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Hills teach Central Coast lesson in Schoolgirls master class

The rising Schoolgirls powerhouse has now won back to back titles in NSW – next on the agenda will be a first-ever national success when they head to Queensland in two weeks.

Replay: Central Coast Sports College v Hills SHS – NRL Schoolgirls Cup…

Hills Sports High are NSW Schoolgirls champions after downing Central Coast Sports College 18-0 in a one-sided grand final at Campbelltown Stadium.

Having fallen to Central Coast in the preliminary rounds, the girls from Sydney’s west came out breathing fire and cruised to back-to-back titles following a dominant first half that included three unanswered tries.

“It was tough coming in knowing that we’d lost to them before,” said Hills coach Patricia Raikadroka.

“We made tactical changes and we had players returning from injury. Those key players lifted the team’s confidence, and Aliahana (Fuimaono) picked up the player of the match.”

Central Coast found breaking the Hills defence a tough assignment.

Ella Knowles runs the ball back in the Schoolgirl Cup Final (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Looking ahead, Hills are likely to start favourites next season as they chase a third consecutive title.

“A lot of our girls are either in year 11, and some are still in year 10.”

In unfortunate scenes, the game was called seven minutes early after Central Coast’s Bronte Ryan received treatment following a heavy knock.

At the time of reporting, as a precaution, the backrower was mobilised to hospital in the back of an ambulance.

Earlier, punishing backrower Aliahana Fuimaono, who was player of the match, burrowed across to put Hills ahead in the second minute, and the points kept flowing in a first half that finished 14-0.

Restricted by strangling defence, Central Coast rarely crossed halfway and they had little answer to the bullocking efforts of Hills rep stars Ella Walker and Mya Muller.

Walker proved unstoppable early, the Australian Schoolgirls prop continually put her side on the front foot and paved the way for centre Naioka Tuipulotu to cross out wide in the 10th minute.

Rising Harvey Norman Premiership centre Danielle Seckold added another before the break.

And any hope of a Central Coast comeback was immediately dashed on the resumption when Fuimaono dashed down the left edge for her second four pointer of the day.

Trailing by 18, Central rallied in the stifling conditions and began to dominate field position with 10 minutes to play.

Halves Mahlie Cashin and Madison Massey sparked several attacking raids, but Hills had all the answers, scrambling on numerous occasions to shut down promising plays.

With the state trophy in the cabinet, Hills have booked a trip to the Gold Coast next month where they will meet Queensland’s best in a battle to be crowned national champions.

PREVIEW

Hills Sports High aspires to become the pre-eminent nursery for girls rugby league talent in NSW.

Likely standing in their way to achieve that honour is their opponent in Wednesday’s NRL Schoolgirls Southern Division grand final – Central Coast Sports College.

Catch the action from the big game LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on KommunityTV from 11am at Campbelltown Stadium. Check the full week-long Schoolboys/Girls LIVE STREAM schedule from around the country below.

WATCH THE NRL SCHOOLS LEAGUE FINALS LIVE

NSW STATE FINALS
Wednesday, August 28
Campbelltown Stadium

11am: NRL Schoolgirls Cup NSW
Hills Sports High v Central Coast Sports College
WATCH THE REPLAY

12.30pm: Peter Mulholland Cup final
Patrician Brothers Blacktown v Endeavour Sports High
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QUEENSLAND STATE FINALS

Thursday, August 29
Sunshine Coast Stadium

10.30am: NRL Schoolgirls Cup QLD final
Ipswich State High v The Cathedral College
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12pm: Phil Hall Cup final
Palm Beach Currumbin SHS v Kirwan State High
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This match-up is much anticipated, especially with the standard of the women’s game lifting significantly in the wake of the NRLW’s growing popularity and recent expansion.

Hills Sports coach Patricia Raikadroka, whose playing experience included running out for the Australian Prime Ministers XIII and Fiji, said is a key for her young team this season has been the school supporting both rugby league and rugby sevens.

“The skills really complement each other,” she said

Hills second rower Aliahana Fuimaono on the charge. Pic: Steve Montgomery

“We have a pool of athletes that like both and it works well for us. They are taking on opportunities, that are helping them.

“The two sports are quite different, the patterns and how they use their bodies is quite different.

“I know other programs separate, but we work well with the coaches to make sure the players get everything they need and it’s good for the girls.”

The rugby league program at Hills only started 12 months ago and has been an instant hit.

“Our numbers in a year from girls applying have almost tripled,“ Raikadroka said.

“Our senior squad last year was 20 odd and the juniors were about the same.

