Author : Cameron Mee NRL Reporter

Keebra Park win National Schoolboys title

Keebra Park High School is celebrating its first National Schoolboys Cup since 2017 after fullback David Bryenton steered the side to a gripping victory in Thursday’s final.

The visitors ran in four tries to two to hold off a fast-finishing Patrician Brothers Blacktown and secure a 20-12 win at Leichhardt Oval.

Patrician Brothers were buoyed by a vocal supporter base, but Keebra Park’s outstanding backs silenced the crowd early and they didn’t look back. The visitors kept their noses in front throughout the remainder of the contest.

The NSW champions battled valiantly, but their comeback effort finished short and they suffered a second-straight defeat in the National Schoolboys Cup final.

Keebra Park coach Peter Norman was thrilled

Keebra Park coach Peter Norman was thrilled with the composure his side showed late and said Thursday’s win was six years in the making.

“We had a large chunk of this group since year seven,” Norman told NRL.com. “To see their growth over the last six years to where they are now is incredible. A lot of them are actually in year 11, so it’s five years of growth.

“We’ve had some tough lessons where we’ve lost games like this and semi-finals but their work ethic and attitude got them this result.

Words can’t describe how proud I am.”

Bryenton was superb throughout the contest, claiming both the player of the match award and the Peter Sterling Medal for schoolboy player of the year.

David Bryenton received the Peter Sterling Medal as player of the year. Photo : NRL)

In doing so, he joined the likes of Ben Te’o, Payne Haas and David Fifita as Keebra Park students to win the medal.

The Year 12 student only joined the school three years ago when he relocated from East Auckland to Australia to pursue his rugby league ambitions.

Bryenton is contracted to the Bulldogs and will move to Sydney at the end of the year to take the next step in his NRL dream.

On Thursday, however, his only focus was on leading Keebra Park to a breakthrough National Schoolboys Cup title in the competition’s 50th year.

“I wanted to come over to Australia for an opportunity,” Bryenton said. “I was having a laugh with the boys back home and I messaged the Keebra Park Instagram page seeing if they could get me over. They accepted it and I’m so happy I’m here now.

“I moved over from New Zealand when I was 15, now it’s my third year, my last year here and it’s a surreal feeling to be leaving Keebra Park with a national title.

“I can’t wait to start a new journey with the Bulldogs next year. It will be a new environment, I’m a bit nervous but excited for it.”

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Sharks-backed Endeavour eye crucial Peter Mulholland Cup win

With a line-up dominated by emerging Cronulla players, Endeavour Sports High School will enjoy a strong home advantage against fellow powerhouse Patrician Brothers Fairfield at Sharks Stadium on Friday.

The teams will meet in Round 2 of the Peter Mulholland Cup (PMC) – the most prestigious schoolboy tournament in Australia comprising the best rugby league schools across NSW.

After losing last year’s final against Patrician Brothers Blacktown, Endeavour began their 2025 PMC campaign with a 40-4 victory over Farrar Memorial Agricultural School in May.

Captained by promising Sharks lock Tom Dellow, who won the club’s Junior Representative Player of the Year award in 2024, Endeavour is flush with Cronulla connections.

Coaches Dave Howlett and Brad Kelly are also involved with the Sharks, while halfback Liam Challenor, props Hudsyn Frost and Jake White, fullback Jaylan Herron and back-rower Blake Watman are just a handful of the Endeavour stars coming through Cronulla’s pathways.

Dellow, Frost, White, Watman and forward Sidney Truong have recently been selected for the NSW CHS Opens team, further showing the strength of the Sharks-Endeavour partnership.

The PMC involves the top 16 rugby league schools in NSW with pools of four.

The top two teams in each group progress to the knockout quarter-finals stage.

Endeavour is seeded third in this year’s competition, highlighting the Caringbah-based sporting school’s remarkable ability to sustain success.

Sharks SG Ball coach Kelly emphasised Endeavour’s unique standing in the region, stating, “Endeavour is the only school in the area that offers exposure to the Peter Mulholland Cup and the elite level of schoolboy rugby league.”

“This week’s game is important. We need to win to keep our hopes alive,” he added.

“Although we lost one pool game last year, it came down to for and against to get into the quarterfinals. Every game is super important and you’ve got to make sure you don’t leave anything unchecked.

“Patrician Brothers Fairfield are a good team. They had a good game against Hunter Sports High School (26-10 loss) and they’re going to be tough to beat on Friday.”

Kelly said having a large contingent of Sharks players is a bonus for Endeavour, who are pitted against a “who’s who” of rugby league schools including Westfields, Hunter, Hills, Illawarra and Matraville.

Powerhouse Catholic schools Patrician Brothers Blacktown, Patrician Brothers Fairfield, St Dominics and St Gregorys; plus others like Central Coast Sports and Erindale College.

“It definitely helps with continuity – they’ve either played SG Ball together or they’ve played Harold Matthews Cup,” Kelly said.

“They’ve got a good understanding of how we’re structured.

“Having Dave and I here as well as coaching down there, everything crosses over pretty closely.

“It gives us a bit of an advantage in terms of being able to keep the flow of the way we play the game going from Sharks into school.

“Fourteen of the 17 that played against Farrar were affiliated with the Sharks and the line-up will be fairly similar this week.”

Adding to the occasion on Friday, Endeavour will stage a 20-year reunion for their 2005 NRL Schoolboy Cup-winning team, including former Sharks players Mitch Brown and Blake Ayshford.

“Some of those boys are coming into the school to present the jerseys and have a chat to this year’s team, attend the game and have a BBQ afterwards,” Kelly said.

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From playground to playmaker The schools that make NRL stars

In western Sydney, two high schools have become certified champion factories for NRL clubs.

Churning out players for 15 of the NRL’s 17 clubs, Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown and Westfields Sports High School in Fairfield West educated 52 players in the current competition, and their playing fields are teeming with future stars.

Data on the high schools attended by 98 per cent of NRL players, compiled by this masthead, reveals the league’s 500-odd players attended more than 250 high schools, with an almost even split between public and independent education.

Boasting 31 players across 13 teams, Patrician Brothers, in Sydney’s north-west, leads the pack, with Spencer Leniu, Terrell May and Jarome Luai among its alumni. Further south, Westfields Sports High School has 21 ex-students across nine teams.

This masthead categorised schools as either being public, independent, or overseas. The Gold Coast Titans had the highest percentage of publicly educated players, at 77 per cent.

Eighty-one per cent of Sydney Roosters players went to private schools, including Knox Grammar and Newington College, more than any other team.

In fact, more Roosters players attended Bellevue Hill’s Scots College than public school.

High schools that educated the most current NRL players

High schools that educated the most current NRL players

Public schools were seven top 10 schools for educating players, and 45 per cent of total schools attended by players. Independent schools made up 41 per cent, and overseas schools 14 per cent.

