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The Brisbane Broncos were again proud to sponsor the premier Schoolboy Rugby League competitions in South East Queensland, with the Grand Finals of each of these competitions being played last week.

Over the past twenty years, the Broncos have invested over 1.5 million dollars into Schoolboy Rugby League, where competitions are played at all levels from regionally through to the South East.

Sponsoring approximately fifteen school-based competitions throughout Queensland each year, Broncos funding is used to offset transportation costs, sports medicine, referee expenses, as well as awards.

Broncos Supporting Schoolboy Rugby League

Over fifty secondary schools compete in the Broncos sponsored school competitions, with Marsden State High School taking out the 2021 Allan Langer Trophy and the Broncos Old Boys Grand Finals.

Palm Beach Currumbin State High School claimed the Kevin Walters Cup, Michael Hancock Cup, and the Steve Renouf Shield.

Palm Beach Currumbin State High School claimed the Kevin Walters Cup, Michael Hancock Cup, and the Steve Renouf Shield.

The winning PBC SHS year 8 Renouf Shield side.

The Broncos would like to thank Broncos Challenge Convenor Mr. Phil Hall, The Queensland Secondary Schools Rugby League, the NRL, Referees Associations, Sports Med Officers, as well as the teachers, players, and principles from each of the schools who participated in 2021.

Marsden State High year 7 rugby league side that won the Brisbane Broncos Old Boys grand final at Carina.

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Broncos Challenge schoolboy rugby league

Broncos Challenge schoolboy rugby league Team of the Grand Finals – 20 of Queensland’s best rookies revealed after five youth grand finals.

The winning PBC SHS year 8 Renouf Shield side. Broncos Challenge Team of Grand Finals

We named the Team of the Grand Finals after the five 2021 Broncos Challenge schoolboy rugby league grand finals played over the last 48 hours.

On Tuesday Marsden SHS won the year 7 Broncos Old Boys Cup, while PBC claimed the year 8 Renouf Shield, then yesterday PBC SHS twice beat Keebra Park SHS (Hancock and Walters Cup) while Wavell won after the bell in the Langer reserves over Marsden SHS.

Matches were livestreamed by News Corp and featured among the best rising talent in the state.

PBC SHS Renouf Shield coach Geoff Eggart said it was a great win by his side to topple the benchmark outfit of the competition – Marsden SHS.

The Marsden State High year 7 rugby league side that won the Brisbane Broncos Old Boys grand final at Carina.

“We basically lost one game to Redcliffe the whole competition and Marsden have been the benchmark all year so we were just delighted to get the chocolates. They worked really hard,’’ Eggart said.

Marsden SHS Old Boys (year 7) competition coach Cameron Webb said it was a great team performance to finish off the season with a win over Ipswich SHS.

Nayten Iselin-Jansen with Mick De Vere from the Broncos.

“It was a team performance. There were a number of players who put up their hands. That was the real strength of his team – that there was 13 and not relying on one or two to get the job done. “They came together to work as a unit.’’

Marsden SHS beat Ipswich SHS well, but Ipswich still showed plenty of promise – according to our Ipswich reporter Daviid Lems who named their best players here.

Then yesterday Wavell SHS coach Mick Roberts, who has seen plenty in rugby league, was stunned to see his five-eight Nayten Iselin-Jansen field a drop kick restart 65m out as the full-time hooter sounded, and then score to break a 12-all deadlock.

Man of the match Marlie Barry of PBC with the great Matt Gillett of the Broncos.

Iselin-Jansen was the last to board the team bus after the match and was beaming like a boy about to sit on Santa’s lap.

Marsden SHS fullback Dom Sandow and Wavell SHS hooker Harri Sykes also shone in an all-star match, while Marsden pair Marley Lupeomanu and Jermaine Pangai impacted their side.

On the Gold Coast, PBC SHS were confirmed as the 2021 SEQ schoolboy champions with wins in the Hancock and Walters Cups – following last week’s NRL Schoolboys Cup win over Marsden SHS.

That made it four premierships for PBC SHS from six grand finals.

Yesterday in the Hancock Cup PBC SHS centre Sunny Karma was presented with the man of the match award, while Keebra Park SHS’s prop Micah Eteru and PBC SHS fullback Sam Stephenson also shone.

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In the Walters Cup PBC SHS’s Jaylan Taewa scored the go-ahead try in the second-half and was near-perfect from the tee, most from the sideline, in a great individual performance. One of his tries was set up by interchange player Reshawn Anderson.

The winning PBC SHS year 8 Renouf Shield side.