“We’ve had close to 100 applications to come to the school, we are trying to set ourselves up as a real nursery.

“We are shaping up to be the place to be for women players to come.

“We want them to be good people, the best rugby league or rugby sevens athletes here we can, and we want people that contribute to the culture of the team as well.”

Hills proved too strong for Erindale in last year’s decider.

2023 Schoolgirl Cup Champions The Hills SHS (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Central Coast has the same ambitions for young football talent north of Sydney.

“It’s only our second year in the competition. Last year we struggled to even put points on the board,“ said coach Paul Franz.

“Now we are a year older, a new school in the rugby league world and girls want to come here.

“They don’t need to leave the coast to play rugby league.”

Hills Sports High made their way into the grand final with a 16-4 victory over Westfields Sports, while Central Coast booked their spot with a 24-10 win over Bass High.

In the pool phase, Hills posted a 42-10 victory over Bass High but were downed 24-10 by Central Coast in late June.

Central Coast also defeated Bass High 24-4 in another pool game.

TEAM LISTS

Hills Sports High

1. Anastasia Leatupue, 2. Esther Tuipulotu, 3. Naioka Tuipulotu, 4. Danielle Seckold, 5. Anita Ropati, 6. Manu’a Moleka, 7. Olivia Va’alele, 8. Ella Walker, 9. Aaliyah Soufan, 10. Shire Thocolich, 11. Aliahana Fuimaono, 12. Kaylee Andrews, 13. Mya Muller, 14. Lyric Salafai, 15. Adriana Tuara, 16. Matoisha Kalepo , 21. Lily-Ann Abboud, 20. Tavina Pritchard

Central Coast Sports College

1. Ella Knowles, 2. Indie Rosen, 3. Grace Dabin, 4. Emily Carlisle, 5. Maia Madden Khan, 6. Mahlie Cashin, 7. Madison Massey, 8. Ellie Brander, 9. Olivia Saley, 10. Emilie Rose Hall, 11. Bronte Ryan, 12. Millie Parker, 13. McKenzie Hammond, 14. Hiva Mahe, 15. Grace Mahe, 16. Ruby Anderson, 17. Summer Pollard, 18. Kaela Ida

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ASSRL day 4 & 5 Results

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Results Day 4

Result Game 34 – 15 Years Boys Pool A

NSWCIS 28 – 16 ACT
TRIES : Darcy Feltham, Jarryd King 2, Sam Polley, Hunter Wiki-Sullivan
Goals – Talen Risati 4
defeated ACT 16
TRIES : Sonny Lauvao, George Amaiu, Isaiah Cornforth
Goals – Rhys Chapman 2

Players of Match – NSWCIS – 9 Ashton Large (The Scots College)
ACT – 9 James Smith (Marist College)

Result Game 35 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

VIC 28 – 16 NT
TRIES : Eden Etena Tokuma, Jayden Matatumua, Lewis Ah Ching, Levi Kanongataa, Mika Tauese
Goals : Emmanuel Walker 2, Mikaere Barnes 2
defeated NT 16
TRIES : Brodie Peacock, Zion Lafaele-Selio, Marley May
Goals : Deacon Summerville 2

Players of Match – VIC – 9 Levi Kanongataa (The Grange P-12)
NT – 29 Marley May (Mackillop Catholic College)

Result Game 36 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

ASSRL Goannas 40 – 6 WA
TRIES : Lewis Jones, Xavier Williams-Byers, Jimi Kusu 2, Ashton Allen, Callum Miskell, Tom Gagai
Goals : Callum Miskell 4, Kyron Croaker, Cruz McGuinness
defeated WA 6 TRIES : Kyron Arthy
Goal : Benjamin Cottam

Players of Match – ASSRL Goannas – 20 Lewis Jones (Kurri Kurri High)
WA – 12 Brodie Shaw (Darling Range Sports College)

Day 5 Results

10.00am – Game 37 – 15 Years Boys Pool A – Group 1 3rd Placed – ACT v Group 2 3rd Placed – NSWCCC

NSWCCC 44 – 4 ACT
TRIES : Chase Butler, Tayler Humphries, Daniel Green, Christopher Moala, Liam Powderly, Mark Peterson, Chase Pupualii, Thomas Goodfield, Christian Azzi
Goals – Tayler Humphries, Chase Butler 3)
defeated
ACT 4
TRIES : William Downey

Players of Match – NSWCCC – 1 Thomas Goodfield (St Gregory’s College)
ACT – 10 Sonny Lauvao (St Edmund’s College)

