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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Ipswich v Palm Beach Currumbin Langer Trophy

Ipswich SHS v Palm Beach Currumbin SHS, Langer Trophy, Walters Cup

A moment of brilliance from Xavier Kirk proved the difference as Ipswich held their nerve to beat Palm Beach Currumbin in a repeat of last year’s Langer Trophy decider. Relive all the action.

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Games can be decided by moments – and for Ipswich SHS, it was a moment of brilliance from winger Xavier Kirk that landed them a 16-14 victory over Palm Beach Currumbin.

The Year 12 right wing, who was deadly in Ipswich’s champion Langer Reserves team last year, will no doubt be replaying that moment in his head.

It was the final play of the first half when Kirk caught a cross field kick before scoring just shy of the dead ball line.

It was Ipswich’s final try in a thrilling game where both teams scored three times.

One conversion was the difference.

The contest was absorbing in the first half, with high-tempo footy being showcased from both sides.

Ipswich shot out to a 10-0 lead after 10 minutes, but PBC quickly drew level courtesy of a Bailey McConnell try and try assist to winger Creedence Donovan.

McConnell’s energy, step and draw-and-pass was vital for PBC in the opening stages.

The 36th minute proved the game changer when the high-flying Kirk went aerial to pluck and plant a Brandon Tikinau cross field kick.

It was magical, and elevated Ipswich to a six-point advantage.

Earlier, Tyler Peckham-Harris got Ipswich off to a flyer with a charge down try off kicker Zane Harrison. Then, Shaye Faa’aoga found Kirk who made it 10-0.

A quick play the ball from LJ Nonu and a short side pop-pass from Faa’aoga put the small, but electric winger in.

McConnell dazzled on the back of metres made by Baylen Donald and Jac Finigan and PBC were still well in the hunt at the break.

In the second half, nerves crept in and the high-intensity of the clash resulted in errors both ways.

With 12 minutes left, flame-haired Donald scored, leaving it up to Harrison to equalise.

It was a tough kick 15 metres in from the sideline and Harrison, who had been creating plays all game, must have been exhausted. He missed and that was the end of the scoring.

Despite an Ethan Schultz and Sunny Kama-inspired final spurt for PBC, Ipswich came away two-point-victors.

PBC bounce back to take Walters Cup clash in style

The Palm Beach Currumbin Reds left the North Ipswich Reserve happy campers after a 44-4 success over Stretton State College.

After suffering their first loss of the season to Redcliffe SHS last week, the Reds played with vigour and a point to prove.

And prove it they did when second rower Nelson Makaafi scored to put the cherry on top a convincing 40-point-victory.

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Quick enough to be a back, the supporting Makaafi cleared away for PBC’s final try after prop Ashton Hure, goalkicking halfback Marley McLaren and headgeared Ned Tanner combined to go from one end to the other.

PBC had a clear size advantage, but that didn’t deter Stretton from confronting them hard and fast in defence.

Stretton were brave, with Bailey Vang the chief organiser out of dummy-half. The closest they got was 6-4 early, but quickly PBC found their groove.

Halves Taj Lateo and McLaren were classy playmakers.

After the likes of Cruz Dangerfield, Kwinn Wolf and Brodie Sanders made ground up the middle, the two halves provided good ball to their edge finishers.

PREVIEW

Two of the Langer Trophy’s best attacking weapons will come face-to-face as Ipswich State High hosts Palm Beach Currumbin in Round 5 of the elite schoolboys competition.

Both sides enter the clash with only one loss this season and off the back of confidence-boosting wins last week.

Ipswich proved too hard to handle against fourth-placed Mabel Park last week, while Palm Beach Currumbin scored their second win of the season against Redcliffe State High.

So this could be another thriller in what is shaping up to be the competition’s closest finish in years.

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LANGER TROPHY

Sunday, July 16

Marsden SHS v Redcliffe SHS, Kayo Stadium
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1.45pm: Langer Trophy

Wednesday, July 19

Redcliffe SHS v Marsden SHS, Dolphin Oval
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2.30pm: Walters Cup

Caloundra SHS v Mabel Park SHS, Caloundra JRL

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3pm: Walters Cup, 4pm: Langer Trophy
Stretton SHS/Ipswich SHS v Palm Beach Currumbin, Nth Ipswich Reserve

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3pm: Walters Cup, 5pm: Langer Trophy
Wavell SHS v Keebra Park SHS

Wavell SHS

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3.30pm: Walters Cup, 4.30pm: Langer Trophy

DOLPHINS CUP

Tuesday, July 18

Bundaberg SHS v Emmaus College, Brothers Sports Club, Bundaberg

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2.30pm: Dolphins Challenge

Marist College/Rockhampton Grammar v Shalom College, Rugby Park

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2.30pm: Dolphins Challenge, 3.30pm: Dolphins Cup

St Brendan’s College v The Cathedral College

St Brendan’s College

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4.30pm: Dolphins Challenge, 5.30pm: Dolphins Cup

While both sides possess some of the toughest forward packs in the competition, the blockbuster clash could be decided by the boys out wide.

Palm Beach centre Sam Stephenson is rolling off the back of a national championships campaign for Queensland, but could meet his match in exciting Ipswich centre LJ Nonu.

Both players possess a strong running game, and have shown an ability to power over the top of their opposite number this season.

It could truly be a battle of the irresistable force against an immovable object.

Langer Trophy Mabel Park SHS v Ipswich SHS (white shirt) K Su’a Coorparoo Thursday 13th July 2023 Picture David Clark

Also keep an eye on Ipswich SHS hooker Tyler Peckham-Harris going up against William Saunders. Both boys have the ability to change a game in an instant.

There will also be a battle upfront between PBC’s Jett Jackson and Baylen Donald who will have prop Oliva Iaulualo and second rower Jack Laing to deal with.

QLD player Sam Stephenson Qld Vs NSWCCC in the ASSRL national championships in Redcliffe. Saturday July 1, 2023. Picture, John Gass

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THE TEAMS

IPSWICH SHS:

1 Dominique Sandow
2 Xavier Kirk
3 LJ Nonu
4 Keisaia Su’A
5 Anton Naiyep
6 Brandon Tikinau
7 Izaiah Mafi
16 Maaro David
9 Tyler Peckham-Harris
10 David Leota
17 Cayleb Johnson
11 Shaye Faa’aoga
18 Kane Self

Bench

15 Lesayne Tuiasau
12 Mahonri Tiotala
8 Iosefa Kolio
19 Saifiti Junior Saifiti

PBC SHS

1. Jake Lateo
2. Sunny Kama
3. Sam Stephenson
4. Tyson Ploegsma
5. Creedence Donovan
6. Bailey McConnell
7. Zane Harrison
8. Brady Turner
9. Will Saunders
10. Jett Jackson
11. Baylen Donald
12. Jac Finigan
17. Jaylen Taewa

13. Isaac Harrison
14. Barney Litdamu
15. Hiawe King
16. Ethan Schultz

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Schoolboy Cup Live Stream: St Brendan’s v The Cathedral College, Dolphins Cup, Round 4

A crafty kick through to their flying winger has helped St Brendan’s claim a win on the final siren. Watch the REPLAYS.