PBC SHS Zane Harrison made some early errors but his constant voice and playmaking presence in the middle of the park was key to PBC’s success, while Keebra Park centre Dorian Lotaki scored a great bustling try and shone for his side.Special mention for two players who narrowly missed our squad, Kallum Stacey-Weatherall (Wavell SHS Langer Reserves who was a Langer Trophy standard player, and Marsden SHS five-eighth Caleb Cresswell (Marsden SHS, year 7) who sparked his team.

The winning Wavell SHS team.

Team of the Grand Finals

1. Dom Sandow (Marsden, Langer reserves)

2. Dorian Lotaki (Keebra Park SHS, year 10)

3. Chris Vaimili (Marsden SHS, year 7)

4. Sunny Karma (PBC SHS, year 9)

5. Jonah Harris (PBC SHS year 8)

6. Nayten Iselin-Jansen (Wavell SHS, Langer reserves)

7. ZJ Watene (Marsden SHS, year 7)

8. Micah Eteru (Keebra Park SHS, year 9)

9. Jaylan Naleba (Ipswich SHS, year 7)

10. Marlie Barry (PBC SHS year 8)

11. Jaylan Taewa (PBC SHS, year 10)

12. Storm Enoka (Marsden SHS, year 7)

13. Brodie Saunders (PBC SHS, year 8)

14. Sam Stephenson (PBC SHS, year 9

15. Kwinn Wolf (PBC SHS, year 8)

16. Reece Gorman (Marsden SHS, year 8)

17. Mace Andrew (PBC SHS, year 8)

18. Harri Sykes (Wavell SHS, year 12)

19. Brendon Bruce (Ipswich SHS, year 7)

20. TJ Sauaso (Ipswich SHS year 7).

On Wednesday, www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and regional News Corp will livestream the Phil Hall Cup state grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and St Brendan’s College Yeppoon, who beat Kirwan SHS in the Payne Cup grand final.

LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE

September 15 (Redcliffe Dolphins)

Phil Hall Cup state grand final

3.30pm: St Brendan’s v Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

Karen Murphy grand final:

2.30pm: Out of Kirwan SHS, Shalom College, Ipswich SHS, Keebra Park SHS

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1.30pm: St Augustine’s v Lockyer District

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We’ve live-streamed Wednesday’s two Broncos Challenge schoolboy rugby league grand finals. SEE THE REPLAYS

Watch the replay of Marsden SHS taking on Palm Beach Currumbin SHS in the Year 8 Renouf Shield NRL grand final.

Broncos Challenge schoolboy rugby league grand final action will see five grand finals over the next 48 hours – including two today.

Easts Carina is be the venue for three grand finals this week – today’s Broncos Old Boys Cup (Year 7) and Renouf Shield (Year 8) deciders and Wednesday’s Langer Reserves (Open).

Attention then swings to Pizzy Park on the Gold Coast on Wednesday with two local derbies featuring PBC SHS v Keebra Park SHS in both the Walters (year 10) and Hancock Cup (year 9) grand finals.

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All will be livestreamed by www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and affiliates ahead of the September 15 Phil Hall Cup state grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and St Brendan’s College Yeppoon, who beat Kirwan SHS in last week’s Payne Cup grand final.

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THE MATCHES

Marsden SHS has another trophy heading its way after the Year 7 Broncos Old Boys clash went their way over Ipswich SHS by 44-12.

Marsden dominated possession and dominated the opening 20 minutes, racing to a 28-nil lead before Ipswich hooker Jaylan Naleba burrowed over.

The winning Broncos Old Boys side – year 7 Marsden SHS.

It was only the third time in 18 minutes Ipswich had possession of the ball and no side could have held Marsden SHS with the mood the side was in.

Centre Chris Vaimili, crossed twice, on the second occasion benefiting from nice work by edge backrower Storm Enoka, No. 11, while left winger Kyedon Ashley flashed onto an intercept to score.

Enoka then started the second half with a flourish for his side, scoring minutes into the half.

With Tipessa Lee delivered rolled gold ball from the ruck, halves Boston Barnard and Z J Watene feasted, either bringing their power players onto the ball, or igniting enterprising play themselves.

Although well beaten, it is always a milestone for a team to make a grand final and the journey to today’s clash will benefit this young Ipswich SHS side.

In the Renouf ShieldYear 8 grand final, Palm Beach Currumbin SHS claimed a drama charged premiership 8-4.

PBC SHS jumped in elation when the fulltime siren sounded, while Marsden SHS players slumped to the ground in disappointment.

WATCH THE REPLAY AT THE TOP OF THIS STORY

PBC SHS offered three cheers for their rivals in a show of respect.