11.05am Game 38
15 Boys Pool A Semi Final

QRSS Maroon v QRSS White

QRSS Maroon 32 – 18 QRSS White
TRIES : Dean Tauaa 2, Tupou Francis, Gazniah To’omaga, Kalani Patu, Grayson Wharakura
Goals – Riley Carbone 4)
defeated
QRSS White 18
TRIES : Feleti VJ Letalu, Gausa Dau, Tawa-Dean Simpkins
Goals – Payton Gifford, Timahna Tandy 2

Players of Match – QRSS Maroon – 19 Jai Bilish (Keebra Park SHS)
QRSS White 3 – Kye Connell (Ignatius Park College)

12.10pm Game 39

NSWCIS 28 – 4 NSWCHS
NSWCIS 28
TRIES : Jarryd King, Sam Polley, Darcy Feltham 2, Hunter Wiki Sullivan 2
Goals – Talen Risati 2) defeated
NSWCHS 4
TRIES : Will Manning

Players of Match – NSWCHS – 8 Talmage Brown (Westfields Sport High)
NSWCIS – 1 Darcy Feltham (Oakhill College)

1.20pm Game 40

16 Years Girls Semi Final – Pool A 1st Placed
NSWCHS 28 – 4 VIC
NSWCHS 28
TRIES : Brandy Simpson, Anastasia Leatupue 3, Naioka Tuipulotu, Ella Knowles
Goal – Olivia Vaalele, Kiara McGreogor
defeated VIC 4
TRIES : Ayva Tauti)

Players of Match – NSWCHS 15 Alaianne Toia (Rouse Hill HS)
VIC – 13 Akoija George (Maribyrnong Secondary College)

2.15pm Game 41 16 Years Girls Semi Final
NSWCIS 0 – 30 QRSS
QRSS 30
TRIES : Lilianah Lewis, Taliah Anderson, Shalom Sauaso. Orianna Clark, Janique Mili
Goals – Bailey Sorbello 3
defeated
NSWCIS nil

Players of Match – QRSS – 14 Lilianah Lewis (Marsden SHS)
NSWCIS – 12 Rubie Drake-Brockman (Hunter Valley Grammar School)

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ASSRL Champs Results Day 1 – 3

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After 3 days of fantastic under 15 Schoolboy and under 16’s schoolgirls rugby league the tournement continues.

Here are the full results from the first 3 days of intence competition

Day 1 Results

Result Game 1 – 15 Years Boys Pool A Group 1

QRSS Maroon 38
TRIES : Majah-Jose Peachey 2, Kingston Seve, Lincoln Dalton 2, Ethan Grimshaw 2
GOALS – Riley Carbone 4, Charlie Webb
defeated
ACT 4
TRIES : ‘Uhila Tai

Players of Match

QRSS Maroon 10 Viliami Fifita (The Southport School)
ACT 6 Isaiah Cornforth (Marist College Canberra)

Result Game 2 – 15 Years Boys Pool A Group 2

NSWCHS 26
TRIES : Will Manning, Talmage Brown, Ravai Tulevu, Callum Elsley, Chip Valentish
GOALS : Lachlan Metcalfe 3
defeated
NSWCCC 6
TRIES : Thomas Stepic
GOALS : Tayler Humphries

Players of Match
NSWCHS 3 Will Manning (Hunter Sports High School)
NSWCCC 13 Charlie Xuereb (Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown)

Result Game 3 – 16 Years Girls Pool A

NSWCHS 13
TRIES : Naioka Tuipuloty, Ella Knowles, Brandy Simpson, Waiaria Ellis
defeated
NSWCCC nil

Result Game 4 – 16 Years Girls Pool A

NSWCIS 13
TRIES : Mahlie Cashin, Makenzi Nelson, Jade Elford
defeated
WA nil

Result Game 5 – 16 Years Girls Pool B

QRSS 29
TRIES : Amanii Misa, Nazlyn Waaka-Rhind, Okalani Compton, Orianna Clark, Harlem Walker, Pauline Moliga, Caydence Fourace
defeated
ACT nil

Result Game 6 – 16 Years Girls Pool B

VIC 5
Try : Ebony Heurea
defeated
NT 4
TRIES : Milly Doyle)

Result Game 7 – 16 Years Girls Pool A

NSWCHS 13
TRIES : Brandy Simpson, Waiaria Ellis, Ella Knowles
defeated
NSWCIS nil

Result Game 8 – 16 Years Girls Pool A

WA 9
TRIES : Leona Yusia, Leilani Tongi-Finau
defeated
NSWCCC 4
TRIES :Charlotte Teplicanec)