NSW also claimed seven schools in the top 10. Queensland public schools Keebra Park, Palm Beach Currumbin and Wavell State High took out third, fifth and eighth place, respectively.

Patrician Brothers’ head of rugby league, Greg Beacroft, said that the school’s reputation “means a lot” to students, but the competitiveness of the sport meant there was a broader responsibility in ushering players through its halls.

The types of schools NRL players attended

The types of schools NRL players attended

All classifications are Australia-centric. Warriors players educated “overseas” were educated in New Zealand; “public” and “independent” were educated in Australia.

Chart: Nick Newling

“We tell the kids – particularly when they come in year 7: ‘You’re not coming here to play rugby league. Your first priority is to get a good education. Your second priority is to be a good, respectful person.’ We see rugby league as a bonus.”

Of the school’s ex-students in the league, more than half play in local clubs, with four players in the Bulldogs, Eels, Panthers and Tigers, respectively.

The school has up to 15 rugby league teams, with teachers and many former students serving as coaches. Training – typically two or three sessions a week – is scheduled around students’ external club commitments.

Beacroft said the X-factor that made Patrician Brothers so successful was a school community that “as a whole wants to help students achieve their best” and prioritised community outreach, including volunteering missions to feed the homeless.

Patrician Brothers head of rugby league Greg Beacroft at the school’s playing field. Photo credit: Kate Geraghty

“We live in an area where rugby league is very dominant,” said Beacroft. “You put all those factors together, and you get a school that wants to help kids do well and has high expectations in all areas. That’s a perfect partnership for those kids who are looking to further themselves.”

At Westfields Sports High – the alma mater of nine Tigers players – players train three to four times a week on the field and in the gym.

Westfields’ sport director Troy Weeden said each student came with a different set of skills, and he didn’t “want to put a label on them when they’re 12 years old, that they’re going to play NRL or not”.

“They’ve all got their own pathway. Some come here almost ready to go physically, and it might be a matter of upskilling them. Some might have a very different path where it might take them five or six years before they really have the confidence to show that ability.”

However, some players, like Raiders prop Trey Mooney and Tigers five-eighth Lachlan Galvin, show promise for a professional career from day one.

Patrician Brothers head of rugby league Greg Beacroft at the school’s playing field. Photo credit: Kate Geraghty

“From quite an early stage, he had all the makings,” Weeden said of Galvin.

“He had the competitiveness, he had the ability to read the game, he had the skill level, but probably didn’t have the physical nature that some of the other kids have had.

“I don’t think you ever see it when they’re 12 or 13. By the age of 16 or 17, you get a pretty good gauge of whether a kid could kick on. But you could never write off a player at a young age because of the different pathways they’re on.”

Athletes in Westfields’ rugby program are required to maintain good grades and 90 per cent attendance to play in their teams. Weeden said this was vital as many players are the first in their family to complete an HSC.

“They come to us with a focus on rugby league, but we’ve got to show them that rugby league only gets them 10 to 12 years of a great career.

They’ve got another 30 years where they’ve got to figure out their pathway through work, and not everyone’s going to get there.

There are 230 students in this rugby league program.

At most, we might get 10 to 15 in [the NRL].”

This article was originally published by the Sydney Morning Herald on 22 March 2025. Written by: Nick Newling

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PBC win in last minute thriller

Palm Beach Currumbin v Patrician Brothers College Blacktown, NRL Schoolboys Cup final

Palm Beach Currumbin SHS 2024 National Schoolboy Cup Champions Photo – Steve Montgomery

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Watch the full game replay from an epic grand final clash between Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Brothers Blacktown as they battle it out for the NRL Schoolboys Cup National title.

Patrician Brothers Catholic College Blacktown 2024 National Schoolboy Cup Final team photo (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

The Steeden floated high above the Cbus Super Stadium turf.

With 90 seconds left in the NRL Schoolboys Cup national final, and two points bewteen the sides, time stood still.

The entire stadium crowd drew a collective breath as opposing wingers Patrician Brothers’ Chad Riddle and Palm Beach Currumbin’s Beau Hatmann leapt as the footy tumbled down from the sky – and Hartmann prevailed.

He picked Riddle’s pocket and surged towards the stripe untouched with 90 seconds left on the clock to hand Palm Beach Currumbin a two-point lead – just minutes after he had dropped a similar chance at full stretch for what would’ve been a certain try.

NRL National Schoolboys Cup final at CBUS Stadium between Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Blacktown Brothers. The Red Army and Palm Beach Currumbin ‘s Beau Hartmann scores the winning try and celebrates with team mates. (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The moment meant Palm Beach Currumbin clinched their third NRL national schoolboys title in a gripping 18-16 triumph over Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown. It was a win as special as they come, in a match as gripping as they come.

“I don’t even know, it was a perfect kick,” said Hartmann of the magical try after the game.

“I couldn’t have done it without Zane (haflback Harrison). It came down to luck really.

“I can’t describe it, it’s just so good, it’s the best feeling ever.”

The result was a repeat of 2018 where the same outcome ensued between the two schools. On that day, Tom Dearden was the star for Palm Beach Currumbin.

This time, it was another Reds half in Zane Harrison.

NRL National Schoolboys Cup final at CBUS Stadium between Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Blacktown Brothers. The Red Army and Palm Beach Currumbin players celebrate the win. (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Harrison was amazing. The final try was just reward for a great kicking display for the full 60 minutes, and his defence was as good as his attack.

Twice he scooped up the footy in dangerous territory and scurried out of the in-goal to save PBC’s blushes.

PBC coach Tim Maccan was full of praise

PBC coach Tim Maccan was full of praise for his star half, who is signed to the Titans and seems destined to have a long career lighting up Cbus Super Stadium ahead of him.

“He’s the type of player where you just give him the keys and he drives it for you. I love him. He’s been my halfback for the last three years and he’s been unbelievable,” Maccan said.

PBC defended gallantly all day, fighting tooth and nail under immense pressure against a star-studded Patties Blacktown outfit containing four Australian Schoolboys representatives.

The earlier two tries came courtesy of Reuben Tamariki, who spearheaded the Palm Beach Currumbin forward pack all day and earned himself a double thanks to some brilliant hole running.

“He’s had his best season this year, he really dug deep at times when we needed him and he did a great job today,” Maccan said.

The Reds coach was equally impressed with Marley Igasan, who had been absent from the side for the past three weeks.

“He was unbelievable, he played almost a whole game …. he’s been training his butt off in our extended group, he was amazing.”

PBC had led for much of the second half until Pats Blacktown five-eighth and co-captain Jared Haywood turned the match on its head in a matter of minutes with two superb cut out passes to set up back-to-back tries.

