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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade

OWLS UPSET THE CHAMPS

The John I Dent cup enters it’s penultimate round this weekend with the top four still not set for the finals. While the Tuggeranong Vikings and the Canberra Royals sit pretty in the top two, Uni-Norths, Queanbeyan, Easts and Gungahlin are all still battling for a playoff berth.

That quest got just a bit easier for the Owls last weekend as they kept up their growing reputation as ‘giant-killers’, beating the Blue Baggers Royals in a tight one at ANU North Oval. Royals pedigree was clear to see as without several front-line first-graders they put it to the Owls and seemed destined to break Uni hearts in the dying minutes.

However, the Owls held firm, marched up the field and with time expiring, experienced flyhalf Tom Gilmore got in the pocket, took a breath and kicked the drop-goal which secured a famous win over the reigning champions.

That victory gives Owls a five-point cushion over fifth place Easts who were just unable to beat Queanbeyan, a match where the sides couldn’t be separated by the 80 minutes.

The game went back and forth in the opening forty, as the evenly matched sides traded tries.

Just as Easts had opened a gap on the Whites, they had a player sent off. That man advantage gave Queanbeyan a chance to get back into

the game. With just fifteen minutes to play, the Whites went supernova, scoring five tries to tie the game up, the final five-pointer coming after the final whistle. A 46-46 tie two points won for Queanbeyan and two lost for Easts as they will feel they should have won the game. Easts will look to recover against the Eagles this week, who had a bye while the Whites will travel to Royals for a crucial clash.

The final match of the Round saw a strong Vikings squad dust off Wests in Erindale, though the final score perhaps didn’t reflect the endeavour from the Lions. In reality an opening 25-minute try-barrage from the table-toppers killed off the game. Wests responded earnestly but really it was not much of a contest on the scoreboard.

Vikings attacked with precision and venom, the combination of Brendon Taueki and J.P Mynhardt in the back-three opening up Wests leaving gaps in behind for the Vikings young halfback pairing of Noah Lolesio and Ryan Lonergan to poach a few scores.

With just two rounds to play, anything can happen. Eagles need 10 points from their final two games to have a chance, Easts still have a shot, Queanbeyan in the driver seat for fourth but not guaranteed and Uni hoping for no lateseason dramatics. One thing is certain, it’s going to be a cracking weekend in the Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup!

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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, Griffith Oval

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COACH: Dan Atkins CELEBRITY TIPS: Josh Walsh (Rugby Services Administrator)

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Easts arrested a two-match losing run to claim their third win of the season when they came from behind to defeat Gungahlin Eagles 24-18 at Gungahlin Enclosed Oval in Round 7. The Eagles led the match 12-7 at the interval but Easts, who had started the season well and were promising much finer things in 2018, fought back to take over the contest and, as a result, the scoreboard. Luke Duffey collected ten points in defeat for Gungahlin from a try, conversion and penalty.

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PREMIER DIVISION

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SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, Griffith Oval

1.40pm, Griffith Oval

1. Thomas Watego 2. Ben Jelfs-Smith 3. Dominic Monu 4. Tuu Lolotonga 5. Hano Schultz 6. Kelepi Baba 7. Christian Snell 8. Rhys Morcom 9. Jarrod Northam 10. Todd McManus 11. Pat Harris 12. Simon Aiono 13. Davis Tivalu 14. Ryan Nicholson 15. Tiko Twist

1. Apenisa Driti 2. Ben Wilson 3. Tom Ross 4. Oscar Cunningham 5. Liam Bashford 6. Connor Jones 7. Max Swanenberg 8. Tully Keegan 9. Matt Clifton 10. Hendrix Beazley 11. Liam Elliot 12. Davey Williams 13. Ali Ngahe 14. Nathan Kelly 15. Sam Hyland