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A try on the final siren to flying winger Mataio Tapau-Bon stole a late victory for St Brendan’s after a back-and-forth slugfest against rivals The Cathedral College.

The flying winger showed his extreme turn of foot to scorch defenders and dive on a Tommy Green grubber with less than two minutes to go to seal an 8-6 win for the St Brendan’s side.

It will be a bitter pill to swallow for The Cathedral College, who had fought valiantly to repel their heavyweight rivals for most of the 60 minutes and had gone ahead after a scintillating sideline conversion from dummy-half Zac Bateman.

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The rivalry between St Brendan’s and The Cathedral College is one of the biggest in Queenslajnd school footy and this match proved exactly why.

Both schools came out all guns blazing – with the two forward packs not willing to give an inch to their rivals.

But it was the individual brilliance of halfback Tommy Green trhat would break the deadlock, with the crafty no. 7 fooling the defence with a simple show-and-go before powering over the top of fullback Francis Darkin.

While it appeared St Brendan’s had broken the TCC shackles, the Rockhampton school refused to let them gain the immediate upper hand.

TCC seemed almost invigorated by going behind on the scoreboard, suddenly they hit harder and ran faster.

The Rockhampton nursery had to wait until midway through the second half to finally break through the St Brendan’s defence, but once they did, they looked almost unstoppable.

That was until the coll-handed Green found his flying winger in the final moment.

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The Cathedral College coaching staff will decide on the weekend if their flying fullback, Mutua Brown, will line up for the Round 4 clash in the Dolphins Cup on Tuesday.

TCC heads to Yeppoon to take on St Brendan’s College in the Cup at 5.30pm and the Dolphins Challenge at 4.30pm – and you can watch the action live on KommunityTV via this website.

Brown would be a welcome inclusion in TCC’s Cup line-up but he has had a demanding schedule in the past few weeks.

He starred for Queensland at the national secondary schools rugby league championships, earning national selection, and on Thursday night was in the Maroons under-19 side which went down to New South Wales.

TCC’s Mick Busby said Brown would be given every chance to play on Tuesday.

“We’ll assess him when he gets back over the weekend. Obviously, if he can play, it will be very handy for us,” he said.

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LANGER TROPHY

Sunday, July 16

Marsden SHS v Redcliffe SHS
Kayo Stadium
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Wednesday, July 19

Redcliffe SHS v Marsden SHS
Dolphin Oval
2.30pm: Walters Cup
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Caloundra SHS v Mabel Park SHS
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3pm: Walters Cup, 4pm: Langer Trophy
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DOLPHINS CUP

Tuesday, July 18

Bundaberg SHS v Emmaus College
Brothers Sports Club, Bundaberg
2.30pm: Dolphins Challenge
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Marist College/Rockhampton Grammar v Shalom College
Rugby Park
2.30pm: Dolphins Challenge, 3.30pm: Dolphins Cup
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St Brendan’s College v The Cathedral College
St Brendan’s College
4.30pm: Dolphins Challenge, 5.30pm: Dolphins Cup
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Toby Bateman will have a big part to play for The Cathedral College when they tackle St Brendan’s College in Round 4 of the Dolphins Cup on Tuesday. Photo: Pauline Crow

TCC will be without several players who were injured at the recent Confraternity Carnival, where the team finished seventh.

Hooker Zack Bryce suffered a season-ending knee injury, Ernest Walker is out with a shoulder injury and fellow forward Zac Bateman is also in doubt.

Busby said they would be looking for big performances from Brown, second rower Jack Biles, centre Toby Bateman and halfback Curtis Seierup against Confro champions St Brendan’s.

“They’ll be fighting on and doing the best they can,” he said.

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“We’ve just got to stay in the grind, try to match them in the middle and go from there.

“I don’t know what St Brendan’s side will be in regards to who they have or haven’t got but we have to try to make it hard for whoever we’re up against.

“We’re currently in the top four and we need one more win to secure our spot in that top four and hopefully that can happen on Tuesday.”

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Langer trophy teams rated

Langer Trophy live stream: Fearless team summaries, dark horse players ahead of first round

Starting with four blockbusters on Tuesday, this year’s Langer Trophy is sure to be exciting.

Here’s how we see each team’s chances and, as a bonus, we throw in some players set to surprise.

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The Langer Trophy Brisbane Broncos competition starts with four blockbusters on Tuesday and we will be there every step of the way.

Eight teams – Palm Beach Currumbin SHS, Keebra Park SHS, Marsden SHS, Mabel Park SHS, Ipswich SHS, Wavell SHS, Redcliffe SHS and new side Caloundra SHS – will feature, each brimming with talent.

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ROUND 1 Tuesday, May 30

LANGER CUP

PBC v Marsden (Tugun RLFC)
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2pm: Walters Cup. 3pm: Langer Trophy

Mabel Park v Redcliffe (TWW Stadium)
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3pm: Walters Cup. 4pm: Langer Trophy

Wavell v Caloundra (Wavell)
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3.30pm: Walters Cup. 4.30pm: Langer Trophy

Keebra Park v Ipswich (Southport)
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3.30pm: Walters Cup (Keebra v Stretton). 5.30pm: Langer Trophy

DOLPHINS CUP

St Brendan’s v Shalom (St Brendan’s College)
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2.30pm: Dolphins Challenge. 3.30pm: Dolphins Cup

Emmaus v The Cathedral College (Emmaus College)
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4.30pm: Dolphins Challenge. 5.30pm: Dolphins Cup

Marist College v Bundaberg HS
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2.30pm: Dolphins Challenge

Rockhampton Grammar School BYE

AARON PAYNE CUP

Trinity Bay v Kirwan (Trinity Bay)
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9.25am: Cowboys Challenge. 10.40am: Aaron Payne Cup

St Patrick’s v Ignatius Park (Mackay Brothers)
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10.15am: Cowboys Challenge. 11.30am: Aaron Payne Cup

Mareeba v St Augustine (Davies Park)
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2pm: Cowboys Challenge. 3.15pm: Aaron Payne Cup

Wednesday, May 31

AARON PAYNE CUP

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Rest assured, this is a competition in which team No. 1 can be beaten by team No.8. The coaches know that, they are not merely uttering the words. They mean it when they tell their players that.

The Courier-Mail, along with News Corp affiliates, will stream every match from the opens division this season on the KommunityTV platform. Round 1 is Tuesday.

In this story we give you a fearless prediction on school squads, while revealing some dark horse players of a competition which has no clear cut favourite.

Marsden SHS:

Marsden seems in good shape.

They have a good spine featuring fullback Saxon Innes, Javon Andrews, halfback Coby Black and hooker Jacob Tinsley, and two elite new players – centre Kylem Vunipola and Lewis Symonds.

Throw into the mix a revitalised Will Semu who made the Queensland 16-18 schoolboys side this week.

Two grand Logan Brothers juniors – Jacob Tinsley and Chris Faagutu

Then into the forwards come some likely types and the mix is potent. A top four berth will be the minimum expectations for this squad.

Of course for the spine to function Marsden’s ball carriers will need to win the ruck and get the ball in Tinsley’s hands swiftly.

