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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade
Round 9, the Indigenous Round of the Griffin Legal John I Dent had it all; tight games, blowouts, tries, drama all encompassed by a tremendous celebration of Indigenous culture. The Hahn Superdry Match of the Round, Owls against Eagles, began with a welcome to country. The players on the pitch were donning Indigenous themed socks, as were all players in first grade across the competition, as the crowd observed the welcome to country. What followed was dogged, tense affair which saw Gungahlin have two players sent off and a fellow three sent to the bin during the game. That ill-discipline stole the headlines, but surrounding the controversy, a great game of rugby broke out. A late flurry from UniNorths in the first half meant they had control of the game for large chunks of the 80, but Gungahlin gave as good as they got too. Given the numerical advantage Owls had in the second stanza, they would have hoped to have been more comfortable in the dying minutes. Such was the heart shown by the remaining Eagles on the park, the teams were separated by just a point when the final whistle went. The final score, 25-24. Vikings kept their dominant form going
against the Queanbeyan Whites last week. Brendon Taueki’s season just keeps getting better for Vikings, the fullback adding another two tries to his growing tally. Vikings certainly didn’t have it all their own way however, Whites pushing the table-toppers all the way to the final knell. With the score poised at 22-15, Whites had possession in Viking territory, the home crowd crying out for their charges to get over the line. The Visitors held firm, won a penalty at the ruck and that was the game, Vikings holding on for the hard-fought victory. It was Easts v Wests in the final game of the round, and it was a rout for Easts in the end. Competitive through the first forty, Wests showed the type of resolve which means they are always a tough out if the results haven’t gone their way yet. For Easts, it was somewhat of a showcase of their progress. In dreary conditions the Easts back three were marvellous, breaking from deep time and again, particularly the speedster George Morseu. A won sided result, Easts will be chuffed with a 42-13 win on the road while Wests will be liking their wounds as they travel to the Champions Royals for a 2017 Grand-Final replay.
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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, Griffith Oval
V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Liam Bilston Samuel Samuelu Andrew Whittle Junior Monu Sione Tuitavake Rowland Mateyawa Langi Lolotonga Peni Nifo Jacob Abel © Carlos Marr Davis Tivalu Simon Aiono Otto Wrakonei George Morseu Jacob Angelatos
COACH: Tim Cornforth
THE LAST TIME
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Ben Alexander Isileli Fa John-Bosco Tagaloa Dave Verryn Sam Offer Dan Parete James Lynch Ben Love Hamish Dawson Tom Gilmore Lucas Thomson Trent Storen Panashe Kamhara Callum Richardson Jordan Thompson
COACH: Tony Doherty CELEBRITY TIPS: Lachie Creighton (Brumbies South Coast Monaro Development Officer)
- UNI-NORTHS -
A historic encounter occurred the last time these two sides met. Easts replenished with new talent and confident in their new ethos got their first win in three years in Round one of 2018. Easts were able to just outlast the Owls, 22-20 to also claim the Bob Hitchcock shield, the first ever holders.
