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Queensland win U19s State of Origin

qrlmedia — Thu, 26 Jun 2025 03:52:31 +0000

Queensland win U19s State of Origin

Queensland have defeated New South Wales 23-22 in a tightly contested U19 State of Origin clash at Sunshine Coast Stadium, sealed by a clutch second-half response after withstanding a late NSW comeback.

The Maroons controlled the early stages, racing to a 13-6 lead at halftime off the back of first-half tries to Cooper Bai and Zac Garton.

A 34th-minute field goal from Coby Black proved critical, nudging Queensland’s lead beyond a converted try right before the break.

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Black then extended the lead himself in the 36th minute with a well-timed try, putting Queensland up 17-6.

But New South Wales found their rhythm shortly after, scoring three tries in quick succession, through Stanley-Traill, Hopwood and Allen, to turn the game on its head and lead 22-17.

With the game slipping, Queensland regrouped. In the 63rd minute, Prestyn Laine-Sietu crashed over to level the scores, before Javon Andrews nailed the conversion to reclaim the lead.

That 23-22 margin would hold for the final seven minutes, despite pressure from the Blues.

Head coach Darius Boyd was pleased with the result and the preparation that led to it.

“The boys worked hard all week and really bought into everything we were trying to do,” Boyd said.

“That one-point win doesn’t happen without the effort they put in during camp.”

It was a composed and disciplined Queensland performance for most of the game, and when the contest got tight late, they responded with the key play that mattered.

NSW U19s Men go down by a point

nswrlmedia — Sat, 21 Jun 2025 23:36:54 +0000

NSW U19s Men go down by a point

Author : Tayla Micallef NSWRL Media

NSW U19s Men go down by a point

A brave CABE NSW U19s Men’s side has gone down 23-22 to Queensland in an enthralling battle for the annual Ampol State of Origin honors at Sunshine Coast Stadium tonight.

Queensland led 13-6 at half-time but NSW staged a courageous second half fightback only to have the lead snatched away with five minutes to go.

The match started with Queensland taking control in the first half with and without the ball in hand, dominating through the middle and proving to be a handful for NSW.

Queensland lock Cooper Bai opened the scoring in the ninth minute, barging his way over the line despite best efforts by NSW to hold the player up in goal.

The lead was extended out to 12 points in the next 10 minutes through second rower Zac Garton who dove over in the corner.

Things went from bad to worse for NSW when second rower Jordan Uta was sent to the bin for 10 minutes for a shoulder charge, leaving his team down to 12 men for the remainder of the first half.

Despite being short a player, NSW was the next to hit back through five eighth Toby Rodwell. He passed a short ball out to second rower Jacob Halananghu who crossed, closing the deficit to six.

Doing well to hold Queensland out towards the back end of the half, Queensland halfback Coby Black was able to kick a field goal just before half-time to bring the score to 13-6.

Queensland didn’t take their foot off the pedal early in the second half, putting pressure on the NSW defence before Cody Black found space out on the right edge to cross for Queensland’s third try of the night.

Cleaning up their discipline which continued to plague their attack, NSW marched themselves up the field into Queensland territory before Rodwell kicked on the fifth for fullback Connor Votano to regather and offload to forward Cyrus Stanley-Traill to score.

With the comeback well and truly on, NSW found themselves only trailing by five with 20 minutes remaining.

Off the back of strong attack, NSW once again found themselves only 10m out from the try line and prop Cody Hopwood took full advantage of the field position crashing his way over for a four-pointer.

A great conversion from Votano saw NSW take the lead for the first time in the game.

Holding all the momentum, NSW weren’t done yet, with the left edge making a break down the sideline, the ball was passed to Jaxson Allen who raced away with the ball to bring the score to 22-17.

With five minutes to go, Queensland refused to back down, shifting the ball out to centre Prestyn Laine-Sietu who crossed out wide.

A successful conversion from five eighth Javon Andrews saw Queensland back in front by a point 23-22.