Dark horse players

Jacob Tinslay: Dummy half Tinsley is a glue player, a Andrew McCullough type No. 9 who is as honest as the day is long. Importantly he now has a full season of Langer behind him.

He has also been tutored by the best in the business over summer – Marsden SHS staff member and New Zealand No. 9 legend Isaac Luke.

His star halfback Coby Black will only be as good as the service Tinsley delivers.

Braden Teuila: Every team would like a Braden Teuila. He is a strong, dependable edge forward older and wiser from his 2022 experiences.

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Ipswich SHS

In cricket it would be like batting after Steve Smith, or performing on the stage following on from Harry Styles or Taylor Swift.

After all, how do you follow in the footsteps of the historic 2022 Ipswich SHS army who won three premierships – Langer, Phil Hall (state) and National Schoolboys titles in an unbeaten season. It was simply the best season.

But this is a chance for these class of 2023 Ipswich kids to put their own stamp on history.

They can be no more than themselves, and with coach Joshua Bretherton at the helm, Oliva Iaulualo and Jack Laing as forward leaders, expect Ipswich to challenge strongly again this season.

We expect Iaulualo to raise his game a notch again alongside his mate David Leota after the pair spearheaded Canterbury to the under 17 premiership in May.

Ipswich will be in this competition up to their ears – don’t worry about that.

The 2023 season is the most open for a while and Ippy are shoulder to shoulder with the best of them. Every bit a chance of going back to back.

Ipswich SHS’s Jack Laing in action. Picture: Jerad Williams

Dark horse: Kesaia Su’a

He is from Auckland famous St Paul’s breeding ground and comes to Ipswich with a union and league background.

He is a fierce runner and it took him only one month in the Meninga Cup to earn a Canberra Raiders contract. Su’a has particularly good hands and will put a teammate into a gap with ease.

Tyler Peckham-Harris: He made our Meninga Cup team of the year squad two years running, so why is he a dark horse?

Because last year he played fullback. This year he is the dummy half. Any tired marines around the ruck will be found out.

Lachlan Buchbach at the 2022 Logan Brothers awards

Mabel Park SHS

Mabel Park entered the competition in 2021, enjoyed a historic three matches last season and will be better again in 2023.

Like Redcliffe, the school had a rugged introduction to Langer in 2021 but have now gained a foothold and there should be no ghosts in the cupboard, particularly given they finished last year with a win over Keebra Park SHS. Put them down for four wins.

Dark horse players:Halves Jackson Howe and Lachlan Buchbach.

Both boys have a grounding from the first class Marsden SHS system and have sought opportunity across Logan City at Mabel.

They have a huge challenge handling both sides of the ruck, but should be excited and back their ability. This, the Langer, is where they want to be, after all.

Queensland School Rugby League Championship Finals at Jack Manski Oval, Townsville. Sunshine Coast’s Zac Garton of Caloundra SHS. Picture: Evan Morgan

Caloundra SHS

Caloundra SHS deservedly won their way into the Langer Trophy for the first time and will be no pushover.

They have an experienced core of Brooklenn Mundraby-Grogan, Jack Philp, Tulloch McLellan, Zac Garton and Chase Paterson who will not be intimidated.

Caloundra State High School rugby league team. Open: Tyrell Hopkins, Tully McLellan, Jack Philp. Picture: Patrick Woods

Caloundra will not be a big side, but will challenge with skill and unloads. Caloundra will win a match for sure in their foundation season.

Dark horse player: Tyrell Hopkins

While eyes will be directed toward his edge partner on the other side of the field – Zac Garton, and a roving Chase Paterson in the middle, don’t discount bush boy Hopkins on the right edge.

Take him for granted at your peril.

Caloundra State High School rugby league team. Open: Tyrell Hopkins. Picture: Patrick Woods

Caloundra will be moving the ball around on both sides of the field which will bring the Nanango junior into play, a challenge he will relish.

He is coming off a Meninga Cup season with the Falcons and is locked and loaded in what is a historic season for Caloundra SHS.

Redcliffe SHS

When Redcliffe hold their first match of the season, they should invite all members of last season’s Firsts back and have them form a guard of honour for the class of 2023.

That group did the hard yards in the school’s first ever season of Langer and it is because of them that Redcliffe SHS will be better again in 2023.

Redcliffe will win its first ever match this season.

And they could win two or three others as well.

Queensland School Rugby League Championship Finals at Jack Manski Oval, Townsville. Sunshine Coast’s John Fineanganofo. Picture: Evan Morgan

Dark horse players: Loka Toia, Henry Sologinkin and Jayden Evans

Middle forwards get better with age and experience and Toia is primed and ready to lead Redcliffe’s middle forward brigade.

Henry Sologinkin.

He came through a school of hard knocks last season, but by the end of the season was one of the competition’s unsung heroes.

Toia has a wealth of experience behind him, including helping Redcliffe Dolphins win the Langer Trophy in April.

There is a touch of Corey Horsburgh about Sologinkin, an all effort kid who gets in the zone once he cross the touchline. ]

He will be as fit as a fiddle after playing for the Redcliffe club pre-season.

Evans is new to the school, a halfback with explosive skills.

Loka Toia and John Fineanganofo of Redcliffe SHS

Wavell SHS

Wavell are the sleeping giants of the competition.

They have a very, very good young side coming through, and the tip of the iceberg will be seen this season.

Get them on the same page, and providing they do the basics right and respect possession, we expect nature to take its course and Wavell to find their way into the top four.

Queensland School Rugby League Championship Finals at Jack Manski Oval, Townsville. Met North’s Peter Ben Uini, of Wavelll SHS, scores try. Picture: Evan Morgan

Dark horse player: Jayden Butt

Wavell SHS will field an exciting, young team full of skill, vim and vigour. And the perfect player to have around this skilful, excitable group will be Butt.

The Redcliffe Dolphins junior is match hardened after a Meninga Cup season and is now an experienced middle forward campaigner who gathered priceless experience during last season’s Langer season.

He is the type of side every team needs – the style of forward coaches wish they could duplicate.

Bailey McConnell earlier in his career. Picture Scott Powick Newscorp

PBC SHS

With basically the backline that won the QRSS: state championship with South Coast, we expect Palm Beach Currumbin SHS will be very good because they are always very good.

The Reds will field a fleet-a-foot outside back division featuring Puru, Donovan, Stephenson and Litidamu, a group fed by Zane Harrison and Bailey McConnell.

Up front Jackson, Turner etc will be ironman. This is another very fine side.

We predict when the dust settles they will be in the last four – and from there, anything can happen.

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Dark horse player: Jett Jackson

Jackson has been an apprentice and now he is about to graduate.

He is a Wayne Bennett type of forward, a steady-eddy who has miles in his legs, a big raw-boned kid who packs a punch in defence.

Jackson has watched Scanlan, Cullan and co lead the PBC SHS pack over the last two seasons, and now he will be the No. 1 man and believe us, he is up to that challenge alongside Brady Turner and Jac Finegan.

Jackson deservedly worked his way into the 37 man Qld under 18 emerging squad.

Keebra Park SHS

Keebra will have a super forward pack. South Coast were driven to victory at this week’s QRSSSL state championships, and Keebra Park players dominated the pack.