His first floater sent gun lock Tyson Sangalang under the posts, before he broke apart the Reds edge defence in a matter of seconds as he slowed himself to draw in the defence before picking out Riddle.

It’s no wonder Dragons coach Shane Flanagan rates front-rower Jacob Halangahu so highly given he delivered bruising run after bruising run through the middle and drove his side into very dangerous territory.

The loss continues a sorry streak for the proud Sydney school, who have just a lone national title to show for eight national final appearances.

For Maccan, a simple age-old cliche told him everything he needed to know. And it was one that proved hard to argue with come full-time.

“I just told the boys that (Patrician) have a lot of individual champions in their team,” he said.

“But we’re a champion team and that’ll always beat it.”

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The two best Schoolboys Cup sides in the nation will go head-to-head with pride, glory and history on the line.

Both Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown are chasing their own slice of redemption, adding more emotion to an already charged NRL Schoolboys Cup national final.

The national final will be live streamed from Cbus Super Stadium on KommunityTV and across all News Corp Australia digital mastheads. Check out the full schedule and links below.

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For Palm Beach Currumbin, they will aim to shed 12 months of heartache after they were emphatically blown off the park by a Lachlan Galvin-led Westfields Sports High in last year’s national final.

For Patrician Brothers Blacktown, it is about avenging their loss in the 2018 national final, when they went down to the same Red Army they come face-to-face with on Wednesday.

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Check out the stars of the future set to break the national final wide open below.

Jacob Halangahu Patrician Brothers Blacktown running hard in the National Schoolboy cup final (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Jacob Halangahu, Patrician Brothers Blacktown

Position: Backrow, NRL club: Dragons

The most damaging player in schoolboys rugby league. Halangahu has a competitive fire that cannot be extinguished. He will hit hard and run even harder, keep an eye out for a game-changing offload.

While he is definitely in a mould of his own, the Dragons SG Ball winner plays a similar game to Titans big man David Fifita.

PBC halfback Zane Harrison  in the Schoolboy Cup National Final Cup final between Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Brothers Blacktown Stadium. Photo : Steve Montgomery (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Zane Harrison 2024 Peter Sterling Medalist & player of the National Schoolboy Cup final (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Zane Harrison, Palm Beach Currumbin

Position: Halfback, NRL club: Titans

The mercurial halfback will make a welcome return for Palm Beach Currumbin in the national final after his well-publicised absence from the state final due to concussion. The Titans have just extended the young gun’s contract in a sign of just what he brings to the party. A natural leader on the field, he will have a hand in everything PBC does.

Lachlan Coinakkis Peter Mulholland Cup grand final Patrician Brothers Blacktown v PBC Wednesday Sept at Cbus Stadium (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Lachlan Coinakis, Patrician Brothers Blacktown

Position: Hooker, NRL club: Eels

The Eels young gun plays eyes up football behind the ruck, and will be able to spot an issue with the markers before they realise there is one. Every play for the Patties side begins with Coinakis, and the Australian Schoolboys representative will be determined to get them on the front foot early.

PBC centre Sam Stephenson during the Schoolboy Cup National Final Cup final between Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Brothers Blacktown Stadium. Photo : Steve Montgomery

Sam Stephenson, Palm Beach Currumbin

Position: Centre, NRL club: Titans

The damaging ballrunner can be even more damaging without it.

The Titans young gun, who spent a pre-season with their NRL side last Summer, has been a revelation out wide for Palm Beach Currumbin in recent years.

He was also part of the Queensland Under-19 Origin squad this year and picked in the Australian Schoolboys side.

Jhett Sydir running the footy in the Schoolboy Cup National Final Cup final between Palm Beach Currumbin and Patrician Brothers Blacktown Stadium. Photo : Steve Montgomery

Jhett Sydir, Patrician Brothers, Blacktown

Position: Halfback, NRL club: Panthers

He hasn’t played a game of rugby league in more than two months, but don’t expect Sydir to be putting the handbrake on in this one.

He targeted the national final as his return, and will be desperate to deliver that premiership glory to his school in his final year. Possesses a strong running game and will be the chief organiser for the Patties attack.

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Sharks on show as Endeavour sails towards schoolboys glory

Sharks players Zane Walker, Tom Dellow (wit footy) & Tye Bursill in action for Endeavour SHS (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Powered by a slew of emerging Sharks players, Caringbah-based Endeavour Sports High School will tackle Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown in Wednesday’s prestigious Peter Mulholland Cup grand final.

The competition comprises the best schoolboy talent from NSW, Victoria and the ACT. Endeavour earned a place in the decider at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

After advancing through the pool stage and fighting back from 14-0 down to defeat Canberra’s Erindale College 16-14 in last week’s thrilling preliminary final.

The winner of Endeavour and Patrician Brothers’ Blacktown will face the top Queensland school – Palm Beach Currumbin or Kirwan State High, who will clash on Thursday – for the NRL National Schoolboys Cup title on September 11.

Thirteen of Endeavour’s expected 17-man squad are Sharks juniors, nine of them having represented the club this season in the Harold Matthews Cup team guided to the finals by Brad Kelly, who is also a member of the school’s coaching staff.

The Cronulla contingent includes Australian Schoolboys pair Tom Dellow, a workhorse lock who was crowned the Sharks’ Junior Representative Player of the Year in May.

Nikora Williams, a strike centre who played SG Ball Cup this year before progressing swiftly to the under-21 Jersey Flegg ranks.

Endeavour coach Dave Howlett

Endeavour coach Dave Howlett, who has a storied association with the Sharks spanning more than 20 years including a stint as an NRL assistant coach, is confident his boys can defy their underdog tag and come away victorious.

“It’s a massive bonus for so many of our players to have that continuity at the Sharks and then jump in as the nucleus of our school team,” said Howlett, who has been Cronulla’s SG Ball head coach for the past three seasons.

“There’s also continuity in the coaching style given the Harold Matts coach – Brad Kelly – coaches with the school. That’s been a real foundation for our success this year.”

Endeavour has waged several memorable battles with Patrician Brothers’ Blacktown over the years, upstaging its rival in the 2014 national GIO Schoolboy Cup in what was the Sutherland Shire school’s most recent final.

A decade on, Howlett is hoping to repeat the dose.

“We’ve had a long history playing each other at the pointy end of schoolboy footy,” he said. “Their team has similar traits to their teams of previous years – they’ve got four Australian Schoolboys in their line-up, they’re big, they’re powerful.

“We know it’s going to be a big challenge for us, but we’re all excited about the opportunity. It’s been 10 years since we’ve been in a final.

“They had a team chock-full of Australian Schoolboys and we were the underdogs then as well. We’re hoping for the same outcome on Wednesday.

“There’s a real buzz around the school population, the staff and students.