Despite their best efforts, NSW found themselves defending their line for the final minutes of the game, going down by a point at full-time.

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Queensland Under 19 men’s squad announced

qrlmedia — Wed, 11 Jun 2025 03:24:39 +0000

Queensland Under 19 men’s squad announced

Author : QRL Media

Queensland Under 19 men’s squad announced

Queensland Rugby League has today announced the Queensland Maroons Under 19 men’s squad ahead of Thursday week’s clash against New South Wales at Sunshine Coast Stadium.

Home soil – Game day with the Maroons

The 20-player squad will enter camp this Friday at Caloundra, where head coach Darius Boyd will team up with assistant coaches Andrew McCullough and Jesse Maclean to get the best out of the young Queenslanders.

The Queensland squad includes three players who took part in last year’s representative clash.

Cody Black, Zac Garton and Sam Stephenson are the players backing up, with the trio’s experience set to provide a major boost for the home team.

A parochial Queensland crowd is expected for the Origin Rookies clash, which will follow the Under 19 women’s match between the two fierce rivals.

Tickets are selling fast for the June 19 double header.

Queensland Maroons Under 19s

Javon Andrews (Tweed Seagulls / Gold Coast Titans)
Cooper Bai (Tweed Seagulls / Gold Coast Titans)
Coby Black (Souths Logan Magpies / Brisbane Broncos)
Jai Bowden (Melbourne Storm)
Jett Bryce (Burleigh Bears / Brisbane Broncos)
Phillip Coates (Burleigh Bears / Brisbane Broncos)
Jac Finigan (Redcliffe Dolphins / The Dolphins)
Kobi Floro (Melbourne Storm)
Zac Garton (Redcliffe Dolphins / The Dolphins)
Sam Hyne (Canberra Raiders)
Sunny Kama (Tweed Seagulls / Gold Coast Titans)
Prestyn Laine-Sietu (Cronulla Sharks)
Kilarney Lavender (Burleigh Bears / The Dolphins)
David Leota (Canterbury Bulldogs)
Amaziah Murgha (Melbourne Storm)
Ray Puru (Tweed Seagulls / Gold Coast Titans)
Bodhi Sharpley (Tweed Seagulls / Gold Coast Titans)
Oliva Smith (Canterbury Bulldogs)
Sam Stephenson (Tweed Seagulls / Gold Coast Titans)
Hayden Watson (Burleigh Bears / Melbourne Storm)

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NSWRL NSW Under 19s Men’s and Women’s Origin teams

nswrlmedia — Tue, 11 Jun 2024 02:07:54 +0000

NSWRL NSW Under 19s Men’s and Women’s Origin teams

Author : NSWRL Media Release

NSWRL NSW Under 19s Men’s and Women’s Origin teams

The NSWRL is pleased to announce the representative teams for the CABE NSW Under 19s Men and Westpac NSW Under 19s Women to face Queensland at Leichhardt Oval on Thursday 20 June.

The games showcase the best rising talent in Rugby League with the women’s match to kick-off at 5.45pm and the men’s match at 7.45pm.

Both games will be shown by Fox League on Fox Sports, and 9Now, with the women’s match also to be shown on 9Gem, and the men’s match on Channel Nine.

The CABE Under 19s Men’s team features players from the UNE SG Ball Cup (Under 19s) and SLE Laurie Daley Cup (Under 18s), and includes Canberra Raiders fullback Chevy Stewart, 18

Penrith Panthers winger Jesse McLean, 19, who have already made their NRL debuts.

Stewart has played three games for the Green Machine in 2024.

Making his debut in the 21-20 win over the Gold Coast Titans in Round 6. He has also made seven appearances in the The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup where he has averaged 141m per game, and has scored three tries, had three try assists and two line breaks.

McLean made his NRL debut for the Panthers against the Parramatta Eels last year and made his second appearance this season in the Round 13 match against St George Illawarra Dragons where he scored a memorable try.