It is an exciting new era for Keebra Park SHS as well and like PBC SHS, you know Keebra Park will be good.

It is just a matter of how good. We think it will be semi-final good and when the play-offs get down to the business end, they will be in the final four and pushing for the premiership.

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Keebra will have a particularly imposing forward pack around Bryce, Folua and Wailer and two excellent props, Jack Schmidt and Zac Kumbermong, who we will highlight below.

But they have three x-factor players – inform fullback Mason Barber who shone in the Meninga Cup, half Ryder Williams and utility Lotaki.

Dark horse players:

The production line of quality forwards just keeps rumbling on at Keebra Park SHS, a system which spat out Payne Haas and David Fifita and co.

And both Schmidt and Kumbermong will be proud to carry on that forward power tradition.

Both boys have been identified by the QRL as players of potential, and were chosen in a squad to train in game simulation, with Former Origin Greats working alongside the next generation of Queensland talent.

In their ears were FOGS Gavin Cooper, Darius Boyd, Michael Morgan, Brent Tate, Andrew McCullough, Matt Gillett, Matt Ballin, David Stagg, Antonio Kaufusi and Casey McGuire, so the pair have had the best tuition possible.

Mason Barber: It is hard to believe Barber played in the middle last season – and will play fullback in his Langer Trophy debut.

He played so well in the No. 1 jumper over the summer, the Cowboys talent scouts scooped him up.

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Yarrabah sensation Gabriel Satrick caps massive year with Peter Sterling Medal

Gabriel Satrick has reached the highest heights in schoolboys footy but it was a single moment last year which has spurred his rapid rise.

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There was a moment at the end of last year’s Langer Trophy campaign where everything changed for Ipswich State High gun Gabriel Satrick.

NRL player Ryan James presents the Peter Sterling medal to Gabriel Satrick. Picture: Steve Montgomery

The boy from Yarrabah, who gave up everything he knew and a comfortable life back home to chase an NRL dream, realised what he was doing wasn’t cutting it.

The 17-year-old described it as not just a change of routine, or game plan, he believed it was an entire mindset shift.

2022 Peter Sterling medalist Gabriel Satrick. Picture: Steve Montgomery

One that has put him in rarefied company.

David Fifita 2017 Peter Sterling Medalist (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The dynamic dummy-half capped off his incredible breakout schoolboys league campaign on Wednesday when he was named the Peter Sterling Medallist as the best player in the NRL Schoolboys Cup this season.

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The Peter Sterling medal, which is determined by points system across the entire finals series.

The winners list reads like a who’s who of rugby league royalty including Sterling, Ben Elias, Greg Alexander, Jason Taylor, Adam Reynolds and in more recent years Payne Haas, David Fifita and Tom Dearden.

The medal win capped off a fantastic year for Satrick which included winning the NRL Schoolboys Cup with Ipswich, the Australian Secondary Schools Championships with Queensland and being named in the Australian Schoolboys team which tours Fiji next month.

But by his admission, it took hitting rock bottom before he could rise to the top.

“Last year, we lost in the semi-finals (of the Langer Trophy) to Marsden (State High), I felt so bad about it,” Satrick said.

Gabriel Satrick has been one of the shining lights for Ipswich this season coming off the bench at dummy-half. Picture: Steve Montgomery

Gabriel Satrick has been one of the shining lights for Ipswich this season coming off the bench at dummy-half. Picture: Steve Montgomery

“I had to change that.

“My whole mindset changed, I did everything 100 per cent, and I worked as hard as I could. I had a really big pre-season, I wanted to get my fitness up and just work hard.

“It feels good (to be where I am), it is hectic.”

Each day as he slogged it out in the unforgiving Queensland heat over the summer, it didn’t take much for Satrick to stay motivated.

He had a devoted family 1500 kilometres away who had sacrificed everything to give him a chance.

“My mum and dad would be very proud of me, they sent me down here crying to chase my goal. I did this for them,” he said.

“They couldn’t make it down (for the grand final), because of work and stuff. But I know they would have been watching from home. The whole family would have been together watching from one house.

“I don’t know when I get to go back home, but I know everyone will be there when I do.”

Ipswich State High coach Josh Brethereton couldn’t hide his pride in the playmaker who was a key part of their 32-6 triumph over NSW juggernaut Patrician Brothers Fairfield.

“He is the discovery of the year, he has had an unbelievable season and should be immensely proud of what he has achieved,” Brethereton said.

“To have his name as a Peter Sterling Medallist, is just an incredible thing. When you go back and look at the list of the names on that medal, it is very high class and he has just joined rare air as far as schoolboy footy is concerned.”

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An incredible year of firsts for Ipswich State High has culminated in the ultimate reward – the national schoolboys title – after a big win over Patrician Brothers, Fairfield.

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Ipswich SHS wrote the final chapter in its Cinderella Season by beating Patrician Brothers Fairfield 32-6 to claim the coveted NRL Schoolboys Cup final at Redcliffe.

It was Ipswich SHS’s third grand final win in four weeks following earlier historic victories in the Langer Trophy and then the Phil Hall Cup state final.

Captain Josiah Pahulu wrote both the foreword and was one of the main characters in his team’s storybook winter and spring that has been unmatched in Ipswich SHS’s history.

2022 Peter Sterling medalist Gabriel Satrick. Picture: Steve Montgomery

NRL player Ryan James presents the Peter Sterling medal to Gabriel Satrick. Picture: Steve Montgomery

The old school of Broncos and Queensland champion Allan Langer and current Sharks star Ronaldo Mulitalo, Ipswich SHS has a proud league history, but this milestone moment must be top of the pops.

Winning coach Joshua Bretherton said Patrician Brothers Fairfield came hard at them down the middle and he was proud his side withstood the challenge.

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“Under fire and under seige, against a team which plays brutal, high intensity football, the ability of my guys to keep their heads, calm and focused is what I am most proud of,” he said.

“And across the final series we have shown an ability to play with speed, to terrify people with the speed in which we move forward.’’

Patrician Brothers Fairfield, the NSW school champions, came to play, don’t worry, with a ruthless power game and challenged the fitness and toughness and desire of the Ipswich SHS pack.

One after another Patrician Brothers came at their rivals, mixing their forward challenge with dummy half scurries. It was a far closer game than the scores indicate.

But there could only be one winner and Ipswich SHS, unbeaten this year, found their way to the winners post as they have done all season.

Patrician Brothers coach Frank Pritchard said his team had climbed a mountain to get to grand final day and were simply beaten by a better side.

Ipswich captain Josiah Pahulu, right and Tre Fotu – the rewards for their huge effort. Photo : Steve Montgomery

Ipswich are the national schoolboys champions. Photo : Steve Montgomery

“It has been a roller coaster,’’ Pritchard said.

“It has been a great achievement for our team and what we have done for the school, but today, I have no excuses.

“We were just beaten by a better team.

“To Ipswich’s credit they were just the better team.’’

“We have not been here for 30 years and what these guys have done is awesome.

“I am proud of them. We came up against a side like Ipswich who produced a class performance.’’

Ipswich SHS caught out Patrician Brothers Fairfield twice in the opening minutes of both halves, both left edge spreads which resulted in centre Tre Fotu scoring (2nd minute) and winger Anton Naiyep (32nd minute) crossing.

