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New Teams Emerge In Confraternity Carnival Girls’ Draw

St Patrick’s College, Mackay took a step towards a treasured Confraternity Shield for their school in an unbeaten start to the girls’ rugby league competition in Brisbane today.

St Patrick’s won their two opening matches in the third edition of the girls’ draw at the famous Confraternity Carnival.

Which is in its 43rd year of bringing together Catholic and Independent Schools from across the state.

Rockhampton schools Emmaus College and The Cathedral College were also unbeaten after two matches, leaving a final pool match tomorrow to determine the semi-finalists in the afternoon.

Twelve teams are contesting the girls’ competition to be split into tiers to compete for the top Confraternity Shield and the second-tier Confraternity Trophy.

St Patrick’s College, Mackay have one of the proudest histories in Confraternity Carnival, stretching back to the boys’ unmatched five-year Shield winning streak from 1988 with teams including future league legend Wendell Sailor.

But St Patrick’s haven’t claimed a Shield since 2003.

The girls and boys’ teams were excellent last year but lost their finals when thousands of spectators watched on in Mackay.

This girls’ team has made a positive start under new coach Imogen Healy, a town planner who is still playing top-grade league as a halfback in Mackay.

Healy has brought together a team with 11 players from last year’s campaign and some who featured in the inaugural girls’ competition in 2021 before Covid-19 forced an early end to the carnival.

“Some of these girls have been playing together since they were in Year 7 so they’ve developed good combinations on the field but they’re also friends off the field,” Healy said.

“We have spoken about what happened last year and the chance to get another opportunity this year.

They have come here to do their best and to see where that can take us.”

The Cathedral College made a statement when they inflicted the first loss in Confro girls’ history on Marymount College, Burleigh Waters.

Last year’s Shield champions fell 8-4 to The Cathedral College before rebounding with a 40-4 win over Townsville’s Southern Cross Catholic College.

Emmaus College, Rockhampton also staked a claim with wins today over St Margaret Mary’s College, Townsville and St Ursula’s College, Yeppoon.

Three new teams played their first girls’ matches today: Emmaus College, Jimboomba; Mt Maria College, Mitchelton; and Trinity College, Beenleigh. Mt Maria began its campaign with a 22-10 win over Southern Cross Catholic College.

The winners of tomorrow’s semi-finals will qualify for Thursday’s deciders. The girls’ Shield grand final will be held at 11am on Thursday, one hour after the Trophy grand final.

Struddys

Girls’ Day 1 results

Pool A

The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 8 d Marymount College, Burleigh Waters 4
Mt Maria College, Mitchelton 22 d Southern Cross Catholic College, Townsville 10
Marymount College, Burleigh Waters 40 d Southern Cross Catholic College, Townsville 4
The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 8 d Mt Maria College, Mitchelton 0

Pool B

St Patrick’s College, Mackay 24 d Shalom College, Bundaberg 0
St Joseph’s College, Toowoomba 14 d Emmaus College, Jimboomba 4
Shalom College, Bundaberg 32 d Emmaus College, Jimboomba 0
St Patrick’s College, Mackay 34 d St Joseph’s College, Toowoomba 0

Pool C

St Ursula’s College, Yeppoon 26 d Trinity College, Beenleigh 6
Emmaus College, Rockhampton 16 d St Margaret Mary’s College, Townsville 8
Emmaus College, Rockhampton 36 d St Ursula’s College, Yeppoon 4
St Margaret Mary’s College, Townsville 30 d Trinity College, Beenleigh 0

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Girls teams named for Queensland Under 17 City versus Country clash

Queensland Rugby League has today announced the City and Country teams for the Under 17 girls match on September 24.

The clash at Moreton Daily Stadium kicks off an entertaining four-game program that also features the Queensland Under 17 City versus Country boys match, as well as the Hastings Deering Colts and Hostplus Cup grand finals.

Former Queensland and Australian representative Deanna Turner returns to coach the talented City team for a second year.

Turner is highly regarded for her work with the state’s emerging talent involved in Queensland’s female pathway programs.

Guiding the fortunes of the Country line-up is Amanda Ohl, one of the BMD Premiership’s leading coaches.