1. Feleti Kaihea 2. Samuel Samuelu 3. Andrew Whittle 4. Matthew Breen 5. Scott Geronimi 6. Risati Soanai 7. Daniel Messenger 8. Junior Monu 9. Lachlan Glenn 10. Will Callen 11. Rob Amosa 12. Ritchie Tuilulua 13. Hayden Ryan 14. Eli Going 15. Brendan Smith-Coles

1. Steve Tora 2. Rian Murphy 3. Chris Grierson 4. Peter Jeppeson 5. JP Fenukitau 6. Andrew Cathie 7. Lachie Staib 8. Kebs Fapula 9. Lennox Kemp 10. Dan Garner 11. Adam Rummery 12. Simon Anu 13. Jessy Kemp 14. Johnny Pawa 15. Isaac Walker

COACH: Dan Wetherall

COACH: Troy Atkins

COACH: Nicholas Nagel

COACH: Glen Carey

THE LAST TIME Gungahlin Eagles were big winners in both Second Grade and Colts when these teams were paired in Round 7, back in mid-May, at Gungahlin Enclosed Oval. The Eagles romped to a bonus-point win in Second Grade with a massive 51-7 victory seeing them comfortably home.

It was a similar tale in Colts with the Eagles claiming seven tries in a 41-7 win over their outgunned Easts opposition. Liam Elliot and Aliz Ngahez crossed the whitewash twice apiece in the win.

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Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Team of the Week - Round 16 1. Sione Taula (Vikings)

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2. Sione Lolohea (Royals)

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3. Joel Penders (Royals) 2 4. OJ Noa (Queanbeyan)

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5. Max Bode (Uni-Norths) 2 6. Michael Oakman-Hunt (Vikings) 3 7. David Bennett (Uni-Norths) 5 8. Brodie Leber (Wests)

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9. Ryan Lonergan (Vikings) 10. Jacob Abel (Easts)

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11. JP Macanawai (Easts) 12. Jordan Jackson Hope (Vikings) 5 13. Otto Wrakonei (Easts)

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15. Brendon Taueki (Vikings) 4 = Number of 2018 Nominations

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NEXT ROUND FIXTURES Saturday 28 July 2018 Premier Division (all grades) – Round 17

Easts v Tuggeranong (Griffith) Gungahlin v Uni-Norths (Nicholls) Wests v Royals (Jamison)

First Division: First Grade – Round 15

Wests v Royals (Jamison) Easts/RMC v Tuggeranong (Griffith) Gungahlin v Uni-Norths (Nicholls) ADFA v Young (Dowsett Oval) Cooma v Hall (Rotary Oval) Goulburn v Queanbeyan (Poidevin Oval)

Gungahlin v Uni-Norths (Nicholls) Cooma v Hall (Rotary Oval) Goulburn v Queanbeyan (Poidevin Oval)

South Coast Monaro Second Division – Round 16

ADFA v Boorowa (Boorowa Showground) Gungahlin v Taralga (Taralga) Bungendore v Braidwood (Mick Sherd Oval) Crookwell v Batemans Bay (Crookwell) Jindabyne v Yass (John Connors Oval)

Women’s Division – Round 15

ADFA v Uni-Norths (Dowsett Oval) Royals v Tuggeranong (Griffith)

First Division: Second Grade – Round 15 Wests v Royals (Jamison) RMC v Tuggeranong (Griffith)

Congratulations to Jacob Abel of Easts who was named the Vodafone Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the Round 15 clash between Queanbeyan and Easts.

With thanks to Vodafone Jacob receives a set of Samsung LEVEL On headphones for himself and Easts Junior Rugby.