Naiyep finish was classic wingers play, with the No.5 pinning his ears back and sprinting 35m to the corner despite three late comers crashing him toward the corner post.

The hammer blow then came three minutes later when the discovery player of the season, Ipswich SHS dummy half Gabriel Satrick, feasted on possession to score after a charge down had restarted the tackle count.

Although 24 minutes remained, 22-0 was a long way back for Patrician Brothers Fairfield.

Ipswich are the national schoolboys champions. Photo : Steve Montgomery

Patrician Brothers Fairfield did score next – the power game yielding a try for a scurrying Yehya Ayache – and they were back in business.

But with 13 minutes remaining Satrick’s dummy half sidekick, Tommy Luhrman, launched at the line like he was starting off in a 100m freestyle swimming race, finding the line to score.

At 28-6 the result was settled. Everyone was just waiting on the final score.

It was a battle royale across the opening 30 minutes as both teams pounded each other in the middle third.

Patrician Brothers Fairfield were hellbent on beating their man in the middle with a power game and running off the back of that with dummy half darts.

It was effective, although Ipswich SHS did curtail the running game of prop giant Jordan Miller and, to a lesser degree, the aggressive running of left edge back rower and captain Joshua Alhazim.

Ipswich SHS held on, but as the game progressed in warm conditions, you sensed a fatigue factor could come into play for both sides.

And so it was the case six minutes before halftime when Ipswich SHS halfback Jalen Afamasaga speared through a gap almost as wide as the Sydney Heads to score after a quick tap and run from a penalty.

It was Ipswich’s second try after an early, successful charge at the line by Tre Fotu.

There was a huge moment 90 seconds before halftime when Ipswich right edge forward Oliva Iaulualo extended his arm to score, but had the ball knocked out, saving Patrician Brothers Fairfield from a 16-0 deficit.

Earlier, in the opening minutes, Ipswich SHS wasted no time in playing footy, casting aside any thought of a nervous, conservative opening by sweeping the ball right and then left, leading to centre Fotu scoring in the corner.

It would have taken a prime mover to halt the big Queensland centre who came on the burst with such ferocity, there was no stopping him. It was 4-0.

Patrician Brothers fullback Junior Fagalel then doused a dangerous situation when he grasped Ipswich winger Kulu Baruani who almost kicked clear to score after snaring an attacking bomb.

Ipswich SHS 32

TRIES : Tre Fotu, Jalen Afamasaga, Anton Naiyep, Tommy Luhrman Gabriel Satrick
GOALS : James Frazer 4
P/GOALS : James Frazer 2

Patrician Brothers Fairfield 6

TRIES : Yehya Ayache
GOALS : Tah’j Colquhoun

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Ipswich SHS:

1. Tyler Peckham-Harris 2.Kulu Baruani, 3. Caleb Jackson, 4. Tre Fotu, 5. Anton Naiyep, 6. James Frazer, 7. Jalen Afamasaga,8. Ahmani Leluia, 9. Tommy Luhrman, 10. Josiah Pahulu, 11. Xavier Sofeni, 12. Oliva Iaulualo,13. Jack Laing, 14. Gabriel Satrick,15. Rene Bagon, 16. Loko Tonga, 17. Jacobi Shaw. 18th Cayleb Johnson, 19th: Nick Torrens

Patrician Brothers Fairfield:

1. Junior Fagalele, 2. Corey Leigh, 3. Godfrey Ilavalu, 4. Sione Lolohea, 5. Noah Funa, 6. Taj’h Colquhoun, 7. Chad Daniels, 8. Massimo Mari, 9. Yehya Ayache (c), 10. Jordan Miller, 11. Jezaiah Funa-Iuta, 12. Joshua Alhazim (c), 13. Bailey Myers, 14. Zaidas Muagututia, 15. Matthew Alhazim, 16. Jack Leigh, 17. Kohan Lewis, 18. Billy Arena, 19. Robert Uhatafe

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Ipswich defeat PBC in Langer Trophy grand final blockbuster

Comeback kings Ipswich snatched back the lead to defeat Palm Beach Currumbin in a Langer Trophy grand final blockbuster. Watch the Langer Trophy, Walters Cup and Langer Reserves grand final replays!

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Ipswich SHS’s team today created history by winning its first ever Langer Trophy, edging out PBC SHS 16-12.

At Kougari Oval it was a triple treat of schoolboy live streaming by The Courier-Mail and KommunityTV.

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Ipswich 16 – 12 Palm Beach Currumbin

Ipswich SHS’s most famous past student Allan Langer has expressed his pride in seeing his old school claim an historic premiership, the Langer Trophy, by beating Palm Beach Currumbin SHS 16-12 in a schoolboy rugby league grand final classic at Kougari Oval on Wednesday.

Ipswich SHS, unbeaten this season, swept to its first ever premiership by winning the trophy which is named after Langer.

“I am proud of the Ipswich boys. It was such a great game of rugby league and you need to give it to Palm Beach as well.

They defended superbly,’’ Langer said.

“It was great football. But even better (Ipswich won),’’ Langer with a typical cheeky smile.

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LANGER trophy schoolboy rugby league grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and Ipswich SHS. Ipswich SHS celebrate a try. Picture: Nigel Hallett

LANGER trophy schoolboy rugby league grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and Ipswich SHS. Palm Beach Currumbin SHS players celebrate a try before half time. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Ipswich SHS hit the winners post by the width of tissue paper in a grand final for the ages.

Ipswich scored first, then PBC SHS crept back to lead 12-10 before Ipswich SHS mighty mite Tyler Peckham-Harris dashed over to score after a break by his hooker Tommy Luhrman.

Ipswich SHS had received a pre-game pump up by celebrated alumni, Sharks winger Ronaldo Mulitalo, who flew from Sydney to address his old school side.

RL Cronulla player Ronaldo Mulitalo with Ipswich SHS player Josiah Pahulu. Picture: Nigel Hallett

LANGER trophy schoolboy rugby league grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and Ipswich SHS. Ipswich SHS celebrate a try. Picture: Nigel Hallett

The NRL star then celebrated with the schoolboys like he had been let out of the classroom a day ahead of the Christmas school holidays.

“I could cry right now. I have had my best memories here,’’ Mulitalo said.

“It’s such a proud rich history we have. And from where we have come from, it means even more. We finally have one. “I’m so proud of the boys.’’

PBC SHS coach Tim Maccan said despite the loss, the game highlighted how tough his side was as it suffered injuries and confronted a huge pack.

“They probably beat us through the middle. We just had to try and hold on and they got a couple of sneaky tries and they got the chocolates.

BC Jackson Le Pou. Picture: Nigel Hallett

“It could have gone either way and while I am disappointed we did not win, if there was a team which deserved to win it, it was Ipswich.’’

The Ipswich win was greeted with wild celebrations broke out around Kougari Oval as coach Joshua Bretherton and his men disappeared beneath a heaving mass of supporters.

In a match where the 26 players from both teams reached lofty heights, it was the smallest man on the field, jockey-sized Ipswich SHS fullback Tyler Peckham-Harris, who scored the decisive try nine minutes from the end.

