George Illawarra Dragons), Jacob Friedrich (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), Daniel Grech (Wests Tigers), Edge Iole (St George Illawarra Dragons), Liam Luff (Parramatta Eels), Jesse Mowczan (Wests Tigers), Baden Mowczan (Wests Tigers), Stephan Rochecouste (Wests Tigers).

Coach: Brett Clark.

Sunday 7 May

CABE Physical Disability Rugby League (10am Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country:

Daniel Brodie, William Bussell, Lindsay Elliott, Daniel Frost, Rylan Gaudron, Sebastian Guzman, Mark Keaton, Waisea (Fred) Moceidreke, Nicholas Riches, Tim Robinson*, Edward Sharpe, Alexander Smith, Ben Taprell, Cooper Travers, Jake Vukobratovich.

Coach: Craig Anderson.

City:

Anthony Agius, Kayla Coppe, Hayden Coulton, Bryce Crane, Denzel Edwards, Joseph Egan, Kevin Huynh, Edward Lennon, Rylee Lowe, Jaylen Martin, Robert Mumford*, Fletcher Netting, Joel Pragnell, Abdul Sheranzey, Jonathan Smith.

Coach: David Smith.

*denotes able-bodied

Harvey Norman Under 17s Women’s (11.15am Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country:

Teuila Ahkey (Monaro Colts), Paige Bohringer (Western Rams), Indie Bostock (Illawarra Steelers), Ellie Brander (Central Coast Roosters), Koffi Brookfield (Illawarra Steelers), Kaliyah Browning (Northern Rivers Titans), Mahlie Cashin (Central Coast Roosters), Lailah Clarke (Newcastle Maitland Region Knights), Tya Ekepati (Central Coast Roosters), Phoenix-Raine Hippi (Northern Rivers Titans), Elizabeth MacGregor (Western Rams), Evah McEwen (Newcastle Maitland Region Knights), Alana Oloughlin (Western Rams), Molly Pittman (Central Coast Roosters), Kasey Reh (Illawarra Steelers), Brandy Simpson (Central Coast Roosters), Caley Tallon-Henniker (Illawarra Steelers), Sienna Thomas (Central Coast Roosters).

Coach: Jayme Fressard.

City:

Ryvrr-Lee Alo (Parramatta Eels), Amirah El-Abdallah (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Waiaria Ellis (Parramatta Eels), Mariah Fasavalu-Faamausili (Parramatta Eels), Lile Fifita (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Mikayla Langer (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Logan Lemusu (Parramatta Eels), Tia Matthews (Parramatta Eels), Rory Muller (Penrith Panthers), Audrey Nadaya-Harb (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Aaliyah Nikua (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Danielle Seckold (Parramatta Eels), Pauline Suli-Ruka (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Manilita Takapautolo (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Odesza Toia (Parramatta Eels), Alaianne Toia (Parramatta Eels), Bethany Too (Penrith Panthers), Fontayne Tufuga (Parramatta Eels).

Coach: Charlotte Henry.

Harvey Norman Under 19s Women’s (12.50pm Netstrata Jubilee Stadium)

Country:

Charlotte Barwick (Newcastle Knights), Krystal Bulmer (Sydney Roosters), Sharlize Campbell (Sydney Roosters), Marley Cardwell (Penrith Panthers), Makaah Darcy (Parramatta Eels), Charlotte Eather (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Mercydes Faaeteete Metcalf (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks), Kayla Fleming (Canberra Raiders), Abbie Grant (Canberra Raiders), Lucy Green (Newcastle Knights), Keisha Johnston (Newcastle Knights), Evie Jones (Newcastle Knights), Beyonce Marela (Canberra Raiders), Hope Millard (Illawarra Steelers), Lailani Montgomery (Sydney Roosters), Leah Ollerton (Newcastle Knights), Kyana Patten (Newcastle Knights), Mia-Rose Walsh (Illawarra Steelers), Georgia Willey (Canberra Raiders), Sienna Yeo (Illawarra Steelers).

Coach: Courtney Crawford.