“We could feel it last week when we came to school the next day. That buzz has built over the week. We’re looking forward to having strong support.”

A renowned nursery of world-class talent, Endeavour has produced a smorgasbord of NRL stars including current Sharks Will Kennedy and Teig Wilton.

Howlett and Kelly’s involvement, as well as Endeavour’s sterling reputation for developing young players in its argeted program, have helped ensure the long-term strength of Cronulla’s junior representative and pathways systems.

“We’re really proud of the link between the school and the Sharks,” Howlett said.

Kick-off between Endeavour Sports High School and Patrician Brothers’ College Blacktown on Wednesday is at 12.30pm. If you can’t make it to Campbelltown, the match will be streamed live through KommunityTV.

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25 Panthers junior reps to watch in 2024 Harold Matthews, Tarsha Gale and SG Ball Cup

Looking to be the next generation to hit the highs of the current Penrith Panthers, these are the young guns kitting up in Panthers colours in 2024. Check out 25 Panthers junior reps to watch.

Penrith Panthers junior reps to watch in 2024.

It’s a good time to be an up-and-coming rugby league player in Penrith right now.

Three top-flight premierships in a row is a fete that doesn’t come around very often, and no doubt the Panthers will be keen to keep the good times rolling by bolstering their stocks for years to come.

The Panthers have released their pre-Christmas junior rep squad lists for 2024 which are bursting with talents you might’ve heard of, but most who you haven’t yet.

We’ve picked out 25 names across Harold Matthews, Tarsha Gale and SG Ball Cups that we’re excited to see in Panthers colours in 2024.

Kye Raven (SG Ball)

Kye Raven passes to Heinz Lemoto in the Harold Matthews Cup. Picture: Sean Teuma/NewsLocal

A talented ball-playing lock who notched five tries for the Panthers in the Harold Matthews Cup last season, further awarded the side’s MVP that season.

Playing club footy for Brothers Penrith, Raven also played for the NSWCCC team in 2023.

Cohen Benson (SG Ball)

25 Panthers junior reps to watch Cohen Benson playing for the Wagga Brothers under-16s team in the 2022. Photo: Tahlia Crane Photography.

Moving north after playing with the Riverina Bulls in the 2023 Laurie Daley Cup is young half Benson.

From Wagga Wagga, he’s not the biggest player but he packs a punch with his ability, with terrific passing ability and game management skills.

David Afu (SG Ball)

A devastating centre who has come right up through the Penrith ranks and is entering his second year of SG Ball.

Strength, foot speed and physicality, he’s got it all.

Check out the above video of him in the 2020 Andrew Johns Cup. Now imagine him with three more years of rep footy under his belt.

Harry Wald (SG Ball)

A try-hungry back, Wald has been a regular tryline visitor across the Andrew Johns and Laurie Daley Cups with the Western Rams, as well as Harold Matthews with the Panthers.

Standing taller than most, Wald frequents on the wing but can also play centre or fullback, with blitzing pace and a terrific kicking ability as well.

He picked up a hat-trick in Harold Matthews last year against Parramatta.

Hokafonu Lemoto (SG Ball)

Hokafonu Lemoto representing Patrician Brothers in 2022. Picture: Toby Zerna

A mobile prop who gets his team moving forward.

Playing club footy with Minchinbury under-17s, he scored twice in the Harold Matthews Cup last year and has rep experience with NSWCCC.

Jack Attard (SG Ball)

Jack Attard. Picture: Richard Dobson

A speedy and crafty hooker who has come through the ranks at the Panthers.

Had a solid campaign for St Dominic’s in the Peter Mulholland Cup, as well as at club level with Colyton where he scored nine tries.

Riley Barglik (SG Ball)

A versatile back who makes the move from the Bears to the Panthers.

In his junior rep career he’s been lining up mostly in wing or fullback, but for St Mary’s at club level he operates out of halfback.

One thing that seems to remain a constant though is tries, having crossed for 11 in under-19s this season with St Mary’s.

Tully Howell (SG Ball)

A bit of Preston Campbell about this kid. Not the biggest, but very elusive and agile from either halfback or fullback and possessing a great skill set.

Donning the headgear as well, he’s looked the business for the Western Rams in Andrew Johns and Laurie Daley Cups, so it will be interesting to see if he can thrive in SG Ball footy.

Alexander and Cornelius Pupualii (Harold Matthews)

Twins Alexander Pupualii (far left) and Cornelius Pupualii (far right) representing Patrician Brothers in 2021. Picture: Jonathan Ng

This is an exciting duo.

The wrecking-ball twin brothers from Western Sydney are a couple to keep an eye on when on the same pitch.

Alexander is a big prop forward who takes some mean hit-ups. Cornelius is damaging from either centre or edge backrow.

Taj Jelacic (Harold Matthews)

Playing his club footy out of Emu Plains, the halfback crossed for a league-high 12 tries this season.

He lines up for the Panthers in Harold Matthews alongside club teammate and five-eighth Asa Visesio, so it will be interesting to see if this is the halves combo.

Carter Saua (Harold Matthews)

A damaging outside edge player, whether it be in the backrow or from centre.

Scored six tries for St Marys under-16s this season including one in the grand final.

He’s also represented Hills Sports High in the Peter Mullholland Cup, notably scoring five tries in a friendly match back in 2022 against Farrer.

Charbel Kheirallah (Harold Matthews)

Charbel Kheirallah, pictured here playing for Patrician Brother Blacktown Picture : Steve Montgomery

25 Penrith Panthers junior reps to watch in 2024.

Returning for his second stint of Harold Matthews Cup footy is Kheirallah.

Last season he made most of his appearances off the bench, managing to cross for three tries still, but no doubt he’ll be looking to nail down a starting role in the front row.

He was a City under-16s representative in 2023.

Heinz Lemoto (Harold Matthews)

Penrith Panthers junior reps to watch in 2024. Heinz Lemoto playing for Patrician Brother CC in the Schoolboy Cup at Shark Park Picture Steve Montgomery

A very talented young second rower who made a name for himself when he was selected and scored a hat-trick in the City under-16s representative side earlier this year.

This is his second year of Harold Matthews Cup footy and the Minchinbury junior should play a pivotal role in the starting line-up this season.

Marcellus Iakopo (Harold Matthews)

Marcellus Iakopo bursting through to score for Patrician Brothers. Photo: Steve Montgomery

Another returning for a second year of Harold Matthews Cup footy after finding the line twice in his debut season.

At club level for St Clair under-16s, the centre crossed for nine tries this season and was a grand final winner.

Has a rugby background as well, having represented the NSW Waratahs in the under-16s.