LANGER trophy schoolboy rugby league grand final between Palm Beach Currumbin SHS and Ipswich SHS. PBC Jackson Le Pou. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Peckham-Harris, having played the ball, then had the energy to follow his scurrying dummy half Tom Luhrman through the ruck and score under the posts, leading to a 16-12 lead.

This was a grand final for the ages, with first one team and then the other wrestling for the initiative.

Ipswich, unbeaten this season, won it on the back of its defence, locking up the middle against the dynamic PBC SHS fullback Keano Kini, and hustling to the edges like men possessed.

Ipswich SHS player Josiah Pahulu with Allan Langer. Picture: Nigel Hallett

There were an array of crucial tackles surely inspired by the occasion.

Some of those included:

+ PBC SHS’s Caleb Te Mono tackle on a try bound James Frazer

+ Anton Naiyep and Tyler Peckham-Harris on Michael Roberts

+ Keano Kini making two in a row on attacking Ipswich runner

+ MIchael Roberts on his opposite Naiyep

+ Zane Harrison’s dive to prevent Gabriel Satrick putting his support over for the winning try

Players from both teams played out of their skins, highlighted when Ipswich little man, fullback Peckham-Harris, leapt skyward to field a bomb like he had been fired out of a cannon.

Ipswich SHS players celebrate the win. Picture: Nigel Hallett

The first half was highlighted by one of the great prop forward grand final tries, with Ipswich SHS captain Josiah Pahulu battering his way 15m to score under the posts.

He came so hard onto the ball, once sensed he would have run right through the fencing surrounding the field had his celebrating teammates not jumped all over his back and eased his momentum.

“They say big time players make big time plays and that’s what skipper Josiah Pahulu did,” Mulitalo said.

It was a real “follow me’’ effort by the Ipswich SHS forward leader and gave his side a 10-6 lead after 26 minutes.

Then came a crucial moment. Following the resumption of play, Ipswich turned the ball over which gave PBC SHS a late chance in the half.

Ipswich SHS players with the trophy. Picture: Nigel Hallett

Palm Beach Currimbun SHS were blocked from scoring on the left side when Ipswich centre Anton Naiyep and his fullback Tyler Peckham-Harris tackled Roberts on the line.

But a right shift saw interchange forward Jaylen Taewa crash over from a short ball by Zane Harrison after Reico Ratana had tapped on.

Earlier, Ipswich SHS opened the scoring after six minutes when Tommy Luhrman cleared the ruck to his halfback Jalen Afamasaga whose early ball to his representative centre Tre Fotu saw the big bloke crash over.

Ipswich had just regained possession from a nothing bomb, but in attacking the bouncing ball PBC SHS fullback Kini fumbled possession, leading to another set of six for Ipswich SHS.

Fotu’s early game contribution also included a thumping tackle on Brady Turner which shook the venue.

But after Ipswich middle forward Rene Bagon had produced a try saving tackle on Kini, PBC SHS were ahead when big match centre Michael Roberts barged over from dummy half.

A double blow for Ipswich who lost Bagon to injury after his brave tackle on Kini who had come on the burst with typical explosive power.

It was a blow to Ipswich who lost Caleb Jackson (centre), Ahmarni Leluia (prop) and Joven Gyemore (winger/ utility) leading up to the game.

PBC SHS captain Josiah Pahulu said the win should be used for his community to “aim high’’. “Anything is possible when you put your heart and mind to it,’’ said Pahulu, while also praising the Ipswich SHS coaching staff.

Scores: Ipswich 16

TRIES : T Fotu, J Pahulu, Tyler Peckham-Harris
GOALS : J Frazer 2

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PBC SHS 12

TRIES : M Roberts, J Taewa
GOALS : J Lynn 2

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Who has been named the Justin Hodges Medal winner for Langer Trophy-NRL Schoolboys Cup player of the year? This year we have joint winners.

The NSW equivalent of Queenslands Justin Hodges Medal is the Peter Sterling Medal (OurFootyteam)

The joint Justin Hodges Medal winners – Palm beach Currumbin SHS fullback Keano Kini carrying the ball, and Marsden SHS captain Chris Faagut, No.13, coming across in cover. Picture: Liam Kidston.

Palm Beach Currumbin SHS fullback Keano Kini and Marsden SHS lock and captain Chris Faagutu are joint winners of the Justin Hodges Medal for player of the year.

Kini capped a remarkable debut season in the Langer Trophy with another wholehearted performance in PBC SHS’s NRL Schoolboys Cup grand final victory over Marsden SHS on Wednesday.

Marsden SHS’s Faagutu was typically even-tempered and stoic on grand final day.

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PBC SHS’s win means they will now play the winner of the northern conference, St Brendan’s College Yeppoon, who also won a last-gasp thriller of Kirwan SHS in yesterday’s Payne Cup grand final.

That match will be played on September 15, and will again be livestreamed by News Corp around the state, including www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and through the Rockhampton region.

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Last year’s inaugural Justin Hodges Medal winner was Wavell SHS fullback Corey Thomas.

The medal is named after Hodges, a Brisbane Broncos and Queensland State of Origin champion who was also a Roosters premiership winning player.

Palm beach Currumbin SHS vs Marsden SHS, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston

A Gold Coast Titans signing, Kini was brilliant as a fullback but became an even more influential player when he was invited by his coach Tim Maccan to also ball play in the front line.

That doubled his potency and enabled him to impact both sides of the field – albeit as a runner and creator..

“Keano has been a massive part of our success this year and has really worked hard on his positional play in defence and returning the ball with purpose to set up our attack,’’ said PBC SHS coach Tim Maccan.

Maccan said Keano’s ability to be on the ball in attack and support in the middle or take on the line made him a dangerous attacking threat.

“He will only improve again next season.’’

Maccan said it was a big sacrifice for his family to move to the Gold Coast from New Zealand at the start of the year “to help their son play at the highest level in schoolboy rugby league’’.

Marsden SHS captain Chris Faagutu drives forward in the final. The Wests Tigers will be well pleased with this recruit. Picture: Liam Kidston.

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Faagutu was a model of consistency and fair play throughout the season and is highly respected.

An astute signing by the Wests Tigers, Faagutu is a mobile middle forward whose ruck running, support play and speed made him a handful all season.

Marsden SHS captain Chris Faagutu. Picture: Liam Kidston.

The year 11 student thanked his team mates and family for their support of his career.

“It is an honour to receive this award. I love being captain of the Marsden Makos and without my team, I wouldn’t have achieved this honour.

“It has been an amazing journey and I would like to thank my family for all the support to this point.

“All credit to my mum and dad because without them up my backside I wouldn’t be the player I am today,’’ he said.

Marsden SHS coach Matt Hartigan said Faagutu was a “phenomenal young man’’.

“I have seen him come through the Marsden system across the last five years and I love his attitude and his attention to detail.

“He is a hard worker and deserves every success that comes his way.’’

The winning PBC SHS team.