Result Game 9 – 16 Years Girls Pool B

QRSS 33
TRIES : Porche John, Shalom Sauaso, Taliah Anderson, Danielle Tutakangahau, Janique Mili 2, Lilianah Lewis, Gabrielle Savage)
defeated
NT nil

Result Game 10 – 16 Years Girls Pool B

VIC 13
TRIES : Sammy Luamanu, Julliana Kolio, Irae Savea
defeated
ACT 4 TRIES : Reese Paunovic

Result Game 11 – 16 Years Girls Pool A

NSWCHS 13 (Tries – Brandy Simpson, Meleseini Makaui, Anastasia Leatupue) defeated WA nil

Result Game 12 – 16 Years Girls Pool A

NSWCIS 9
TRIES : Mia Vaotu’ua 2
defeated
NSWCCC 4
TRIES : Hannah Ison)

Result Game 13 – 16 Years Girls Pool B

QRSS 17
TRIES : Deleni Paitai, Nazlyn Waaka-Rhind, Janique Mili, Danielle Tutakangahau)
defeated
VIC nil

Result Game 14 – 16 Years Girls Pool B

ACT 17
TRIES : Reece Paunovic 2, Uta Uatisone Poka, Sabrina Marela)
defeated
NT nil

16 Years Female Player of the Day Awards:

ACT – 1 Leilani Raappana (Erindale College, Wanniassa)
NSWCCC – 12 Summer Dowell (St Joseph’s High School, Aberdeen)
NSWCHS – 7 Waiaria Ellis (Castle Hill High School)
NSWCIS – 9 Mahlie Cashin (Central Coast Sports College, Kariong)
NT – 14 Kim Assan (Katherine High School)
QRSS – 13 Shalom Sauaso (Ipswich State High School)
VIC – 6 Julliana Kolio (Fountain Gate Secondary College)
WA – 13 Bella Houghton (Kinross College)

ASSRL Champs Results Day 1 – 3 QSS Maroon & NSWCIS under 15 schoolboys (Photo : ASSRL)

Day 2 Results

Result Game 1 – 15 Years Boys Pool A Group 2

QRSS White 10
TRIES : Jordan Hotere, Timahna Tandy
GOALS : Paton Gifford
defeated NSWCCC 8
TRIES : Cornelius Pupualii, Cooper Morrison)

Players of Match

QRSS White 8 Tomasi Vaitai (Keebra Park SHS)
NSWCCC 10 Thomas Stepic (Acquinas Catholic College, Menai)

Result Game 2 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

ASSRL Goannas 46
TRIES : Jimi Kusu 2, Xavier Williams-Byers, Dewron Aitken, Kyron Croaker 2, Orlando Hickling, Bray Kurzydlo, Ashton Allen
GOALS : Callum Miskell 5
defeated
NT 6
TRIES : Eligh Pomroy
GOALS : Deacon Summerville)

Players of Match

ASSRL Goannas 13 Xavier Williams-Byers (Mount Austin High School)
NT 18 Zion Lafaele-Selio (Mackillop Catholic College)

Result Game 3 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

WA 16
TRIES : Brodie Shaw, Benjamin Cottam, Tyreece Thomason
GOALS : Taimana Hurihanganui 2
defeated
VIC 10
TRIES : Carlos Faaofo-Taula, Levi Kanongataa
GOALS : Emmanuel Walker)

Players of Match

Victoria – 10 Anaias Jones-teao (Victoria University Secondary College)
Western Australia – 2 Tyreece Thomason (Atwell College)

Day 3 Results

Result Game 18 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

WA 36
TRIES : Thomas Sinclair, Tyrese Flood, Tamarau Haimona, James Aleni 2, Xavier Cavanna, Lexdon Cooper
GOALS : Tamarau Haimona 4
defeated
NT 6
TRIES : Jaxon Boulton
GOALS – Deacon Summerville

Players of Match – WA 4 Carter Nikora (Darling Range Sports College) / NT 4 JC James Del Rosario (SEDA College NT)

Result Game 19 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

ASSRL Goannas 30 (Tries – Jezaiah Charles, Jerome Murgha, Callum Miskell, Jerome Murgha, Ashton Allen Goals – Callum Miskell 3, Ira Yeatman 2) defeated VIC 6 (Try – Jactin Samaeli Goal – Mikaere Barnes)

Players of Match – ASSRL Goannas 9 Bray Kurzydlo (Redcliffe SHS) / VIC 3 Jayden Matatumua (Fountain Gate College)