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PREMIER DIVISION

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12.15pm, Phillip Enclosed Oval

1.40pm, Phillip Enclosed Oval 1. Tyron Dargue 2. Jake Gordon 3. Francis Soakai Tai 4. Michael Edwards 5. Josh Townsend 6. Tony Tarlinton 7. Daniel Naef 8. Tom G. Darmody 9. Nathan Exton 10. Joshua White 11. Anthony Bozzato 12. Jake Holland 13. Tony Fifita 14. Ben Pattenden 15. Jeremy Taylor

1. Andy Scheele 2. James Pearson 3. Joshua Andrews 4. Jack Houston 5. Brayton Revell 6. Oliver Miller 7. Sam Villata 8. Tom Iles 9. Judd Kerrison 10. Tyler Meredith-Brown 11. Ben Cassie 12. Harry Quinlan 13. Luke Nagle 14. Vuki Mafilefo 15. Sam Goodwin

1. Vincent de Masson 2. Kyle Priest 3. Fred Kaihea 4. Becks Seeto 5. TBC 6. Noa Nadruku 7. Matt Taylor 8. Wyll Holland 9. Lewis Powley 10. Ben O’Halloran 11. Elijah Chadwick 14. Pat Byrnes 12. Caleb Malisauskas 13. Kyle Hanns 15. Jackson Stuart

1. James Bundy 2. Ed Garraway 3. Sione Mau 4. Jerome Freestone 5. Hugh Swann 6. Ed Powell 7. Jacob Mann 8. Robbie Hogg 9. Ben Brown 10. Liam Simonsson 11. Brady Spackman 12. Doug Lancaster 13. Nick Tankey 14. Eugene Haigh 15. Chris Russell

COACH: A Smith/P Maguire

COACH: Daniel Hawke

COACH: Mick Burrows, Nigel COACH: Sean Debenham Mulipola & Paul Driver

THE LAST TIME There were two outstanding wins for Queanbeyan Whites the last time that they locked horns with Royals in Second Grade and Colts with the home team taking the honours at David Campese Field. A narrow 29-28 win in Second Grade saw the Whites cross for five tries with left wing Ben Pattenden grabbing a brace. Whites flanker Michael Gordon went one better in Colts Grade, skipping over for a hat-trick of tries as Queanbeyan ran in six in a 36-12 home success.

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MATCH OF T

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3.05pm, Phillip

1. Faalalei Sione 2. Michael Andrew-Copsy 3. Joel Penders 4. Mike Fakava 5. Nathan Selwood 6. Will Morrison 7. Luke Kimber 8. Richie Mariota 9. Pedro Rolando 10. Craig McMahon 11. Ben Johnston 12. Matt Cole 13. James Bodman 14. Seth Going 15. Lincoln Smith

COACH: Wayne Southwell

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Match Officials: Referee: James Morris AR1: Brodie Ingram AR2: Sarah Corrigan

THE ROUND

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Neori Nadruku Carl Elliott Ben Gordon OJ Noa Toby Wilson Ryan Jones Dan Penca Cameron Stanley Mitch Douch Zac Tarrant Petau Lefau Keith Morgan Isaiah Latu Jamie Marmont Tom Ruediger

COACH: Paul Dillon

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FIRST DIVISION

Photo: Glenn Dawson The race for places in the semi-finals of the First Division competition has intensified ahead of this weekend’s Round 14 matches with only six competition points separating second from sixth in First Division First Grade, a statistic that promises an exciting end of the season for each of those involved in the battle for the top four.

ADFA, who were inactive last week and this week, still the lead the way with 54 points with Queanbeyan Whites in second on 47 points. The Whites were made to struggle by mid-table opposition in the form of Young last weekend, the home side squeezing home 19-14 and travel to Royals this time out needing to draw on that same fighting spirit if they are to succeed once more.

Royals currently with 46 points were boosted by their 34-21 defeat of Uni-North Owls at ANU North Oval. Pete Murrell and Sam Fotu crossed twice for Royals in their victory. They are shadowed by a Tuggeranong Vikings team that welcome Cooma to Viking Park this weekend fresh off an 83-7 hammering of Wests at the same venue.

