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Junior Reps teams of the week

Check who made our teams of the week for Harold Matts, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale, plus the 20 big headlines.

The 20 talking points from round eight of the NSWRL junior reps.

ROUND eight of the NSWRL junior reps season is in the books, and it’s time to look at who made our Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup teams of the week.

HAROLD MATTHEWS CUP

Hayden Buchanan Illawarra Steelers Rnd 9 Harold Matthews cup team of the week (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Jaxen Edgar (Penrith)
2. Harry Wald (Penrith)
3. Hayden Buchanan (Illawarra)
4. Saint Fuatimau (Wests)
5. Finnley Egan (Illawarra)
6. Marc Tannous (Balmain)
7. Blake Dorahy (Newcastle)
8. Edwin Langi (Balmain)
9. Zane Bell (South Sydney)
10. Lochlin Moses (South Sydney)
11. Jezaiah Funa-Iuta (Parramatta)
12. Heinz Lemoto (Penrith)
13. Finau Latu (St George)

14. Ethan Jarmain (Newcastle)
15. Drew Langdon (Illawarra)
16. Braethan Bilich (South Sydney)
17. Cooper Clarke (Wests)

SG BALL CUP

Dylan Egan Illawarra Steelers was selected in the SG Ball Rnd 9 team of the week (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Benjamin Dufficy (Sydney Roosters)
2. Joven Gyemore (St George)
3. Ethan Ferguson (Newcastle)
4. Jonti Morshead-Feildel (South Sydney)
5. Jonathan Sua (Canterbury)
6. Luke Hanson (Penrith)
7. Brent Hawkins (South Sydney)
8. Zayvian Langkilde-Fale (Melbourne)
9. James Frazer (St George)
10. Luron Patea (Penrith)
11. James Walsh (Illawarra)
12. Dylan Egan (Illawarra)
13. Salesi Foketi (Sydney Roosters)

14. Fanafaou Seve (Canterbury)
15. Luke Keppie (Wests)
16. Ashton Ward (Illawarra)
17. Loko Tonga (St George)

TARSHA GALE CUP

1. Krystal Bulmer (Roosters Indigenous)
2. Litia Fusi (Canterbury)
3. Lailani Montgomery (Roosters Indigenous)
4. Caitlin Peadon (Parramatta)
5. Mia-Rose Walsh (Illawarra)
6. Brooke Talataina (Roosters Indigenous)
7. Lateia Duckett (South Sydney)
8. Keturah Matoe (North Sydney)
9. Jayla Commins (Illawarra)
10. Ella Koster (Illawarra)
11. Bella Sandford (Parramatta)
12. Sulieti Ahio (Illawarra)
13. Bostyn Brown (South Sydney)

14. Kasey Quye (Parramatta)
15. Aaliyah Haumono (Manly)
16. Noaria Kapua (Canterbury)
17. Ilisapeci Bari (Canterbury)

Jersey Flegg round 6 draw, results, ladder & Top Point Scorers (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Jersey Flegg round 6 draw

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Jersey Flegg round 6 draw

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Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks BYE

St George Illawarra Dragons BYE

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs v South Sydney Rabbitohs
Fri April 7 2023, 10:00am at Belmore Sports Ground, Belmore / Bidjigal

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

1. Cameron Lawrence 2. Danny Gabrael 3. Eli Clark 4. Eric Vaafusuaga 6. Sione Moala 7. Joseph O’neil 8. Tim Johannssen 9. Samuel Inoke 11. Harry Hayes 12. Lachlan Vale 13. Luke Smith 14. Reuben Moyle 15. Fahmy Toilalo 16. Noah Johannssen 17. Epeli Sukanaivalu 20. Caleb Laiman

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1. Tyrone Munro 2. Carson Kaho 3. Terrell Kalo Kalo 4. Jude Saldanha 5. Haizyn Mellars 6. Keahlan Bray 7. Joseph Nohra 8. Louis Grossemy 9. Romano Cook 10. Isaiah Vailalo 11. Thomas Fletcher 12. Cruise Tweedie 13. Jaxson Rahme 14. Drey Mercy 15. William Abou-Arrage 16. James Kokkinos 17. Liam Le Blanc 18. Samuel Jinks 19. Emmanuel Di Bartolo

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Wests Tigers v Parramatta Eels
Fri April 7 2023, 11:00am at Lidcombe Oval, Lidcombe / Dharug