Ohl this year took the Central Queensland Capras to the grand final of the state’s premier women’s competition, where it took a stunning final minute try by the North Queensland Gold Stars to deny Central Queensland.

Both City and Country teams will feature numerous players who took part in the Harvey Norman Under 19 competition this year.

Players who have excelled in community competitions have also been identified by the QRL performance and pathways team led by Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons head coach Tahnee Norris.

Norris said there would be some great young talent on display in both sides.

“I’m really looking forward to seeing how the two teams match up on the day,” Norris said.

“It’s a wonderful opportunity for all players to learn from the camp environment during the week, and further develop their own game and skills leading into next year’s Harvey Norman Under 19s and BMD Premiership competitions.

“We’re proud to have a genuine pathway through our representative program and hopefully we’ll see future Maroons come through from this group of talented players.”

Queensland Under 17 City – Girls

Number Name Club

1 Kiarah Siauane Souths Logan Magpies
2 Aspen Nakao Pine Central Holy Spirit Hornets
3 Estonoa Faitala Brisbane Tigers
4 Ebony Raftstrand-Smith Burleigh Bears
5 Ariana Henderson Brothers Ipswich
6 Sienna Lifipo Wynnum Manly Seagulls
7 India Seeto Waterford
8 Matekino Gray Tweed Seagulls
9 Nadia Windleborn Burleigh Bears
10 Rilee Jorgensen Burleigh Bears
11 Tiresa Elika Ipswich
12 Malaela Sua Brisbane Tigers
13 Tavarna Papalii Burleigh Bears
14 Diantee Savage Redcliffe Dolphins
15 Patricia Wani Waterford
16 Hayley Bush Beenleigh
17 Jaydah Tofae Wynnum Manly Seagulls
18 Relna Hosea Goodna

Head coach: Deanna Turner

Queensland Under 17 Country Girls

Number Name Club

1 Mariah Brown Western Clydesdales
2 Elenoa Regunamada Cairns
3 Jennifer Kimber Mackay
4 Alley Ramsay Western Clydesdales
5 Rebecca Sepon North Queensland Combined
6 Makellia Gibson Townsville
7 Jessica Barnes Western Clydesdales
8 Mackenzie Stephens Cairns
9 Sienna Norris Western Clydesdales
10 Katelyn Collie Western Clydesdales
11 Nancy Sullivan Sunshine Coast
12 Mackenzie Zeller Western Clydesdales
13 Lily Peacock Mackay
14 Caitlin Tanner Wide Bay Bulls
15 Tori Dakin Central Queensland Capras
16 Lenniece Wright Sunshine Coast
17 Anna-Mina Bin Awel Townsville
18 Marissa Nicholson Sunshine Coast

Head coach: Amanda Ohl

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Gold Coast boom: Girls’ numbers grow as Karina Brown Challenge comes to town

A new girls competition on the Gold Coast has seen a boom in female participation rates, with the under 12s registrations already up by 41 per cent from last year.

A first for the QRL South East region, the Karina Brown Challenge.

Named after the Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons star winger – is a trial, female-only under 12s competition on the Gold Coast.

Twelve clubs have already been approved to take part in the competition and with registrations open until March 25, there is still plenty of opportunity for growth.

The under 12 female participation rates on the Gold Coast have risen 41.43 per cent above last year’s numbers.

And under 12 female participation is up by 29.96 per cent across all of southeast Queensland, while overall southeast female registrations are up by 17.99 per cent.

With the continuing success around the female game.

Ipswich is looking to do a similar competition towards the end of the season and SEQ board member Catherine Beaumont said these trials would hopefully become permanent.

Gold Coast female participation rates are booming.

“With the under 12s, it’s about creating a pathway,” Beaumont said.

“In the past under 12s has been the last age where some girls could play after playing mixed for so many years.

“Now they know they don’t have to stop playing the sport they enjoy. This trial has all been very positive so far

It’s being grasped in a good way and good light.

“It will increase the number of young girls being involved in and playing league.

“With this, they can stay on the field and be at the centre of it, not just be the sideline support.”

