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Sea Eagles Pathways Rnd 8 Wrap

seaeaglesmedia — Sun, 30 Mar 2025 22:31:34 +0000

Sea Eagles Pathways Rnd 8 Wrap

Author : Manly Media

Sea Eagles Pathways Rnd 8 Wrap

We take a look at our four junior representative round 8 fixtures from Sunday, with our Harold Matthews side closing in on a place in the finals.

Harold Matthews Cup

Dragons 6 – 30 Sea Eagles

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The Sea Eagles’ Harold Matthews Cup side have made it two wins on the fly with a convincing 30-6 victory over the St George Dragons at Jubliee Stadium, Kogarah.

The win sees them sit in fifth place on the ladder with 12 competition points, tied with three other teams and only two points behind first and second place.

Manly soared to an 18-0 lead at the break thanks to three first half tries from Ashton Large, Kai Brennan and Max Prykiel.

Hooker Large used his agility and strength to burrow under the defence from dummy half for a try in the sixth minute.

Prop Brennan used his brute strength to force his way over the line after taking a short ball from lock Lukas Butler inside the ten-metre line.

Brennan pushed past three defenders to score and take his side’s lead to 12-0 with 13 minutes played.

The Sea Eagles switched it on in the 24th minute with a well-worked team try to send half-back Max Prykiel over.

A quick shift to the right edge found the side in open space, with a draw and pass back infield finding fullback Oscar Crotty with his opposing number to beat.

Crotty was patient and drew Cody Field in with ease before passing to Prykiel to send him over untouched for an 18-0 scoreline.

Manly carried their momentum into the second half with a try for Sifa Oldfield in the 46th minute.

The captain created something from nothing in a moment of sheer brilliance, breaking through a tackle at the halfway line and streaking downfield with defenders chasing before grounding the ball under the posts for a 24-0 lead.

The Dragons scored their only try in the 49th minute through Jasais Ah Kee before Oldfield crossed again for his second eight minutes later.

Manly’s second-rower chased in support as winger Tom Longland and replacement Beau McKee combined down the right edge to break through the defence.

Beau McKee offloading to Oldfield at the ten-metre line to set up the try for a final scoreline of 30-6.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Parramatta Eels @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 10am.

SG Ball Cup

Sea Eagles 24 – 28 Magpies

Manly’s under 19’s side showed grit and determination despite the outcome as they went down the the Western Suburbs Magpies 28-24 in round 8 at Seddon Park.

The Sea Eagles shot out to a quick 12-0 lead in the first 11 minutes thanks to tries from centre Brendan Couzens and half-back Beau Alexander.

Couzens capitalised on a mistake from the Magpies on their own tryline off the back of a grubber kick to ground the ball for a simple try in the sixth minute.

Five minutes later and Manly were in again thanks to a crafty link-up between Alexander and centre Max Davies.

The latter found space down the sideline with some silky footwork and grubber kicked back infield towards Alexander, who gathered the ball and scored to take his side’s lead to 12-0.

The Magpies bounced back with tries to Riley Oitmann and Luani Tuifua in the moments before half-time to see the scores locked up at 12-all at the break.

Western Suburbs’ prop Christian Taupau-Moors used his strength to force his way past four defenders for a try in the 37th minute, giving the visitors an 18-12 lead.

The Magpies extended their lead with two quick tries to Callum McMenemy and Sonny Edwards-Moeke in the 42nd and 56th minute to propel their lead to 28-12 with 23 minutes remaining.

After a big break to surge into the Magpies’ territory, Manly utility Lachlan Simpson capitalised on the sleepy defence to score out of dummy half.

Simpson scooped the ball up and pushed past two defenders to score and cut the deficit to 28-18, with a comeback still on the cards.

The Sea Eagles scored on the stroke of full-time, with victory unfortunately out of reach.

Simpson began the attack in his own half, weaving through the defenders before finding Davies in support.

The latter passed to full-back Cooper Elkins, who stepped past one defender to score for a final scoreline of 28-24.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Parramatta Eels @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 11:30am.

Lisa Fiaola Cup

Sea Eagles 0 – 48 CC Roosters

Manly’s Under 17’s side slumped to a 48-0 defeat to the Central Coast Roosters in round 8 at Berkeley Vale Oval on the Central Coast.

The Roosters stormed out to a 32-0 lead at half-time thanks to seven first-half tries as the rain poured down on the Central Coast.

Manly were no match as the Roosters ran rampant in the second half, scoring four more tries for a final scoreline of 48-0.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Canberra Raiders @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 1pm.

Tarsha Gale Cup

Sea Eagles 0 – 30 Indigenous Academy

The Sea Eagles’ Tarsha Gale Cup side also suffered defeat on the Central Coast, going down to the Sydney Roosters Indigenous Academy 30-0 in the penultimate match for the season.

Four quick tries in the opening 20 minutes gave the visitors an 18-0 lead, with Fa’agase Tupuola-Palale and Manisha Seebeck each grabbing a double.

Tupuola-Palale shot out the gates in the second half for the Roosters with two more tries in the 34th and 43rd minute to take her tally to four tries for the match.

Te Raukura Leafe scored the Roosters’ final try in the 59th minute for a 30-point victory.

The Sea Eagles had a handful of chances throughout the match but weren’t able to capitalise and break through the Roosters’ compact defence.

Final Match: Round 9 vs Canberra Raiders @ Sydney Academy of Sport and Recreation, Sunday April 6 at 2:30pm.

Wests Tigers rnd 2 report

weststigersmedia — Tue, 11 Feb 2025 06:55:29 +0000

Wests Tigers rnd 2 report

Author : Michael Algeri Weststigers Media

Wests Tigers rnd 2 report

Our Pathways Hub has all the match reports, info and live scores you’ll need when following Wests Tigers junior representative matches over the weekend.

Mia Tonga (Photo : Weststigers)

UNE SG Ball Cup (Under 19s) – Western Suburbs Magpies

Bulldogs 24 – 10 Magpies

The Wests Magpies SG Ball Cup team have fallen to a 24-10 defeat to the Bulldogs in Round 2 at Hammondville Oval.

The visitors trailed 6-4 at half-time and were unable to run down a strong Dogs side in the second period.

