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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade

Three of the top four playoffs places are confirmed. Vikings, Royals and the Owls are in. Easts and Wests are out. It’s down to Queanbeyan, Gungahlin and for that all important fourth playoff spot. Round 16 gave the Eagles hope and left the Whites hoping for some help from Uni-Norths. The job for the Gungahlin Eagles is clear, but not simple. If they get a bonus-point in victory against the Owls this weekend, they’ll claim fourth from Queanbeyan, having already passed them in the for and against stakes. Though able to force the four try requirement on the Eagles, having managed to nab a bonus point of their own right at the death against Royals in Round 16, the Whites won’t have the opportunity to impact proceedings in the final round as they are on the bye. Their four match points already locked in, Queanbeyan will look to Uni for a hand in helping them squeeze into fourth. Owls place in third is cemented, but it is interesting to note that they can of course influence who they’ll play in their elimination final next week. Beat Gungahlin or at least deny them a bonus, and they’ll play Queanbeyan. That would leave the Owls the prospect of playing a side that has beaten them twice in 2018 to advance.

Ironically, it was after a defeat at the hands of the Owls when Gungahlin’s fortunes began to shift. Down to 12 men at one stage in that game, the Eagles fought to the death at ANU North Oval, losing the game, but perhaps galvanizing their charges for a late year surge. Since that dour day for the Eagles, they have won five of six to give themselves a chance going into the final round. The latest in that burst of good form was a demolition of playoff rivals Easts. An attacking masterclass in the first half sealed the win for the visitors as Easts could do little to slow down a strong Eagles outfit, lead by Brumbies flyhalf Wharenui Hawera. Easts showed their class in attack in the second period, but it wasn’t to be. A fine season for the Eastern suburbs, they’ll be back better again in 2019. Royals retained the Bob Hitchcock shield against Queanbeyan becoming the inaugural holders as a result. The Blue baggers held out the visiting Whites who gave their all-in defeat to win 28-24. The other game saw the Owls make a statement by dusting off Wests, 40-12. It’s crunch time now. Vikings, Royals and UniNorths can look ahead to finals, while Easts and Wests play for pride. Whites wait, hoping for an Owls win while the Eagles plot for an unlikely finals berth.

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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, Griffith Oval

V 1. Liam Bliston 2. James Douglas 3. Mees Erasmus 4. Sione Tuitavake Fusimalohi 5. Augustine Limaleba 6. Rowland Mateyawa 7. Langi Lolotonga 8. Peni Nifo 9. Simon Webber 10. Jacob Abel 11. Ratu Jone Pio Macanawai 12. Sekope Meke 13. Otto Wrakonei 14. George Morseu 15. Jacob Angelatos

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

COACH: Tim Cornforth

COACH: Nick Scrivener

THE LAST TIME

Sione Taula Michael Henry Angus Wagner Cooper Taeketa Callum Smith Michael Oakman-Hunt Luke Gersekowski Ben Hyne Ryan Lonergan Isaac Thompson JP Mynhardt Jordan Jackson-Hope Len Ikitau Ernest Suivai Brendan Teauki

CELEBRITY TIPS: Maxine Monus (Brumbies Partnership Coordinator)

- VIKINGS -

A four try haul from winger JP Mynhardt was the highlight of Tuggeranong Vikings huge 7124 victory over Easts when the pair meet at Viking Park back in Round 5 on Saturday 5 May. The home side ran in thirteen tries on the day with eight other players crossing alongside Mynhardt, the only other to grab multiple scores was replacement Maika Ravouvou. Incredibly, only three of the tries were converted, by three different players as Noah Lolesio, Jordan Jackson-Hope and Blake Henman all potted one goal.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

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. Ben Pratt 2. Khalil Waiariki 3. Angus Burns 4. Luke Corcoran 5. Darcy McLeod 6. Tim Cushan 7. Lachlan Lonergan 8. Jayme Field 9. Seamus Smith 10. Jack Evenden 11. Ryley Turner 12. Billy Carberry 13. Nick Marshall 14. Turi Hides 15. Jayden Macken

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. Liam McGrath 2. Sam Thomas 3. Junior Sotogi 4. Sam Allen 5. Damien Gubler 6. Andrew Talaina 7. Joey Vejvoda 8. Richard Joyes 9. Blake Henman 10. Noah Lolesio 11. Max Ravouvou 12. Trai Henderson 13. Izzy Tittor 14. Nic Murray 15. Dean Wilson

COACH: Dan Wetherall

COACH: Brendan Allardyce

COACH: Nicholas Nagel

COACH: Bryce McNicol

THE LAST TIME Tuggeranong Vikings made sure that they enjoyed a successful Round 5 by claiming winning bonus points across all three grades when Easts visited Viking Park in early May. The Second Grade match-up saw Vikings stroll to a 45-14 success whilst they racked up more points in the Colts division, emerging as 57-21 victors in what was a highly-charged and entertaining game of rugby. Both home wins helped Vikings push towards the top of the table in the early stages of the season.

