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The Parramatta Eels would like to Congratulate the following players named in the Eels 2022 Junior Reps Train-on squad for season 2022.

Harold Mathews CUP for 2022

Mohamed Alameddine – Wentworthville
Matthew Arthur – Rouse Hill
Dylan Brettle – Rouse Hill
Josh Bridgett – Wentworthville
Zane Capovilla – Hills
Charbel Chehade – Wentworthville
Lachlan Coinkis – Rouse Hill
Chad Daniles – Rouse Hill
Lennox E’E – Canly Vale
Junior Fagalele – Cabramatta
Jacob Fahim – Hills
Jordan Faleono – Rouse Hill
Dominic Farrugia – Rouse Hill
Jezaiah Funa-luta – Cabramatta
Michael Gabreal – Wentworthville
Thomas Grech – Hills
Kobi Hurford – Wentworthville
Jacob (Bobby) John
Tyrese Lokeni – Rouse Hill
Brodie Manning – Rouse Hill
Luke Maroun – Rouse Hill
Zaidas Muagututia – N/A
Lucius Muliga – Cabramatta
Markkuz Ofanoa – Cabramatta
Movete Oto’ota – Wentworthville
Richard Penisini – N/A
Sebastian Piukala – Wentworthville
Julian Russell – Hills
Kingston Sabine – Wentworthville
Tyson Sanaalang – Rouse Hill
Jekope Sovau – Wentworthville
Blaize Talagi – Wentworthville
Lorenzo Talataina – Rouse Hill
Nathaniel Tiitii – Wentworthville
Mikayel Tito – Wentworthville
Filo Totoa Tunumafono – AST Tigers
Sam Tuivaiti – Canly Vale
Tevita Tukafu – Rouse Hill
Jordan Uta – Wentworthville
Mark Williams – Cabramatta

Our development and junior representative pathways are a vital part of the Parramatta Eels. This was demonstrated this year with 4 young players making their NRL debut for the Eels, all 4 players have come through our pathway’s programs.

For the players selected, we would ask that you please complete the following link before Friday 8th October, 2021:

https://forms.gle/STqGvjSqKQLbQg3x6

All players named in this squad will receive an Email outlining the steps here as well, in case they do not have access to social media, this will be sent to the most recent contact information supplied.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

It is exceptionally important to note, any player that declines a position in the Harold Mats train-on squad, will be subject to the PJRL & NSWRL 2022 transfer rules.

Our intention is to facilitate inductions late October/Early November, with training to commence in early November, this will all be dependent on the Government guidelines allowing us to do so.

As soon as we have further information round this happening, we will be in touch

Your Harold Mats Coach and Manager for the 2022 season will be:

Head Coach : Chris Howard

Manager: Gerry Gee.

Eels 2022 Junior Reps – Parramatta Eels Harold Matthews Cup – Rnd 7 Sat 10 April 2021 @ Shark Park (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

TARSHA GALE CUP for 2022

The Parramatta Eels would like to congratulate the following players named in the Eels Tarsha Gale Train-on squad for season 2022.

Alysha Bell
Ameena Kanj
Ashlee Pottinger
Bree Stone
Chelsee Austin
Debbie Doueihi
Demia Pritchard
Emily Waters
Hannah Mcfadyen
Jacinta Tui
Kasey Quye
Katalina Vave
Kyanna Lokeni
Lei-Lani Tua
Melenuku’o Akau’ola Laula
Nella Lima
Otile Manakofua
Petalina Atoa
Petesa Lio
Quin McVey
Rayven Boyce
Rosemarie Beckett
Ruby-Jean Kennard
Summah Terare
Tahleisha Pugh
Taimani Kolomaka
Tallara Bamblett
Tamerah Leati
Zali Yeo

Our development and junior representative pathways are a vital part of the Parramatta Eels. This was demonstrated this year with 4 young players making their NRL debut for the Eels, all 4 players have come through our pathway’s programs.

We hope to see some of the players listed here progressing eventually progressing through to our NRLW team in the future.