City:

Tafao Asaua (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles), Yasmine Baker (Penrith Panthers), Tallara Bamblett (Parramatta Eels), Ally Bullman (Sydney Roosters), Debbie Doueihi (Parramatta Eels), Tatiana Finau (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Litia Fusi (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Chloe Jackson (North Sydney Bears), Noaria Kapua (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Phoenix Lamese (Sydney Roosters), Joy Levy (Sydney Roosters), Chelsea Makira (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Jae Patu (Wests Tigers), Ashlee Pottinger (Parramatta Eels), Latisha Smythe (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Brooke Talataina (Sydney Roosters), Alexis Tauaneai (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Lindsay Tui (Parramatta Eels), Grace-Lee Weekes (North Sydney Bears), Sienna Williams (North Sydney Bears).

Coach: Letitia Taylor. 

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2022 NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship

The NSW Combined High Schools have taken out the 1st ever 2022 NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship at New Era Stadium in a thrilling Grand Final.

The NSW Combined High Schools were undefeated in their 4 games in the inauguaral u16 Schoolgirl Championship scoring 104 points.

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 10 points being the only scorers against the NSWCHS u16 girls in the Grand Final.

Mr. John Wilson, NSWCHS coach told OurFootyTeam, “I’m very proud of the girls, we are the first team in history to win this competition”

“We gave all of our 22 plays minutes, including the Grand Final which was quite tense there for a while”

NSWCHS girls celebrate winning the 1st NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship (Photo : NSWCHS)

The Championship Results

Game 1

NSWCCC – 0 – 16 NSWCHS

NSWCHS

TRIES : Kasey Reh, Tayleah Pasili, Caley Tallon-Henniker
GOALS : Caley Tallon-Henniker

Game 2

NSWCIS 20 – 6 ACT

NSWCIS
TRIES : Modesty Tafeuni, Bronte Ryan, Waiaria Ellis, Mahlie Cashin
GOALS : Bronte Ryan 2

ACT

TRIES : Emily Kite
GOLAS : Ella van den Heuvel

Game 3

NSWCCC 20 – 0 NSWCIS

NSWCCC
TRIES : Not Available, Bronte Wilson, Eliza Taylor, Sienna Thomas
GOALS : Caitlyn Halse 2

Game 4

NSWCHS 38 – 0 ACT

NSWCHS
TRIES : Indie Bostock 3, Brodie Pleasance, Tahlia O’Brien, Aliyah Nasio, Tayleah Pasili, Caley Tallon-Henniker
GOALS : Brooklyn Blackadder, Aliyah Nasio, Caley Tallon-Henniker

Game 5

NSWCCC 44 – 0 ACT

NSWCCC
TRIES : Bronte Wilson 3, Georgie Barrett, Unknown, Ashleigh Loft, Kayla Henderson, Elizabeth MacGregor
GOALS : Kayla Henderson 6

Game 6

NSWCHS 40 – 0 ACT

NSWCHS
TRIES : Tayleah Pasili 2, Maria Paseka, Indie Bostock, Caley Tallon-Henniker, Pauline Suli-Ruka, Not Available, Brooklyn Blackadder
GOALS: Caley Tallon-Henniker 3, Brooklyn Blackadder

Grand Final

NSWCHS 12 – 10 NSWCCCC

NSWCHS
TRIES : Pauline Suli-Ruka, Maria Paseka
GOALS : Caley Tallon-Henniker 2

NSWCCC
TRIES : Elizabeth MacGregor, Paige Bohringe
GOLAS : Caitlyn Halse

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Rubys stun NSW City to win under 19s title

The Queensland Rubys are the under 19s champions after beating NSW City 10-4 in the Harvey Norman National Championships final on Sunday.

In a tense contest, the Rubys led 6-0 at half-time courtesy of a try through five-eighth Ellie Williamson before the Queenslanders defended their way to victory against a fast-finishing NSW City side at Pizzey Park.

After three days of gruelling rugby league, the Rubys repelled three City raids in the second half which included a try-saving intercept from winger Helen Uitualagi.

Williamson finished as the Tahnee Norris medal winner for player of the tournament and is all but certain to represent Queensland in the under 19s State of Origin clash on June 23.

Match: NSW City v QLD Rubys

NSW City 4 – 10 QLD Rubies
Venue : Pizzey Park, Gold Coast

“It’s just been a great week spending time with all the girls and learning about each other and bonding,” Williamson told NRL.com.

“To be able to play Origin would be amazing, I hope I can make it. It would be an exciting opportunity.

“Hopefully I can play in it and then aim for an NRLW contract in the near future.

“That’s what I like about this tournament, to watch all the girls be able to show what they can do.”

