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Schoolgirls Championships

dailytelegraph — Sat, 01 Jul 2023 13:43:24 +0000

Schoolgirls Championships

Author : Andrew Dawson, Nick Tucker and Matthew Elkerton NewsCorp Sport

Schoolgirls Championships

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Queensland v NSW CIS

Queensland five-eight Esther Pedro put on a mini masterclass as the Maroons schoolgirls powered to victory 21-0 over NSW CIS.

Queensland drew first blood courtesy of smart Ipswich SHS Year 11 student Pedro who scrambled right after a wide spread threatened to break down.

NSWCIS v QRSS (girls)

Esther’s passing game then came to the fore, with a bullet pass hitting her winger Relna Wuruki-Hosea on the chest. Hosea finished expertly and it was 9-nil.

And soon after Pedro lobbed a nice ball into space, with edge forward Lennice Wright running a gorgeous line to score.

Marsden SHS winger Mercedez Taulelei-Siala then scorched 60m to score and at 17-nil after 10 minutes, the result was decided.

While Pedro and her backs feasted, they have the Queensland forwards to thank for the foundation.

Queensland had started strongly, attacking with their defence and blockading the middle where Armani-Lea Auvae and Reegan Hicks stood like loyal soldiers.

Hooker Nadia Windleborn (Merrimac SHS) was also tenacious.

NSWCHS v NSWCCC

NSWCCC claimed a last second derby win over NSWCHS in a ripping last match of the day from Redcliffe.

There was not a struck match between the teams, with NSWCCC winning 8-5 in a gritty victory after Evie Jones (St Joseph’s) crossed.

Watch a full replay of NSWCHS v NSWCCC (Girls).

It came down to the last play of the game, with fullback Elizabeth McGregory (Red Bend Catholic College) sending a pass to centre Jones.

NSWCCC drew battlelines early with stoic defence from fullback McGRegor and five-eight McGrath (St Mary Star of the Sea) who was also a constant threat with the ball.

Twice NSWCCC also held NSWCHS up over the line, but there was no stopping NSW CHS dummy half Mere Rasaku (Bass High School) who capitalised on a bulldozing ruck run by Monica Fasavala-Faamausili.

It was 5-nil, eight minutes into the clash.

NSWCCC were down, but not out, and a surging edge effort from No.13 Paige Bohringer (James Sheahan Catholic High) cut CHS’s advantage to one point – 5-4.

Then late, very late, came Jones’ try for CCC.

Western Australia v Northern Territory

Western Australian centre Phoenix Mahaki scored two tries as WA rose marginally above their rivals to win 13-nil.

Mahaki, from Seda College, shone through the gloom – and WA needed her to in what was a challenging cross border stoush with brave Northern Territory.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NT v WA (Girls)

Despite the scoreline, there was little in the game and WA needed every point they could muster.

The spirit of NT was emphasised by two magnificent try saving tackles from NT winger Honey Chastain.

NT’s effort was spearheaded by prop Keiko Fordimail.

WA’s third try was scored by Byford Secondary College student Taliana Mika.

ACT v Victoria

Under lights at Kayo Stadium the second last game of day one was here and it was the Australian Capital Territory Secondary Schools girls who dug their heels in and shot out to an early lead – before pinching a 13-12 win in the final stages.

Watch a full replay of ACT v VIC (Girls).

Victoria looked to have secured the result when up 12-9 with two minutes to play but ACT hooker Indi Dyball had different ideas when ducking under the defence with a try close to the line, breaking her opponent’s hearts with a telling blow.

Second rower Layla Irving and speedy centre Samantha Nealon dazzled for points.

The Victorian Secondary Schools girls took a bit longer to click into gear but when they did it was a scary sight.

First to strike was lock powerhouse Faith Vili of St Albans Secondary College and not long after her it was one of the discovery players of the day in Koreti Leilua.

She was seriously good in all three matches she played on the day.

Victoria took the lead quickly through two try hero Vili to inch ahead 12-9 but Dyball threw her cape on and saved the game with a dummy half scoot.

Queensland v Northern Territory

Queensland prop Alice Shannon was unstoppable while newcomers Lila Parr and Esther Pedro set Kayo Stadium alight as the Maroons powered to a 25-0 win, their second win of the day.

Shannon was a force to be reckoned with, rucking the ball relentlessly into the teeth of the NT pack.

Behind Shannon and her fellow forwards, halves Parr and Pedro were terrific.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NT v QRSS (Girls)

NSW Combined Independent Schools v Western Australia

NSW CIS fullback Juanita Jang (SEDA College) saved the day with the tackle of the championships so far as NSW CIS got out of jail to beat Western Australia 5-0.

With the game scoreless wwell into the second half, fullback Jang felled a runaway WA No.13 Topaz Porter who looked try bound.