Your Tarsha Gale Coach and Manager for the 2022 season will be:

Head Coach : Ryan Walker

Manager: Martina Bialluch

Again, we would like to congratulate our players on the selection in our 2022 Tarsha Gale train-on squad.

Eels 2022 Junior Reps – Parramatta Eels Tarsha Gale Cup – Rnd 7 Sat 10 April 2021 @ Shark Park (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

SG BALL CUP for 2022

The Parramatta Eels would like to congratulate the following players named in the Eels SG Ball Train-on squad for season 2022.

Jake Abbey
Suliasi (Eddie) Aho
Josh Alhazim
Markis Atoa
Yehya Ayache
Reilly Canning
Tohu-Kadaf Cecil-Hamiora
Caleb Coroneos
Dom De Stradis
Raf De Stradis
Kalvin Epati
Francis Faaofo Tuitino
Ibrahim Fakhri
Kamoe Fekitoa
Freeman Forsythe
Lance Fualema
Dion Iro
Valdo Jankovic
Terrence Lafai
Josh Lealaiauloto
Kylan Mafoa
Paulie Manuel
Aufag (Orlando) Mina
Declan Murray
Cody Parry
Saxon Pryke
Daniel Readon
Josh Russell
Cooper Sinclair
Pat Spence
Genesis Talagi-Seuala
Max Tupou
Tutonu Junior Wright
Nevili (Paul) Zadourian

Eels 2022 Junior Reps – Parramatta Eels SG Ball Cup – Rnd 7 Sat 10 April 2021 @ Shark Park (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Our development and junior representative pathways are a vital part of the Parramatta Eels. This was demonstrated this year with 4 young players making their NRL debut for the Eels, all 4 players have come through our pathways programs.

Your SG Ball Coach and Manager for the 2022 season will be:

Head Coach : Steve O’Dea

Manager: Adam Martin.

Again, we would like to congratulate our players on selection our 2022 SG Ball train-on squad.

Related Links

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Wests Tigers announce 2022 junior representative squads 

Roosters Harold Matthews 2022 Summer Squad 

Roosters SG Ball 2022 Summer Squad

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The Eels wrapped up their regular round season of the Junior Representative Program with wins in all three grades against the Sharks.

Despite this success, only the Harold Matthews team has qualified for finals football.

Saturday’s triple-header began with Parra’s Tarsha Gale team completely dominating their opponents from the Shire.

Following the game plan of winning the middle then hitting the edges, the Eels compiled a 20 to nil half-time lead through tries to Ruby-Jean Kennard, Katalina Vave, Lucie Whitehead and Tahleisha Pugh.

Set completions were high and the team was playing with terrific energy and composure.

Though the Sharks scored two tries of their own after the break, the Eels put a stranglehold on the match with Losalio Sita Payne and Tamerah Leati crossing for tries during the second half.

As has been the case during the season, props Payne and Kennard laid a powerful platform through their work in the middle third. They were strongly supported by Kristen Cawthorne, Summah Terare and Tahleisha Pugh.

The Eels finished 7th on the ladder, with the Sharks qualifying for the finals in 6th place. It was very pleasing for the team to deliver their most complete performance in this match.

Congratulations are extended to coach Ryan Walker and his staff for the team’s development during this season.

In the second match of the day, the Eels Harold Matthews side secured a highly coveted top two placing with their convincing victory over the Sharks.

Unlike the Tarsha Gale match, the Matts team was somewhat low in energy during a tight first half. Tries to Sam Tuivaiti and Declan Murray provided them with a 10 to 6 lead at the break, but their opponents were very much in the contest.

The second half would prove to be a vastly different affair as the Eels pack asserted their dominance. As they rolled forward, the opportunities began to open up out wider.

Tries to Suliasi Aho, Blaize Talagi, and Raffaele De Stradis completed the second-half scoring as Parra hit 30 points for the match.

Talagi followed up his starring performance last week with another strong game today. Others to impress were Myles Martin, Yehya Ayache and Charlie Guymer.