Goulburn, have the most intriguing matchup of the day with Hall at Poidevin Oval, who

are one place below them on the ladder and only one point adrift. The result of this contest could well be a defining moment in the season for both clubs which should set us up for a humdinger of a fixture with no room for error at this critical stage. Elsewhere, Wests welcome Uni-Norths Owls to Jamison Enclosed whilst Gungahlin Eagles are the visitors to Cranfield Oval where they will take on Young.

In First Division Second Grade action the race for the top four is equally as tight with no fewer than six teams in with a genuine chance of making the semi-finals. Leaders ADFA have the week off in Round 14 with second placed Tuggeranong Vikings hosting Cooma at Viking Park. Queanbeyan in fourth meanwhile meet Royals in seventh in what is a crucial match for both.

Wests, who sit sixth on forty points, are hosting Uni-Norths Owls with their sights set on a victory that would heap the pressure on those above them. Any slip-up at this stage however could spell the end of any Wests hopes for finals football. Goulburn meet Hall at Poidevin Oval in the other scheduled match.

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South Coast Monaro – 2nd Division

The Taralga Tigers have put themselves is pole-position to finish top of the South Coast Monaro Second Division ladder after they emerged victorious from the eagerly anticipated top-of-the-table showdown with the Crookwell Dogs. The match certainly lived up to its billing as well with the Tigers claiming a 29-21 win, a victory that dragged them to within a point of Crookwell in first place with a game in hand on the league leaders.

With rounds running out between now and the Round 18 finale on Saturday 11 August the race for finals places, and possible home advantage is sure to hot up and the Tigers will be full of confidence after this display.

Fullback James Marmont grabbed a brace of scores whilst prop Matthew Bird and wing Darcy Hedley ensured a Tigers bonus point.

Joel Croker added nine points from the boot.

Crookwell are inactive this weekend, they have already won their Round 15 fixture with ADFA, claiming a 36-0 win on June 8, which means that the Tigers trip to Hanging Rock to tackle Batemans Bay takes on even greater significance. The Bay head into that match having won 30-21 at Boorowa, a result that

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keeps them in with an outside chance of a semi-final spot.

With Jindabyne already having been awarded double-points for their win over ADFA, Yass kept up the pressure on the third-placed side by remaining fourth, racking up a bonus point in the process as they hammered Braidwood 54-5. Flyhalf Jordan Fulivai crossed for a hat-trick as the Rams cashed in to the tune of eight tries. Michael Regan kicked seven conversions for a fourteen-point haul.

Bungendore made sure that they remained in touch with the finals places as they returned from Nichols Enclosed with a bonus point, five-point haul, after defeating Gungahlin Eagles 32-5. With Yass hosting Boorowa at Victoria Park on Saturday afternoon, Bungendore will know that they need a positive result when Jindabyne arrive at Mick Sherd Oval to keep their good run of form going.

In the other fixture scheduled for this weekend ninth-placed Braidwood welcome Gungahlin Eagles to the Braidwood Recreation Ground with the Eagles currently siting seventh and seemingly out of contention for the semifinals.

Women’s Preview

VIQUEENS CONTINUE UNBEATEN RUN Tuggeranong Viqueens continued their unbeaten 2018 season with a comprehensive 55-5 thrashing or Royals at Viking Park in Round 13. The victory gives the Viqueens a four-point lead at the top of the table over both Royals and the Owls, with the team from Uni-Norths having played one game more than the Tuggeranong outfit.

Scrumhalf Remi Wilton led the charge, the Brumbies Super W pivot running in four of her team’s nine tries, of which Emily Sogou converted five. Sogou also claimed a try of her own for an afternoon’s work of fifteen points with Regan Hart crossing the line twice, joined by Rhianna Burke and Nora Lai. Ashlea Bishop claimed a try in reply for the Royals.

Gungahlin Eagles, who were awarded a double-points win over ADFA last time out having played the Defence Force earlier in the campaign, make up the four and will face whoever comes top in the semi-finals in a fortnight’s time.