Minutes later NSW CIS crossed for the only try of the match.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – ASSRL Nationals – NSWCIS v WA (Girls)

NSW CCC v ACT

Flashes of enterprise from NSW CCC No.13 Paige Boringer and five-eight Evie McGrath drove their side beyond the clutches of an heroic ACT.

NSW CCC won 17-4, but the scoreline did not reflect the close nature of the schoolgirls match.

NSW CCC scored three late tries, with two of them scored by Boringer (James Sheahan Catholic School) and McGrath (St Mary Star of the Sea).

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – ASSRL Nationals – ACT v NSWCCC (Girls)

NSW Combined HIgh Schools v Victoria

Indie Bostock scored the individual try of day one as NSW CHS prevented a boilover to beat Victoria 16-5.

Bostock, from Warilla High School , halfback Kasey Reh (Figtree High School) and winger Mia Walsh (Illawarra Sports High) were the try scoring heroes, with the trio putting on brilliant exhibitions to score.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NSWCHS v VIC (Girls)

Queensland v Western Australia

Long-striding Tavarna Papalii finished a sensational team try as Queensland schoolgirls made an impressive debut at the ASSRL Nationals on Saturday.

Papalii, from the Keebra Park SHS catchment but with signed with the Sydney Roosters, scored next to the posts after Queensland had swept play right and then back to the left.

Papalii had a big match, including holding up a rival up over the tryline as Queensland posted a 25-0 victory over Western Australia.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – QRSS v WA (Girls)

Papalii said she was approached last year to trial for the Roosters and this year hit the Sydney junior girls competition with gusto.

“It (signing with the Roosters) was not something I planned to do,’’ she said.

“Blake Cavallaro (head of pathways, Roosters) approached me and they offered me to play Tarsha Gale.

“It was something out of my comfort zone but I thought it would be good exposure playing Tarsha Gale in Sydney.’’

The Roosters even had plans to blood Papalii in their Harvey Norman women’s squad, but she was too young.

“So I finished off a season with Tarsha Gale (under 19s) and I was offered a contract.’’

She now lives in Sydney but does online learning with Keebra Park SHS on the Gold Coast.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NT v NSWCIS (Girls)

NSW CIS v Northern Territory

NSW CIS surged late to dismantle a willing Northern Territory 17-4.

Second half tries from wingers Charlotte Byrne and Shanelle Lyons and impressive left edge forward Bronte Ryan raised their side to safety after a rousing effort by the Territory girls.

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – ACT v NSWCHS (Girls)

ACT v NSW Combined High Schools

NSW Combined High Schools five-eighth Lilly-Ann White engineered a convincing 17-0 win.

White was tremendous, putting teammates into space, turning defenders inside out and organising the line.

NSWCHS had plenty of pace about them and from first glance they loomed as the main challengers to Queensland.

NSWCC v VIC (Girls)

Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NSWCC v VIC (Girls)

VIC v NSWCCC

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges pulled off a thrilling 9-8 win over Victoria.

With ball in hand, NSWCCC were threatening, but it was an eight-minute period of incredible goal line defence which proved the difference.

WATCH DAY ONE FROM THE ASSRL NATIONALS

DAY ONE Results

Saturday, July 1

Boys Results

10.15am: Queensland 30 – 6 NSW CCC (Boys)
11.35am: NSW CHS 24 – 6 NSW CIS (Boys)

Girls Results

12.55pm: NT v NSW CIS (Girls)
1.20pm: Queensland v WA (Girls)
1.45pm: ACT 0 – 17 NSW CHS (Girls)
2.10pm: NSW CCC 9 – 8 VIC (Girls)
2.35pm: NT 0 – 25 Queensland (Girls)
3pm: NSW CIS 5 – 0 WA (Girls)
3.25pm: ACT 4 – 17 NSW CCC (Girls)
3.50pm: NSW CHS 16 – 5 VIC (Girls)
4.15pm: NT 0 – 13 WA (Girls)
4.40pm: NSW CIS 0 – 21 QRSS (girls)
5.05pm: ACT 13 – 12 VIC (Girls)
5.30pm: NSW CHS 5 0 8 NSW CCC (Girls)

ASSRL News

Action Photo’s

2023 Confro News

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Day 3 Action Photo’s

BOYS

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Watch a full replay of ACT v VIC (Girls).

Sydney GOLD v Western

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ASSRL Day 1 Action

dailytelegraph — Sat, 01 Jul 2023 13:21:06 +0000

ASSRL Day 1 Action

Author : Andrew Dawson, Nick Tucker and Matthew Elkerton NewsCorp Sport

ASSRL Day 1 Action

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It’s been a massive start to the ASSRL Nationals, history was made, a future Tiger earned his stripes and a powerful pack caused a major upset. Catch up on all the action and watch all of the REPLAYS.

The opening day of the ASSRL Nationals is in the bank, and what a day it was.