Wests Tigers

1. Trey Peni 2. Joseph Delle 3. Josh Feledy 4. Compton Fuatimau 5. Jay Kirk 6. Naati Teaupa 8. John Tuipulotu 9. Jaycob Anjoul 11. Sione Vaihu 12. Finnley Neilsen 13. Cayne Nicholas 14. Bailey Hodges 15. Herman Tofaeono 16. Jackson Owen 17. Kienan Tempest 18. Tristyn Ball 19. Lachlan Woodger 20. Cody Kelso

Parramatta Eels

1. Lindsay Munro 2. Turoa Williams 3. Samuel Loizou 4. William Latu 5. Lene Feterika 6. Ned Hicks 7. Mac Puafisi 8. Brock Parker 9. Jacob Davis 10. Jontay-Junior Betham-Misa 11. Jock Brazel 12. Max Topou 13. Nicholas Lenaz 14. Riley Lack 15. Tyson Chase 16. Nikau Wrathall 17. Noah Reed 18. Lachlan Mears-Crabbe

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Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm
Fri April 7 2023, 1:00pm at Raiders Belconnen, Holt / Ngunnawal

Canberra Raiders

1. Jack Sandford 2. Utuloa Asouma 3. Prinston Esera 4. Regan Carr 5. Livai Kaloutolu 6. Peyton Jenkins 7. Noah Ryan 8. Jermaine Pangai 9. Shaun Packer 10. Tane Kiriona 11. Joshua Billing 12. Kaden Williams 13. Mitchell Spencer 14. Trent Borthwick 15. Tate Rhea 16. Eneseli Kamuta 17. Jack Hartwig 18. Joshua Pokoney

Melbourne Storm

1. Ammaron Gudgeon 2. Matthew Hill 3. Coby Williamson 4. Mitchell Jennings 5. Jackson Lenzo 6. De’ontae Perese 7. Keagan Russell-Smith 8. Jordan Wilson 9. Gabriel Satrick 10. Poasi Manu 11. Jayden Weir 12. Angus Hinchey 13. Sheldon Diaz 14. Suliasi Prescott 15. Jerry Musu 16. K-Ci Newton-Whare 17. Stanley Huen 18. Tahj Amone 19. Joshua Berryman 20. Che Te Rangi

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Penrith Panthers v Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
Sat April 8 2023, 1:35pm at BlueBet Stadium, Penrith / Dharug

Penrith Panthers

1. Liam Ison 2. Luke Philp 3. Daeon Amituanai 4. Samuel Lane 5. Cody Lawson 6. Kristian-Li Mai 7. Ryley Smith 8. Adam Runchel 9. Connor Mason 10. John Sagaga 11. Harrison Hassett 12. Aston Warwick 13. Zac Lipowicz 14. Billy Scott 15. Peter Taateo 16. Riley Wake 17. Angelis Hotere-Papalii 18. Luron Patea 19. Fletcher Haycock 20. Lleyton Finau

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

1. Blake Metcalfe 2. Cameron Brown 3. Tutonu Junior Wright 4. Iverson Mapu-Satiu 5. Tom Jarrett 6. Jamie Humphreys 7. Harradyn Wilson 8. James Uesele 9. Kobe Fulton 10. Connor Cromarty 11. Kylan Mafoa 12. Zane Dunford 13. Caleb Navale 14. James Malauulu 15. Daniel O’Donnell 16. Cruz Smith 17. Nathaniel Bakon 18. Brayden Ottman

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Newcastle Knights v Sydney Roosters
Sun April 9 2023, 1:45pm at McDonald Jones Stadium, New Lambton / Awabakal

Newcastle Knights

1. Logan Jones 2. Freeman Forsythe 3. Chris Veaila 4. Jahoiyakira Afoa 5. Luke Pietzner 6. Harry Reid 7. Mitch Henderson 8. Jack Cullen 9. Takarei Kuru 10. Braye Guyan 11. Travis Petersen 12. Jhett Butler 13. Lachlan Williams 14. Declan Pettet 17. Aiden Shepherd 18. Hunta Saunders

Sydney Roosters

1. Owen Flaherty 2. Jordan Swann 3. Kyron Fekitoa 4. Vaiala Tamati 5. Isaac Guba 6. Tyler Colley 7. Hugo Savala 8. Corey Ross 9. Braith Alexander 10. Nicholas Fenton 11. Phoenix Steinwede 12. Max McCathie 13. Caleb Tohi 14. Alan Holten 17. Angus Fahey 18. Brody Briggs 20. Taylor Mauala 23. Kenny Saad

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NSWRL Junior Reps Teams of the week

Check out who made the teams of the week for Harold Matts, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup in round six, plus check out the major talking points, fullr esults and 60+ photo gallery from a big weekend.