This week’s games are crutial for the chase for the number one spot. The Viqueens take on Gungahlin in a rescheduled clash from earlier rounds and will be hoping that Uni-Norths Owls can defeat Royals to enable them to enter the final round of fixtures in pole position. The game at Phillip Enclosed Oval should decide who ends the season in second place and might well provide momentum, both physically and physiologically, ahead of the semi-finals.

The Viqueens were always in control of proceedings on a cold day at Viking Park as they rocketed their points differential past a scarcely believable +500 racking up a sixth four-try bonus point of the season with a display of fast, attacking rugby, to which their visitors had little response.

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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.15pm, Jamison Enclosed Oval

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COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts, Junior Luteru

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COACH: Tony Doherty CELEBRITY TIPS: Josh Walsh (Rugby Services Administrator)

- OWLS -

Wests claimed a first win of the season with a comprehensive 31-13 victory over Uni-Norths owls at ANU North Oval on Saturday 19 May. The Round 7 victory was the visitors first of the season at the sixth attempt, their only other positive points up to then coming from a draw with Easts in Round 2. Flyhalf Sebastian Lorraway enjoyed a day to remember as he ran in a hat-trick helping Wests towards a valuable bonus point.

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PREMIER DIVISION

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SECOND GRADE

12.25pm, Jamison Enclosed Oval

1.50pm, Jamison Enclosed Oval

1. James Nicholas 1. Dave Amosa 1. Lachlan Coyle 2. Lachlan Luchetti 2. Ali Johnston 2. Harry Black 3. Zac Duchan 3. Ben Coutts 3. Michael O’Reilly 4. Josh Crone 4. Dan Hogg 4. Cameron Thomas 5. Jack Holton 5. Hayden Scott 5. James Tuck 6. Ben Harris 6. Mat Toward 6. Montell Boyle 7. Owen Raback 7. Scott Wilson 7. Josh Connell 8. Gil Rickey 8. Sam Simmonds 8. Allan Wratten 9. Hamish Walker 9. Geoff Cox 9. Dan Leerdam 10. Stirling Doyle 10. Peter Brown 10. Kyle Shand 11. Caleb Stevens 11. Mon Sikoulabout 11. Jibou Fofanah 12. Lucas Thomson 12. Matt Jones 12. Sala Patelesio 13. Jeremy Sefo 13. Jasper Mazurkiewicz13. Alvin Johnson 14. Ben Allen 14. Michael Irvine 14. Aiden Shand 15. Ignacio Bonsembiante 15. Jack Connell 15. Tyson Cooper

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith

1. Reilly Pickering 2. Rob Krauss 3. Drew Powell 4. Jack Simpson 5. Fraser Adams 6. George Blomfield 7. Ned O’Neill 8. Bhiamie Williamson 9. Paddy Callaughan 10. Gareth Watts 11. Tom Anderson 12. Pat Williams 13. Alex Simms 14. Andrew Gailbraith 15. Will Carruthers

COACH: Rob McDougal, COACH: Wayne Giddings Craig Bretton, Mike Hogan

THE LAST TIME Uni-Norths Owls earned a crushing 38-0 win over Wests in the previous meeting between these two teams in Second Grade back in Round 7 at ANU North Oval. The Owls not only kept Wests scoreless, but they claimed a bonus point after a comprehensive display of attacking rugby. At Colts level it was Wests who came out on top in a thriller, edging Owls 44-40. Jasper Mazurkiewicz top scored with a tally of nineteen points via a try, four conversions and two penalties.