After a lengthy delay due to an injury to a Magpies player, the Bulldogs scored first in the corner, with the conversion giving the blue and whites a 6-0 lead.

A beautifully weighted pass from Pheonix Godinet then put Kurtis Dupond over, to bring the Magpies within two points after 20 minutes.

The Bulldogs held a 6-4 lead into the break and went on to score just two minutes into the second half through Azariah Toki-Mautairi to extend their lead.

An outstanding try from the home side, straight through the middle of the field brought the scoreline out to 18-4, before Magpies five-eighth, Junior Fagalele dummied and pushed his way through to grab a four-pointer on his club debut.

With a player in the bin, the Bulldogs opted to take a penalty goal to give themselves a 20-10 lead and big winger, Jope Rauqe then leaped high and came down with the ball to score their fourth of the day.

Rauqe’s try was the final try of the afternoon, with the Bulldogs emerging victorious, 24 points to 10.

UNE SG Ball Cup (Under 19s) – Balmain Tigers

Tigers 32 – 26 Dragons

Round 2 – Saturday 8th February

The Balmain Tigers SG Ball Cup team remains unbeaten in 2025, scoring their second win in as many weeks after coming away with a 32-26 win over the Dragons in Round 2.

A breathtaking performance from fullback, Logan Brookes, sent the Tigers on their way to victory as the new signing continues to impress since joining the club this season.

The Dragons shot out to a 10-0 lead after 17 minutes through tries to Antonio Okusitino and Xavier Kirk, with the latter try incredibly coming directly from the kick-off to restart play.

Despite those worrying signs, Balmain displayed toughness to remain in the contest and were rewarded when back-rower, Will Stone crashed his way over for his second try in as many weeks.

An incredible individual try to Logan Brookes followed shortly after, with the fullback breaking countless tackles and showing electric footwork to score a 65 m solo classic.

Jared Haywood’s spiralling cutout ball

Jared Haywood’s spiralling cutout ball then put Joseph Partch over in the corner to give the Tigers a 16-10 lead, which they maintained until half-time.

Jared Haywood (Photo : Weststigers)

Haywood went from provider to scorer in the 39th minute, as the hooker darted his way over, but it wasn’t long before Brookes was at it again.

The dynamic No.1 leapt through the air to gather a Marc Tannous bomb and score his second of the afternoon.

Brookes didn’t have to wait long to secure his hat-trick either, as he stepped off his left foot to give Balmain their sixth four-pointer of the match.

The Dragons did threaten a late fight-back after Okusitino collected two more late scores, book-ended by Zachariah Nachar’s 62nd-minute try, however Balmain held on for a 32-26 win at Lidcombe.

Westpac Tarsha Gale Cup (Under 19s) – Wests Tigers

Wests Tigers 34 – 0 Raiders

Wests Tigers’ Tarsha Gale Cup team have scored a 34-0 win over the Raiders at Kirkham Oval in Round 2.

After scraping home for a victory last weekend, the U/19’s Wests Tigers girls were dominant on their way to maintaining their unbeaten start to the season.

Tiresa Leasuasu has been an impressive performer during the opening two rounds of the campaign and the powerful middle forward crashed over for the first points of the match after just four minutes.

Leasuasu grabbed a second try in similar fashion shortly after, before some impressive play from Modesty Tafeuni sent Elenoa Namua over in the corner for Wests Tigers’ third of the day.

Leading 14-0 at the break, the home side then shot out of the blocks in the second period, scoring just 30 seconds into the half. A Canberra error led to Sienna-Mae Montgomery putting Tafeuni through a gap, where she raced away for a try of her own.

Co-captain, Evie McGrath then sent Chaela-Lee Falls crashing over in the corner and impressive youngster, Ellie Barnett went on to dart her way over from dummy half after 52 minutes.

Ellie Barnett (Photo : Weststigers)

Olivia Saley scored a simple hooker’s try late on to wrap up a clinical result for Wests Tigers, coming away with a 34-0 victory over Canberra in Round 2.

SLE Laurie Daley Cup (Under 18s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

M Wests Tigers 38 – 0 Bulls

Round 1 – Sunday 9th February

The Macarthur Wests Tigers Laurie Daley Cup team has recorded a dominant 38-0 win over Riverina to kick off the 2025 season.

Impressive in both attack and defence, the centre pairing of Glassie Glassie and Will Jenkins were standouts over the course of the day’s play.

Glassie set winger, Tyler Volcov up for Macarthur’s first try after 9 minutes and it didn’t take long for the centre to score one of his own when he pushed his way through to give the home side a 10-0 lead.

Glassie Glassie (Photo : Weststigers)

Powerful lock-forward, Lorima Cosgrave proved too hard to handle for the Riverina defence when he crashed over to extend the Wests Tigers lead out to 16-0, which they maintained until half-time.

Dynamic fullback, Aaron Paea powered to the line to grab the first try of the second half to further Macarthur’s dominance as their points tally began to stack up.

Jenkins showcased sheer strength to bulldoze through defenders for his 57th minute effort, and when he raced through the line for his second of the afternoon, the result was beyond doubt.

Tyson Walker showcased impressive footwork in scoring the final try of the day, with Macarthur Wests Tigers ultimately coming away with a 38-0 win on Sunday.

UNE Harold Matthews Cup (Under 17s) – Western Suburbs Magpies

Bulldogs 18 – 34 Magpies

The Harold Matthews Cup Magpies have scored their second win in as many games to begin the 2025 season, after defeating the Bulldogs 34-18 in Round 2.

Wests held a 22-12 lead at half-time and didn’t take their foot off the accelerator in the second stanza, with halfback, Curtis Lakeman and winger, Josh Vella proving to be particular standouts in the impressive win.

An early Magpies error in attempting to defuse a high ball led to the Bulldogs scoring in the very first set of the match through captain, Chinedu Udeh.

An outstanding Magpies try brought the game level shortly after though, as Lakeman grubbered through the line, with Vella soccering the ball back to his halfback, who regathered to score under the posts.

It was Lakeman and Vella combining again in the 10th minute to grab the Magpies’ second, with the speedy winger brilliantly leaping through the air to snatch the No. 7’s kick and plant the ball down.