September 7

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2pm: Broncos Old Boys (Year 7)

Marsden SHS v Ipswich SHS

3pm: Renouf Cup (Year 8)

Marsden SHS v PBC SHS

4pm: Hancock Cup (Year 9)

Keebra Park SHS v PBC SHS

September 8:

Walters Cup grand final:

PBC SHS v Keebra Park SHS

Langer Reserves grand final

Marsden SHS v Wavell SHS

September 15: Phil Hall Cup (Redcliffe)

St Brendan’s v PBC SHS

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NRL Schoolboys Cup: Who were the best 15 players from grand final day after wins by Redcliffe SHS, Caloundra SHS and PBC SHS? Also, relive Michael Roberts’ match-winning try.

The NRL Schoolboys Cup, Gee Cup and De Vere Cup grand finals were decided yesterday, with Palm Beach Currumbin, Redcliffe SHS and Caloundra SHS coming out on top.

In a sensational NRL Schoolboys Cup decider, PBC SHS five-eight Michael Roberts ran 80m to score four minutes from fulltime to break an 18-all deadlock.

WATCH THE GRAND FINAL REPLAYS HERE

PBC SHS’s win means they will now play the winner of the northern conference, St Brendan’s College Yeppoon, who also won a last-gasp thriller of Kirwan SHS in yesterday’s Payne Cup grand final.

That match will be played on September 15, and will again be livestreamed by News Corp around the state, including www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and through the Rockhampton region.

Who were the players of the three grand finals, and what did the coaches think?

Man of the moment Michael Roberts.

MICHAEL ROBERTS (PBC SHS)

Moving Roberts closer to the action from wing to five-eight proved a masterstroke of coach PBC SHS coach Tim Maccan.

Not only did the year 11 student scoop up stolen ball and run 80m to score the match-winning try – relive that try here – he also scored a smart individual try and put his winger Jett Forbes over for a try as well.

Marsden halfback Cassius Cowley Picture: Liam Kidston.

CASSUIS COWLEY (MARSDEN SHS)

Cowley rose to the occasion on the big stage to almost get his team over the line.

Before the match Wavell SHS coach Michael Roberts said the game could come down to which No.7 had the biggest say on proceedings.

PBC SHS’s Tom Weaver was a 7 out 10 performer yesterday, but Cowley was an 8 out of 10 and full marks to him.

RYAN FORAN (PBC SHS)

In all the excitement of Roberts’ match-winning dash – and overall performance – Foran’s effort may be lost a little. But we will make sure here it is remembered for a long time.

Foran was arguably the player of the game, certainly the best forward on the park.

He finished with two tries, but he made run after run after run down that left side. His effort on effort is what got PBC SHS back level-pegging.

Redcliffe the winning team, Redcliffe and Clairvaux MacKillop College, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

LANCE FUALEMA (MARSDEN SHS)

The big prop had a sensational opening burst to the match where he was the best front rower on the field – and that is saying something.

Like Cowley and Tyree Bowman (Marsden SHS), he came to the party on the big day, building on excellent semi-final form to lead the way on grand final day.

Marsden big prop Lance Fualema dives in for a try Picture: Liam Kidston.

KEANO KINI (PBC SHS)

The boy wonder from New Zealand was highly influential in getting his team going from a 12-nil deficit.

Yes he had the advantage of playing for 10 minutes against a 12 man defensive line, but he also impacted against 13 men as well, don’t worry.

This kid who can ball play in the front line while also attacking from fullback is the real deal and watching him in 2022 will be a highlight.

Marsden scores, Palm beach Currumbin SHS vs Marsden SHS, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

TYREE BOWMAN (Marsden SHS)

The Marsden SHS scored for the second successive week, but that was merely icing on the cake as he saved his best performance of 2021 for grand final day.

He also made a break six minutes from fulltime, but the PBC SHS cover defence scrambled so he could not put his support away for a match-winning try. His long time teammate Teapo Stoltman also finished his outstanding season with a fine effort.

TOM WEAVER – and OSKAR BRYANT (PBC SHS)

Weaver was an outstanding puppeteer and Bryant still a force despite Marsden SHS clearing working hard to nullify his impact.

Man of the Match Redcliffe 9. Jack Cameron, Redcliffe and Clairvaux MacKillop College, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

Man of the Match Redcliffe 9. Jack Cameron, Redcliffe and Clairvaux MacKillop College, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

JACK CAMERON (Redcliffe SHS)

Cameron was formally presented with the man of the match award by Broncos’ great Matt Gillett for his effort in his team’s Gee Cup winning effort.

He is a very impressive dummy half who brings his pack onto the ball, knows when to run himself and tackles like Andrew McCullough.

Palm beach Currumbin SHS 3. Reef Sommerville, is tackledas Ryan Foran looks on. Picture: Liam Kidston.

JACOB TAULANI (Redcliffe SHS)

The big striding, power edge backrower has that sprinkle of x-factor about him. He benefits from the go forward of his middles like Matt Bennett and Sefo Faatuono and Kiahl Moore, but he does reward those hard working tight forwards by threatening defensive lines.

Cameron deservedly won the man of the match but hats off to Major, Moore, Bennett and Faatuono.

Redcliffe lost only one match this season because they had an outstanding pack what would have challenged Langer Trophy squads had the side qualified.

Palm beach Currumbin SHS 3. Reef Sommerville, is tackledas Ryan Foran looks on. Picture: Liam Kidston

TULLY MCLELLAN (Caloundra SHS)

Behind a pack marching forward, McLellan produced a mini-master close. A Sunshine Coast Falcons product who is on the radar of the Melbourne Storm, the kid was worth the hype. And behind a winning pack, fullback Brooklenn Mundraby-Grogan looked a bit special.

Caloundra SHS halfback and man of the match Tully McLellan with Matt Gillett.

HAYDEN GALLAGHER

We loved his effort, his enthusiasm, his fight in the tackle and his never say die attitude.

He was surrounded by outstanding teammates – including Chase Patterson and Brodie Halpin – but it was great to see someone like Gallagher do what he did on grand final day.

One senses he probably plays each match he encounters with similar gusto, but this was our first view of him and he should be proud of his efforts.

The grand final winning Caloundra SHS side – with Michael De Vere far right corner whom the competition is named after.

WHAT THE COACHES SAID

Tim Maccan (PBC SHS)

“That was a really tough game. We are busted. We lost two players during the game and that was just a dead set battering. They threw everything at us.

“We had to withstand all that.

“Ryan was the form backrower of the competition and warranted selection in the Australian schoolboys side.

“He is someone that if you want to go to war, he is the first you pick.

“Michael (Roberts), there is not much he can’t do. His big thing is learning when to turn it on, and when to be patient. And we are working on that.

“Kini did a good job reducing the amount of time he had with the footy, but he still had some really strong carries and did some really good things.

“Our team, this group of boys have a want to win, to turn up and be there for their mates.’’

Palm Beach Currumbin SHS were winners – Tom Weaver and Jayden Wright.

Marsden SHS coach Matt Hartigan

“I would like to congratulate PBC SHS on their win.

“It is always hard to put into words the feelings that are associated with a game like that, but I was so proud of my Marsden team,’’ Hartigan said. “They showed amazing qualities across the 60 minutes.

“We had our chances to ice the game and no doubt we have learnt some invaluable lessons that they will take on their journey.

“I am proud to be a Mako and I can’t wait to continue to follow the next chapter that awaits out year 12 boys.