HERE are the teams of the week from round six of the Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup competitions. (Opinions of the Daily Telegraph only, we may not agree)

HAROLD MATTHEWS

1. Connor Votano (Newcastle)
2. Christopher Makhlouf (Canterbury)
3. Hayden Buchanan (Illawarra)
4. Casey Mclean (Penrith)
5. Sam Gillespie (Central Coast)
6. Blake Dorahy (Newcastle)
7. Alex Conti (Balmain)
8. Itula Seve (Canterbury)
9. Sonny Edwards-Moeke (Wests)
10. Douglas Tuala (Balmain)
11. Jacob Halangahu (St George)
12. Jett Woodward (Newcastle)
13. Kye Raven (Penrith)

14. Xavier Ndaira (St George)
15. Bronson Emery (St George)
16. Daniel Lua (South Sydney)
17. Matthew Humphries (South Sydney)

Devonte Vaivela looks for a way through the Sharks line (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

SG BALL CUP

1. Fletcher Sharpe (Newcastle)
2. Jordi Mazzone (Canterbury)
3. Ethan Ferguson (Newcastle)
4. Devonte Vaivela (Parramatta)
5. Noah Goodman (Roosters)
6. Jye Linnane (Newcastle)
7. Ashton Ward (Illawarra)
8. Carlos Pauli (St George)
9. Tallyn Da Silva (Wests)
10. Jakeb Vailalo (Penrith)
11. Dylan Egan (Illawarra)
12. Jaxon Lavendar (Canberra)
13. Kit Laulili’i (Wests)

14. Latu Fainu (Manly)
15. Javahn Stevenson-Hala (Roosters)
16. Kallum Weatherall-Stacey (Canterbury)
17. Fanafou Seve (Canterbury)

Sharks winger Katalina Vavahea Faith Veikoso scores her 2nd intercept try of the Day (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

TARSHA GALE CUP

1. Georgia Willey (Canberra)
2. Charlotte Eather (Canterbury)
3. Taleenza Nelson (Manly)
4. Samantha Nealon (Canberra)
5. Katalina Vavahea Faith Veikoso (Cronulla)
6. Aaliyah Haumono (Manly)
7. Jaida Staben (Penrith)
8. Sophie Wilson (Newcastle)
9. Leah Ollerton (Newcastle)
10. Shayane Rutonski (North Sydney)
11. Piper Spackman (Penrith)
12. Tatiana Finau (Canterbury)
13. Stephanie Faulkner (Cronulla)

14. Keturah Matoe (North Sydney)
15. Kianna Bright (North Sydney)
16. Alexis Tauaneai (Canterbury)
17. Kyanna Lokeni (Parramatta)

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Junior rep’s Round Five Wrap

THE home stretch of games is well underway in the NSWRL junior reps.

Round five action is underway with teams looking to make their mark and get into finals position for the run home.

Catch up on the latest results from around the grounds.

EELS STRIKE EARLY OVER RAIDERS

Parramatta enhanced its Tarsha Gale finals aspirations with a crucial 26-12 defeat of Canberra at Belconnen.

Withholding early pressure from the home side, the Eels struck first in the seventh minute with a big left foot step from Kalisi Mahe catching the defence napping close to the line.

That lead was extended soon after on the back of some individual brilliance from Tallara Bamblett, breaking clean through the line and putting Alysha Bell over untouched.

Just as things looked to be getting away from the Raiders, a dropped ball off the restart allowed them an immediate response,

Lara Cosgrove slicing through the defence from the scrum to score, bringing it back to 12-4, a score that would hold at the break.

Bamblett, Mahe and Bell were in the thick of things again, with a flat ball finding Mahe, who drew in three defenders to put Bell over again without having a finger set on her.

Bell’s brilliant boot pushed

Bell’s brilliant boot pushed the lead to 14, but again the Raiders refused to lie down.