Result Game 20 – 15 Years Boys Pool A

QRSS Maroon 18 (Tries – James Gray, Majah-Jose Peachey, Grayson Wharakura, Ezekiel Jones Goal – Riley Carbone) defeated NSWCIS 12 (Tries – Talen Risati, Payton Tarau Goals – Talen Risati 2)

Players of Match

QRSS Maroon 13 Lincoln Dalton (Brisbane Grammar School)

NSWCIS 13 Sam Polley (Oakhill College)

Result Game 21 – 15 Years Boys Pool B

NSWCHS 20 (Tries – Triston Ross 2, CJ Udeh, Chip Valentish Goals – Lachlan Metcalfe 2) defeated QRS White 14 (Try – Timanha Tandy, Gausa Dau, Feleti VJ Letalu Goal – Payton Gifford)

Players of Match – NSWCHS 10 Siotame Havea Jr (Westfields Sports HS) QRSS White 19 Taj Burke (Mountain Creek SHS)

Result Game 22 – 16 Years Girls

QRSS 9
TRIES : Okalani Compton, Shalom Sauaso)
def
VIC 4
TRIES : Kamanu Lii Dennis)

Result Game 23 – 16 Years Girls

ACT 25
TRIES : Ella Panagiotopoulos 2, Reese Paunovic 2, Uta Uatison Poka, Dominica White
defeated
NT nil

Result Game 24 – 16 Years Girls

NSWCHS 12
TRIES : Brandy Simpson, Olivia Vaalele, Anastasia Leatupue
defeated
WA 5
TRIES : Leilani Tongi-Finau

Result Game 25 – 16 Years Girls

NSWCIS 5
TRIES : Mahlie Cashin
defeated
NSWCCC nil

Result Game 26 – 16 Years Girls

QRSS 29
TRIES : Amanii Misa, Okalani Compton, Lilianah Lewis, Nazlyn Waaka-Rhind, Janique Mili, Harlem Walker, Eta Fusi Sikahele
defeated
NT nil

Result Game 27 – 16 Years Girls

VIC 5
TRIES : Paige Diaz)
defeated
ACT nil

Result Game 28 – 16 Years Girls

NSWCHS 9
TRIES : Koffi Brookfield, Manua Moleka
defeated
NSWCIS nil

Result Game 29 – 16 Years Girls

WA 13
TRIES : Kyla -Rey Tuheke Kupa, Shontay Hokianga, Lalirra Dane
defeated
NSWCCC 8
TRIES : Sienna Thomas 2

Result Game 30 – 16 Years Girls

QRSS 13
TRIES : Caydence Fourace, Pauline Moliga, Chloe Mackenzie
defeated
ACT nil

Result Game 31 – 16 Years Girls

VIC 21
TRIES : Kamanu Lii Dennis, Summer Luamanu 2, Kyana Gordon, Oriana Beer
defeated
NT nil

Result Game 32 – 16 Years Girls

NSWCHS 17
TRIES : Manua Moleka 2, Brandy Simpson, Naioka Tuipulotu
defeated
NSWCCC 4
TRIES : Charlotte Teplicanec

Result Game 33 – 16 Years Girls

NSWCIS 13
TRIES : Ruby Anderson, Makenzi Nelson 2
def
WA 4
TRIES : Leona Yusia)

16 Years Female Player of the Day Awards:

ACT – 4 Ella Panagiotopoulos (St Francis Xavier College) / NSWCCC – 13 Matilda Vella (Caroline Chisholm College)
NSWCHS – 12 Tahlia O’Brien (Figtree High School) / NSWCIS – 13 Ruby Anderson (Central Coast Sports College)
NT – 1 Honey Chastain (Darwin High School) / QRSS – 12 Harlem Walker (Mabel Park SHS)
VIC – 2 Irae Savea (Marian College, Sunshine West) / WA – 4 Talitha Heta (Baldivis Secondary College)

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Sydney RED v Southern 

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u15 & u16 Championships

Live stream: ASSRL 15-16 Years National Championships HUB – Key info, schedule, how to watch

The 2023 NSWCHS U15 schoolboys (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The future of rugby league will be on full display as the ASSRL National Championships head to Port Macquarie for the first time. Check out our FREE HUB to find out how to watch LIVE.

Watch a full replay of Queensland v NSW CHS (Girls grand final).

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges will be hunting for an elusive Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League double when the best young talents hit the NSW Central Coast in September.