He has also made 11 appearances in The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup where he has averaged 155m per game, and has scored eight tries, had nine line breaks and a try assist.

The team also includes Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs boom halfback Mitchell Woods, 18, who captained the UNE Harold Matthews Cup to a premiership win in 2023 and was named the UNE SG Ball Cup Player of the Series in 2024, and hooker Matthew Arthur, the son of former NRL Parramatta Eels coach Brad Arthur.

The Westpac NSW Under 19s Women’s team features players from the Westpac Tarsha Gale Cup and includes 10 players from the premiership-winning Illawarra Steelers.

Including Player of the Series and halfback Kasey Reh, the niece of former NRL players Brett and Glenn Stewart, and Indie Bostock, the sister of NRL Dolphins winger Jack Bostock. There are also three players from Grand Finalists Newcastle Knights.

Stewart played in the corresponding match last year along with forwards Jermaine McEwen (Newcastle Knights) and Sam Tuivaiti (Parramatta Eels)

While the women’s squad has two players from the 2023 team – centre Linsday Tui (Parramatta Eels) and utility Evie Jones (Newcastle Knights).

The CABE NSW Under 19s Men’s team will be coached by True Blue Andrew Ryan, who guided them to consecutive wins in 2022-23. True Blues Shaun Timmins, Luke Bailey and Steve Turner form part of his coaching staff.

The Westpac NSW Under 19s Women’s team will be coached again by Kate Mullaly, who has previously acted as an assistant coach to Kylie Hilder for the Westpac NSW Sky Blues.

The Westpac NSW Under 19s Women’s team will be looking to return the Shield to NSW after a narrow 20-14 loss last year.

State of Origin Under 19s Women
5.45pm, Thursday 20 June, Leichhardt Oval

Westpac NSW Under 19s Women

1. Lilly-Ann White (Newcastle Knights)
2. Tia-Jordyn Vasilovski (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
3. Indie Bostock (Illawarra Steelers)
4. Lindsay Tui (Parramatta Eels)
5. Maria Paseka (Illawarra Steelers)
6. Evie McGrath (Illawarra Steelers)
7. Kasey Reh (Illawarra Steelers)
8. Manilita Takapautolo (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
9. Chelsea Savill (Illawarra Steelers)
10. Hope Millard (Illawarra Steelers)
11. Evah McEwen (Newcastle Knights)
12. Charlotte Basham (Illawarra Steelers)
13. Ryvrr-Lee Alo (Parramatta Eels)
14. Evie Jones (Newcastle Knights)
15. Ella Koster (Illawarra Steelers)
16. Claudia Brown (Wests Tigers)
17. Bronte Wilson (Illawarra Steelers)
18. Abby Aros (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
19. Waimarie Martin (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
19. Sienna Yeo (Illawarra Steelers)

Coach: Kate Mullaly

State of Origin Under 19s Men
7.45pm, Thursday 20 June, Leichhardt Oval

CABE NSW Under 19s Men

1. Chevy Stewart (Canberra Raiders)
2. Jesse McLean (Penrith Panthers)
3. Casey McLean (Penrith Panthers)
4. Hayden Buchanan (St George Dragons)
5. Michael Gabrael (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
6. Jake Elliott (Sydney Roosters)
7. Mitchell Woods (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
8. Loko Pasifiki Tonga (St George Dragons)
9. Matthew Arthur (Parramatta Eels)
10. Fanafou Seve (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
11. Jermaine McEwen (Newcastle Knights)
12. Noah Martin (Canberra Raiders)
13. Blake Steep (Sydney Roosters)
14. Zane Harrison (Tweed Seagulls)
15. Jacob Halangahu (St George Dragons)
16. Kaiden Lahrs (North Queensland Cowboys)
17. Sam Tuivaiti (Parramatta Eels)
18. Connor Votano (Newcastle Knights)
19. Cody Hopwood (Newcastle Knights)