Karina Brown has played an integral part in developing women’s rugby league on the Gold Coast, including founding the Burleigh Bears women’s team.

Despite the boom in numbers and the positive reaction to the upcoming Karina Brown Challenge.

Beaumont said registrations were still open and they wanted to encourage as many girls as possible to sign up.

Not just on the Gold Coast, but across the southeast.

Beaumont – who takes the lead on female participation.

Beaumont – who takes the lead on female participation.

Said the proposal for the competition first came to the southeast board around September last year and it was not just a matter of giving the opportunities to girls, but showing others what they could have.

“What we want to see is that every person enjoys the time that they’re there,” Beaumont said.

“We want them to look forward to coming back and to then encourage their friends to come watch. This might encourage their friends to sign on for 2023 and beyond.

“What we hope is that we can go from under 12s on the Gold Coast to under 14s and under 16s teams. Eventually, it won’t be every second club with a team, but every single club.

“Yes, We want people to know that a girl can go to these clubs and be taught the correct way to tackle.

To catch the ball, throw the ball, and to get tackled and get up unafraid.

“We want to grow the female participation throughout the whole of rugby league.”

Register here. 

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The Queensland Under 17 Country – Girls came from behind twice to clinch a thrilling victory in an entertaining game at Moreton Daily Stadium.

Match: QLD City v QLD Country

Round 1 – Saturday 2nd October

Full Time : Queensland City Under 17 Girls 20 – 22 Queensland City Under 17 Girls

Half Time : Queensland City Under 17 Girls 10 – 10 Queensland City Under 17 Girls

Venue : Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe

At half-time, scores were locked at 10-10, but City had started the better with two quick tries to powerful prop Jacinta Carter and speedy winger Ebony Raftstrand-Smith before Country clawed back to stay in the match.

In the second half, City again got out to a lead in an almost carbon copy start, before the Country side showed grit and determination to fight their way back, with a Jayde Herdegen getting scores level just before the fulltime siren.

Country halfback Emily Bella was able to convert the try as the siren sounded to clinch the win.

Country coach Amanda Ohl was proud of the effort of her players, given the way they were able to fight back after straying initially from their game plan.

“Fantastic, the girls really, really stuck in,” Ohl said.

“We had a Country mentality … it was a really spirited, heartful effort from the girls.

“We didn’t start either half very well, but we have got a nice group and they got right behind each other and fought for the win.

“It’s a lifelong moment for young Em to kick the ball over the sticks with the siren gone.

“We knew that coming in, anyone who had anything to do with the Country side knew and were all excited for one thing and that was Emily and Jayde playing on the same field together, they are the pinnacle for Under 17s at the moment and when the game was on the line, they both stood up.”

Queensland Country Under 17’s Girls after a close win over QLD City girls @ Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe QRL’s City v Country U17 Girls – Girls unleash during fierce City v Country Under 17’s clash (Photo’s : QRL)

Queensland City Under 17 Girls – 20

TRIES : Jacinta Carter 2, Ebony Raftstrand-Smith, Imogen Hei
GOALS : Skyla Adams, Rilee Jorgensen

Queensland Country Under 17 Girls – 22

TRIES : Anna-Mina Bin Awel, Lillian Yarrow, Alenna Whipp, Jayde Herdegen
GOALS : Emily Bella 3

Jayde Herdegen dives thru the City Defense to score for her Country team at Moreton Daily Stadium on Saturday (Photo : Herdo Photography)

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Girls unleash during fierce City v Country clash

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Girls unleash during fierce City v Country Under 17’s clash (Photo’s : QRL)

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Phil Hall Cup schoolboy grand final day – LIVE UPDATES

Watch the NRL Phil Hall Schoolboy Cup grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin and St Brendan’s College, plus Karyn Murphy Cup and St Augustine’s v Lockyer District finals. WATCH LIVE.