Another mistake from the kick-off allowed Canberra to score their second try from a scrum, as fullback Georgia Willey stepped through five attempted tackles on her way to the line.

Any hope of a fightback was quashed by a surging 30m burst from Debbie Doueihi who scored a scintillating try to seal the win.

The Eels claimed their biggest scalp of the Harold Matthews season with a confidence boosting 24-6 win over Canberra.

Sustained pressure and a well-timed unders ball close to the line saw Ocean Vaivela barge his way over early on for the visitors.

Canberra responded almost immediately, with a crash play guiding Andrew Muir over the line to tie it up.

Fagalele Fagalele swung it back in the Eels favour though, with a brilliant stepping effort seeing him get past a handful of defenders to send them in front 12-6 into the sheds.

An intense start to the second half was broken open when Vaivela crashed over for his second of the afternoon, helping to seal the win.

It wasn’t all despair for the Raiders, with their unbeaten SG Ball campaign intact following a 42-18 victory.

The two sides traded blows throughout the first half, with scores tied through 39 minutes of play.

That soon changed with the Raiders racing away with the contest in the end, scoring five tries and putting the sword to the Eels, highlighted by a Chevy Stewart hat-trick.

PANTHERS ON THE CHARGE AFTER FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN

Penrith have hammered home their Harold Matts title credentials with a crushing 22-4 demolition of the fourth placed Wests Magpies.

The Panthers bounded out of the gates to lead 10-0. Five-eighth Jack Attard crossed first, before last week’s two-try hero Cameron Bamblett added another in just the sixth minute.

Struggling after last week’s first defeat of the season in Canberra, Wests finally woke from their slumber in the ninth minute.

In landing the Magpies’ first blow, centre Heamasi Makasini reduced the margin to a converted try in a frantic opening.

Amazingly, the flow of points dried up until after half time.

Up 10-6, Penrith surged again, and with tries to Casey Mclean and lock Kye Raven, they put the result beyond doubt just 10 minutes into the second half.

In a clash of the western Sydney heavyweights, the Western Suburbs Magpies struck late to edge out Penrith 26-22 in a thrilling SG Ball contest at BlueBet Stadium.

Still smarting after last week’s first loss of the year to Canberra, Wests came out firing.

Talented prop Jordan Miller barrelled over in the opening minutes, and they tightened their grip on the previously unbeaten Panthers when Lachlan Galvin crossed to make it 12-0 in the seventh minute.

Penrith stemmed the flow and counted with two of their own to trail 12-10 at the break.

With Wests on the ropes, Riley Pollard struck again for Penrith, the five-eighth’s four-pointer put the homeside in front 16-12.

In a ding-dong battle of the two junior strongholds, Wests were far from done.

Fullback Heath Mason found his way over the line, and they regained the lead at 20-16 when backrower Zakauri Clarke dotted down in the 54th minute.

With seven minutes remaining, the lead changed hands once again when prop Luron Patea found his way into the in-goal, and with Pollard’s conversion Penrith held a two-point breathing space.

But in a competition chock-full of potential superstars

But in a competition chock-full of potential superstars, hooker Tallyn Da Silva rose to the top when Wests needed it most.

His try in the closing stages secured a valuable win and helped the Magpies jump from sixth to second on a congested ladder.

Penrith continued its resurgence in the Tarsha Gale Cup with a comfortable 22-10 win over the Wests Tigers.

After last week’s first win of the year on the road to Manly, the Penrith girls returned home and immediately found their rhythm scoring three tries to lead 16-0 at the change of ends.

After a dour opening, playmaker Taya Lazare finally broke through the Tigers’ defence to score in the 18th minute.

Fullback and captain Yasmine Baker then followed it up with another four minutes later, before Jemimah Tagaloamatua found the stripe on the stroke of half time.

After consecutive heavy losses, the Tigers could have easily packed it in after the break.

But instead, they earned their stripes and reduced the margin to just six following tries to Taytana Pati Ah-Cheung and half Imogen Lowe.

With the match in the balance, the Panthers had the final say when centre Bella McEachern crossed in the final minute to put the result beyond doubt.

BULLDOGS BARK SINKS SEA EAGLES

Canterbury kept its unbeaten record intact in the Tarsha Gale Cup, brushing aside Manly 18-4 at Belmore.