History was made with the introduction of schoolgirls action to the Under-18s championship for the first time, and one side has pulled off a major upset in the boys competition.

Scroll down to read about all the action, and watch replays from every match.

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BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP

Tigers-bound half shows his prowess as CHS score big win

The NSW Combined High Schools lethal wing combination of Nikora Williams and Luke Laulilii, with Tigers signed five-eighth Lachlan Galvin at the trigger, blew away their NSW Combined Independent Schools rivals 24-6.

In a masterful game, Westfield Sports High School schoolboy Galvin threw his hand up to fill the problematic halves role at the Tigers in the future.

It was a game filled with flair, anticipation, strong running and silky smooth ball playing from the No.6. Ironically, Galvin’s schoolmate Laulillii, who is also signed to the Tigers, had a strong game on the wing as well.

REPLAYS: ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NSW CHS v NSWCIS (Boys)

Sharks-signed Williams, an Endeavour Sports High School product, also shone brightly, doing a bit of everything off his right wing.

NSWCHS took no time to score their first and it was a brilliant cut-out pass from second rower Logan Spinks who found winger Williams on the right edge.

NSWCHS have started with a win.

NSWCHS have set a high early bar

For their second try, Williams produced a great catch and offload from a Kade Reed crossfield kick and Spinks was in.

From the kick off, Galvin broke the line and ran 70 metres down field to extend his team’s lead at 14-0.

On the stroke of halftime, Laulili got himself on the scoresheet after a quick one-two with Galvin, again.

NSWCIS fought long into the second half and were finally rewarded when yellow-booted middle Patrick Young muscled his way over with eight minutes left.

NSWCHS 24
TRIES : Luke Laulilii 2, Nikora.Williams, Logan.Spinks, Lachlan Galvin
TRIES : Kade Reed 2

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NSWCIS 6 (P. Young); 1 conv).

NSWCHS players celebrate a try. Picture, John Gass

NSWCHS proved too strong for NSWCIS. Picture, John Gass

Forwards strength powers NSW CCC past champions

The NSW Combined Catholic College forwards hit the Queensland schoolboys with a sledge hammer to batter their side to victory 30-6 in game one of the ASSRL under 18 championships at Kayo Stadium.

With a ferocious salvo in both halves, the power game of NSW CCC sent a message to the competition that the side was here to play.

NSW CCC led 18-6 at halftime and then 24-6 just after the break when impressive Parramatta-signed back rower Jacob Halangahu stepped once, then twice and then a third time to cut back and score next to the posts.

With a weight of possession behind them during the opening half, the NSWCCC forwards blasted forward continuously.

Replay: ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – QRSS v NSWCCC (Boys)

Middle men De La Salle Va’a and Finau Latu were enormous, with Latu scoring a pile-driving try following a close to the line charge.

Halves Riley Pollard and Heath Mason were also nifty with inside and outside passes, and it added up to a potent cocktail which saw NSWCCC lead 12-0 and then 18-6 headed into halftime.

NSW CCC fullback Jaxen Edgar also threatened down the middle while hooker Zaidas Muagututi’a was as sharp as a tack.

While NSW CCC also defended strongly, Queensland did bomb two certain tries in either half which would have dragged them back into the match, and had a third disallowed late.

Queensland had no answer to the powerful NSW CCC forwards. Pic: John Gass

Jezaiah Funa-iuta hits the line hard.

Jaxen Edgar gets the NSW side moving forward.

Queensland were handicapped for a period after edge forward Jett Bryce was sin-binned, and it was a real man the pumps effort to try and withstand NSWCCC’s power game.

And they were also disadvantaged when ball playing, sharp on his feet No.13 John Fineanganofo had an early break with a shoulder injury.

While Queensland never turned their toes up, this NSW CCC was relentless as the Sydney-siders staked an early claim for the title.

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NSW CCC 30
TRIES : L. Coinakia, F Latu, K Raven, J Halangahu, D Va’a
GOALS : R Pollard 5

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Qld 6
TRIES : Matu Brown
GOALS : C Black

REPLAY: ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – Opening ceremony

DAY ONE Results

Saturday, July 1

Boys Results

10.15am: Queensland 30 – 6 NSW CCC (Boys)
11.35am: NSW CHS 24 – 6 NSW CIS (Boys)

Girls Results

ASSRL News

Action Photo’s

2023 Confro News

Action Photo’s

Day 3 Action Photo’s

BOYS

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Sydney GOLD v Western

Panthers announces 2023 Junior Representative award winners

Live stream: NRLW referee Karra-Lee Nolan confident her NSW CHS girls will make splash at ASSRL Nationals

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Karra-Lee Nolan confident

dailytelegraph — Sat, 01 Jul 2023 12:49:19 +0000

Karra-Lee Nolan confident

Author : Katrina May NewsCorp Sport

Karra-Lee Nolan confident

A NRLW referee hopes her inside knowledge of the game can help the NSW CHS girls team become the inaugural champions.