Vella scored his second of the morning to extend the Western Suburbs lead when he finished off a nicely executed scrum-base play, started by Lakeman and fullback, Tom Goodfield.

Front-rower, Jake Gaffney scored his fifth try in just two weeks shortly after entering the action, however the Bulldogs hit back shortly before half-time to keep the match within reach at 22-12.

Elijah Sefo collected a loose ball that went backwards through the hands of Vella to reassert the Magpies’ dominance on the contest shortly after the break, and powerful winger, James Lanyon scored out of dummy-half to extend the Magpies’ winning margin out even further.

A late converted try to Bulldogs prop, Dallis Taoai and a penalty goal via the boot of Vella would be the final scoring of the morning’s play, with Wests emerging victorious, 34-18 at Hammondville Oval.

UNE Harold Matthews Cup (Under 17s) – Balmain Tigers

Tigers 10 – 14 Dragons

The Balmain Tigers Harold Matthews Cup team has gone down to a narrow 14-10 defeat to the Dragons in Round 2 at Lidcombe Oval.

Trailing 14-0 at half-time, Balmain were much improved in the second period, however were unable to run-down the visitors.

The Tigers displayed quality goal-line defence to hold St. George out early, however the Dragons were first to score through second-rower, Lino Tamaseu.

The away team’s other edge forward, Jaeden Kavana then crashed over to further their lead and when Jack Lambert finished off a left-side raid on the stroke of half-time, it meant Balmain had it all to do in the second stanza.

Down 14-0 at the break, the Tigers had to score first after the resumption of play, and they did so through electric five-eighth, Izaac Mascarenas.

The No. 6 stepped his way through to put Balmain on the board and when fiery winger, Braidyn Wood scooped up a loose ball and planted it down after 53 minutes, the Tigers were back in it.

Despite their best efforts though, Balmain were unable to conjure up a third try in their improved second half, with St. George coming away with a 14-10 victory.

Westpac Lisa Fiaola Cup (Under 17s) – Wests Tigers

Wests Tigers 40 – 6 Raiders

The Wests Tigers Lisa Fiaola Cup team has bounced back from Round 1’s defeat in style, scoring a clinical 40-6 win over the Raiders at Kirkham Oval.

The home side was extremely impressive for the entirety of the match, with Canberra unable to match their fluent attack and rock-solid defence.

Wests Tigers showed impressive signs early too, with fullback, Khiarna Munro displaying impressive patience to hold the ball up for winger, Isabel McMenemy to score in the corner.

Frankie Cappello levelled proceedings for the visitors after 15 minutes, before the Wests Tigers lengthy flow of points began.

Front-rower, Alavina Tu’ifua crashed through the Raiders defence for a try, with Munro then grabbing one of her own, with the No. 1 lurking on the short-side from a scrum to score a well-executed set play.

That try gave Wests Tigers an 18-0 lead

That try gave Wests Tigers an 18-0 lead at the break and they didn’t let up in the second period.

The crispness of their passing was on full display for Lilea Seville’s 33rd-minute try, with a number of the backline players involved in the move opting to distribute the ball when they had opportunities to reach out for four-pointers themselves.

Munro’s class shone through again, as the fullback had her hands all over Naomi Cowley’s 44th-minute effort, and Dawn Tui darted over from dummy half to extend the Wests Tigers lead out to 34-6.

Dawn Tui (Photo : Weststigers)

An outstanding solo effort to co-captain, Sienna Robertson was a fitting way to cap off a dominant victory for Wests Tigers, as they emerged 40-6 winners at Kirkham Oval.

SLE Andrew Johns Cup (Under 16s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

M Wests Tigers 26 – 12 Bulls

Round 1 – Sunday 9th February

Macarthur Wests Tigers’ Andrew Johns Cup team have come away with a 26-12 win over the Riverina Bulls to open their 2025 campaign.

Leading 20-0 at half-time, Wests Tigers held off a second-half fightback from the visitors to ensure they kicked off their season with a victory at Kirkham Oval, Camden.

It was the home side who posted first points through a beautifully worked play from one side of the field to the other, as Cooper Butler finished the move off in the corner.

Impressive five-eighth, Terowie Golding-Lyons grabbed Macarthur Wests Tigers’ second, as he hit the line at speed from close range to make it a 10-0 lead.

Golding-Lyons only had to wait two minutes to collect his second try after he backed up a Sam Francis line-break to score under the posts and Llanden Granger’s dart from dummy half meant Macarthur led 20-0 at half-time.

Terowie Golding-Lyons (Photo : Weststigers)

Nate Breust was the first to cross after half-time to keep Riverina in the match and they gave Macarthur a scare in the 53rd minute when Archie Webb scored to make it 20-12.

Sebastian Taylor wrapped up the result for Wests Tigers late on though, with the impressive winger racing 65 m to secure the match-sealing four-pointer.

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Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6

ourfooty — Mon, 11 Mar 2024 12:48:31 +0000

Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6

Author : Wests Tigers

Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6

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Wests Magpies were too strong for Balmain Tigers in the Harold Matthews and SG Ball Cup at Lidcombe Oval, while Wests Tigers Jersey Flegg Cup side kicked off its season with a big win over the Kaiviti Silktails.

Balmain were too strong for Wests in the opening match of the day with the Tigers defeating the Magpies Under 16s development side 24-8.

Wests Magpies remain at the top of the ladder in the Harold Matthews Cup with three rounds remaining after defeating the Tigers 38-nil.

The Magpies are also doing well in the SG Ball Cup where they sit fourth on the ladder following their 38-10 over the Tigers.

Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6 (Photo – Weststigers)

And it was a great start to the season for Wests Tigers in the Jersey Flegg Cup, the Under 21s trouncing the Fijian Silktails 38-20

Harold Matthews Cup (U/17s)

Wests Magpies vs Balmain Tigers

Magpies 38 – 0 Tigers

Play by Play

Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6 (Photo – Weststigers)

Magpies Coach – Stephen Isdale

It was a special occasion for our boys playing at Lidcombe Oval, a place with so much history, and the boys also knew there were Cubs spots up for grabs.

It was really pleasing to see the team believe in and stick to the processes of what we have been working on.

Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6 (Photo – Weststigers)

We knew Tigers had nothing to lose so it was important for us to respect them and not have the mindset of trying to score off every set.