Nathanial Tolu (Harold Matthews)

Nathaniel Tolu playing for Samoa in the Pacifica Youth Rugby Cup. Picture: Julian Andrews

Will be looking to hold down the hooker role in his second year of Harold Matthews Cup footy.

Has a rugby union background, having represented NSW Samoa at the 2022 Pacifica Youth Rugby Cup.

On the league path, he’s playing club footy for Cambridge Park where he scored six tries this season.

Roman Tuaimau (Harold Matthews)

Nathaniel Tolu playing for Samoa in the Pacifica Youth Rugby Cup. Picture: Julian Andrews

Grew up playing soccer but eventually grew into a footy body where his future definitely lies.

The Patrician Brothers College gun made the Australian Schoolboys under-15 team in 2022 off the back of his NSWCCC performances.

Playing his club footy for Minchinbury, he’s a real handful from the second row.

Bethany To’o (Tarsha Gale)

Moving up the ranks to Tarsha Gale is the younger sister of NRL superstar winger Brian To’o.

With the try scoring prowess of her brother, she blitzed the Lisa Fiaola Cup last season with four tries in the opening match, earning her City under-17 honours.

Danielle Manuel (Tarsha Gale)

Has been playing her club footy for St Clair at hooker this year, but formerly played in the outside backs.

She found the tryline four times this season for club.

Julie Notise (Tarsha Gale)

Julie Notise, pictured playing for St Marys. Picture: St Marys Rugby League

The rampaging centre was the top try scorer in the Penrith under-17 girls this year with a massive 22 for St Marys. Incredibly, this was her first season of footy.

She scored two in a victorious grand final and will look to carry her try threat into Tarsha Gale this year.

Ellyssa Myers (Tarsha Gale)

Ellyssa Myers (left), alongside Emu Plains club teammates Anita Saito and Matilda Vella. Picture: Emu Plains

Moving up through the ranks from Lisa Fiaola to Tarsha Gale is young Myers.

Playing in fullback or in the halves, she crossed for four tries this season for Emu Plains and is valuable on the pitch with her kicking game and good footy brain.

Micayla Bourne (Tarsha Gale)

Minchinbury teammates set to play together in Panthers colours. (L-R) Micayla Bourne, Shelbi Szabo and Lakishar Whata-Fepuleai. Pictures: Mrs P Photography

A talented backrower / lock forward who had a terrific season for Minchinbury under-17s this season, in her first year back in the game for four years due to tennis commitments.

Crossing for six tries for her club, she’s rising the ranks from Lisa Fiaola in 2023 to a Tarsha Gale berth next year.

Minchinbury teammates set to play together in Panthers colours. (L-R) Micayla Bourne, Shelbi Szabo and Lakishar Whata-Fepuleai. Pictures: Mrs P Photography

Shelbi Szabo (Tarsha Gale)

A major threat for Minchinbury this season, crossing for 10 tries from hooker.

Not the biggest player ever, but Szabo doesn’t shy away from big challenges. She’s smart with the ball, both in finding opportunities for herself and creating for her teammates.

Lakishar Whata-Fepuleai (Tarsha Gale)

Speaking of try threats, this gun utility forward notched 13 tries for Minchinbury under-17s this season, a team-high.

A quiet achiever, she can do the damage from the backrow or from prop, no doubt set to make an impact in Panthers colours in Tarsha Gale.

Mackenzie Doust (Tarsha Gale)

Returning for her second season of Tarsha Gale is centre Doust, hoping to add to her one try from last season.

Her athletics background means she can play and compete anywhere across the backline.

Full squads

Harold Matthews

Alexander Pupualii, Asa Visesio, Boston Lauvao, Caleb Wright, Cameron Bamblett, Carter Saua, Cedric Peti Tafola, Charbel Kheirallah, Christian Taupau-Moors, Christopher Petrus, Coby Raven, Cooper Flood, Cornelius Pupualii, Cruze-Zinzan Culshaw-Luke, Hayden Gill, Heinz Lemoto, Hunter Bell, Isaiah Wynbergen Titoko, Jahziah Palmer-Vaivao, Jayden Carter, Jhett Sydir, Jodeci Vahaakolo-Fifita, Joser Pomale, Josiah Toleafoa, Kees Muller, Kingston Siracusa, Lachlan Wraight, Leo-Stipe Latu, Liam Powderly, Marcellus Iakopo, Nathanial Tolu, Preston Talamaivao, Roman Tuaimau, Samuel Kopp, Senetanari Sene-Lefao Seu, Siloama Tutavake, Steven Whalan, Taj Jelacic, Talmage Brown, Tanner Crook, Tevita Havili, Tyrone Moeroa, Tyrone Campbell, Zackary Fitzgerald, Zane Farr-McKay, Zhaoquin-Pani Tupulua

SG Ball

Alema Seualuga, Brandon Kopp, Cameron Robertson, Cohen Benson, Cooper Hale, Danny Johnstone, David Afu, Ej Vaoliko Savesi, George Mapuilesua, Harrison Bull, Harry Wald, Hayden Brown, Henri Young, Hokafonu Lemoto, Jack Attard, Jack Tierney, Jackson McBain, James Fernando, Jayden Schokman, Joshua Gavan, Josiah Vahaakolo-Fifita, Julius Pula, Karlos Kavapalu, Kobi Walsh, Kye Raven, Liam Perram, Marcus Patiole-Johnson, Marika Korovou, Mitchell Hayes, Mitchell Heather, Ollie Seu, Ramese Samuelu-Lesa, Rererangi Tutavake, Riley Allen, Riley Barglik, Samuel Sherlock, Semisi Faasisila, Thomas Vanegas, Tua Patea, Tully Howell, Tyson Kunkel, Viliami Moata’Ane, Vonughzell Leota

Tarsha Gale

Abigail Jayto, Angelina Ballas, Beatres Luka, Bethany To’o, Breanna Cunningham, Cailan Mamea, Daisy McKeon, Danielle Manuel, Dominique Lardner, Ellyssa Myers, Gemma King, Ila Fuimaono, Jaida Staben, Jalice Brown, Jasmine Dooley, Jemma Casey, Julia Pepa, Julie Notise, Keely Stevens, Lakishar Whata-Fepuleai, Lily-Ann Abboud, Lucy Stringer, Mackenzie Doust, Maison Placho, Matoisha Kalepo, Mesha Fretton, Mele Siale, Micayla Bourne, Molly Mamo, Montana McLean, Mya Schmidt-Tuaimau, Serah Poloaalii, Shelbi Szabo, Summer Jitoko, Tazma Allison, Vineta Tiatia, Zharia Hukui

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Peter Mulholland Cup Semi Finals

Peter Mulholland Cup semifinals live stream:

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While Westfields were class under pressure, they will have to be at their very best in the final if Patties Blacktown produce a repeat of their NRL Schoolboys Cup semi masterpiece. Relive the action.