Catch them LIVE in the first of three Saturday games at 1.45pm.

Three NSW teams will be out to be the inaugural Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League (ASSRL) girls champions.

And team manager Karra-Lee Nolan is confident it will be the CHS side that prevails, despite the logistics and problems of getting the team together before the tournament.

Nolan, who is NRLW referee, hopes her inside knowledge of the game can help build the team into champions.

All the action from the inaugural girls championship will be available to watch LIVE and exclusive on KommunityTV, with the NSW CHS side to open their campaign against the ACT at 1:45pm (AEST) on what will be a busy Saturday.

They then play Victoria at 3.50pm and finish off against NSW Combined Catholic Colleges (CCC) at 5.30pm.

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Karra-Lee Nolan coaching her Southern U18 schoolgirls at he recent NSWCHS State trials (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

With players from Illawarra, Central Coast, Newcastle and western Sydney, selecting and bringing in girls from across the state for the competition has been a challenge, but Nolan said it’s looking promising.

“I think bringing the girls together and trying to combine as a unit, where we’re strong on and off the field, has been good,” Nolan said.

“We just told the girls that they need to be keeping fit, stay injury free and keep working on the things that we taught them.”

Nolan’s unique perspective of the game has also helped in the team’s development, and she said their understanding of the game has grown.

“Obviously as a referee, you see a fair bit of the game in terms of the rucks, the ruck speed, tackle technique, plays and things like that,” she said.

“There’s obviously things I pick up on in their games that I can help them refine and help the team get the best outcome.

Nolan has been getting the girls ready.

“There are little idiosyncrasies, little tips and refinements like on ruck positioning and when the referee picks up certain things and why.

“Most players try to learn the rules, but they don’t necessarily understand the why.

“But getting them to understand what (the referees) are looking out for and why it’s crucial for game appreciation and awareness for them to be able to upskill.”

Nolan believes her side has a real chance to go all the way at Redcliffe over the next seven days.

“They’ve got to trust each other and have each other’s backs, and just do their best,” Nolan said.

“Hopefully in a couple of days we’ll be standing up there for the final and the rest is up to them.”

Karra-Lee Nolan officiating at a recent NSWRL Mojo Cup game at Captain Cook Oval (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

DAY ONE Results

Saturday, July 1

Boys Results

10.15am: Queensland 30 – 6 NSW CCC (Boys)
11.35am: NSW CHS 24 – 6 NSW CIS (Boys)

Girls Results

ASSRL News

Action Photo’s

2023 Confro News

Action Photo’s

Day 3 Action Photo’s

BOYS

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Sydney GOLD v Western

Panthers announces 2023 Junior Representative award winners

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Schoolboy Cup Rnd 1 double header

dailytelegraph — Sat, 03 Jun 2023 13:25:39 +0000

Schoolboy Cup Rnd 1 double header

Author : Katrina May NewsCorp Sport

Schoolboy Cup Rnd 1 double header

Hills read riot act despite blistering start to campaign

Live stream: Hills Sports and Endeavour clash in massive NRL Schoolboys Cup double-header

For 50 minutes, Hills Sports showed their undoubted NRL Schoolboys quality by running Endeavour ragged.

It’s the final 10 minutes that was a little cause for concern. Relive all the action.

Watch a full replay as Hills Sports v Endeavour Sports.

Hills Sports High have kicked off their redemption campaign with a convincing 36-16 win over Endeavour at Blue Bet Stadium on Wednesday.

Hills wasted no time in getting points on the board with Na’oia Tofaeano breaking through the Endeavour defence on their first possession to score in the corner.

Endeavour were a formidable opponent, but were simply outclassed by last year’s runners-up and their cohesive defensive line.

Hills assistant coach Mitchell Lewis said while it was a positive result to start the season, there was definitely a few issues to address.

The Hills backline proved a handful for the Endeavour defence all day. Pic: Christian Anstey

“I think we played well for the first 50 minutes,” he said.

“There was definitely a little bit of complacency there.”

Hills made good use of an extra man on the field after Endeavour’s Bailey Leach was sent to the sin bin late in the first half, planting two tries before the break.

The sin bin was also needed late in the match for a dangerous tackle, the culprit this time was Hills centre Albert Litsisoni.

Mitchell said being a man down ‘really hurt’ the team.

“It let (Endeavour) gain more momentum,” Mitchell said.

Fullback Lincoln Fletcher contributed 16 points of his own, kicking six from six as well as scoring a try just before halftime.

Mitchell said the boys really need to prove defensively ahead of their next clash with Patrician Brothers, Blacktown on June 14.

“If we want to be really serious about this competition, we can’t be conceding 18 points every week.”