It’s been an outstanding season so far for coach Steve O’Dea and his staff, and the team can be rightly proud of their second placing on the ladder.

However, the job is not yet complete. Their second-place finish gives them a bye in the first week of the finals. The grand final qualifier awaits in two weeks.

Finally, the Eels SG Ball team finished their season with a resounding 54 to 18 win over the Sharks.

Parra’s forwards set the tone for this match. From Peter Taateo’s try in the first minute through to Drew Lloyd’s four-pointer in the 67th minute, the Eels pack not only provided the winning platform but also featured six times on the try-scoring list.

All up, the Blue and Golds added nine tries in a devastating display.

Their 30 to 6 half-time lead came through tries to Taateo, Tyrone Sau, Larry Muagututia, Jontay-Junior Betham-Misa, and Sione Tapuosi.

Four more tries were added during the second half as the Eels pack continued to skittle their opposition. Koevy Lemusu, Francis Tuitino, Freeman Forsythe, and Drew Lloyd each crossed for four-pointers which Josh Chappell duly converted into six-pointers.

Larry Muagututia, Peter Taateo, Jontay-Junior Betham-Misa were standouts, as were Brock Parker and Tyrone Sau. Indeed, statisticians might have experienced some difficulties in keeping up with Sau’s tackle-breaks.

Sitting in equal 6th with the Steelers, Parra entered this match 17 points behind the Steelers in the points differential. Unfortunately for the Eels, the Steelers humiliated the Bears 80 to 10 in their final match, making the Eels’ quest to run down that differential lead quite impossible.

With so many SG Ball age-eligible players elevated to the Eels NSW Cup and Flegg teams, coach Craig Brennan and his staff can feel proud of their squad giving the finals a genuine nudge. As a result of those elevations, more players were given the opportunity to showcase their potential at the SG Ball level, and the side validated this policy in only losing two games during the season.

Tarsha Gale Cup

Eels 30 (Tries: Ruby-Jean Kennard, Katalina Vave, Lucie Whitehead, Tahleisha Pugh, Losalio Sita Payne, Tamerah Leati Goals: Summah Terare 3) defeated Cronulla 12

Harold Matthews Cup

Eels 30 (Tries: Sam Tuivaiti, Declan Murray, Charlie Guymer, Suliasi Aho, Blaize Talagi, Raffaele De Stradis Goals: Ethan Sanders 3) defeated Cronulla 10

SG Ball Cup

Eels 54 (Tries: Peter Taateo, Tyrone Sau, Larry Muagututia, Jontay-Junior Betham-Misa, Sione Tapuosi, Koevy Lemusu, Francis Faaofo Tuitino, Freeman Forsythe, Drew Lloyd Goals: Josh Chappell 9) defeated Cronulla 18

TGC Round 7 Full Results, Ladder & Player Stat’s

TGC Rnd 7 Sharks v Eels Action Photo Gallery (Coming Soon)

HMC Round 7 Full Results, Ladder & Player Stat’s

HMC Rnd 7 Sharks v Eels Action Photo Gallery (Coming Soon)

SGB Round 7 Full Results, Ladder & Player Stat’s 

SGB Rnd 7 Sharks v Eels Action Photo Gallery (Coming Soon)

EELS Junior Reps Team of the Week

1. Patrick Spence (HM)
2. Chelsee Austin (TG)
3. Tyron Sau (SG)
4. Tahleisha Pugh (TG)
5. Sione Tapu’osi (SG)
6. Katalina Vave (TG)
7. Josh Chappell (SG)
8. Ruby-Jean Kennard (TG)
9. Kristen Cawthorne (TG)
10. Losalio Payne (TG)
11. Summah Terare (TG)
12. Peter Taatao (SG)
13. Myles Martin (HM)

14. Lei-Lani Tua (TG)
15. Jacob John (HM)
16. Francis Faaofo Tuitino (SG)
17. Josh Alhazim (HM)

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