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PREMIER DIVISION
V COLTS
SECOND GRADE
12.15pm, GRIFFITH OVAL
1.40pm, GRIFFITH OVAL
1. Reilly Pickering 1. Daniel Messenger 1. Thomas Watego 1. Josh Crone 2. Sam Ogilivy 2. Lachlan Luchetti 2. Risati Soanai 2. Ben Jelfs-Smith 3. Drew Powell 3. Zac Duchen 3. Andrew Whittle 3. Dominic Monu 4. Stee Tiko 4. Lachlan Holtz 4. Gavin McMullan 4. Sione Fualalo 5. Cal Dawson 5. Scott Geronimi 5. Johannes Du Plessis5. Gil Rickey 6. Charlie Fairfield-Smith 6. Ben Harris 6. Matthew Breen 6. Ted Garrety 7. Tom Mulquinney 7. TBC 7. Tom Pilkinton 7. Kelepi Baba 8. Nick Watt 8. Stuart Sellars 8. Angus Pagett 8. Gareth Willis 9. Paddy Callaughan 9. Zac Morgan 9. Simon Webber 9. Liam Harrison 10. Rob Carver 10. Andrew Bain 10. Todd McManus 10. Stirling Doyle 11. Tom Anderson 11. Neil Haron 11. Luke Heckenberg 11. Jibou Fofanah 12. Pat Williams 12. Lucas Thomson 12. Jacob Boland 12. Simon Aiono 13. Phil Ferreira 13. Ignacio Bonsembiante 13. Matthew Funaki 13. Davis Tivalu 14. Gareth Watts 14. Ben Allen 14. Tonga Fualalo 14. Callum Keogh 15. Ryan Nicholson 15. Dimitri Tremopoulos 15. Brendan Smith-Coles 15. Phil Webb
COACH: Dan Wetherall
COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith
COACH: Nicholas Nagel
COACH: Wayne Giddings
THE LAST TIME Uni got the better of Easts in Round One, comfortable in a 26-7 win. With a strong Owls side running in a couple beautiful tries. In colts, Owls were able to win as well, this one a bit closer, 24-17.
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Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Team of the Week - Round 9 1. Isileli Fa (Uni-Norths) 2 2. James Lynch (Uni-North) 3. Mees Erasmus (Easts) 3 4. Callum Smith (Vikings) 5. Liam Rasch (Wests) 2 6. Jake Helgesen (Gungahlin) 3 7. Langi Lolotonga (Easts) 2 8. Ben Love (Uni-Norths) 9. Jacob Abel (Easts) 3 10. Issac Thompson (Vikings) 2 11. JP Mynhart (Vikings) 2 12. Keith Morgan (Queanbeyan) 2 13. James Dargaville (Gungahlin) 14. Ali Ngahe (Gungahlin) 15. James Verity-Amm (Easts) = Number of 2018 Nominations
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NEXT ROUND FIXTURES Saturday 16 June 2018 Premier Division (all grades) – Round 11
Gungahlin vs Royals (Nicholls Enclosed Oval) Queanbeyan vs Wests (David Campese) Vikings vs Uni-Norths (Viking Park)
First Division: First Grade – Round 9
Gungahlin vs Wests (Nicholls Enclosed Oval) Queanbeyan vs ADFA (David Campese Field) Easts/RMC vs Goulbourn (Portsea Oval) Hall vs Cooma (Hall Oval) Uni-Norths vs Vikings (ANU North Oval) Young vs Royals (Cranfield Oval)
First Division: Second Grade Round 9
RMC vs Goulbourn (Portsea Oval) Hall vs Cooma (Hall Oval) Uni-Norths vs Vikings (ANU North Oval)
South Coast Monaro Second Division – Round 9
Yass vs ADFA (Victoria Park) Gungahlin vs Crookwell (Nicholls Enclosed) Bungendore vs Batemans Bay (Mick Sherd) Jindabyne vs Taralga (John Connors Oval) Braidwood vs Boorowa (Braidwood Recreational Ground)
Women’s Division – Round 9
Gungahlin vs ADFA (Nicholls Enclosed Oval) Uni-Norths vs Royals (ANU North Oval)
Gungahlin vs Wests (Nicholls Enclosed Oval) Queanbeyan vs ADFA (David Campese Field)
Congratulations to Ben Love of Uni-Norths who was named the Vodafone Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the Round 9 clash between Uni-Norths and Gungahlin. With thanks to Vodafone Ben receives a set of Samsung LEVEL On headphones for himself and Uni-Norths Junior Rugby.