It was a good start to the 2023 season for Hills Sports. Pic: Christian Anstey

PREVIEW

Still chastened by last year’s grand final defeat, Hills Sports High are determined to kick off their 2023 Peter Mulholland Cup campaign in style on Wednesday.

After going through the 2022 season undefeated, Hills fell 20-16 to Patrician Brothers, Fairfield in the final moments of a thrilling decider.

They start their new campaign with a clash against Endeavour Sports High, a team they comfortably disposed of in the early rounds last year.

Hills began last year’s decider on fire but faded in the second half.

The match is part of a blockbuster double header at Blue Bet Stadium and will be LIVE STREAMED exclusively by KommunityTV as part of our season-long coverage of the Peter Mulholland Cup.

Patrician Brothers, Blacktown clash with Westfield Sports High in the later game. See the full round one schedule below.

WATCH ROUND 1 OF THE PETER MULHOLLAND CUP

Don’t miss a match from the opening round of the NRL Schoolboys Peter Mulholland Cup. See the draw below and check back here for links to the streams on game day!

Wednesday, May 17
12.30pm: Bass High v Holy Cross Ryde
WATCH THE REPLAY

Tuesday, May 23
1pm: St Gregory’s College v St Dominic’s College
WATCH THE REPLAY

Tuesday, May 30
6pm: Patrician Brothers Fairfield v Matraville Sports
WATCH THE REPLAY

Wednesday, May 31
11am: Hills Sports High v Endeavour Sports High
WATCH THE REPLAY

1pm: Patrician Bros. Blacktown v Westfields Sports
WATCH THE REPLAY

Thursday, June 1
2pm: Illawarra Sports High v Erindale College
WATCH THE GAME LIVE

2pm: Central Coast Sports College v All Saints Maitland
WATCH THE GAME LIVE

Wednesday, June 7
10.15am: Farrer MAHS v Hunter Sports

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All four teams are part of the seeded pool and Hills coach Shane Jones knows his side face a huge task to repeat last year’s heroics.

“Obviously these games are very hard to win,” Jones said.

“But the boys are out there training in the early hours of the morning, sometimes it’s still dark and there’s frost on the oval, but they get it done because they love it.”

Jordan Uta, who came off the bench in last year’s grand final, said the boys want to come into the new season stronger than ever and learn from last year’s mistakes.

Hills Sports players Callan Phillips, Albert litisoni, Lorenzo Talataina and Jordan Uta.

“It obviously gives us more motivation,” Uta said.

“It all depends on the boys, if they put in the effort in training, the results will come.”

A key part of bouncing back from last year’s disappointment for Jones is consistency in every game, no matter the opponent.

“We try to instil in the boys how important it is to compete in every moment of the game, not just in the big games,” Jones said.

TEAM LISTS

Endeavour Sports High School

1. Zane Walker, 2. Luca Bento, 3. Nikora Williams, 4. Aiden Hodges, 5. Bailey Leach, 6. Bronson Harden-Emery, 7. Bryce Sait, 8. Viliami Hikila, 9. Tye Bursill, 10. Loko Pasifika-Tonga, 11. Cyrus Stanley-Traill, 12. Lochlin Moses, 13. Risiate Smith, 14. Kaden Gardner, 15. Trent Dixon, 16. Blake Watman, 17. Natane Haunga, 18. Lewis Sargeant-Wilson, 19. Kalan Ngaika; Coach: Brad Kelly

Hills Sports High School

1. Lincoln Fletcher, 2. Cooper Rauhihi, 3. PJ Sosaiete, 4. Albert Litisoni, 5. Na’oia Tofaeano, 6. Tyler Birnie, 7. Marc Tannous, 8. Douglas Tuala, 9. Jackson McBain, 10. Jordan Uta, 11. Mace Karhani, 12. Hayden Elkris, 13. Jordan Bunt, 14. Mitchell Owen, 15. Adam Meslemani, 16. Riley Watson-Miletic, 17. Logan Huia, 18. Sevuloni Satala

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Sydney RED v Southern

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Sydney RED v Northern

Sydney GOLD v Western

Panthers announces 2023 Junior Representative award winners

City Under 16s overwhelm Country

City Under 18s chalk up three-peat over gallant Country

Representative teams named for Country v City

Country Women take early bragging rights

Eels able to outlast determined Knights

Roosters make history with back-to-back Tarsha Gale Cups

2023 Harold Matthews Cup Grand Final

Mounties win epic decider with historic scoreline
Monaro compile magnificent seven tries to down Knights

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2023 Women’s Country Championship (Coming Soon)
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Erindale flex their muscles

dailytelegraph — Fri, 02 Jun 2023 13:34:00 +0000

Erindale flex their muscles

Author : Kevin Merrigan NewsCorp Sport

Erindale flex their muscles

NRL Schoolboys live stream: Erindale look to make big impression early against Illawarra

A try of the competition candidate and a stand-out showing from Ethan Alaia were just part of the dynamic Erindale package on display in their big Peter Mulholland Cup win over Illawarra.