Tahnee Norris with player of the under 19s tournament Ellie Williamson. ©Jason O’Brien/NRL Photos

Earlier, play was stopped for almost a half an hour due to a serious ankle injury to NSW City interchange player Sienna Williams, who was taken from the ground via ambulance.

A try to Williamson in the first half set up a six-point lead before a 20-metre cut-out pass from Chantay Ratu sent Tahlia Marshall over late to seal the result.

NSW City hit back through Rueben Cherrington with seconds left on the clock but the Rubys held their nerve with a last-second defensive play handing them the win.

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Squads released for 2022 Harvey Norman National Championships

The under 19s Queensland Sapphires and Western Australia’s opens team will be looking to defend their respective titles when the Harvey Norman National Championships begin on Thursday.

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The Sapphires, featuring players in line to represent the Maroons in the under 19s State of Origin clash on June 23, beat their fellow Queenslanders the Rubys in last year’s underage decider.

Western Australia defeated a gallant First Nations Gems outfit who return to the tournament for the second time.

The four-day event acts as a crucial pathway for the next crop of female talent to be picked up by NRLW clubs and higher representative honours in 2022.

National Championships Squads

Under 19s

Northern Territory:

Abigail Sekitoga, Holly Meeks, Nanise Vakacavu, Charlotte Elcoate, Janna Ransome, Siniva Sa’anga, Jonte Fitzgerald, Tiah Young, Tiana Storey, Tyla Kingdon, Ilisapeci Bari, Ellie Niki, Eve Genders, Fatima Issah Bandao, Tusiga Salei, Brooklyn Johnson, Rose-Maree Goninon, Charlize Simmonds, Caitlin Houlihan, Abigail Kate Hills.

Coach: Meg Clohesy.

NSW City:

Cassey Tohi-Hiku, Petesa Lio, Maddie Binding. Rosemarie Beckett, Zoe Cass, Luisa Yaranamua, Anneka Wilson, Folau Vaki, Rueben Cherrington, Ruby-Jean Kennard, Otesa Pule, Leilani Wilson, Iesha Duckett, Losana Lutu, Tyla Amiatu, Kalosipani Hopoate, Chloe Jackson, Sienna Williams, Tahleisha Maeva, Monalisa Soliola.

Coach: Kate Mullaly.

NSW Country:

Annabel McDonald, Charlize Lloyd-Phillips, Mia Middleton, Jordyn Preston, Alanna Dummett, Jada Taylor, Tayla Montgomery, Tiana Kore, Salma Nour, Mercydes Metcalf, Jules Kirkpatrick, Mackenzie Lear, Kayla Waldron, Sophie Clancy, Milly Lupo, Jemma Gallagher, Matilda Jones, Kayla Fleming, Ma’ata Alai Lokeni, Lily Rogan.

Coach: Alicia-Kate Hawke.

Queensland Rubys:

Rialey Baty-Karauria, Kaieisha Afoa, Helen Uitualagi, Atlanta Peters, Tahlia Marshall, Ellie Williamson, Chantay Kiria-Ratu, Dannii Perese, Lily-Rose Kolc, Felila Kia, Sunny Gerrard, Hannah Larsson, Emma Barnes, Fiona Jahnke, Georgina Tuita’alili, Jacinta Carter, Mackenzie Baty-Karauria, Tarleah Fisher-Pearson, Lavinia Kitai, Layne Northey.

Coach: Maia Tua-Davidson.

National Championships: Under 19s draw

Queensland Sapphires:

Traevonnah Fisher, Nekina Dingley, Makayla Everding, Kylie Janes, Luca Howarth, Olivia Cave, Emily Bella, Theo Mosby-Nona, Etuina Suavai, Lillian Yarrow, Montana Mook, Grace Giampino, Ataliah Love, Kayla Shepherd, Alenna Whipp, Libby Surha, Ashlea Nolan, Hannah Mountford, Remi Bishop, Jayde Herdegen.

Coach: Gavin Lloyd.

South Australia:

Grace Bridge, Audrey Holt, Hannah Polley, Jane Afeaki, Samantha Cooper, Zahn Anthony, Frances Afeaki, Ella Christie, Djkeera O’Brien, Sophie McClure, Victoria Johns, Ana Ikahihifo, Georgia Dimasi, Courtney Plowman, Ngaia Ngaraukura, Tashara Wilson, Rosina Tupua, Kalesi Natadra, Rebecca Williss, Te’Anu Karpani.