man of the match
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PREMIER DIVISION
V COLTS
SECOND GRADE
12.15pm, PHILLIP OVAL 1. Andy Scheele 2. James Pearson 3. Andrew Rice 4. Jack Houston 5. Brayton Revell 6. Oliver Miller 7. Sam Villata 8. Tom Iles 9. Tom Hallam 10. Judd Kerrison 11. Ben Cassie 12. Harry Quinlan 13. Luci Fonoti 14. David Ulavalu 15. Luke Nagle
1.40pm, PHILLIP OVAL 1. Lachlan Coyle 2. Dean Lavaki 3. Michael O’Reilly 4. Cameron Thomas 5. James Tuck 6. Montell Boyle 7. Josh Connell 8. Allan Wratten 9. Dan Leerdam 10. Kyle Shand 11. Mon Sikoulabout 12. Sala Patelesio 13. Jasper Mazurkiewicz 14. Aiden Shand 15. Tyson Cooper
COACH: A Smith/P Maguire COACH: Charlie Eichholzer
1. James Bundy 2. Michael Andrew-Copsy 3. Sione Taufui 4. Eddie Powell 5. Robbie Hogg 6. Sam Ulavalu 7. Jacob Mann 8. Dean Paragalli 9. Ben Brown 10. Nick Jervis-Hamilton 11. Dougy Lancaster 12. Sam Ross 13. Hayden Egerton 14. Ben Carlisle 15. Chris Russell
1. Dave Amosa 2. Liam Bacon 3. Tia Ravudi 4. Kyle Baulman 5. Hayden Scott 6. Sam Simmonds 7. Scott Wilson 8. Sitauti Mailei 9. Caleb Stevens 10. Jack Connell 11. Aaron Malouf 12. Matt Jones 13. Jeremy Sefo 14. Michael Irvine 15. Lincoln Barden
COACH: Mick Burrows, Nigel Mulipola & Paul Driver
COACH: Rob McDougal, Craig Bretton, Mike Hogan
THE LAST TIME Wests shocked Royals the last time these sides met, winning 34-31 away from home. Benjamin Lager scored twice on the day, an intercept try by the rangy winger sealing the win. In Colts, Royals were dominant, winning 54-12 at Phillip Enclosed Oval.
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MATCH OF T
R OYA L S V
PREMIER DIVISIO
3.05pm, P
1. Joel Penders 2. Sione Lolohea 3. Sione Mau 4. Will Morrison 5. Nathan Selwood 6. Alex Verass 7. Luke Kimber 8. Richi Mariota 9. Pedro Relando 10. Craig McMahon 11. Liam Slater 12. Liam Simonnson 13. Lincoln Smith 14. Seth Going 15. Ben Johnson
COACH: Wayne Southwell
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Match Officials: Referee: James Hagan AR1: Mitchell Beissner AR2: Chris Iodice
THE ROUND
V W E STS
ON - FIRST GRADE
Phillip Oval
1. Tonga Tangitau 2. Ali Johnstone 3. Tauati Chan-Tung 4. Liam Rasch 5. Tristan Stanley 6. Ryan Kiely 7. Mitch Tye (c) 8. Brodie Leber 9. Geoff Cox 10. Drew Southwell 11. Byron Hollingworth-Dessent 12. Mils Finau 13. Charlie Luteru 14. Ben Jager 15. Anau Takiari
CELEBRITY TIPS: Lachie Creighton (Brumbies South Coast Monaro Development Officer)
- ROYALS-
COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts, Junior Luteru 13
FIRST DIVISION
The road to fame in rugby starts at grass root level and leads to Premier division, but it doesn’t just happen like that. Grades 5 through 2nd are filled with the lifeblood of the sport, whether the players be young and fresh faced or getting on and trying to stay in touch with their athletic side. In the First Division First Grade comp this week, Queanbeyan were able to get up against RMC/ Easts, 38-22. A great spectacle, with fourth grade players watching on as their contest was rescheduled for Monday evening, the Whites were able to come away with a big bonus-point win. Hall were able to come away from their city visit with a win. Joel Malouf got one over on his former Wests teammates, leading from the front and scoring a try. Dylan Holgate, Andrew McCoola, Shaun Griffiths and Connor O’Donoghue also got over and O’Donoghue was able to convert three of the scores. Wests got one back in second grade, winning 46-31. Young welcomed the Tuggeranong Vikings and were able to get a well-deserved win. The final score was 33-20, fullback Jacob Chandler scoring four tries for the home side who were down 10-7 at the break. Royals dismantled Cooma in their game, the