Relive the action.

Erindale have flexed their muscles with a statement opening round victory over Illawarra, running away 38-8 winners in a dominant performance at Berkeley Sports Club on Thursday.

Five-eighth Ethan Alaia was a standout performer for the visitors, picking up two first half tries and showcasing a mean stepping and running game.

“He’s got some frightening speed,” coach Ashley Barnes said about his young No.6.

“He’s been playing a lot of hooker so he’s still adjusting to five-eighth.

“The more he plays there though the better he’s getting and he showed that today.”

Coach Barnes identified Max Millan as a key performer for his side for his tireless work in the front row, as well as Laurie Daley Cup gun Xavier Cacciotti for his running game and contact in defence.

Country U18 player Xavier Cacciotti was excellent for Erindale.

Max Mercer, captain of the Monaro Colts Laurie Daley Cup side, was another top performer, picking up two tries from second row, the second of which was a great bursting run off a short ball from Alaia.

Try of the match came within the opening minutes, with Laurie Daley Cup star Xavier Cacciotti breaking down the right flank and beating a number of tackles, before fullback Sam Gash was on hand to finish the move under the sticks.

Illawarra’s sole try of the opening half came through Tyrone Amone, leading to some tempers flaring from both sides after the post-try celebrations.

That was all the fight the Illawarra side would show however, with damaging front rower Palu Tuasala being the only diamond in the rough for the home side, as well as big interchange forward Tony Taani, who got a rousing reception from the home crowd with every hit-up.

Erindale’s other tries would come through Alex Sweeney and Olli Bolatagici down a damaging right flank, with centre Mark Tuialii showcasing great skill in the buildup down that side.

“I think we did some really good things for a round one performance,” coach Barnes said.

“I think there were still some periods where we weren’t playing to the standards we want to … a bit wayward with the footy at times, lacking a bit of discipline.

“There were a lot of positives to take away from that game though.”

Illawarra put a late consolation on the board through pacey centre Harry Wililo, forcing his way through the tiring Erindale defence, but it took nothing away from an electric opening round performance from the visitors.

WATCH ROUND 1 OF THE PETER MULHOLLAND CUP

Don’t miss a match from the opening round of the NRL Schoolboys Peter Mulholland Cup. See the draw below and check back here for links to the streams on game day!

Wednesday, May 17
12.30pm: Bass High v Holy Cross Ryde
WATCH THE REPLAY

Tuesday, May 23
1pm: St Gregory’s College v St Dominic’s College
WATCH THE REPLAY

Tuesday, May 30
6pm: Patrician Brothers Fairfield v Matraville Sports
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Wednesday, May 31
11am: Hills Sports High v Endeavour Sports High
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1pm: Patrician Bros. Blacktown v Westfields Sports
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Thursday, June 1
2pm: Illawarra Sports High v Erindale College
WATCH THE GAME LIVE
2pm: Central Coast Sports College v All Saints Maitland
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Wednesday, June 7
10.15am: Farrer MAHS v Hunter Sports

PREVIEW Erindale flex their muscles

Erindale will be looking for a repeat of their thumping 2022 first round triumph over Illawarra when the two sides meet again in the 2023 Peter Mulholland Cup next Thursday.

The Canberra-based team features some of the most talented juniors from across the Raiders junior rep system in SG Ball, Harold Matthews, as well as the Monaro Colts in the Andrew Johns and Laurie Daley Cups.

Coach Ashley Barnes hopes the more mature players in his side will lift those around them after gaining experience in the City v Country U18s match recently, with the likes of Xavier Cacciotti and Samuel Gash playing for the Country side.

You catch every moment of this blockbuster match at Collegians Sports Ground from 2pm on Thursday exclusively on KommunityTV as part of our two-year deal to cover the NRL Schoolboys Cup competition.

The Erindale side also features promising Harold Matthews Cup stars Jonah Anderson and Mitchell Brophy who will control the spine alongside Cacciotti.

Erindale reached the final four last year, beating Patrician Brothers, Blacktown in the quarter finals before going down to Hill Sports 22-18 in a semifinal thriller. They began their campaign with a 12-try rout of Illawarra.

Hopes are high for another big run this year.

Erindale College made it all the way through to nthe final four in 2022.

“A lot of them have grown a lot through their junior reps work over the past few months,” Barnes said.

“I think if we play to our potential, we’ll be tough to beat.

“We put a good performance on the Illawarra side last year, so no doubt they’ll want to turn that around.”

The Illawarra side features a number of victorious Laurie Daley Cup stars with the Illawarra South Coast Dragons, such as devastating prop forward Palu Tausala.