A three-tries to one opening half put the Bulldogs in command at 14-4. With the damage done, they took the foot off the pedal, before cruising to a comfortable fourth consecutive victory.

It took just six minutes for Bulldogs prop Latisha Smythe to crash through Manly’s front door, and they had another try three minutes later, this time out wide to centre Litia Fusi.

Shahana Lasini-Rite crossed for the Sea Eagles’ only points of the day, as the northern beaches girls stumbled to a fourth straight defeat.

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs’ Harold Matts season continues to go from strength to strength, jumping to top spot on the table following a 30-16 win over the Sea Eagles at Blacktown.

Canterbury backrower Sosaia Alatini set the tone inside the opening minute, scoring the first of three unanswered tries before the break, which were all converted by Mitchell Woods on a day where the skipper was faultless with the boot.

Manly’s winless campaign received a boost

Manly’s winless campaign received a boost when centre Benjamin Keene-O‘Keefe scored the first of his two four-pointers to help narrow the gap to 12.

But the joy was short lived when Hori Fua countered to put the Bulldogs ahead 24-6 after 40 minutes.

In promising signs, the Sea Eagles fought hard and outpaced Canterbury 16-12 in the second half.

The Bulldogs alway had their measure and put the result beyond doubt when hooker Mason Phillips crossed for his second 10 minutes before the final siren.

The Manly Sea Eagles have broken their SG Ball duck in spectacular fashion, running all over the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 34-14.

Having shown glimpses of form throughout the opening four rounds, the Sea Eagles gapped the Bulldogs with four unanswered tries in a clinical first half to lead 22-0.

Manly winger Teapo Stoltman scored a first half double after striking in the opening minute of the match.

Iverson Matai scored the last of Canterbury’s three tries after the break to get them within 14-points, but it was Manly’s day and Max Hayley had the final say when he crossed in the final minute of play.

NSWRL Junior Reps Round Five Results, Ladder & Players’ Stat’s

Harold Matthews Cup Results, Ladder & Players’ Stat’s

Balmain 14-12 Syd Roosters

Penrith 22-4 Wests

Norths 16-18 Central Coast

Manly 16-30 Canterbury

Canberra 6-24 Parramatta

Cronulla 18-18 South Sydney

SG Ball Cup Results, Ladder & Players’ Stat’s

St George 24-10 Illawarra

Balmain 4-46 Syd Roosters

Penrith 22-26 Wests

Norths 46-26 Melbourne

Manly 34-14 Canterbury

Canberra 42-18 Parramatta

Newcastle 40-18 Warriors

Cronulla 32-16 South Sydney

Tarsha Gale Cup Results, Ladder & Players’ Stat’s

Manly 4-18 Canterbury

Cronulla 20-10 South Sydney

North Sydney 8-36 Roosters Indigenous

Canberra 12-26 Parramatta

St George 0-46 Illawarra

Penrith 22-10 Wests Tigers

BALMAIN AND THE ROOSTERS SHARE THE SPOILS AT LIDCOMBE

Balmain’s season in the Harold Matthews Cup is still alive following a gutsy come-from-behind 14-12 win over the Roosters at Lidcombe Oval.

Entering the clash in ninth spot, the Tigers overcame a 6-4 halftime deficit to cap off a memorable second straight win.

A try to fullback Baxter Warner four minutes after the break put the Roosters in command by eight.

But it wasn’t enough, as Balmain hit the front following tries to centre Malik Amine and fullback Michael Nassar, before holding firm in a gripping final 10 minutes.

The Roosters’ SG Ball machine has well and truly kicked into gear.

Up against a rejuvenated Balmain who were chasing a third straight win, a merciless Roosters hit the afterburners in an eight-try romp on the way to a clinical 46-4 demolition.

Coming off a win and a draw, the Bondi boys needed another victory to continue their climb up the ladder from 10th place.

Tigers’ winger William Malloy struck first in the second minute, but from there it was all downhill.

Speedy centre Cooper Toy crossed to put the Roosters in front in the 10th minute, and by half time they’d added another four to lead 30-4.

Once again, Cassius Tia was electric.

The five-eighth with NRL potential written all over him had a day to remember, scoring two tries and landing seven goals in a personal tally of 22-points.

After a slow start to the season, the now seventh placed Roosters will almost certainly have the frontrunners looking over their shoulders.