OurFootyTeam LIVE UPDATES

Wednesday (Redcliffe Dolphins)

Karyn Murphy Cup Final Series – 12 Minute Halves

9am – Ipswich SHS Vs Keebra Park SHS

9:30am – Shalom College Vs Kirwan SHS

10:30am – Ipswich SHS Vs Kirwan SHS

11:00am – Shalom College 4 – 24 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

12:00pm – Shalom College 12 – 16 Ipswich SHS – (1/2 time 8 – 8)

12:30pm – Kirwan SHS 12 – 20 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

NRL Schoolboy Trophy Qld Grand Final – 30 Minute Halves

St Augustines are the 2021 Queensland Schoolboy Trophy Champions

1:00 pm – St Augustines 20 – 18 Lockyer District

St Augustines College, Cairns QLD – 20

TRIES : (4) Caleb Eaton, (3) Kybon Thaiday 2, (12) Lochlan McGill
GOALS : Bill Vincent 2/4

Lockyer District SHS, Gatton QLD – 18

TRIES : (4) Hayden Dunn 2, (3) Carrapin, (5) Caleb Nagan
GOALS : Hayden Dunn 1/4

Half Time : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 20 – 18

Karyn Murphy Cup Grand Final ( 15 Minute Halves) No goals

2:30pm – Kirwan SHS 8 – 24 Keebra Parks SHS

Keebra Parks SHS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions Keebra Park SHS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions

Kirwan SHS – 8
TRIES : (8) Mosby Mona, (9) Martin Savage

Keebra Parks SHS – 24
TRIES : (3) Faith Tutauha (6) Chantah Ratu 2,  (4) H Ormund- 2, (11) A Manapori

HALF TIME : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 24 – 8

NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup Qld Grand Final ( 30 Minute Halves)

3:30pm – Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS 62 – 0 St Brendan’s College

Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS – 62

TRIES : (1) Keano Kini 2, (4) Deine Mariner 3, (5) Jett Forbes 4, (9) Oskar Bryant, (6) Michael Roberts 2, (12) Ryan Foran,
GOALS : (7) Tom Weaver (c) 4/11, Michael Roberts 1/2

St Brendan’s College – 0

TRIES :
GOALS :

HALF TIME : 30 – 0
FULL TIME :

Referee : Nick McEwan

Watch the finals from the Karyn Murphy Cup, NRL Schoolboy Trophy and NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup.

The school rugby league season will end with a bang today when News Corp Australia live-streams three grand finals – including the Phil Hall Cup state final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and St Brendan’s College.

WATCH IN THE PLAYER ABOVE

Coverage starts at 9am with live-streaming of the Karyn Murphy Cup schoolgirl competition, continues with the NRL Schoolboy Trophy game between St Augustine’s and Lockyer District, and then culminates with the Phil Hall Cup grand final at 3.30pm – all streamed by The Courier-Mail, Gold Coast Bulletin, Morning Bulletin and News Corp affiliates.

PLAYERS TO WATCH IN TODAY’S GRAND FINALS

Two of the great discovery players unearthed this season have been PBC SHS fullback Keano Kini and Tane Kiriona of St Brendan’s College.

Kini was signed by Gold Coast Titans before any of their talent scouts saw him play a league game live.

A year 11 student, Kini was actually signed after the Titans saw him playing tag (touch football) in his native Auckland.

Palm Beach Currimbin SHS the 2021 Langer Cup Champions

The Titans were looking for a halve and had been tipped off about his ability, so the first chance talent scouts got to see him in the flesh was playing touch football – not rugby league.

The Titans had to move quickly, because two other NRL clubs were circling the then 15-year-old.

Keano Kini playing Meninga Cup for Tweed,Picture: Scott Powick Newscorp

So the Titans sold their vision, and Kini signed which led him to coming to Palm Beach Currumbin SHS this season to “learn the Aussie way’’ and test himself in the elite Langer Trophy schoolboy environment.

“They (the Titans) talked to us about the pathways and we (the family) thought it was a good opportunity,’’ Kini said.

Kini said deciding to attend Palm Beach Currumbin SHS was made easier because PBC star centre Deine Mariner was a club mate of his at the Marist club in New Zealand.

In a late season master stroke by PBC SHS coach Tim Maccan, Kini reverted to a ball-playing extra half despite still wearing the No.1 jersey.

“They wanted me more involved on the line, basically another half on the line on the left side,’’ said Kini, the joint Justin Hodges Medallist player of the year alongside Chris Faagutu (Marsden SHS).