A number of Illawarra Steelers Harold Matthews Cup representatives make up the backline, including halfback Kade Reed, rapid centre Hayden Buchanan and winger Harry Wililo.

Coach Brett Kelly highlighted Darnell Te Ahuru as another to watch from the wing, as a former high jumper of 1.92m, he’ll be near impossible to contain under the high ball.

“We know they’re normally pretty strong the Erindale side,” Kelly said.

“But I reckon we’ve got some pretty solid forwards and some good pace to burn in the outside flanks.

“If we play well we’re more than a good chance of taking it out.”

TEAM LISTS

Erindale College

1 Sam Gash, 2 Koko Salim, 3 Lachlan Cunanan, 4 Mark Tuialii, 5 Alex Sweeney, 6 Ethan Alaia, 7 Jonah Anderson, 8 Jesse Millin, 9 Mitchell Brophy, 10 Jayden Svager, 11 Max Mercer, 12 Brock Apolevski, 13 Xavier Cacciotti, 14 Olli Bolatagici, 15 Josh Urbaniak, 17 Peter Soward, 18 Luke Tuialii, 19 Blake Hovi

Illawarra Sports High

1. Tali Feagai, 2. Darnell Te Ahuru, 3. Ben Kami, 4. Harry Wililo, 5. Brodie Annen, 6. Lachlan Greatz, 7. Kade Reed, 8. Palu Tausala, 9. Isaiah Hegedus, 10. Zech Taufa, 11. Tyrone Amone, 12. Jacob Colwell, 13. Jack Rogers, 14. Khobe Phillips, 15. Rivah Jago, 16. Tony Taani, 17. Brett Carney, 18. Peter John Povey

NSWCHS 2023 State Trials Action Photo’s

Day 1 Action Photo’s (Next week)

Day 2 Action Photo’s (Next week)

Day 3 Action Photo’s

BOYS

Sydney RED v Southern

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Sydney RED v Northern

Sydney GOLD v Western

Panthers announces 2023 Junior Representative award winners

City Under 16s overwhelm Country

City Under 18s chalk up three-peat over gallant Country

Representative teams named for Country v City

Country Women take early bragging rights

Eels able to outlast determined Knights

Roosters make history with back-to-back Tarsha Gale Cups

2023 Harold Matthews Cup Grand Final

Mounties win epic decider with historic scoreline
Monaro compile magnificent seven tries to down Knights

Action Photo Galleries

2023 Women’s Country Championship (Coming Soon)
2023 Harold Matthews Cup Grand Final
2023 SG Ball Cup Grand Final (Coming Soon)
2023 Tarsha Gale Cup (Coming Soon)

2023 SG Ball Cup Grand Final team lists

2023 Tarsha Gale Cup Grand Final team lists

2023 Harold Matthews Cup Grand Final team lists

2023 HNWP Grand Final team lists

SG Ball finals six players to watch

2023 Harold Matthew Cup Elimination Finals Team Lists

2023 Tarsha Gale Cup Elimination Finals Team Lists

2023 SG Ball Cup Elimination Finals Team Lists

Action Photo Galleries

Semi Final Laurie Daley Cup Action Photo’s

More NSWRL Junior Rep’s news

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Harold Matthews Cup Draw / Results

SG Ball Cup Draw / Results

Tarsha Gale Cup Draw / Results

HNWP Draw / Results

Andrew Johns Cup Draw / Results

Laurie Daley Cup Draw / Results

(QRL) Mal Meninga Cup Draw / Results

(QRL) Cyril Connell Challenge Draw / Results

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NSWCHS selects u18 schoolboy / girls teams

stevemontgomery — Thu, 25 May 2023 09:00:40 +0000

NSWCHS selects u18 schoolboy / girls teams

Author : Steve Montgomery

NSWCHS selects u18 schoolboy / girls teams

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NSWCHS hosted the 2023 under 18 State Trial at Collegians Sports Centre this week

The trials were played over 3 days between Monday 22 – 25 May with 5 schoolboy and 4 schoolgirl teams competiting for the huge honour of representing the NSWCHS at the National School Championship played in July at Redcliffe Stadium.

With all nine teams playing, the NSWCHS organised the tourniment which ran smoothly and on time each day, so congratulations to all the school commitee’s involved.

After 3 days of extreemly competitive rugby league, the NSWCHS Selectors had a very difficult task of selecting 2 teams to get it on in Redcliffe at the ASSRL Championships.

For the first time in NSWCHS history, an Under 18 Schoolgirl team was selected.

Another hard decision the selectors had to make was to choose the Players of the tournement.