SECOND HALF SINKS STEELERS

St George is off the mark in the SG Ball Cup with a big 24-10 defeat of Illawarra at Kogarah.

A hot start saw captain Dylan Egan cross early, before strike centre Te Umuariki Heremia-Tukere extended that lead to 10-0.

Jesse Williams helped the home side get back to within a converted try before the break however, keeping them in the hunt.

They continued that momentum after the break, posting four unanswered tries to race away with a big victory, including a double to winger Joven Gyemore.

The Tarsha Gale Cup was a one-way affair, with the Steelers running out resounding 46-0 winners over the Dragons.

They piled on the points on either side of the break, racing in nine tries including doubles to Ella Fisher, Darcy Eade and Sulieti Ahio.

With their second win of the season they now sit in third position.

ROOSTERS INDIGENOUS REMAIN UNDEFEATED

The Roosters Indigeous Academy improved to 5-0 in the Tarsha Gale Cup following a 36-8 win over North Sydney at Kenthurst.

Two early tries to Ally Bullman and Imogen Hei set up an early 12-0 lead for the visitors, before Caitlin Hollis struck moments before the break to get them back to within eight points.

The Roosters started the second half as they did the first, putting scoreboard pressure on the Bears with centre Sharlize Campbell crossing the stripe and making the comeback task a real challenge.

Kiannah Bright kept Norths within two tries, but ultimately it wasn’t enough to stop the Roosters juggernaut as Skyla Adams, Paige Lowe and Eliza Lopamaua raced in late tries to stretch the scoreboard.

Both sides were winless coming into today, but it was the Central Coast that stole it at the death to deny Norths in Harold Matts 18-16.

A tight affair saw the Bears take their first lead just after halftime through Alema Seualuga, and hold it right until the last minute.

That’s before Samisoni Talakai got across the line to break the hearts of North Sydney and get the Roosters up and running in 2023.

North Sydney’s SG Ball finals hopes remain alive after a comfortable 46-26 win over Melbourne.

The Storm started well and had an early 10-6 lead, before the Bears clicked into gear to open up a 28-10 advantage soon after halftime.

In what was an entertaining clash, both sides combined for 13 tries.

SHARKS GET ON THE BOARD

Brooke Elliott dives in for a try in her return game (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Sharks landed their first win of the Tarsha Gale season, downing South Sydney 20-10 at Cronulla High School.

Despite an early sin bin to Rabbitohs forward Shyla Mundine, fellow front row partner Cherellyn Tapuai got the scoring underway inside 10 minutes, with Tairah Bolatigici ensuring they held a 10-4 lead at the break.

Cronulla struck first in the second half as Brooke Elliott brought the score back to 10-8.

They again took full advantage of the one-woman advantage as Sereena Moussa crossed to give them their first lead of the game, which was extended to a matchwinning one through Alena Pale Eli.

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Junior rep’s teams of the week Rnd 5

NSWRL Junior Reps : Full wrap, results from round five of Matts, Ball, Tarsha Gale Cup action

See who made our teams of the week from a huge round five of Harold Matts, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup, PLUS the 20 major talking points and every result from the weekend.

HERE are the Daily Telegraph’s teams of the week from round five of the NSWRL junior representative season.

HAROLD MATTHEWS

1. Michael Nassar (Balmain)
2. Samisoni Talakai (Central Coast)
3. Malik Amine (Balmain)
4. Casey Mclean (Penrith)
5. Blake Pasfield (Norths)
6. Fagalele Fagalele (Parramatta)
7. Matthew Humphries (South Sydney)
8. Jayze Tuigamala (Cronulla)
9. Mason Phillips (Canterbury-Bankstown)
10. Ocean Vaivela (Parramatta)
11. Kaden Garner (Cronulla)
12. Heinz Lemoto (Penrith)
13. Tyson Sangalang (Parramatta)

14. Brooklyn Rosemeyer (Central Coast)
15. Thomas Dellow (Cronulla)
16. Kye Raven (Penrith)
17. Mohamed Hadid (Canterbury-Bankstown)