The ASSRL First Nations Goannas will be back in action at Port Macquarie in September. Picture: John Gass

As the NRL finals series gets into full swing, the future of the game will also take centre stage in Port Macquarie at the ASSRL 15-Years Boys and 16-Years Girls National Championships.

KommunityTV will live stream all the action from a massive week of action at the Port Macquaire Regional Stadium from September 23-29.

It comes after a successful 18-Years National Championships in Redcliffe in July.

The tournament will be the inaugural year for the 16-Years Girls competition, with teams coming from across the nation including Western Australia, Northern Territory and Victoria.

HOW TO WATCH LIVE

The LIVE STREAM coverage of the ASSRL National Championships will be available exclusively to full digital subscribers of any of News Corp Australia’s masthead titles.

Matches will be streamed on daily stories, and replays will be available after the conclusion of each game.

Use the schedule box below to find out when your team is playing, and then use the links within the box while the tournament is on to be directed to the right article to make sure you don’t miss a minute of the action.

2023 NSWCHS u16 Schoolgirls will compete in the u15 & u16 Championships Port MacQuarie later this month (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

WATCH THE ASSRL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS LIVE

DAY ONE – Saturday, September 23

9am: Opening Ceremony
10.15am: Queensland Maroon v ACT (U15 Boys)
11.20am: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (U15 Boys)
12.25pm: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (U16 Girls)
12.50pm: NSW CIS v WA (U16 Girls)
1.15pm: Queensland v ACT (U16 Girls)
1.40pm: NT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
2.05pm: NSW CHS v NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
2.30pm: NSW CCC v WA (U16 Girls)
2.55pm: Queensland v NT (U16 Girls)
3.20pm: ACT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
3.45pm: NSW CHS v WA (U16 Girls)
4.35pm: Queensland v Victoria (U16 Girls)
5pm: ACT v NT (U16 Girls)

DAY TWO – Sunday, September 24

10.05am: NSW CCC v Queensland White (U15 Boys)
11.10am: NT v ASSRL Goannas (U15 Boys)
12.15pm: WA v Victoria (U15 Boys)

DAY THREE – Monday, September 25

9am: WA v NT (U15 Boys)
10.05am: ASSRL Goannas v Victoria (U15 Boys)
11.10am: NSW CIS v Queensland Maroon (U15 Boys)
12.15pm: NSW CHS v Queensland White (U15 Boys)
1.20pm: Queensland v Victoria (U16 Girls)
1.45pm: ACT v NT (U16 Girls)
2.10pm: NSW CHS v WA (U16 Girls)
2.35pm: NSW CCC v NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
3.00pm: Queensland v NT (U16 Girls)
3.25pm: ACT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
3.50pm: NSW CHS v NSW CIS (U16 Girls)
4.15pm: NSW CCC v WA (U16 Girls)
4.40pm: Queensland v ACT (U16 Girls)
5.05pm: NT v Victoria (U16 Girls)
5.30pm: NSW CHS v NSW CCC (U16 Girls)
5.55pm: NSW CIS v WA (U16 Girls)

DAY FOUR – Tuesday, September 26

10am: NSW CIS v ACT (U15 Boys)
11.05am: Victoria v NT (U15 Boys)
12.10pm: ASSRL Goannas v WA (U15 Boys)

DAY FIVE – Wednesday, September 27

9am: U15 Boys ‘Game X’ (Group 1 3rd v Group 2 3rd)
10.05am: Pool A Semi-Final (Group 1 1st v Group 2 2nd)
11.10am: Pool A Semi-Final (Group 1 2nd v Group 2 1st)
12.15pm: Pool B ‘Game Y’ (3rd Place v 4th Place)
1.20pm: U16 Girls Semi-Final (Pool A 1st v Pool B 2nd)
2.15pm: U16 Girls Semi-Final (Pool A 2nd v Pool B 1st)

DAY SIX – Thursday, September 28

9am: U16 Girls Crossover (Pool A 3rd v Pool B 3rd)
9.50am: U16 Girls Crossover (Pool A 4th v Pool B 4th)
10.40am: U15 Boys Crossover (‘Game X’ Winner v ‘Game Y’ Winner)
11.45am: U15 Boys Crossover (‘Game X’ Loser v ‘Game Y’ Loser)
12.50pm: U15 Boys 3rd-Place Play-Off

DAY SEVEN – Friday, September 29

10am: U15 Boys Pool B Grand Final
11.25am: U16 Girls Grand Final
12.40pm: U15 Boys Pool A Grand Final
2.05pm: Closing Ceremony

The ASSRL Nationals will be played at Port Macquarie Regional Stadium from Saturday, September 23 to Friday, September 29.