We enjoyed the win and the whole experience at Lidcombe and I was really pleased to see Teancam Epati score on debut.

We now turn our focus to the Bunnies.

Tigers Coach – Tony Bazouni

It was a tough day at the office on Saturday against a formidable opponent in the Magpies, who showed why they are the team to beat in this year’s competition.

There were a lot of positives for us to take from the game, particularly with the development players coming in and getting a taste of junior rep footy.

James Baronovski was a standout for us with an inspiring 60 minute effort, tackling himself to a standstill and taking us forward all day. He picked up both the man of the match and players’ player awards.

SG Ball Cup (U/19s)

Wests Magpies vs Balmain Tigers

Magpies 40 – 10 Tigers

Play by Play

Magpies Coach – Joey Saukuru

We started off on the right foot by posting the first two tries but a few incomplete sets allowed Balmain into the game and it was 10-all ten minutes before the break.

Navren Willett scored a long-range try just before half time for us to regain the lead.

After a few choice words from the coach at halftime, the boys found another gear in the second period to score a convincing win.

Tigers Coach – Chris Yates

I’m very proud of the boys who fought back after a slow start to 10-all in very hot conditions.

An intercept right on half-time really hurt us and we then lost two players to HIA and played the last 20 minutes without a bench.

I thought Mark Tannous, Sam Schmitzer and Chad Daniels were very good, as was Henri Young on debut.

Jersey Flegg Cup (U21s)

Wests Tigers 38 – 20 Silktails

Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6 (Photo – Weststigers)

Andrew Johns Cup (U/16s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

No game – semi-finals next week

Laurie Daley Cup (U/18s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

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Tarsha Gale Cup (U/19s) – Wests Tigers

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Young Sharks impress in Wests trials

sharksmedia — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 23:22:22 +0000

Young Sharks impress in Wests trials

Author : Sharks Media

Young Sharks impress in Wests trials

Pushing through sweltering conditions, the young Sharks showed promise in their respective trials on Saturday as they continued to build steam ahead of the junior representative seasons.

The scoreboard was an afterthought, with the coaches again deploying extended squads and testing various combinations, but the results were as follows:

Trials at Hillier Oval – Saturday, January 13

Cronulla Sharks Harols Matthews Cup team vs Wests Magpies (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Harold Matthews Cup (under 17s men)

Sharks 4 tries lost to Wests 5 tries

There remains room for improvement, namely in the way of rectifying unforced errors and ill-discipline, but coach Brad Kelly was largely happy with what his players produced.

“There were definitely some patches where we were better and … we were able to execute in some parts of the game,” Kelly said.

“I reckon the heat and fatigue definitely played a factor there as well for both teams … It was a chance to get them all on the field and playing again.

“It’s a bit of a balancing act between giving everyone enough time to play but also trying to build combinations as well.”

SG Ball Cup (19s men)

Sharks 4 tries drew with Wests 4 tries

Up against a physically imposing, hard-running Wests outfit, the Sharks didn’t shirk their task. Cohesion is still building, with many players pulling on the club’s jersey for the first time on Saturday, but the signs are positive.

“It’s another week of work and education for the boys and hopefully we progress and get better next weekend and then ready for round one,” coach Dave Howlett said.

Lisa Fiaola Cup (17s women)

Sharks 1 try lost to Wests Tigers 3 tries

Despite being slightly down on numbers with some players still on holiday, coach Robbie Taylor was pleased with his team’s commitment, particularly without the ball.

“Really proud of how we went out there,” he said.

“We worked a lot in pre-season on defence and we showed we can go alright defensively when it matters. Tigers are a big side, a lot of energy, so we had to aim up.”

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Cronulla Sharks Tarsha Gale Cup team vs Westsigers in their trial game (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Tarsha Gale Cup (women’s 19s)

Sharks 6 tries beat Wests Tigers 0

Coach Isaac Michael was delighted that his squad competed hard and maintained their communication under fatigue in the heat.

“Once we got into our rhythm, worked on our roles and worked hard for each other with our push-support, we got that ruck moving and the game became a little bit easier for us,” Michael said.

“We’ve got that mentality where we’re always pushing for each other and always ready to take the next carry. We’re working hard for each other the whole game.”

Shark legend SPaul Gallen talking to his u16 academy team (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Under 16s Academy (men)

Sharks 4 tries drew with Macarthur Wests Tigers 4 tries

After a hot start, the Sharks somewhat faded as the contest wore on. While the Sharks used around 20 players, their opponents played a fresh team in each third.

“I thought overall we did OK. Our first 20 (minutes) was our best and we played really well, controlled the field position and the ball,” coach Paul Gallen said.

“After that, we didn’t play that well, to be honest. We made a lot of silly errors, a lot of poor discipline and they came right back into it.

“It was a good test for them. They were a big, strong team, Wests, and they had some good skill … It was a good game.”

Under 18s Academy (men)

Sharks 7 tries beat Macarthur Wests Tigers 3 tries

It was a case of nailing the basics as the under-18s Academy team impressively dictated terms for the majority of the contest.

“We went well. The boys played good, simple footy, the ‘run hard’ and ‘tackle hard’ was strong all game, and they backed that up with a good kick-chase as well,” coach Jared Starr said.

“They just won the momentum battle of the game … They just did all the little things really well. I thought the effort was really good in this heat.”

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SG Ball finals six players to watch

nswrlmedia — Fri, 14 Apr 2023 00:51:34 +0000

SG Ball finals six players to watch

Author : Margie McDonald NSWRL Media

SG Ball finals six players to watch

Over the next three weekends the six top teams from the UNE SG Ball Cup will battle it out to see who survives for Grand Final day (29 April).

Here are six players from the top-six finalists, who could play a decisive role in getting their team to the 2023 season decider.

1. Canberra Raiders – Sam Gash, fullback-wing

Sam Gash Canberra Raiders had a big future (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Raiders came through the season with the perfect home record (4-0) and only lost one away game to the Illawarra Steelers.

They top-tailed their year conceding no points in Round One (Melbourne Storm 66-0) or in Round Nine (Balmain Tigers 28-0).

Scoring 58 tries over nine games gave them an average of six tries per game, with two players who shared the No.1 position – Chevy Stewart and Sam Gash – scoring 11 of those between them.