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GRIFFIN LEGAL JOHN I DENT CUP PREMIER DIVISION FIRST GRADE

LEADING POINTS SCORERS 1. BRENDON TAUEKI (Vikings)

157 PTS

2. PEDRO ROLANDO (Royals)

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3. GEORGE MORSEU (Easts)

85 PTS

4. WILL GODDARD (Whites)

53 PTS

5. ISSAC WALKER (Eagles)

51 PTS

LEADING TRY SCORERS 1. BRENDON TAUEKI (Vikings)

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2. GEORGE MORSEU (Easts) 12 3. JAMIE MARMONT (Whites)

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4. JP MYNHARDT (Vikings)

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5. RUTIKHA ILOLAHIA (Eagles)

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1st DIVISION TEAMS

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1st Division 1st Grade 12.15pm Phillip Enclosed Oval

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COACH: Jim Taylor & Craig Mcmahon

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1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Viking Park

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1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Cranfield Oval

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1st Division 1st Grade 11.05am Jamison Enclosed Oval

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COACH: Rob Krauss

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1st Division 2nd Grade 10.55am Phillip Enclosed Oval

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COACH: Mike Doyle

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1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Viking Park

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COACH: Nathan Boate

1st Division 2nd Grade 9.45am Jamison Enclosed Oval

V 1. Jason Pepper 2. Phil Ebbott 3. Chris Rigter 4. Kevin Moran 5. Justin Chickorov 6. Tommy Takiari 7. Ryan Bacon 8. Willi Taufoou 9. Steve Amosa 10. Thomas Sauvao 11. David Dwyer 12. Jacob Matautia 13. Jacob Fairall 14. Bruce Rousell 15. Des Fagifa

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COACH: Julian Baratta

COACH: David Creagh

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2nd Division 2.30pm Braidwood Recreation Oval

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COACH: Greg Newham

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COACH: Paul Crowe/Martin Adams

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BEHAVIOURAL EXPECTATIONS A REMINDER THAT RUGBY AUSTRALIA’S CODE OF CONDUCT STATES THAT ALL PARTICIPANTS IN THE GAME WHETHER A PLAYER, SELECTOR, COACH, TRAINER, MANAGER OR OTHER TEAM OFFICIAL ARE BOUND TO: • ACCEPT AND RESPECT THE AUTHORITY OF THE REFEREE, ASSISTANT REFEREE OR TOUCH JUDGE. • DO NOT ABUSE, THREATEN OR INTIMIDATE, USE CRUDE LANGUAGE OR GESTURES TOWARDS A REFEREE, TOUCH JUDGE OR OTHER MATCH OFFICIAL, WHETHER ON OR OFF THE FIELD. • DO NOT SHOW UNNECESSARY OBVIOUS DISSENSION, DISPLEASURE OR DISAPPROVAL TOWARDS A REFEREE, TOUCH JUDGE OR OTHER MATCH OFFICIAL, WHETHER ON OR OFF THE FIELD. • DO NOT MAKE ANY PUBLIC COMMENT THAT IS CRITICAL OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A MATCH OFFICIAL.

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COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