Coach: Maryanne Longstaff.

Victoria:

Phoenix Caroline Mahakitau-Daniel, Ameena Kanj, Chantelle Latu, Sillah Rumints, Tafai Lemauga, Jade Te Aute, Madison – Lee Kelly, Della Raymundo, Kirsty Matapa, Xrysian-Aroha Pakoti, Terisa Margaret Lemauga Nafatali, Dilyza Leugaimafa, Petalina Atoa, Harmony Vatau, Fahina Ofahengaue, Summah Mauafu Autalaga, Heavenly Kidwell, Iliseva Sovau, Aliena Faavae, Paris Lia’i.

Coach: Tim Auremi.

Western Australia: April Alan, Alkira Dane, Taneka Doney-Vati, Melodie Toby, Rachel Lowndes, Nicole Ledington, Anahera Te Rahui, Adalaide Faamausili-Fala, Samantha Wood, Debra Vini, Tylah Edwards, Aliyah Grey, Shainai Proctor, Aliyah Tanonef, Nakaia Erceg, Ana-Malia Lomano, Shiane Kani, Tehani Tairea, Lorena Araya-Aliivaa, Fine Tuimoala.

Coach: Daniel Manning.

The Northern Territory will feature in both the open’s and under 19s competitions. ©Nathan Hopkins/NRL Photos

Opens

Australian Defence Force:

Lauren Dam, Michelle Vocea, Emily Kapernick, Paris Sinclair, Samantha Mead, Cassidy Morley, Ebony Allsopp, Mardi Longford, Carla Humphries, Taylah Eastwood, Madeline Burton, Cayla Barlow, Kiara Hawkins, Kirsten Wilson, Eboni Fraser, Lauren Sallis, Amanda Thomas, Lowanna McDougall, Olivia Hebei, Justine Sou. Coach: Shane Bullock.

First Nations Gems:

Brandii Davis-Welsh, Baylee Davies, Tawana Sullivan-Togo, Shanti Kennedy, Brooke Saddler, Brodii Ingram, Rebecca Ford, Essay Banu, Oaklee Tighe, Lyrech Mara, Bree Chester, Ahlivia Ingram, Sareka Mooka, Bakoi Mosby, Madyson Tooth, Keegan Irelandes, Shaenice Allan, Jessica Howard, Vanique Malayta, Kiara Naicoko. Coach: Jessica Skinner.

Northern Territory:

Latoniya Norris, Ayesha Kay, Kelam Nona, Shayla Barba, Tanisha Garling, Calista Boyd, Kiyanah Toy, Cassiela Wapau, Mateeka Nielson, Bianca Scrymgour, Ivana Schober, Shari Togo, Rease Casey, Melody Wehipeihana, Kirsty Cooper, Kagui Gimini, Kirra Muggeridge, Latia Schefe, Jayda Lofipo, Jo De La Coeur. Coach: Leon Cleal.

National Championships: Opens draw

NSW Country:

Shannon Rose, Jorja Holden, Jessica Gentle, Caitlin Shoulders, Christa-Lee Smith, Olivia Glanville, Brooke Carter, Ashley Bills, Sian Filipo, Ella Buteux, Josie Strong, Macie Carlile, Melanie Watherston, Tamika Bull, Kaitlyn Andrews, Theresa Wilhelmus, Terri-Lee Van Wyk, Sarah Dimech, Alicia Wright, Katrina Latu. Coach: Russell Grigg.

Victoria:

Heaven-Leigh Dakartis, Maddy Simon, Beauty Christina Mauafu Autalaga, Maureen Tuia, Maria Nelio, Tasheena Toamau, Maleyna Hunapo, Rangi Asha Aukino, Monica Moore, Tiana Kani, Hiria Williams, Jessica Rastrick, Viena Seumanufagai, Georgina Moana, Mena Layfield, Mary Hafoka, Easter Titae, Stefanie Vang, Jane Nanai-Schmidt, Jayne Kareroa. Coach: Brandon Taunoa.

Western Australia:

Elle Warren, Alex King, Huia Swanell, Ariana Hira-Herangi, Tiarne Barnett, Juraea Turner, Rachel Withoos , Heather Matoe , Mahinarangi Clair, Sera Ravatudei, Cherysh Leaf, Te Rauhina Wall, Anneka Stephens, Paihau Pomare, Demi Butler, Arnika Cave, Michaela Turner Wallace, Roimata Toa-Amoa, Shenae Gilmore-Spence, Ariana Ruru-Hinaki. Coach: Brad Costello.