The tournament features representative sides from across the nation in both boys and girls divisions.

The inaugural 16-Years Girls tournament will be played in a lightning carnival style over the opening rounds, with games lasting 20 minutes and teams playing three times over the day.

The girls playoff matches including crossover games and finals will be played over two 20-minute halves.

The boys tournament will be divided into two pools, with Pool A featuring NSWCHS, NSWCCC, NSWCIS, Queensland Maroon, Queensland White and the ACT.

Pool B will feature interstate sides Victoria, Western Australia and Northern Territory as well as an indigenous invitational side, the ASSRL Goannas.

Both pools will compete for their own championships across the week.

WHO COMES OUT ON TOP?

NSW Combined High Schools, who took out the inaugural 18-Years Girls title, will be one of the early favourites in the girls tournament alongside Queensland, NSW Combined Catholic Colleges and the Australian Capital Territory.

But they won’t have it easy at the tournament.

Winners are grinners. The CCC 16 girls team. Picture: Supplied

There is plenty of confidence coming from the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges’ camp after a successful trials day last month.

Two young players with plenty of potential to be on the lookout for are fullback Tamworth’s Macey Deitrich and halfback Macey Cox from St Joseph’s, Aberdeen.

In the boys tournament, it really is anyone’s game.

The NSW Combined High Schools team will have plenty of cohesion with six starters coming from reigning Peter Mulholland Cup champions Westfields Sports High.

NSW Combined Independent Schools won the 15-Years boys final against NSW Combined High Schools in Redcliffe last year. Picture: Zak Simmonds

The school is known for producing successful rugby league players, and the young guns have been working under an impressive program led by Troy Weeden.

But expect plenty of firepower out of the Queensland teams.

National Schoolboys championship winning coach Joshua Bretherton from Ipswich State High will coach the Queensland White side including The Cathedral College’s explosive ballrunner Jake Armstrong.

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Sydney GOLD v Presidents

Sydney RED v Southern

Northern V Western

GIRLS

Southern v Western

Sydney RED v Northern

Sydney GOLD v Western

Day 2 Action Photo’s

Boys

Southern v Northern

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Galvin shines for NSWCHS

NSWCHS five-eighth Lachlan Galvin is the good news Tigers fans need

It has been a dark week for all Wests Tigers fans, but there is one schoolboy giving them reason to hope at the ASSRL Nationals.

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Watch the replay of the ASSRL Nationals Day 1 – NSW CHS v NSWCIS (Boys)

It has been a dark week for Wests Tigers fans, but there is one schoolboy giving them reason to hope.

In the space of a week Tigers fans have had to deal with the fact Luke Brooks is leaving for the Northern Beaches, they are lacking a recognised half for next season and they were pasted 74-0 in a historic thumping at the hands of the Cowboys.

It’s been tough.

But there is one shining light in the form of NSW CHS halfback Lachlan Galvin.

In the space of 60 minutes, the Westfields Sports High talent made it clear the future isn’t all doom at Concord, after masterfully steering NSWCHS to a dominant win over NSWCIS on Saturday.

NSWCHS player Lachlan Galvin NSWCIS Vs NSWCHS in the ASSRL national championships in Redcliffe. Saturday July 1, 2023. Picture, John Gass

The 17-year-old Campbelltown product, who was previously part of the Eels junior system, will join the Tigers top 30 squad next season.

I am loving it

“I am loving it (at the Tigers),” Galvin said. “I got there last year and I am loving it.

“I just want to focus on my footy, train hard. I go into the Top 30 next year.

“When I got there I looked up to the NRL boys. Wayne Lambkin was the coach at Westfield and he’s the reserve grade coach there now and he’s really helped me and my footy.”

Galvin wasn’t the only future Tiger to impress for the NSWCHS side, with winger Luke Laulilii scoring an impressive double.

The duo have played together at Westfields Sports High for a number of years, and the playmaker said their combination was sound.

“In the Harold Mathews Cup, he (Laulilii) was fullback and we worked really well together,” Galvin said.

“It’s good to play with him he’s very fast. I just have to find him, he gives me a lot of room and he follows me.”

When asked who Galvin models his game off he said it was Queensland five-eighth Cameron Munster.

The NSW Combined High Schools lethal wing combination of Nikora Williams and Laulilii, with Galvin at the trigger, blew away their NSW Combined Independent Schools rivals in a 24-6.

NSWCIS, who also feature a Tigers-bound playmaker in Alex Conti, will have little time to lick their wounds as they return to action at the ASSRL Nationals on Monday.