The 2023 Schoolboy Player of the Tournemnt is : Lachlan Galvin – Westfields Sports High School

The 2023 Schoolboy Player of the Tournemnt is : Lachlan Galvin – Westfields Sports High School (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The 2023 Schoolgirl Player of the Tournemnt is : Kasey Reh – Figtree High School

The 2023 Schoolgirl Player of the Tournemnt is : Kasey Reh – Figtree High School (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

To save time in these game, there were no conversions, all scores are tries only (4 points)

Day 1 Scores

Boys
Southern 24 – 12 Northern
Girls
Northern – Western
Boys
Presidents 24 – 8
Girls
Sydney Gold 28 – 12 Sydney Red
Boys
Sydney Gold 28 – 8 Sydney Red
Girls
Southern 16 – 8 Northern

Day 2 scores

Boys
Southern 24 – 16 Western

Girls
Southern 24 – 0 Sydney Red

Boys
Sydney Gold – Northern

Girls
Sydney Gold 20 – 16 Northern

Boys
Presidents 8 – 20 Sydney Red

Girls
Western 0 – 16 Sydney Red

Day 3 Scores

Boys

Sydney Gold 32 – 4 Presidents
Sydney Red 20 – 16 Southern
Northern 28 – 12 Western

Girls

Southern 40 – 0 Western
Northern 20 – 4 Sydney Red
Sydney Gold 32 – 4 Western

The Teams

2023 NSWCHS 18s Schoolboy Rugby League team

2023 NSWCHS 18s Schoolboy Rugby League team (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Sheldon Abbey – Sir Joseph Banks Higfh School
Hayden Buchanan – Kiama High School
Sosefo Finau – Westfields Sports High School
Lachlan Galvin – Westfields Sports High School
Fletcher Hunt – Warren Central High School
Aaron Keppie – Picton High School
Simione Laiafe – Bass High School
Luke Laulili – Westfields Sports High School
Albert Litisoni – The Hills Sports High School
Pasifiki Tonga – Endeavour Sports High School – Kogarah Cougars JRLFC
Kade Read – Illawarra Sports High School
Zac Sarfati – Randwick Boys High School
Fanafou Seve – Bass High School
Tyrus Siania Salanoa – Illawarra Sports High School
Beau Slade – Huntrer Sports High School
Logan Spinks – Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School
Cyrus Stanley-Traill – Endeavour Sports High School – Kogarah Cougars JRLFC
Marc tannous – The Hills Sports High School
Palu Tausala – Illawarra Sports High School
Nikora Williams – Endeavour Sports High School

2023 NSWCHS U18 Schoolgirls team list

2023 NSWCHS 18s Schoolgirl Rugby League team (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Faustina Akeje – Bass High School
Ryvrr-Lee Alo – Hunter Sports High School
Charlotte Basham – Illawarra Sports High School
Indie Bostock – Warilla High School
Monica Fasavala-Faamausili – Bass High School
Mariah Fasavala-Faamausili – Bass High School
Kayla henderson – Crestwood High School
Mele Ketu’u – Bass High School
Ashley Ketu’u – Bass High School
Aliyah Nasio – Kingswood High School
Maria Paseka – Illawarra High School
Herewaka Pohatu – Illawarra High School
Mere Rasaku – Bass High School
Kasey Reh – Figtree High School
Sophie Smith – Hunter High School
Jaida Staben – Kincumber High School
Lita Takapaulolo – Westfields High School
Caley Tallon-Henniker – Figtree High School
Mai Walsh – Illawarra High School
Lilly-Ann White – Hunter River High School

NSWCHS Rugby League convenor Mr. Tim Wykes and Mr. Kevin Stacey should be congratulated for all their hard work over many months for their efforts putting the 2023 NSWCHS State u18 trials together.

While talking to parents, Mr Wykes reminded us all that all the teachers involved in school rugby league do it on a voluntary basis and do not get paid for their time.

Referee’s

The referee’s did a terrific and busy job at the NSWCHS State u18 trials.

Just like the players, the referee’s were competing to officiate at the ASSRL Champinships and further honours, well done boiz and thank you all very much.

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NSWCHS 2023 State Trials Action Photo’s

Day 1 Action Photo’s (Next week)

Day 2 Action Photo’s (Next week)

Day 3 Action Photo’s

BOYS

Sydney RED v Southern

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Sydney RED v Northern

Sydney GOLD v Western

Panthers announces 2023 Junior Representative award winners

City Under 16s overwhelm Country

City Under 18s chalk up three-peat over gallant Country

Representative teams named for Country v City

Country Women take early bragging rights

Eels able to outlast determined Knights

Roosters make history with back-to-back Tarsha Gale Cups

2023 Harold Matthews Cup Grand Final

Mounties win epic decider with historic scoreline
Monaro compile magnificent seven tries to down Knights

Action Photo Galleries

2023 Women’s Country Championship (Coming Soon)
2023 Harold Matthews Cup Grand Final
2023 SG Ball Cup Grand Final (Coming Soon)
2023 Tarsha Gale Cup (Coming Soon)