In a dramatic finale:

+ Marsden survived defending with 12 men for 10 minutes earlier in the half, then crossed to score to reduce the scoreline to 8-4.

+ PBC SHS backrower Nelson Makaafi made a try saving tackle on Marsden SHS’s Madden Falaniko

+ Marsden SHS edge forward Reece Gorman crossed under the posts – but lost the ball under a sea of PBC defenders

Inspired by go forward prop Marlie Barry and ball playing middle Brodie Saunders, PBC dominated the first half, with tall left edge powerhouse Kwinn Wolf twice crossing for tries to lead 8-nil at halftime, but Marsden SHS ramped up their game and started shading their rivals.

Marsden scored through fullback Zechariah Tuialii who accepted a blindside ball off Mace Andrew. That try cut PBC’s lead to 8-4.

There was a huge moment in the second half when PBC SHS winger Jonah Harris made a try saving tackle on a runaway Andrew after Caleb Cresswell had put Gorman away down the middle.

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Harris tackled Andrew – and then made another two tackles in the set of six as Marsden SHS attacked the line.

It was the type of desperation which wins grand finals.

PBC coach Geoff Eggert said he was proud of his side because they first had to qualify for the competition, and then to beat Marsden was a big effort as they were the bench mark all season.

In the first half PBC halves Tom Batchelor and Taj Lateo expertly guided their side around as PBC strangled the opposition.

Indeed Marsden SHS did well to reduce PBC’s lead, so dominate were the Gold Coast side, with Ned Tanner denied by Marsden winger Naiparee Sabadi after the PBC centre looked certain to cross.

THE TEAMS

Old Boys, year 7

Ipswich SHS:

Tiyrell Wood-Sneddon, Iverson Inu, Wiremu Karaitiani, Viliamu Seumalii, Brayden Pearce, MacGuinness Tiananga, TJ Sauaso (captain), Lincoln Natapu, Jaylan Naleba, Innocent Baruani, John-Williams Levi, Spaniyon Gray, Brendon Bruce, Rohan Smith, Christian Tulifau, Bryce Epati, Chris Compton and Ross Vunipola.

Marsden SHS:

1. Jeremiah Toko, 2. League Tua, 3. Chris Vaimili, 4. Alex Paisa, 5. Kyedon Ashley, 6. Boston Barnard, 7. ZJ Watene, 8. Cyrus Simmonds, 9. Tipessa Lee, 10. Marquis Sando, 11, Storm Enoka, 12. Marlee Smith, 13. Brendan Lemalu, 14. Ezra Button, 15. Ryan Coles, 16 Tayden Tamati, 17. Kengzen Lefono

Renouf Shield, Year 8

PBC SHS:

1 Riley Partridge, 2 Levi Handyside, 3 Ned Tanner, 4 Jake Wardley, 5. Jonah Harris, 6 Tom Batchelor, 7 Taj Lateo, 8 Malakai Mosaati, 9 Archie Sillar, 10 Marlie Barry. 11 Nelson Makaafi, 12 Kwinn Wolf, 13 Brodie Saunders, 14 Sean Pearson, 15 Calais Hallett-Wharewaka, 17 Ashton Hure, 18 Will Wright, 19 Orlando Taual’i, 20 Sonny Hayes.

Marsden SHS:

1. Zechariah Tuialii, 2. Daniel Witt, 3. Juaan Penese, 4. Tawa Simpkins, 5. Naiparee Sabadi, 6, Caleb Cresswell, 7. Levi Bannan, 8. Toupou Francis, 9. Tamai Baker, 10. Bostyn Taufo’ou, 11. Reece Gorman, 12. Mace Andrew, 13. Taylan To’a, 14. Sheron Downs, 15. Rhys Alldridge, 16. Madden Falaniko, 17, Liam Akaroa, 18. Cooper Young, 19. Patrick Knight, 20. Atunaisa Ve’etetu – coach Dallas Anderson.

Tuesday

Broncos Challenge grand finals (Carina Easts Leagues)

2pm: Broncos Old Boys (Year 7)

Marsden SHS v Ipswich SHS

3pm: Renouf Shield (Year 8)

Marsden SHS v PBC SHS

Wednesday

2pm: Hancock Cup (Year 9, Pizzey Park)

Keebra Park SHS v PBC SHS

3pm: Walters Cup (Year 10, Pizzey Park)

PBC SHS v Keebra Park SHS

4pm: Langer Reserves (opens, Carina Leagues)

Wavell SHS v Marsden SHS

September 15:
Phil Hall Cup state grand final (Redcliffe) Qld Schoolboy Cup Grand Final

St Brendan’s v Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

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