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Westfields held off a tenacious challenge from Erindale to set up a Peter Mulholland Cup grand final showdown with Patrician Brothers Blacktown next Wednesday.

Lachlan Galvin was one of the stars of the show, scoring a try and contributing to multiple others to help his side to come from behind to beat the Canberra-based school 22-16 at Campbelltown Stadium.

It was the second year in a row Erindale have gone out at ther semifinal stage.

Westfields’ Roy Quiroz-Mapusa said getting to the grand final is an incredible feeling.

“What an adrenaline rush,” he said.

Lachlan Galvin dives in for a Semi Final Try (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“We just had to keep believing in each other.

“There’s a reason Erindale got to the finals, but I had full confidence in the boys.”

Erindale gained the advantage early, with Olli Bolatagici benefiting from a Jonah Anderson kick to claim the first try.

Australian Schoolboy Xavier Cacciotti doubled the advantage for Erindale soon after, and a perfect two from two from Sam Gash gave the Canberra side a solid 12-0 lead early on.

Westfields coach Troy Weeden admitted the two early tries was concerning, but the boys didn’t let it impact their confidence.

“To go 12-0 down made me nervous,” Weeden said.

“Our mentality changed after that, we know we can score points when we are in the area, but we just weren’t there enough.”

Galvin was the first to reduce the deficit with a try followed by Brycen Anae Roberts and Sosefo Finau in quick succession to hand Westfields a 16-12 lead heading into the break.

Westfields made it four unanswered tries 10 minutes into the second half as Heith Pritchard powered through from dummy half for the try. A third successful conversion for Quiroz-Mapusua put the side 10 points in front.

Erindale’s Bolatagici was able to claw back some points off the back of an impressive run from Mathias Tomuli-Ah-Koui, but an unsuccessful conversion from Gash kept Erindale just out of reach.

The pro-Erindale crowd were fired up and a sin-bin for Westfields Markuzz Ofanoa only made them louder.

But Westfields held their nerve.

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Patrician Brothers Blacktown have shocked the NRL Schoolboys competition by demolishing the previously undefeated St Dominic’s 32-0 to secure a spot in next week’s grand final.

Fullback Wilson De Courcey called the result and performance ‘amazing’.

“Just crazy,” he said.

“I wasn’t expecting that scoreline, I thought it would be a closer game.

“But we’ve been aiming for this since the start of the season and to get this result is amazing.”

The opening few minutes were very physical with neither side giving an inch.

Marcellus Iakopo got the scoring underway early, dodging past St Dom’s defence before Thomas Epere doubled the lead soon after, following a kick from De Courcey.

St Dom’s were plagued by errors close to the line and the Pats defence was unyielding.

Australian Schoolboy De Courcey grabbed a try of his own just before halftime to extend the lead to 18-0 and it was a long way back for St Dom’s.

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Roy Quiroz Mapusua diving try in the Schoolboy Cup Semi Final (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

St Dom’s were gifted a much-needed advantage midway through the second half when Patties player Langa Tokuafu was sent to the sin-bin for a late tackle.

De Courcey said going a man down was frustrating.

“It’s little things like that, discipline, that we really need to sort out,” De Courcey said.

“If it was a closer game, that could have really affected us.”

St Dom’s though couldn’t break through. The closest they got was when a powerful charge from Jack Attard was thwarted by the defence right on the line.

Even down a player, Patties were unstoppable.

A brilliant run from Jaxon Edgar was rewarded as Jack Nicholas found the tryline, and co-captain Finau Latu added a second try in as many minutes to put St Dom’s out of their misery.

Patties’ confidence only grew from there as Nicholas picked up his second try of the match for a stunning 32-0 lead.

PREVIEW

The grand finalists from 2022 may be gone, but there is certainly no doubting the quality of this year’s Peter Mulholland Cup final four.

Patties Fairfield went out in the group stages while Hills were quarterfinal victims, but in Westfields Sports, Erindale College, St Dominic’s and Patrician Brothers Blacktown, there are four teams in peak form and all are capable of winning the title on their best day.

And the semifinal draw only adds to the intrigue.

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Campbelltown Stadium

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Peter Mulholland Cup

12.30pm: St Dominic’s College v Patrician Brothers Blacktown

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Westfields boast a four-game unbeaten run as they prepare for a match-up with Erindale.

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“He’s just so strong,” coach Troy Weeden said after Westfields’ 52-6 quarterfinal demolition of All Saints Maitland.

“He’s good at the art, everything he does is just superb and he gets us out of a lot of trouble.”

Australian schoolboy Lachlan Galvin has also been pivotal to Westfields’ success this year and Weeden praised the No.6’s ability to ‘always scoring tries, or contribute to them.’

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Lachlan Galvin has been Westfields’ best in 2023. Picture: Steve Montgomery

While heading into the semifinals with plenty of momentum, Weedon conceded there were a few areas he wanted his team to pick up in.

“We need to fix our possession with the ball and control overall,” he said.

“As long as they put on a good performance and look after themselves we’ll be in with a shot.”

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Erindale’s quarterfinal clash against Endeavour Sports High School was ‘a bit of a weird game’, according to coach Ashley Barnes.

They eventually pulled off a 28-24 golden point win to reach the semifinals for the second year in a row. Last year they were knocked out in a thriller by Hills.

Barnes said he’s not underestimating the challenge Westfields will pose.

“If we’re as ill disciplined as we were against Endeavour, we’re going to have a really tough game,” Barnes said.

“They’re a powerful side with some really good players there, so we’ll really need to tidy up our game.

“I think if we just focus on us we’ll be really competitive.”

Jack Nicholas scored four tries in the quarterfinals.

In the other game, Patrician Brothers Blacktown have suddenly found a winning formula and head into their clash with St Dominic’s College feeling good about their prospects.

Their 64-6 win over Victorian University Secondary College in the quarterfinals featured an incredible 12 tries, four of which came from Jack Nicholas.

Nicholas said the result was a testament to how well the team are working together now after they fixed the mistakes that plagued them throughout the competition.

“We’re spreading the ball really well, our defence is really good,” Nicholas said after the quarterfinal win.

“Those four tries came from my teammates, we were just strong as a team and hopefully that takes us all the way.”

With St Dom’s going into the clash without yet losing a match in the competition, Nicholas said it’ll be a really tough battle.

“It’ll be a hard game, they’re a good team,” he said.

“It’s always tough when we play Dom’s but we’ll get back to training, work hard and give it a good crack.”

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St Dom’s struggled with discipline issues during their 26-18 win over Hills Sports, letting in three tries in the second half and having Jack Ewer sent to the sin bin for a high tackle after looking comfortable in the opening half.

“We just switched off,” coach Kyle Churchill said.