“I like five-eighth and will probably move into the halves next year, but I am enjoying both.’’

Like Kini, St Brendan’s Kiriona was a relative unknown prior to this season.

A middle powerhouse, Kiriona first raised eyebrows playing with the Central Capras in the Meninga Cup under 18 competition in March and April.

His mid field dominance helped Capras into the finals, and he continued that form for St Brendan’s in the Confraternity Shield and Aaron Payne Cup campaigns.

“He is a big mobile aggressive middle forward,’’ said St Brendan’s coach Scott Minto.

“Kiriona will be that strong presence holding up the middle third of the field.

“Look for him combining well with his fellow forward sidekick Noah Corcoran.’’

THE TEAMS

St Brendan’s College :

1. Matthew Hill, 2. Kongasau Nona, 3. Blayden Dodd, 4. Blake Anders, 5. Mackenzi Nixon, 6. Jackson Miller, 7. Owen Pattie, 8. Tane Kiriona, 9. Quinn Stover, 10. Brock Hinds, 11. Benjamin Charles, 12. Kealhan O’Brien, 13. Noah Corcoran, 14. Hoani Harris, 15. Filipe Buli, 16. Harrison Gray, 17. Marley Wosomo

Palm Beach Currimbin SHS :

1 Keano Kini, 2 Hunter Ploegsma, 3 Reef Sommerville, 4 Deine Mariner, 5 Jett Forbes, 6 Michael Roberts, 7 Tom Weaver (c), 8 Kade Somerville (vc), 9 Oskar Bryant, 10 Jack Cullen, 11 Brock Priestley, 12 Ryan Foran, 13 Jayden Wright, 14 Tanu Nona, 15 Bailey Martin, 16 Reico Ratana, 17 Isaiah Scanlan, 18 Darcy Townsend, 19 Travis May, 20 Sam Sowery.

LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE

Wednesday (Redcliffe Dolphins)

Karyn Murphy Cup Final Series – 12 Minute Halves

9am – Ipswich SHS Vs Keebra Park SHS

9:30am – Shalom College Vs Kirwan SHS

10:30am – Ipswich SHS Vs Kirwan SHS

11:00am – Shalom College 4 – 24 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

12:00pm – Shalom College 12 – 16 Ipswich SHS – (1/2 time 8 – 8)

12:30pm – Kirwan SHS 12 – 20 Keebra Park SHS – (1/2 time 4 – 12)

NRL Schoolboy Trophy Qld Grand Final – 30 Minute Halves

St Augustines are the 2021 Queensland Schoolboy Trophy Champions

1:00 pm – St Augustines 20 – 18 Lockyer District

St Augustines College, Cairns QLD – 20

TRIES : (4) Caleb Eaton, (3) Kybon Thaiday 2, (12) Lochlan McGill
GOALS : Bill Vincent 2/4

Lockyer District SHS, Gatton QLD – 18

TRIES : (4) Hayden Dunn 2, (3) Carrapin, (5) Caleb Nagan
GOALS : Hayden Dunn 1/4

Half Time : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 20 – 18

Karyn Murphy Cup Grand Final ( 15 Minute Halves) No goals

2:30pm – Kirwan SHS 8 – 24 Keebra Parks SHS

Keebra Parks SGS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions Keebra Parks SGS Girls – 2021 Karyn Murphy Cup Champions

Kirwan SHS – 8
TRIES : (8) Mosby Mona, (9) Martin Savage

Keebra Parks SHS – 24
TRIES : (3) Faith Tutauha (6) Chantah Ratu 2,  (4) H Ormund- 2, (11) A Manapori

HALF TIME : 4 – 8
FULL TIME : 24 – 8

NRL Schoolboy Phil Hall Cup Qld Grand Final

3:30pm – Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS v St Brendan’s College

Palm Beach-Currumbin SHS

TRIES : (1) Keano Kini, (4) Deine Mariner 2,
GOALS : (7) Tom Weaver (c) 2/3

St Brendan’s College

TRIES :
GOALS :

Referee : Nick McEwan

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