Gash also kicked 30 goals. Hooker Owen Pattie scored six tries and was one of the driving forces in the Raiders having the best defensive record in the competition.

2. Penrith Panthers – Luron Patea, prop

Like the Raiders, the Panthers were the only other side to lose just once (Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles 26-24) during the nine rounds, which set a solid foundation for their 2022 premiership defence.

Half Riley Pollard kept the Panthers scoreboard ticking over with 33 goals alongside his four tries, but one of the real stars was prop Luron Patea scoring tries in six of the nine matches – twice with a double – for eight in total.

3. Newcastle Knights – Ethan Ferguson, centre

The Knights had another top-three finish in 2023.

They had six wins but were undefeated in eight matches, if you add in the two draws with Western Suburbs Magpies (32-all) and the Sydney Roosters (36-all).

Their only loss for the year was the Panthers (Round Two).

Fletcher Sharpe scored a try in the Knights’ Jersey Flegg Cup Grand Final in 2022 and is back in the No.1 jersey for the club’s 2023 SG Ball side where he has scored 12 tries including two hat-tricks.

Centre Ethan Ferguson not only matched him for tries but with also scored 82 points from the boot (42 goals).

Ethan Saunders Parramatta Eels (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

4. Parramatta Eels – Ethan Sanders, halfback

The Eels worked hard to turn around their eleventh-placed finish in 2022 to fourth this year.

They mustered seven wins – four straight off the bat (Rounds 1-4).

Points were evenly shared among the players, but when Ethan Sanders took over the goalkicking from Joshua Lynn in Round Three he accelerated the Eels scoreboard with 25 goals and three tries over six weeks.

A standout over the first five rounds was winger Cody Parry, who scored 10 tries, but he was well supported by hooker Matthew Arthur crossing four times in the opening four games.

5. Western Suburbs Magpies – Tallyn Da Silver, hooker

Another in the big-improver stakes was the Magpies rocketing up from 12th last year to play finals 12 months on.

They scored over 100 points (108) in their opening three games, while conceding 32.

Hooker Tallyn Da Silva (pictured above) was on the score sheet in eight of the nine matches, after scoring nine tries, while five-eighth Lachlan Gavin tallied eight.

Second rower Zakauri Clarke not only landed 32 goals, but also scored four tries.

6. Sydney Roosters – Cassius Tia, five-eighth

The Roosters finished on top of the table in 2022, only to lose a close Grand Final (22-20) to the Panthers.

They meant business in 2023 registering the best attack (380 points) after scoring more than 45 points in five of their nine matches.

Two draws (24-all Illawarra, 36-all Newcastle) kept them down the ladder, as wins in both of those games would have put them at No.1 due to their superior for-and-against.

Winger Kade Maguire certainly helped in attack with 11 tries, but halves Haydan Ritchie and Cassius Tia were a dynamite partnership after scoring 12 tries between them.

Tia took over the goal-kicking duties in Round Three and booted 45 from seven games.

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SG Ball Elimination Finals Team Lists

ourfooty — Tue, 11 Apr 2023 09:33:05 +0000

SG Ball Elimination Finals Team Lists

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SG Ball Elimination Finals Team Lists

Canberra Raiders (1st) and Penrith Panthers (2nd) have the BYE

All times are listed in SYDNEY times

Elimination Final – 4th v 5th

Parramatt Eels SG Ball Cup round 6 team photo (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Parramatta Eels v Western Suburbs Magpies
Sat April 15 2023, 11:45am at Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Leumeah / Dharawal

Parramatta Eels

1. Apa Twidle 2. Devonte Vaivela 3. Richard Penisini 4. Blaize Talagi 5. Mohamed Alameddine 6. Joshua Lynn 7. Ethan Sanders 8. Lance Fualema 9. Matthew Arthur 10. Saxon Pryke 11. Dom DeStradis 12. William Lewis 13. Charlie Guymer 14. Sebastian Piukala 15. Sam Tuivaiti 16. Raf DeStradis 17. Patrick Spence 18. Kobi Hurford 19. Samuel Squire

Western Suburbs Magpies

Team list not yet announced.

Referee : Brayden Hunt
Sideline Ref’s : Logan Nielsen, Isaac El-Hassen

Elimination Final – 3rd v 6th

Newcastle Knights v Sydney Roosters
Sat April 15 2023, 6:45pm at Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Leumeah / Dharawal

Newcastle Knights

1. Fletcher Sharpe 2. Kyle Colburn 3. Ethan Ferguson 4. Jarome Falemoe 5. Kyle McCarthy 6. Jye Linnane 7. Taj Blackman 8. Caleb Garvie 9. Malachi Smith 10. Rory Whitby 11. Elijah Leaumoana 12. Jermaine McEwen 13. Myles Martin 14. Cooper Bigeni 15. Jayden Harris 16. Tamakaimoana Whareaorere 17. Beau Slade 18. Bailey Carmichael

Sydney Roosters

1. Zac Sarfati 2. Kade Maguire 3. Cooper Toy 4. Cade Mellon 5. Siaosi Kaliti 6. Cassius Tia 7. Haydan Ritchie 8. Delasalle Vaa 9. Benaiah Ioelu 10. Zack Visconti 11. Ethan Roberts 12. Michael Abdow 13. Salesi Foketi 14. Jayden Smith 15. Hayden Barton 16. Noah Hill 17. Javahn Stevenson-Hala 18. Benjamin Dufficy

Referee : Lachlan Greenfield
Sideline Ref’s : Jake Walsh, Tobi Holder

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Semi Final Laurie Daley Cup Action Photo’s

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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

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Magpies tough run to finals

ourfooty — Wed, 08 Mar 2023 21:09:37 +0000

Magpies tough run to finals

Author : Sean Teuma NewsCorp Sport

Magpies tough run to finals

Young Magpies outfit prepares for intense run home on the way to the SG Ball Cup finals

A youthful Western Suburbs Magpies SG Ball side is coming off its biggest win of the season, and while they’re not getting swept up in the hype, they want to make another statement against Newcastle.

THEY’VE endured one of the toughest SG Ball Cup draws to date, and life doesn’t get any easier for the Western Suburbs Magpies.