“We weren’t cohesive as a group both in defence and in attack, and it took its toll.”

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Erindale eye 2 titles

NRL Schoolboys/Girls semifinals live stream: Erindale just one of two schools with shot at title double

Twenty-five years on from their last rugby league schools success, Erindale College have their eyes on not one, but two titles. Catch their boys and girls teams LIVE on Wednesday from 10am.

Watch a full replay of Erindale College vs. Endeavour Sports High School.

Only two schools are still in with a shot at the unique Schoolboys/Girls rugby league double.

One would hardly be surprising. Westfields are, after all, a Sydney sporting powerhouse.

The other shows the reward for hard work and enterprise. Erindale College, the winners of back-to-back boys titles in the late 1990s, are a school on the move.

And, according to Ashley Barnes, who coaches both teams, it’s where ‘we want our program to be every year.’

Erindale have passed every test so far this year.

The Canberra-based school face big NRL Schoolboys/Girls semifinals at Campbelltown Stadium on Wednesday. The boys take on Westfields while the girls will be up against Bass High.

All of the action from the NRL Schoolboys and Schoolgirls semi finals will be available to stream LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on KommunityTV. See the schedule below for full details.

NRL Schoolboys/Girls Semifinals Live Stream Schedule

Wednesday, August 23

Campbelltown Stadium

Schoolgirls

10am: Westfields Sports v Hill Sports

11.15am: Bass High v Erindale College

Peter Mulholland Cup

12.30pm: St Dominic’s College v Patrician Brothers Blacktown

1.45pm: Westfields Sports v Erindale College

Barnes said it’s a fantastic achievement for the school to be still represented in the competition with both the girls and boys sides.

“We want our program in and around those finals every year and to have both the boys and the girls in the semi finals on the same day is a great achievement for the school.”

The girls have rounded into form at the right time. After defeats to Illawarra Sports and Westfields, they played their best game of the season to take down Matraville 28-14.

Meanwhile, a golden point quarterfinal thriller against Endeavour has put the boys one step closer to breaking a 25-year drought.

Erindale had an elite three-year Schoolboys run between 1996 and 1998, but success has eluded them since.

Samual Gash has a bright career in front of him (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

And memories of being knocked out by Hill Sports in the semifinal stage last year still burn bright.

“We got done in golden point last year, so that was pretty devastating,” Barnes said.

“We do have a number of boys from that side last year, so I know they’re pretty eager to change that around.”

Barnes said the boys understand what a big opportunity this competition is for both them and their school.

“They’re proud to be at Erindale,” he said.

Mitchell Brophy gets the Erindale attacking machine on the move (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“They know the stakes of each game and they enjoy playing against such big players and teams in the competition.”

Looking ahead to the semifinal against Westfields, Barnes said he and his team know how difficult it will be.

“We’re under no illusions on the challenge we’re coming up against,” he said.

“Westfields is a very impressive side, they’ve got a number of really good players, they play a very powerful game of footy.

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“We’re just looking to get there on Wednesday, put our best foot forward and play our best game.

“We don’t think we’ve put together a full game yet this season, so that’s something that we’re looking forward to doing.”

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Patties run riot on Shark Park

Patrician Brothers Catholic College Blacktown Schoolboy Cup team at Shark Park (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

It was the confidence boost they need ahead of the quarters and a trio of multiple try scorers played a big role in Patrician Brothers taking down Endeavour in the Peter Mulholland Cup.

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Patrician Brothers Blacktown head into the Peter Mulholland Cup quarter-finals on a high after a 44-6 domination of Endeavour Sports High School on Wednesday in Sydney but it could be a very different story for their opponents.

Marcellus Iakopo, Jared Haywood and Wilson Decourcey all planted two tries each in a standout performance for Patties while Endeavour left the field with a loss and injury concerns.

Wilson Decourcey crossed twice for Patrician Brothers Blacktown in the big win over Endeavour Sports. Picture: Steve Montgomery

“We’ve been trying to bring the spirit back that Patties is known for,” said Decourcey.

“These past few weeks we’ve had off for holidays and stuff has really helped us as a team.”

Patties dominated from the first whistle with Iakopo planted the first try 12 minutes in.

Tries from Aidan Kebourian and Haywood soon followed with a single conversion from Jhett Sydir delivering Patties a 14-0 halftime lead.

A parochial Endeavour crowd made themseleves heard and it didn’t take long for Brady Lauretti to given them something to cheer as he pulling off a full field run just two minutes into the second half.

Australian Schoolboy Jacob Halangahu running up Shark Park (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Australian Schoolboy Finau Latu bursts through the Endeavour line (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Endeavour looked stronger straight after the break but Patties quickly responded with a try four minutes later courtesy of Australian Schoolboy Decourcey.

Jack Nicholas added to Patties’s advantage not long after, while Haywood, Iakopo and Decourcey all picked up their second tries.

An apparent knee injury to Endeavour’s Bronson Harden-Emery picked up midway through the second half could be a major issue for the side as they head into the elimination stages.

Endeavour Skipper Bryce Sait kick the ship out of danger (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

MATCH PREVIEW

While both schools are guaranteed quarterfinal spots, a win surely wouldn’t go astray on Wednesday.

Endeavour Sports and Patrician Brothers Blacktown bring the curtain down on the Peter Mulholland Cup seeded pool and while the result won’t affect their progress to the final eight, taking some winning momentum to the next stage must be the goal.

They haven’t been far off the pace.

Endeavour followed a 36-16 loss to Hills with a 32-18 loss to Westfields, but there were ‘patches in each game’ where they were more than competitive.

Patties, on the other hand, had chances to win both their games and will especially be regretting their 16-12 loss to Hills.

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Endeavour coach Brad Kelly isn’t too concerned about the early defeats and is confident his team is peaking at the right time.

“We use the pool games as a learning experience for us,” he said.

“This time of the year is like the business end of the competition.

“It’s sort of a balancing act at the moment, getting the team ready and keeping them as fresh as we can.”

Kelly said the team had been working through the errors they’ve identified from the first two games so they can attempt to eliminate them against Patties.

Patrician Brothers Blacktown have been in good form despite the results.

“We realised there were patches of the game we were playing really well against both Hills and Westfields, but there were times where we didn’t give ourselves the chance,” he said.

“There were errors that were relatively unforced and that impacted the scoreboard.

“We know the big ones for us in the quarterfinal games coming up.”

Patrician Brothers, Blacktown, one of the early tournament favourites, haven’t played since the June 14 defeat to Hills.

Patties led 12-0 at halftime in that match but were guilty of some late indiscretions that contributed to their defeat.