The 2022 Harvey Norman National Championships will be live streamed on NRL.com across the four days with both finals on Sunday June 12 to be shown LIVE on Kayo Sports.

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NSW rep teams named for Women’s National Championships

The NSWRL has announced the Harvey Norman NSW Country Under 19s Women’s, NSW City Under 19s Women’s, and NSW Emerging Country Women’s Open Age squads for the Harvey Norman Women’s National Championships at Pizzey Park on the Gold Coast from 9-12 June.

The Harvey Norman NSW Country Under 19s and NSW City Under 19s squads have been chosen from the Harvey Norman Tarsha Gale Cup.

This will provide players with a chance to push their selection claims for the Harvey Norman NSW Under 19s team to face Queensland during the Ampol State of Origin series next month.

The Harvey Norman NSW Emerging Country Women’s Open Age team was chosen from the Women’s Country Championships and will compete in the Open Age competition against other affiliated states.

The Harvey Norman NSW Country Under 19s and NSW City Under 19s squads will train at Ignite HQ Centre of Excellence on Sunday 22 May.

The Harvey Norman NSW Emerging Country Women’s Open Age team will train at Ignite HQ Centre of Excellence on Sunday 29 May. Media should indicate if they are interested in attending either session.

All Squads Below Are Listed In Alphabetical Order

Harvey Norman NSW Country Under 19s Women’s

Ma’ata Alai Lokeni (Canberra Raiders)
Sophie Clancy (Newcastle Knights)
Alanna Dummet (Canberra Raiders)
Kayla Fleming (Canberra Raiders)
Jemma Gallagher (Illawarra Steelers)
Matilda Jones (Newcastle Knights)
Jules Kirkpatrick (Newcastle Knights)
Tiana Kore (Illawarra Steelers)
Mackenzie Lear (Illawarra Steelers)
Charlize Lloyd-Phillips (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Milly Lupo (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Annabel McDonald (Illawarra Steelers)
Mercydes Metcalf (Newcastle Knights)
Mia Middleton (Newcastle Knights)
Tayla Montgomery (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters) Salma Nour (Illawarra Steelers)
Jordyn Preston (Illawarra Steelers)
Lily Rogan (Illawarra Steelers)
Jada Taylor (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Kayla Waldron (Newcastle Knights)

Coach : Alicia-Kate Hawke

Harvey Norman NSW City Under 19s Women’s

Tyla Amiatu St George Dragons)
Rosemarie Beckett (Parramatta Eels)
Maddie Binding (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Zoe Cass (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Rueben Cherrington (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
Lesha Duckett (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Kalospiani Hopoate (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Chloe Jackson (North Sydney Bears)
Ruby-Jean Kennard (Parramatta Eels)
Petesa Lio (Parramatta Eels)
Losana Lutu (Wests Tigers)
Tahleisha Maeva (Parramatta Eels)
Otesa Pule (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Monalisa Soliola (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
Cassey Tohi-Hiku (St George Dragons)
Folau Vaki (Wests Tigers)
Sienna Williams (North Sydney Bears)
Anneka Wilson (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Leilani Wilson (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
Luisa Yaranamua (St George Dragons)

Coach : Kate Mullaly.

Harvey Norman NSW Emerging Country Women’s Open Age

Kaitlyn Andrews (Monaro Colts)
Ashley Bills (Newcastle Knights)
Tamika Bull (Newcastle Knights)
Ella Buteux (Central Coast Roosters)
Macie Carlile (Macarthur West Tigers)
Brooke Carter (Newcastle Knights)
Sarah Dimech (Central Coast Roosters)
Sian Filipo (Newcastle Knights)
Jessica Gentle (Central Coast Roosters)
Olivia Glanville (Central Coast Roosters)
Jorja Holden (Newcastle Knights)
Katrina Latu (Illawarra Steelers)
Shannon Rose (Central Coast Roosters)
Caitlin Shoulders (Newcastle Knights)
Christa Smith (Newcastle Knights)
Josie Strong (Illawarra Steelers)
Terri-Lee VanWyk (Newcastle Knights)
Melanie Weatherston (Central Coast Roosters)
Theresa Wilhelmus (Newcastle Knights)
Alicia Wright (Central Coast Roosters)

Coach : Russell Griggs

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