After spending the last fortnight on the road, they return home this weekend for another blockbuster clash against second-place Newcastle on Saturday in round six action.

Sitting in third position themselves, Wests recovered from a 40-12 hammering in Canberra, to knocking off Penrith and ending their unbeaten run.

”It caught us off guard,”

“That was a shock to the system (against the Raiders). It caught us off guard,” coach Joey Saukuru said.

“We turned it around last week and did quite well I thought. We led 12-10 at the break and that lead changed in the second half three or four times.

“We played the second half for 20 minutes with just 12 players. It was a big effort with two of our middles sent to the sin bin. We had to shuffle our players, but it was as gutsy effort as they come.”

Metuisela Taungatua running at the Sea Eagles line in round 1 (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

What makes that effort even more impressive is the youth within this Magpies team, with half of their squad and a majority of the starting side eligible to compete in the U19s again next year.

“I was recapping and realised in our starting 13 we had seven guys a year young,” he said.

“They’re learning a big role and they see that rise in level of football from Harold Matts.

“They know they’re in for it physically and in terms of football smarts, but to claw that one back is a good learning experience and for their development.

“We took that Canberra game as a lesson learned, to get back on the horse and get on with the job. Mature has been a key word for us this year.”

That maturity will need to be on show against the Knights at Campbelltown, their third successive game against an opponent starting the round in a top-three position.

Saukuru said it was too early to think about premierships just yet, with a challenging run home before the finals commence.

“It’s good to be back at home this week, and we know they’re going to be a tough opponent,” he said.

Heith Pritchard sends the Magpies SG Ball into another attack (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“We’re really looking to be consistent with our performance from last week, and we want to really get up for it and put our best foot forward.

“Our draw is really tough. We have Newcastle, then the Bulldogs which is always a close one. Norths are no longer the Norths of old, and then travelling to New Zealand. That’s as tough a draw as you can get.

“This week is a big one, knowing the calibre of the Knights and how they travel every year.”

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In what shapes as a must-win clash for both sides, the seventh-placed Magpies take on the Knights in Harold Matthews, who sit one spot below them.

With just four rounds of play to go before the post-season, a loss could very well put an end to the finals aspirations of one team.

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SGB Round 4 Team Lists

ourfooty — Wed, 22 Feb 2023 00:28:14 +0000

SGB Round 4 Team Lists

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SGB Round 4 Team Lists

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Parramatta Eels v North Sydney Bears
Sat February 25 2023, 11:30am at Kellyville Park, Kellyville

Parramatta Eels

1. Te Hurinui Twidle 2. Cody Parry 3. Tuvaka Palu 4. Devonte Vaivela 5. Mohamed Alameddine 6. Ethan Sanders 7. Joshua Lynn 8. Sam Tuivaiti 9. Matthew Arthur 10. Saxon Pryke 11. Raf DeStradis 12. William Lewis 13. Charlie Guymer 14. Patrick Spence 15. Sebastian Piukala 16. Lebron Tuala 17. Lance Fualema 18. Samuel Squire

North Sydney Bears

1. Joseph Jaber 2. Brad Avery 3. Max Martin 4. Cooper Magann 5. Jack Kidd 6. Cameron Robertson 7. Sebastian Plaister 8. Nash Hillier 9. Malakye Enasio 10. Matthew Newlyn 11. Brock Sing 12. Tevita Va’enuku 13. Nabil Ali 14. Thomas Peters 15. Christian Loleni 16. Luke Pollard 17. Clay Sing 18. Jesse Limon 19. David Kelly 21. Bernard Wilson

Referee : Jake Walsh
Sideline Ref’s : Josh Williamson, William Flint

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs v Balmain Tigers
Sat February 25 2023, 11:30am at Belmore Sports Ground, Belmore

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

1. Kallum Weatherall-Stacey 2. Jordi Mazzone 3. Michael Gabrael 4. William Afualo 5. Jonathan Sua 6. Maraki Aumua 7. Iverson Matai 8. Jack Underhill 9. Joshua Coinakis 10. Damon Marshall 11. Lajuan Vito 12. Alekolasimi Jones 13. Josese Lanyon 14. Massimo Mari 15. Thomas Fisher 16. Bailey Myers 17. Fanafou Seve 19. Mohamad Rajab 20. Naytan Iselin-Jansen 21. Jed Reardon 22. Taye Cochrane 23. Charlie Sorovi 24. Daniel Corcoran 25. Jermaine Pangai

Balmain Tigers

1. Cameron Kanaan 2. William Malloy 3. Brenden Naicori 4. Josh Feledy 5. Jackson Lill 6. Levi Conti 7. Jesse Eljuga 8. William Kennedy 9. Zaid Lehn 10. Elijah Mataale 11. Lachlan Broederlow 12. Tanous Sukkar 13. Jonathan Ibrahim 14. Billy McNickle 15. Adam Mehrez 16. Wade Zreika 17. Lipina Ata 18. Keenan Lawandos 20. Ratu Sovau 21. Lotutalosaga Lavilavi

Referee : Jabri Daizli
Sideline Ref’s : Logan Nielsen, Alexander Pruscino

Newcastle Knights v South Sydney Rabbitohs
Sat February 25 2023, 1:00pm at Kurri Kurri Sports Ground, Kurri Kurri

Newcastle Knights

1. Fletcher Sharpe 2. Kyle Colburn 3. Ethan Ferguson 4. Jarome Falemoe 5. Kyle McCarthy 6. Travis May 7. Taj Blackman 8. Rory Whitby 9. Malachi Smith 10. Caleb Garvie 11. Elijah Leaumoana 12. Jermaine McEwen 13. Myles Martin 14. Cooper Bigeni 15. Jayden Harris 16. Tamakaimoana Whareaorere 17. Brock Thomas 18. Jordan Blundell 19. Bailey Carmichael

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1. Dane Towns 2. Haizyn Mellars 3. Daniel Wright 4. Drew Williams 5. Max Laing 6. Alaa Lababidi 7. Brent Hawkins 8. Setefano Sele 9. TJ Herring 10. Jahream Lole-Ngarima 11. Ryan Casey 12. Thomas Fletcher 13. Liam Le Blanc 14. Bayley Meredith 15. Daniel Matakaiongo 16. Peteru Pritchard 17. Jacob Veiru 18. Thomas Lemmich 19. Lennox Risati