Full Time Scores

Endeavour SHS 6

TRIES : Brady Lauretti
GOALS : Nikora Williams

Patrician Brothers 44

TRIES : Jarred Haywood 3, Nelson Decourcey 2, Jhett Sydir, Marcellus Iakopo, Aiden Kebourian, Jack Nicholas
GOALS : Jhett Nicholas 6

The Teams

Endeavour Sports High School

1. Brady Lauretti
2. Nick Yilley
3. Nikora Williams
4. Aiden Hodges
5. Kalan Ngaika
6. Bronson Harden-=Emery
7. Bryce Sait
8. Villami Hikila
9. Tye Bursill
10. Loko Pasifiki-Tonga
11. Lochlin Moses
12. Kaden Garner
13. Natane Haunga
14. Thomas Dellow
15. Willaim Leha
16. Ezekiel Ivey
17. Dallas Blackburn-Kingi
18. Lewis Sargent-Wilson

Coach : Mr. Dave Howlett

Patrician Brothers Catholic College Blacktown

1. Wilson Decourcey
2. Aiden Kebourian
3. Joshua Patrick
4. Marcellus Iakopo
5. Jack Nicholas
6. Jared Haywood
7. Jhett Sydir
8. Hokfonu Lemoto
9. Lachlan Coinakis
10. Thomas Epere
11. Heinz Lemoto
12. Jacob Halangahu
13. Finau Latu
14. Nathanial Lolu
15. Tyson Sangalang
16. Charbel Kheirallah
17. Alex Futialo
18. Roman Tauimu
19. Langa Tauuafu

Coach : Mr. Noah Mears

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Hills win last minute thriller

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The search for a first win of 2023 goes on for Patrician Brothers, Blacktown after Hills Sports down to pull off an impressive NRL Schoolboys Cup win. Relive the action. Check out the photos.

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An electric atmosphere in what was one of the matches of the tournament so far resulted in a stunning come-from-behind victory for Hills Sports High School.

Last year’s runners-up didn’t have the lead until the final minutes of the game when Lincoln Fletcher expertly guided over two penalty goals under pressure for a 16-12 win.

Fletcher said he felt ‘relief’ seeing them both go through.

“I’ve never had a moment like that before,” Fletcher said.

Hills ran into a determined opponent in Patties, Blacktown. Pic: Steve Montgomery

Hills have now won two out of two.

It was quite the comeback for last year’s runners up.

Hills ran into a determined opponent in Patties, Blacktown. Pic: Steve Montgomery

Tyson Sangaland dives in for a handy try in Thursday’s Schoolboy Cup clash at Ringrose Park (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“But I knew I had to take my time and it turned out well in the end there.”

The scores were locked at 0-0 for most of the first half, with both sides frequently coming up short on their attacking moves.

Pats Blacktown broke the deadlock in the 24th minute, with Tyson Sangalang pushing through to the tryline for the first points of the game.

Heinz Lemoto added to the lead minutes later and two perfect conversions from Dylan Brettle gave Pats a solid 12-0 buffer heading into halftime.

Fletcher said coach Scott Jones didn’t mince his words at the break.

“Copped it at halftime,” Fletcher said.

Patties couldn’t hang on after such a bright start. Pic: Steve Montgomery)

“We just weren’t to our standard, the boys knew we had to dig deep.”

Hills came out after the break determined and it didn’t take them long to halve their deficit thanks to a try from Lorenzo Talatania, which was expertly converted by Fletcher.

Talatania was instrumental in their second as well, dodging Pats defenders before a brilliant offload to Matt Aitchison levelled the scores 12-12 late in the match.

Hills were gifted two late penalties from Pats’ indiscretions, with Fletcher once again showing his worth and converting both.

Hills will face Westfields Sports High School in their final pool match to determine who takes top spot of the seeded pool, but Fletcher said the preparation will be the same as any other game.

“We’ll go back to training, do our individual stuff,” he said.

“And hopefully when we take on Westfields, we’ll be up for it.”

Dylan Brettle started the Hills comeback this his try (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Dylan Brettle kicks the winning Penalty goal (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Ref’s confirm the Dylan Brettle conversion (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

PREVIEW

After last year’s heroics, Hills Sports coach Shane Jones obviously has high standards.

Pipped at the post in last year’s NRL Schoolboys grand final, Hills began 2023 with a 36-16 demolition of Endeavour Sports High, but it wasn’t enough to impress Jones.

Hills Sports, who next face Patrician Brothers, Blacktown on Wednesday, were far from the finished product, according to the coach.

“We’ve done a fair bit of review and identified some areas we need to be a lot better in,” Jones said.

The match will be available to stream LIVE on KommunityTV from midday at Ringrose Park as part of a blockbuster day of matches, including reigning champions Patrician Brothers, Fairfield taking on Illawarra Sports High School.

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1pm: Endeavour Sports v Westfields Sports (PointsBet Stadium)

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1.40pm – Matraville Sports v Erindale (Pioneers Park, Malabar)

Patties’ season got off to a disappointing start, going down to Westfields Sports, who produced an outstanding come-from-behind victory in the second half.

But Jones was wary of the Patties threat, even declaring ‘they are the favourites’ for the big second round match.

“With the team that they have, they are going to be hard to beat” he said.

Na’oia Tofaeano scored a double for Hills in their opener against Endeavour.

“I thought they were the better team for most of that game against Westfields but didn’t get the result, so I know they’re going to be hungry.

“We need to just make sure we stop their roll through the middle, it was an area we were quite poor at with Endeavour.”

Jones missed the last game against Endeavour due to illness, and assistant coach Mitchell Lewis had similar sentiments after the match.

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

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1. Max Laing, 2. Aidan Kebourian, 3. Joshua Patrick, 4. Marcellus Iakopo, 5. Joseph Partch, 6. Jhett Sydir, 7. Dylan Brettle, 8. Zedrick Tupulua, 9. Lachlan Coinakis, 10. Hokafonu Lemoto, 11. Jacob Halangahu, 12. Heinz Lemoto, 13. Finau Latu, 14. Tyson Sangalang, 15. Langa Tukuafu, 16. Roman Tuaimau, 17. Jack Nicholas, 18. Kenny McKeever King, 19. Jared Haywood

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The Hills Sports High School Rnd 2 Schoolboy Cup team photo (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Lincoln Fletcher, 2. PJ Sosaiete, 3. Carter Saua, 4. Albert Litisoni, 5. Cooper Rauhihi, 6. Lorenzo Talatania, 7. Marc Tannous, 8. Matt Aitchison, 9. Jackson McBain, 10. Jordan Uta, 11. Mace Karhani, 12. Hayden Elkris, 13. Jordan Bunt, 14. Logan Huia, 16. Sevuloni Satala, 17. Adam Meslemani, 18. Jayden Schokman, 19. Riley Watson-Miletic, 20. Douglas Tuala

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