Tuggeranong

9

3

1

207

12

58

Royals

8

4

0

112

7

51

Uni-Norths

6

5

1

18

7

45

Queanbeyan

6

6

1

-45

8

42

Easts

4

6

2

-97

8

40

Gungahlin

4

8

0

-68

10

38

Wests

3

8

1

-127

7

33

Team – 2nd

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

Queanbeyan

13

0

0

231

9

69

Tuggeranong

9

4

0

179

11

55

Uni-Norths

7

5

0

69

8

48

Royals

6

6

0

116

11

47

Gungahlin

4

8

0

-86

7

35

Wests

3

9

0

-240

6

30

Easts

1

11

0

-269

3

19

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

ADFA

10

1

1

264

12

54

Tuggeranong

9

2

2

288

12

52

Queanbeyan

9

4

0

100

11

47

Royals

9

3

1

169

8

46

Goulburn

9

3

1

169

8

46

Hall

10

3

0

200

9

45

Young

4

8

1

-109

10

28

Gungahlin

4

9

0

29

9

25

Easts/RMC

3

8

1

-185

7

21

Cooma

2

11

0

-287

6

14

Wests

2

11

0

-365

4

12

Uni-Norths

2

10

1

-273

0

10

Team – 2nd

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

Tuggeranong

10

2

0

250

11

55

ADFA

10

3

0

29

8

52

RMC

9

3

0

229

10

50

Queanbeyan

7

4

0

78

12

48

Gungahlin

8

4

0

159

11

47

Team – Colts

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

Tuggeranong

11

0

1

300

9

63

Wests

6

6

0

18

12

40

Royals

6

5

1

88

9

39

Queanbeyan

8

4

1

210

10

52

Gungahlin

7

5

0

91

7

47

Goulburn

2

9

0

-130

7

23

Uni-Norths

3

7

1

-67

4

22

Uni-Norths

4

8

0

-60

11

39

Royals

5

7

0

-70

6

38

Hall

2

10

0

-319

1

13

Cooma

1

11

0

-335

1

9

Easts

5

7

0

-118

4

36

Wests

1

10

0

-353

2

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WOMEN’S DIVISION

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Team – 1st

Team

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

Tuggeranong

9

0

0

531

6

50

Royals

7

2

0

67

6

46

Uni-Norths

6

4

0

140

9

46

Gungahlin

3

8

0

-243

5

25

ADFA

0

11

0

-495

0

12

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

W

L

D

Df

BP

Pts

Crookwell

13

2

0

314

13

66

Taralga

13

1

0

344

11

65

Jindabyne

10

4

0

267

10

50

Yass

8

6

0

146

11

44

Bungendore

8

6

0

234

11

43

B’Bay

6

7

0

-7

10

34

Gungahlin

6

8

0

-28

5

29

Boorowa

4

8

0

-23

12

28

Braidwood

0

13

0

-521

1

1

ADFA

0

13

0

-726

0

0

REFEREES APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY 21 JULY 2018

Time

Division

Grade

Home

Away

Referee

15:15

Premier

1st

Wests

Uni-Norths

Hogan, Matthew

13:50

Premier

2nd

Wests

Uni-Norths

Kearns, Nathan

12:25

Premier

Colts

Wests

Uni-Norths

Huggins, Matthew

15:05

Premier

1st

Royals

Queanbeyan

Morris, James

13:40

Premier

2nd

Royals

Queanbeyan

Ingram, Brodie

12:15

Premier

Colts

Royals

Queanbeyan

Corrigan, Sarah

15:05

Premier

1st

Easts

Gungahlin

Hagan, James

13:40

Premier

2nd

Easts

Gungahlin

Beissner, Dennis

12:15

Premier

Colts

Easts

Time

Division

Grade

Home

Away

Gungahlin

Referee

Peak, Steve

11:05

Division 1

1st

Wests

Uni-Norths

Mclachlan, Damien

9:45

Division 1

2nd

Wests

Uni-Norths

Fenton, Richard

12:15

Division 1

1st

Royals

Queanbeyan

Reedy, Ben

10:55

Division 1

2nd

Royals

Queanbeyan

Mass, Nathan

15:00

Division 1

1st

Goulburn

Hall

Billett, Graeme

13:30

Division 1

2nd

Goulburn

Hall

Gilks, David

15:00

Division 1

1st

Tuggeranong

Cooma

Henshaw, Reece

13:30

Division 1

2nd

Tuggeranong

Cooma

TBC

15:00

Division 1

1st

Young

Gungahlin

Corin, Greg

19:00

Division 1

2nd

Uni-Norths

RMC

Iodice, Chris

Time

Division

Grade

Home

Away

Referee

15:00

Second

1st

Bungendore

Jindabyne

Iodice, Chris

14:30

Second

1st

Braidwood

Gungahlin

TBC

14:30

Second

1st

Batemans Bay

Taralga

Phillips, Jack

14:30

Second

1st

Yass

Boorowa

Kelly, Lauren

Time

Division

Grade

Home

Away

Referee

13:40

Womens

1st

Tuggeranong

Gungahlin

Izod, Scott

13:40

Womens

1st

Royals

Uni-Norths

Konig, Nye

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