Referee : Tobi Holder
Sideline Ref’s : Tallon Irons, Jesse McQuire

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks v Melbourne Storm
Sat February 25 2023, 1:45pm at PointsBet Stadium, Woolooware

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

1. Jett Forbes 2. Talanoa Penitani 3. Tre Fotu 4. Jacob Taulani 5. Richard Whalebone 6. Dylan Christensen 7. Bryce Sait 8. Lachlan Crossle 9. Taj Brailey 10. Felix Faatili 11. Lawson Cotter 12. Dylan Coutts 13. Samuel McCulloch 14. Luke Raymond 15. Cruiz Devine 16. Lachlan Araullo 17. Riley Lester 18. Osca Catton

Melbourne Storm

1. Karauria Stokes-Mahara 2. Nisifolo Fauonuku 3. Siulagi Pio 4. Matthew Hill 5. Hugo Peel 6. Stanley Huen 7. Ioane Lui 8. Kristian Tornatore 9. Suliasi Prescott 10. K-Ci Newton-Whare 11. Dickie Terepo 12. Philip Telea 13. Josiah-Ekkehard Neli 14. Reece Winston 15. Suli Pole 16. Josiah Moreli-Alama 17. Nelson Solo 18. Ethan Van Gelderen 19. Vincent Fifita 20. Matthew Logopati

Referee : Lukas Durrant
Sideline Ref’s: Salvatore Marigliano, Cody Simmons

Sydney Roosters v Illawarra Steelers
Sat February 25 2023, 2:00pm at Morry Breen Oval, Kanwal

Sydney Roosters

1. Zac Sarfati 2. Kade Maguire 3. Cooper Toy 4. Cade Mellon 5. Benjamin Taylor 6. Cassius Tia 7. Haydan Ritchie 8. Ethan Roberts 9. Benaiah Ioelu 10. Delasalle Vaa 11. Salesi Foketi 12. Michael Abdow 13. Hayden Barton 14. Kye Durie 15. Jayden Smith 16. Zack Visconti 17. Javahn Stevenson-Hala 18. Hayden Barton

Illawarra Steelers

1. Wesley Pring 2. Ethan Cliff 3. Te Umuariki Heremia-Tukere 4. Savelio Tamale 5. Jacob Haeata 6. Lyhkan King-Togia 7. Ashton Ward 8. Jett Liu 9. Kyan Hjaltason 10. Kane Graham 11. James Walsh 12. Dylan Egan 13. Hamish Stewart 14. Seth Pearman 16. Tobias Miller 17. Campbell Rubie 18. Jack Quine 21. Zakariya Maarbani

Referee : Curtis Robinson
Sideline Ref’s : Reece Sammut, Dylan Guptil

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles v Penrith Panthers
Sat February 25 2023, 2:00pm at 4 Pines Park, Brookvale

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

1. Lehi Hopoate 2. Maxwell Taotua 3. Max Hayley 4. Koby Douglas 5. Teapo Stoltman 6. Latu Fainu 7. Tylor Bunting 8. Raymond Lole 9. Jake Fulton 11. Mitchell Taotua 13. Rene Bagon 14. Jake Smith 15. Devante Mihinui 16. Antonio Taufa 17. Hussein Anani 18. Broden Konz 19. Noa Faatui 21. Zedrick Fa’i Tupulua 22. Josh Clark 23. Leonard Plati

Penrith Panthers

1. Timothy Sielaff-Burns 2. David Afu 3. Poutoa Hotere-Papalii 4. Wilson De Courcey 5. Nick Murphy 6. Riley Pollard 7. Luke Hanson 8. Jakeb Vailalo 9. Jenson Tuaoi 10. Luron Patea 12. Hudson Brown 13. Billy Phillips 14. Billy Thompson 15. Judah Galuvao 16. Tana Papu 17. Ethan Hutchings 19. Cooper Ferrari 20. Jirah Liddiard 21. Yehya Ayache

Referee : Brayden Hunt
Sideline Ref’s: Marco Levy, Cody Simmonsn

Canberra Raiders v Western Suburbs Magpies
Sat February 25 2023, 2:00pm at Raiders Belconnen, Holt

Canberra Raiders

1. Chevy Stewart 2. Lekani Mpaso 3. Siamani Leuluai 4. Atini Tuialii 5. Ryan Woolley 6. Keahn Skipps 7. Ethan Alaia 8. Taulauniuotagaloa Mariota 9. Owen Pattie 11. Noah Martin 12. Joseph Roddy 13. Owen Hromow 14. Xavier Cacciotti 15. Jaxon Lavender 16. Eddie Tiaina 18. Tahrell Feaveai 20. Elvis Nauer-Wood

Western Suburbs Magpies

1. Heath Mason 2. Faaletino Tavana 3. William Craig 4. Solomane Saukuru 5. Ofele Lene 6. Lachlan Galvin 7. Luke Keppie 8. Jordan Miller 9. Tallyn Da Silva 10. Christopher Faagutu 11. Metuisela Taungatua 12. Zakauri Clarke 13. Kit Laulilii 15. Lachlan Bush 16. Mou Taumaletila-Maulolo 17. Elijah Pettit Young 18. Teancum Brown 19. Masei Tavui

Referee : Lachlan Greenfield
Sideline Ref’s : Mitchell Robinson, Joel Pitscheider

Warriors v St George Dragons
Sun February 26 2023, 10:00am at Navigation Homes Stadium, Pukekohe

NZ Warriors

1. Ratu Naborisi 2. Raphael Sio 3. Patrick Moimoi 4. Siale Faeamani 5. Sio Kali 6. Salesi Piliu 7. Sefanaia Cowley-Lupo 8. Tanner Stowers-Smith 9. Etuate Fukofuka 10. Harry Durbin 13. Selumiela Halasima 14. Makaia Tafua 15. Ben Peni 16. Kayliss Fatialofa 17. Presley Seumanu 18. Julian Drinnan 21. Jacob Laban 22. Eddie Ieremia 23. Taimana Whakatau