WATCH THE DAY TWO ACTION FROM ASSRL NATIONALS LIVE

The schoolgirls action will kick off a massive second day at the ASSRL Under-18s Nationals in Redcliffe. Picture, John Gass

After a day off the field, the competition returns in a massive way with the first games for the Combined Affiliated States and ACT boys sides.

NSWCIS will cap off a massive day of action against the ACT, while the CAS side will meet a NSW Combined Catholic Colleges side flying off the back of a big win against Queensland on Saturday.

Monday’s action kicks off at Kayo Stadium in Redcliffe with another three rounds of the fast and flashy Schoolgirls Nationals tournament.

DAY TWO Results

Monday, July 3

Girls

9am: ACT 0 – 9 VIC
9.25am: NSW CHS 5 – 4 NSW CCC
9.50am: NT 5 – 4 WA
10.15am: NSW CIS 4 – 5 Queensland
10.40am: ACT 0 – 17 NSW CCC
11.05am: NSW CHS v VIC
11.20am: NT 0 – 29 Queensland
11.55am: NSW CIS 0 – 0 WA
12.20pm: ACT 0 – 21 NSW CHS
12.45pm: NSW CCC 13 – 0 VIC
1.10pm: NT 0 – 17 NSW CIS
1.35pm: Queensland 9 – 0 WA

Boys

2.10pm: NSW CCC 60 – 6 CAS
3.30pm: NSW CIS 16 – 22 ACT

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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.

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

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.

Finau Latu Kogarah Cougars JRLFC

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

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)

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NSWCIS awards night

Last Saturday night the 2022 NSWCIS Sports Awards were held at Abbotsleigh College, Wahroonga.

Our 2022 CIS 15s Team were named Secondary Team of the Year on the night – a magnificent achievement after winning the 2022 Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League 15 Years National Championships.

Former CIS Player & Australian Schoolboy & retired Parramatta Eels player Tim Mannah was the guest speaker at the awards night.

Former CIS Player & Australian Schoolboy & retired Parramatta Eels player Tim Mannah presenting award

Tim provided some great stories as well as advice to all the award recipients on the night and helped present the Team of the Year Pennants.

Tim Mannah with NSWCHS head ball boys

Also on the night, the following individual awards were presented for CIS Rugby League

Ruby Anderson – Central Coast Sports College – CIS Blue for her efforts in the first ever CIS Girls Team at the 2022 NSW Championships

Jesse McLean

Jesse McLean Newington College

Newington College – CIS Blue with Honours for his magnificent efforts representing the Australian Schoolboys on their first ever tour of Fiji in late 2022. Jesse was unable to make it on the night.

Waiaria Ellis

William Clarke College – was also to have received a Blue for the 16s Girls but was off at State Touch.

Bubba also was named Most Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year for her magnificent effort making the Australian Touch Team and also her representation with CIS Rugby League at the NSW Championships

Jesse McLean & Waiaria Ellis

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2023 CIS Trial Dates

Primary (must be 11 or 12 in 2023 & in year 5or 6). Monday May 8 – nominations close Monday May 1

18 Years Boys Phase 1 Trials (- must be 18 or under in 2023) Wednesday May 10 – nominations close Wednesday May 3 – certain exemptions apply for Phase 1 Trials – information regarding exemptions will be posted on CIS website soon.

18 Years Girls Trials (must be 17 or 18 in 2023) – Wednesday May 10 – nominations close Wednesday May 3

15 Years Boys Phase 1 (Must be 14 or 15 in 2023) – Wednesday May 17 – nominations close Wednesday May 10

16 Years Girls Trials (must be 15 or 16 in 2023) – Wednesday May 17 – nominations close Wednesday May 10

All Phase 1 Boys Trials, Primary Trials and Girls trials will be held at The Kingways Rugby League Fields, St Marys – 9:30am-3pm

15 and 18 Years Boys Phase 2 Trial and Training Camp – Saturday May 27-Monday May 29 – Sydney Academy of Sport, Narrabeen -5pm Saturday until 2pm Monday (15s have trial match Monday 6pm)

ASSRL Championship Dates

18s Boys and 18s Girls Combined ASSRL National Championships – Friday June 30- Friday July 7 – teams to fly up Thursday June 29 – Redcliffe, Queensland

15s Boys and 16s Girls Combined ASSRL National Championships – Saturday September 23-Friday September 29 – teams to drive up on Friday September 22 – Port Macquarie, NSW

More info to be posted soon once information posted on CIS website

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CIS Secondary Girls 16 Years & Under Rugby League Team 2022

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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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