SG Ball Cup

Felix Faatili Cronulla Sharks SG Ball Cup (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Chevy Stewart (Canberra)
2. Teapo Stoltman (Manly)
3. Jacob Iosefa (Canberra)
4. Cooper Toy (Roosters)
5. Joven Gyemore (St George)
6. Jye Linnane (Newcastle)
7. Nicholas Quinn (St George)
8. Felix Faatili (Cronulla)
9. Tallyn Da Silva (Wests Magpies)
10. Jayden Harris (Newcastle)
11. Max Hayley (Manly)
12. Zakauri Clarke (Wests)
13. Billy Phillips (Penrith)

14. Ioane Lui (Melbourne)
15. Brock Sing (Norths)
16. Luke Raymond (Cronulla)
17. Luron Patea (Penrith)

TARSHA GALE CUP

1. Debbie Doueihi (Parramatta)
2. Abigayle Sekitoga (Canterbury)
3. Alysha Bell (Parramatta)
4. Taytana Pati Ah-Cheung (Wests Tigers)
5. Paige Lowe (Roosters Indigenous)
6. Chelsea Savill (Illawarra)
7. Tamara Bamblett (Parramatta)
8. Ella Fisher (Illawarra)
9. Imogen Hei (Roosters Indigenous)
10. Alena Pale Eli (Cronulla)
11. Kalisi Mahe (Parramatta)
12. Ally Bullman (Roosters Indigenous)
13. Jemimah Tagaloamatua (Penrith)

14. Georgia Willey (Canberra)
15. Eliza Lopamaua (Roosters Indigenous)
16. Latisha Smythe (Canterbury-Bankstown)
17. Sharlize Campbell (Roosters Indigenous)

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Junior rep’s teams of the week

NSWRL Junior rep’s teams of the Week (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

NSWRL junior reps: Full wrap, results, gallery from Matts, Ball, Tarsha Gale Cup round four

With four rounds of the Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup in the books, check out our teams of the week from all grades, plus the 20 talking points, full wrap and 50+ photo gallery.

WITH the halfway point in the NSWRL junior reps season well in sight, the big guns in the competition are starting to stand up and be counted.

We look back on round four of the Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup, and rate our teams of the week from each competition.

HAROLD MATTHEWS CUP

1. Tom Kirk (Illawarra)
2. Xavier Singh (Cronulla)
3. Cameron Bamblett (Penrith)
4. Alma Faataga Seve (Parramatta)
5. Lorima Rokosuka (Parramatta)
6. Braydan Darmody (Canberra)
7. Mitchell Woods (Canterbury)
8. Jayza Tuigamala (Cronulla)
9. Mitchell Brophy (Canberra)
10. Jett Woodward (Newcastle)
11. Harvey Gay (Canberra)
12. Tyson Sangalang (Parramatta)
13. Marshall Le Maitre (South Sydney)

14. Daniel Lua (South Sydney)
15. Zach Fittler (Syd Roosters)
16. Sheldon Abbey (Canterbury)
17. Jonah Anderson (Canberra)

Photo Gallery

HMC – Sharks vs CC Roosters

SG BALL CUP

1. Te Hurinui Twidle (Parramatta)
2. Ryan Woolley (Canberra)
3. Josh Feledy (Balmain)
4. Ethan Ferguson (Newcastle)
5. Nick Murphy (Penrith)
6. Lyhkan King-Togia (Illawarra)
7. Keahn Skipps (Canberra)
8. Ethan Roberts (Roosters)
9. Matthew Arthur (Parramatta)
10. Luron Patea (Penrith)
11. Tony Sukkar (Balmain)
12. Lawson Cotter (Cronulla)
13. Jaxon Lavender (Canberra)

14. Lajuan Vito (Canterbury)
15. Jayden Harris (Newcastle)
16. Ratu Naborisi (Warriors)
17. Elvis Nauer-Wood (Canberra)

Photo Gallery

SG Ball – Sharks vs Storm

TARSHA GALE CUP

1. Georgia Willey (Canberra)
2. Mele Ketuu (St George)
3. Lara Cosgrove (Canberra)
4. Piper Spackman (Penrith)
5. Kirby Maslin (Penrith)
6. Taya Lazare (Penrith)
7. Lola Fletcher (Canberra)
8. Eliza Lopamaua (Roosters Indigenous)
9. Leah Ollerton (Newcastle)
10. Lourdez Luamanu-Leiataua (St George)
11. Jemimah Tagaloamatua (Penrith)
12. India Dyball (Canberra)
13. Natalie Vaka (Penrith)