St George Dragons

1. Pat O’Connor 2. Joven Gyemore 3. Araz Nanva 4. Conor McFadden 5. Jesse Williams 6. Shadi Hammoud 7. Nicholas Quinn 8. Carlos Pauli 9. Jacob Wilson 10. Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga 11. Nicholas Tsougranis 12. Jonty Perestrelo 13. Corey Ackers 14. Zachary Coom 15. Ethan Arena 16. Matthew Alhazim 17. Lachlan Mcdowell 18. Hugh Wallace 19. Fangavalu Hammond 20. Josh Liu

Referee : Joseph Green
Sideline Ref’s: Viggo Rasmussen, Eisley Brown

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Magpies 1st Grand Final since 2002

ourfooty — Fri, 29 Apr 2022 02:55:55 +0000

Magpies 1st Grand Final since 2002

Author : Wests Magpies Junior Pathways & Development

Western Suburbs Magpies 1st Grand Final since 2002

This Saturday, our Western Suburbs Magpies Harold Matthews team will compete in the Grand Final vs Cronulla Sharks.

This will be the Magpies first Grand Final appearance for any grade in 20 years with the last being our SG Ball Premiership of 2002.

The coach of that 2002 side was Peter Gentle (son of former Magpie coach Ken Gentle) who went on to be assistant coach at Wests Tigers
Also on the coaching staff is a magpie favourite, Ciriaco “Cherry” Mescia who was the strength/conditioning coach.

Below is a list of the 2002 SG Ball Squad

Ryan Borg
Matthew Brinkworth
Dean Collis
Ryan Crook
Anthony Dalton
Isaac De Gois
Liam Fulton
Bryce Gibbs
Andrew Hampson
Ryan Hoffman
Albert Hopoate
Peter Lett
Aaron Longmore
John Manu
Clayton Parkyns
Joshua Phillips
Abraham Pritchard
Benjamin Roberts
Aaron Sweeney
Jamie Szczerbanik
Josh Tonga
Nathan Waters

Bryce & Liam of course went onto Wests Tigers first grade which includes the 2005 NRL Premiership.

Ryan Hoffman went onto enjoy a successful career with the Melbourne Storm.

Nathan Waters later coached Wests in RMC.

We wish Robbie Mears and his undefeated Harold Matthews team all the best on Saturday

The match will be part of New South Wales Rugby League Grand Final day at CommBank Stadium
Kick off is 12.45pm and match will be streamed via NSWRL TV ??

GRAND FINAL ACTION PHOTO’S

TGC Roosters v Knights

HMC -Magpies v Sharks

SGB – Roosters v Panthers

Semi Final Action Photo’s

Harold Matthews Cup

Sydney Roosters v Cronulla Sharks

SG Ball Cup

Sydney Roosters v Canterbury Bulldogs

Tarsha Gale Cup

Sydney Roosters Indigenous Academy v Weststigers

Harvery Norman Women’s Premiership – Round 1

News Corp will stream a game of the round from the NSWRL junior representative competitions.

You can go back into our archive to watch every game we have streamed so far this season. Click the links below to see what you missed.

ROUND 1

Tarsha Gale Cup: Raiders v Steelers

Harold Matts: Raiders v Sea Eagles

SG Ball: Raiders v Sea Eagles

ROUND 2

Tarsha Gale Cup: Bulldogs v Eels

Harold Matts: Bulldogs v Eels

SG Ball Cup: Bulldogs v Eels

ROUND 3

Tarsha Gale Cup: Rabbitohs v Knights

Harold Matts: Rabbitohs v Knights

SG Ball Cup: Rabbitohs v Knights

ROUND 4

Tarsha Gale Cup: Tigers v Roosters

Harold Matts: Tigers v Knights

SG Ball Cup: Tigers v Knights

ROUND 5

Tarsha Gale Cup: Rabbitohs v Raiders

Harold Matts: Rabbitohs v Bears

SG Ball Cup: Rabbitohs v Bears

ROUND 6

Tarsha Gale Cup: Dragons v Steelers

Harold Matts: Dragons v Steelers

SG Ball Cup: Dragons v Steelers

ROUND 7

Harold Matts – Cronulla Sharks v Canberra Raiders

SG Ball – Cronulla Sharks v Canberra Raiders

ROUND 8

Tarsha Gale Cup – Panthers v Bulldogs

Harold Matts – Panthers v Bulldogs

SG Ball Cup – Panthers v Bulldogs

ROUND 9

Tarsha Gale Cup – Sydney Roosters v St George Dragons

Harold Matts – Sydney Roosters v St George Dragons

SG Ball Cup – Sydney Roosters v St George Dragons

ELIMINATION FINALS

Tarsha Gale Cup – Wests Tigers v Illawarra Steelers

Harold Matts – Canberra Raiders v Penrith Panthers

SG Ball Cup – Penrith Panthers v Illawarra Steelers

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SG Ball Cup Round 6 team lists

ourfooty — Tue, 15 Mar 2022 07:58:31 +0000

SG Ball Cup Round 6 team lists

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SG Ball Cup Round 6 team lists

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Penrith Panthers BYE

Balmain Tigers v Sydney Roosters
Fri March 18 2022, 8:00 PM @ Leichhardt Oval, Lilyfield

Balmain Tigers

1. Cathane Hill 2. Joseph Delle 3. Sione Vaihu 4. Tafeuni Vea 5. Matthew Curl 6. Emmanuel Di Bartolo 7. Jordan Roumanous 8. Vaka Aho 9. Cayne Nicholas 10. Tony Sukkar 11. Tyrese Fuatimau 12. Semisi Foliaki 13. Finnley Neilsen 14. Jack Carroll 15. Jonathan Ibrahim 16. John Tuipulotu 18. Manaia Ngataki-Matthews 20. Leo Nasio 23. Una Uasib

Sydney Roosters

1. Benjamin Dufficy 2. Aaron Dimovitch 3. Kyron Fekitoa 4. Robert Toia 5. Xavier Chatfield-Mooka 6. Ethan Strange 7. Cassius Tia 8. Xavier Va’a 9. Tyler Moriarty 10. Venasiotangifetaua Patuki Case 11. Max McCathie 12. Michael Abdow 13. Joshua Wong 14. Kenny Saad 15. Salesi Foketi 16. Benaiah Ioelu 17. Lafi Tuinauvai