final score 73-7. David Ulavalu got over for four tries while teammate Jason Swain was able to bag a brace as well in the comprehensive victory for the Royals in third grade. Royals currently sit second on the table behind Hall who are six points clear. A more competitive contest in fourth grade but the result was the same, Royals winning 38-5. In the final matchup of the round, the Gungahlin Eagles travelled to Goulbourn for a two-grade slugfest. In first grade, Goulbourn were dominant over the Eagles winning 38-14. Ben Todkill scored a hat-trick while lock Monteagu Hicks was able to get over for two tries of his own. Mikael Webber added four conversions to the Goulbourn tally, the veteran recently reached an incredible milestone for the club. 2000 points. The versatile back has been playing for Goulburn since 2001, appearing in a couple of games in the reserve grade during the 2001 and 2002 season before cementing his spot in the first-grade line-up. There’s no doubt that Webber is a versatile player, fitting comfortably into a role in the centres, dictating play from five-eight and even packing down in the backrow becoming what the club has called a ‘later in life forward’.
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South Coast Monaro – 2nd Division
The South Coast Monaro Second Division was at it’s usual, exciting best as five fixtures turned out some incredible results. Jindabyne, Boorowa, Yass, Bungendore and Crookwell celebrated some big wins, with the competition really heating up as we approach the mid-point of the season.
John Connors Oval.
The headline fixture saw Crookwell play Taralga in a rematch of last year’s grandfinal. It was the first time the two sides had met since that final where the Dog’s swept Taralga aside, and with both sides appearing to be on a collision course to meet in the finals again, this Round nine bust-up was billed as a mid-season dressrehearsal for the decider in September.
Gungahlin weren’t able to keep up their fine form against Bungendore, going down 33-19 away from home. That win leaves Bungendore just outside the top-four, just one win away from Yass, which they’ll look to get today against Batemans Bay.
The performance was not as dominant for Crookwell, but the result was the same. Unbeaten this season to date, the home side outlasted Taralga 17-10, giving the visitors a much deserved and crucial bonus-point. Crookwell meet the Gungahlin Eagles today while Taralga face Jindabyne at
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Jindabyne had themselves a day in Round nine, beating ADFA 114 – 0. Though the score was merely 35-0 at the break, Jindabyne didn’t let up and racked up a score more likely seen at a 20 overs game in cricket.
Batemans Bay suffered an agonising loss against Boorowa in round nine, the final score 15-17. Boorowa play Braidwood this afternoon, who are also coming off a loss. That game saw Yass dominate away from home, looking very much a top four side through nine rounds. Jordan Fulivai grabbed a double in the Yass win, the final score, 32-17.
Women’s Preview
Tayla Stanford, a Vi-Queen. A Brumby, a Wallaroo and the scorer of 10 tries in one game. The Tuggeranong Women’s side beat ADFA 115-0 last Saturday in yet another devastating display, but Stanford stole the headlines. 10 tries in a match is just unheard of. A total which most would see as a successful tally for a season, Stanfords performance has been circulating the rugby community in Canberra. Playing in a team which featured two Wallaroos in the front row, Peta Cox and Violeta Tupoula as well as Brumbies Women’s stars Michaela Leonard and Ash Kara, Stanford was the star of the show.
By oral accounts filtering through the zeitgeist, Stanford was repeatedly handed the ball from varying distances, but just couldn’t be stopped. The final result will be one ADFA would like to forget, they’ll have a chance to rectify this result against the Eagles today. The Gungahlin Women were in action against the Owls on the weekend, welcomed by Uni-Norths for Ladies Day. Owls were comfortable winner, 29-5 though the game was very competitive. Uni-Norths come up against Royals this weekend in a match which could be important come finals time.