14. Cheyenne Baker (Newcastle)
15. Yilara Widders (South Sydney)
16. Kalolaine Veikoso (Cronulla)
17. Tayleah Handcock (Illawarra)

Photo Gallery

TGC – Sharks vs Dragons

HMWP – Sharks v Dragons

Related Links

Daily Telegraph

Rnd 4 – 20 talking points

Harold Matthews Cup Draw / Results

SG Ball Cup Draw / Results

Tarsha Gale Cup Draw / Results

HNWP Draw / Results

Andrew Johns Cup Draw / Results

Laurie Daley Cup Draw / Results

(QRL) Mal Meninga Cup Draw / Results

(QRL) Cyril Connell Challenge Draw / Results

More NSWRL Junior Rep’s news 

More Women’s Rugby League news 

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NSWRL junior reps round three: Results, gallery, wrap of all the action from around the grounds

With a thrilling NSWRL junior reps round three in the books, we rate our teams of the week from every grade.

PLUS check out the 20 talking points, weekend wrap and 60+ photo gallery from the weekend.

CATCH up on the teams of the week from round three of Harold Matthews, SG Ball and Tarsha Gale Cup action.

Harold Matthews Cup Team Of The Week

1. Jaxen Edgar (Penrith)
2. Ali Hicham Karnib (Wests)

Lachlann Dooner dives in for 1 of his 4 tries last weekend (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

3. Lochie Gray (Newcastle)
4. Marcellus Iakopo (Penrith)
5. Ratu Rinakama (Canterbury Bankstown)
6. Lachlan Dooner (Roosters)
7. Alex Conti (Balmain)
8. Hokafonu Lemoto (Penrith)
9. Zaidas Muagututia (Parramatta)
10. Risiate Smythe (St George)
11. Cyrus Stanley-Traill (St George)
12. Pheonix Godniet (Wests)
13. Alex Challenor (Cronulla)
14. Marc Tannous (Balmain)
15. Onitoni Large (Wests)
16. Jack Hilliar (Newcastle)
17. Samuel Griffin (Canberra)

SG Ball Cup team of the week

Casssius Tia had a blinder scoring a try and booting 7 goals (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

1. Fletcher Sharpe (Newcastle)
2. Ethan Cliff (Illawarra)
3. Cooper Toy (Roosters)
4. Solomone Saukuru (Wests)
5. Cody Parry (Parramatta)
6. Lachlan Galvin (Wests)
7. Haydan Ritchie (Roosters)
8. Loko Tonga (St George)
9. Matthew Arthur (Parramatta)
10. Luron Patea (Penrith)
11. Elijah Salesa Leaumoana (Newcastle)
12. Kayliss Fatialofa (Warriors)
13. Myles Martin (Newcastle)
14. Cassius Tia (Roosters)
15. Luke Hanson (Penrith)
16. Jacob Laban (Warriors)
17. Hudson Brown (Penrith)

Tarsha Gale team of the week

Skyla Adams made it TGC team of the week (Photo @ Steve Montgomery)

1. Alysha Bell (Parramatta)
2. Georgia Willey (Canberra)
3. Shanelle Lyons (South Sydney)
4. Aneko Luamanu-Winitana (South Sydney)
5. Mia Barber (Roosters Indigenous)
6. Bonnie Brewer (Canberra)
7. Skyla Adams (Roosters Indigenous)
8. Hope Millard (Illawarra)
9. Ambryn Murphy-Haua (Canterbury Bankstown)
10. Latisha Smythe (Canterbury Bankstown)
11. Taneisha Gray (St George)
12. Noaria Kapua (Canterbury Bankstown)
13. Tavarna Papalii (Roosters Indigenous)
14. Evie Jones (Newcastle)
15. Montana McLean (Penrith)
16. Charlotte Barwick (Newcastle)
17. Sienna Yeo (Illawarra)

Related Links

Daily Telegraph

Check out the 20 talking points

Junior Rep teams of the week

Harold Matthews Cup Draw / Results

SG Ball Cup Draw / Results

Tarsha Gale Cup Draw / Results

HNWP Draw / Results

Andrew Johns Cup Draw / Results

Laurie Daley Cup Draw / Results

(QRL) Mal Meninga Cup Draw / Results

(QRL) Cyril Connell Challenge Draw / Results

More NSWRL Junior Rep’s news 

More Women’s Rugby League news

Action Photo Galleries 

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