Palm beach Currumbin SHS vs Marsden SHS, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

Scott Murray (Redcliffe SHS)

“We lost that one game to qualify for the Langer, and it was hard to get them back focused.

But to their credit we just said lets go again and winning the Gee Shield was important to us.

“We will get half half back (in 2022 chasing a Langer Trophy berth) which is probably ideal.

“They would have got a lot of experience out of today.’’

Clairvaux’s Luke Anderson, Redcliffe and Clairvaux MacKillop College, Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

Andrew Gercken (Caloundra SHS)

“I could not be prouder.

“Off the field they are outstanding and all they wanted to do was work together to get the result.

“There are no egos in this side. Everyone has a role to play and they turn up and do it.

“Everyone will make a mistake or go away from the game plan, but it is not about getting into them, it is about getting behind and saying ‘okay, you saw something and you backed themselves’ and that is always one of my last messages and they do back themselves and their ability.’’

September 7

Broncos Challenge grand finals (Carina Easts Leagues)

2pm: Broncos Old Boys (Year 7)

Marsden SHS v Ipswich SHS

3pm: Renouf Cup (Year 8)

Marsden SHS v PBC SHS

4pm: Hancock Cup (Year 9)

Keebra Park SHS v PBC SHS

September 8:

Walters Cup grand final:

PBC SHS v Keebra Park SHS

Langer Reserves grand final

Marsden SHS v Wavell SHS

September 15: Phil Hall Cup (Redcliffe)

St Brendan’s v PBC SHS

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WATCH LIVE TODAY: A triple treat of schoolboy grand finals: 12.30pm: Caloundra SHS v Mabel Park SHS 1.45pm: Redcliffe SHS v Clairvaux MacKillop College 3pm: Palm Beach Currumbin SHS v Marsden SHS.

Great rivals – Marsden SHS and PBC SHS.. (Image/Josh Woning)

A triple treat of schoolboy grand final action will be livestreamed here, at News Corp, today as part of a feast of schoolboy finals this month.

Wednesday’s action includes the NRL Schoolboys Cup decider between Langer Trophy champions Marsden SHS and the most successful south east Queensland in recent years – Palm Beach Currumbin SHS.

But today’s livestreaming of finals from Kougari Oval will also feature:

Gee Cup: Redcliffe SHS v Clairvaux MacKillop College

De Vere Cup: Mabel Park SHS v Caloundra SHS

Palm Beach Currumbin State High School senior rugby league side at training. Picture Glenn Hampson

Then next week we feature the Broncos Challenge grand finals, and in two weeks, the Phil Hall state championship.

Enjoy livestream of the finals and replays at www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and News’ affiliates while unlocking access to the best news site across Australia.

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THE TEAMS:

PBC 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, 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 Travis May, 19 Sam Sowery, 20 Darcy Townsend.

MARSDEN SHS:

1 Leon Te Hau, 2. Tea-Rani Woodman-Tuhoro, 3. Teapo Stoltman, 4. Kienan Tempest, 5. Rylan Fleming, 6. Jardyn Stilinovich-Watene, 7. Cassius Cowley, 8. Lance Fualema, 9. Tyree Bowman, 10. Xavier Stowers, 11. Will Semu, 12. Jieye Mauai, 13. Chris Faatgutu; 14. Braden Teuila, 15. Hamuera Kingi, 16. Taelon Te Whiu Hopa, 17 Eli Tuli, 18. Mou Taumaletila, 19. Terry Lafaoi, 20. Cody Hamilton, Nat Tangimataiti, 22 Sione Fotuaika, 23 Dom Sandow.

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GEE CUP GRAND FINAL

Clairvaux v Redcliffe SHS

Clairvaux MacKillop College:

1 Jesse White, 2 Connor Watson, 3 Luke Anderson, 4 Elijah Maher, 5 James Richardson, 6 Daniel O’Shaughnessy, 7 Nathan Byrne, 8 Keith Obrien-Kerslake, 9 Ryan Pratt, 10 Zane Ford, 11 Dylan Gibb, 12 Chris Wilson, 13 Rory Polich, 14 Blake Mckenzie, 15 Dean Balev, 16 Oliver Kucfir, 17 Will Burns, 18 Zak Ambrosini, 19 Jack Pratt, 20 Jack Boggs, 21 Tim Eleftheriadis.

COACH Mitchell McClelland and Jason Moon

Redcliffe SHS:

1 Tyler Fishlock, 2 Dean Cara, 3 Jacob Howarth, 4 Tom Lunney, 5 Daniel Dawes, 6. Blake Kehl, 7 Lachlan White, 8 Matt Bennett (C), 9 Jack Cameron, 10 Sefo Faatuono, 11 Jacob Taulani, 12 Braith Major, 13 Kiahl Moore, 14 Julian Mirupasi, 15

Gerhard Matthes, 16 Elijah Brown, 17 Cooper Dunning, 18 Jak Goulding, 19 Jack Soko

Marsden 9. Tyree Bowman scores, Marsden SHS v Ipswich SHS, Langer Trophy semi-finals, Langlands Park, Coorparoo. Picture: Liam Kidston.

DE VERE CUP GRAND FINAL

Caloundra SHS v Mabel Park SHS

Caloundra SHS:

1 Brooklenn Mundraby-Grogan, 2 Brandon Vanegas-Munoz, 3 Boedy White, 4 Matthew Poole, 5 Jacob Thompson, 6 Jack Philp ©, 7 Tully McLellan, 8 Chase Patterson, 9 Nathan Smyth, 10 Lachlan Dunn, 11 Brad Higgins, 12 Zak Zibara, 13 Hayden Gallagher, 14 Memphis Shield, 15 Brodie Halpin, 16 Huey Liston, 17 Gabriel Philemon, 18 Benji Westwood-Pritchard.

Coach Andrew Gercken

Redcliffe SHS

:

1 Daniel Mika, 2 Dion Sandow-Walsh, 3 Nesian Harris, 4 Frazer Pomare, 5 Marshall Vaili, 6 Jordan Kake, 7 Kohen Smith, 8 Ocean Tavita, 9 Thomasi Vakauta, 10 Isaac Ratuere, 11 Danny Young, 12 Tupou More, 13 Elijah Tagilima, 14 Michael Percy, 15 Darius Aumua, 16 Kaizer Pocock-Lui, 17 Joseph Haira-Te Maari, 18 Iverson Levika, 19 Immanuel Setiu, 20. Kael Chilcott, 21 Beau Paddock.

COACH Joey Crompton-Meyer

LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE

Wednesday

De Vere Cup (Year 10)

12.30pm: Caloundra SHS v Mabel Park SHS

Gee Cup (opens)

1.45pm: Redcliffe SHS v Clairvaux MacKillop College

NRL Schoolboys Cup southern conference

3pm: Palm Beach Currumbin SHS v Marsden SHS

September 7

Broncos Challenge grand finals (Carina Easts Leagues)

2pm: Broncos Old Boys (Year 7)

3pm: Renouf Cup (Year 8)

4pm: Hancock Cup (Year 9)

September 8: COVID Contingency Week, including Walters Cup and Langer Reserves grand finals

September 15: Phil Hall Cup (Redcliffe)

Northern Conference Final, Southern QLD winner v Northern QLD winner

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