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COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION
PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Tuggeranong
6
1
1
145
6
36
Royals
5
2
0
48
4
32
Easts
4
2
1
-17
5
31
Queanbeyan
5
3
0
-6
5
29
Uni-Norths
2
4
1
-18
3
21
Wests
1
5
1
-59
5
19
Gungahlin
1
7
0
-93
9
17
Team – 2nd
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Queanbeyan
8
0
0
133
6
42
Tuggeranong
6
2
0
112
7
35
Uni-Norths
4
3
0
51
5
29
Royals
2
5
0
-29
7
23
Gungahlin
3
5
0
-8
6
22
Wests
2
5
0
-93
3
19
Easts
1
6
0
-166
1
13
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Hall
7
1
0
136
7
35
Royals
7
1
0
187
6
34
ADFA
6
1
1
182
8
34
Queanbeyan
5
3
0
85
8
28
Goulburn
5
2
1
77
5
27
Tuggeranong
4
2
2
59
7
27
Gungahlin
2
6
0
16
6
14
Young
2
6
0
-112
6
14
Uni-Norths
2
5
1
-128
0
10
Wests
2
6
0
-204
2
10
Easts/RMC
1
5
1
-93
3
9
Cooma
1
7
0
-221
4
8
Team – 2nd
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Gungahlin
6
1
0
146
7
35
Tuggeranong
5
2
0
109
6
30
RMC
5
0
0
115
4
28
Royals
5
3
0
87
7
27
4
3
0
9
7
27
Team – Colts
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Queanbeyan
Tuggeranong
7
0
1
164
5
39
Wests
4
4
0
14
8
24
4
2
0
-9
4
24
Queanbeyan
5
2
1
107
7
33
ADFA
Gungahlin
4
4
0
15
4
24
Uni-Norths
3
5
0
-11
3
15
Goulburn
1
6
0
-61
5
13
Royals
3
4
0
-39
4
24
Uni-Norths
2
5
0
1
8
24
Hall
1
6
0
-169
1
9
Cooma
0
6
0
-230
0
4
Easts
3
4
0
-46
3
23
Wests
1
6
0
-202
2
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WOMEN’S DIVISION
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Team – 1st
Team
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Tuggeranong
7
0
0
453
5
37
Royals
4
2
0
9
3
27
Uni-Norths
3
3
0
64
5
25
ADFA
1
4
0
-251
0
13
Gungahlin
0
6
0
-275
2
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SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team
W
L
Taralga
8
1
Crookwell
8
0
D
Df
BP
Pts
0
281
8
40
0
176
7
39
Jindabyne
6
3
0
199
6
30
Yass
5
4
0
89
7
27
Bungendore
4
5
0
94
7
23
B’Bay
4
5
0
-19
7
23
Gungahlin
4
5
0
47
3
19
Boorowa
3
5
0
-18
7
19
Braidwood
0
8
0
-347
0
0
ADFA
0
6
0
-502
0
0
REFEREES APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY 9 JUNE 2018
Time
Division
Grade
Home
Away
Referee
3:05pm
Premier
1st
Easts
Uni-Norths
Morris, James
1:40pm
Premier
2nd
Easts
Uni-Norths
Burnell, Chad
12:15pm
Premier
Colts
Easts
Uni-Norths
Whyte, Robert
3:05pm
Premier
1st
Royals
Wests
Hagan, James
1:40pm
Premier
2nd
Royals
Wests
Beissner, Mitchell
12:15pm
Premier
Colts
Royals
Wests
Iodice, Chris
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LEADING TRY SCORERS 1. BRENDON TAUEKI (Vikings)
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2. PEDRO ROLANDO (Royals)
91 PTS
3. WILL GODDARD (Whites)
53 PTS
4. GEORGE MORSEU (Easts)
40 PTS
5. JAMIE MARMONT (Whites)
35 PTS
LEADING POINTS SCORERS 1. BRENDON TAUEKI (Vikings)
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