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2. Sione Lolohea (Royals)

3. Ben Gordon (Queanbeyan) 4. Stee Tiko (Uni-Norths) 5. Nathan Selwood (Royals) 6. Ryan Kiely (Wests)

7. Dan Penca (Queanbeyan) 8. Brodie Leber (Wests)

9. Lachlan Creighton (Uni-Norths)

10. Wharenui Hawera (Gungahlin) 11. Sam Irwin (Uni-Norths)

12. Matt Cole (Royals) 3 13. Matt Hawke (Gungahlin)

14. Jamie Kotz (Gungahlin) 2 15. Jordan Thompson (Uni-Norths) 2 = Number of 2018 Nominations

NEXT ROUND FIXTURES Saturday 4 August 2018 Premier Division Major Semi Finals

Viking Park

1st Division Major Semi Finals

Viking Park

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Major & Minor Semi Finals Viking Park

Second Division (South Coast Monaro) - Round 17

Crookwell v Boorowa (Crookwell Memorial Oval) Taralga v Bungendore (Taralga Sports Field) Yass v Gungahlin (Victoria Park) Braidwood v ADFA (Braidwood Recreation Ground) Batemans Bay v Jindabyne (Hanging Rock)

Sunday 5 August 2018 Premier Division Minor Semi Finals Viking Park

1st Divison Minor Semi Finals Viking Park

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PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, Nicholls Enclosed Oval

1.40pm, Nicholls Enclosed Oval

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

1. James Marakis 2. Rye Steele 3. James Nicholas 4. Lachie Holton 5. Gil Rickey 6. Johno Davis 7. Owen Raback 8. Ben Love 9. Hamish Walker 10. Hamish Dawson 11. Jibou Fofanah 12. Lucas Thomson 13. Alvin Johnson 14. Ben Allen 15. Stirling Doyle

COACH: Troy Atkins

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH: Glen Carey

1. Steve Tora 2. Lachie Staib 3. Chris Grierson 4. Peter Jepperson 5. Stuart Crew 6. Andrew Cathie 7. Kebs Fapula 8. JP Fenukitau 9. Lennox Kemp 10. Dan Garner 11. Adam Rummery 12. Luke Duffey 13. Jesse Kemp 14. Jonny Pawa 15. Isaac Walker

1. Reilly Pickering 2. Sam Ogilvy 3. Drew Powell 4. Jack Simpson 5. Fraser Adams 6. Ed Dudley 7. Ned Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;neill 8. Nick Watt 9. Paddy Callaughan 10. Gareth Watts 11. Tom Anderson 12. Pat Williams 13. Alex Simms 14. Andrew Gailbraith 15. Will Carruthers

COACH: Wayne Giddings

THE LAST TIME Two victories for Uni-Norths Owls made it a highly successful day in Second Grade and Colts when Gungahlin Eagles visited ANU North back at the beginning of May for their Round 5 fixtures. The Owls won a tense match in Second Grade by 39-29 to increase their chances of making the top four whilst there was a grinding victory at Colts level, the Owls winning 21-7 in a game between two teams that would be heavily involved in the shake-up for end of season finals places.

MATCH OF T EAG L ES

PREMIER DIVISIO

3.05pm, Nicholls

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Ray Dobson Alex Small Nick Dobson Jake Helgerson Marc Berthalot BJ Edwards Sam Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary Ratikha Ilolahia Mitch Ward Wharenui Hawera Eli Sinoti Mitch Connolly Matt Hawke Jamie Kotz Mack Hansen

COACH: Dan Atkins

Match Officials: Referee: James Morris AR1: James Hagan AR2: Robert Whyte

THE ROUND V OW LS

ON - FIRST GRADE

s Enclosed Oval

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

CELEBRITY TIPS: Maxine Monus (Brumbies Partnership Coordinator)

Isileli Fa James Lynch John-Bosco Tagaloa Stee Tiko Max Bode Dan Parete David Bennett Bhiamie Williamson Lachlan Creighton Tom Gilmore Sam Irwin Trent Storen Panashe Kamhara Callum Richardson Jordan Thompson

COACH: Tony Doherty

- OWLS13

FIRST DIVISION

ADFA COULD BE IN BOX-SEAT FOR TOP SPOT The Australian Defence Force Academy are likely to be in the box-seat as we head into the Final Round of the First Division First Grade competition following their midweek points double-header against Easts/RMC at Dowsett Oval. A win in that match played on Thursday evening would put ADFA to the top of the table and, by the time you are reading this, could well have secured them the first placed ranking. The team from the Academy will end the season at the same venue in Round 15 when they welcome Young. Should ADFA slip-up against Easts/RMC they will be hoping that their opponents can do them a favour when they host Tuggeranong Vikings at Griffith Oval, where the Vikings will be going all-out to secure their own position in the top two, if not first place. Vikings warmed up for the match with a 65-5 hammering of Cooma at Viking Park. Elsewhere, there is very little margin for error for a clutch of teams hoping to take part in Finals football as only four points separate Goulburn in third to Queanbeyan in sixth. Those two clash at Poidevin Oval in a match

that could see the Dirty Reds drop out of the top four entirely if other results conspired against them. A Whites win, coupled with successes for Royals and Hall, could doom Goulburn for 2018. Alternatively, a Goulburn win will eliminate the Whites from the running. Queanbeyan were beaten 28-10 by Royals in Round 14, a result that allows Royals to edge into the top four at the expense of Hall who fell 31-10 to the Dirty Reds. Royals travel to Jamison Enclosed Oval this weekend looking favourites to secure fourth spot whilst Hall travel to Rotary Oval in Cooma hoping for a bonus-point win and for Wests to do them a favour. Pride will be on the line in the only fixture with no finals outcome possible for either side, as Gungahlin Eagles welcome UniNorths Owls to Nicholls Enclosed. The Eagles wings were well and truly clipped by Young in Round 15, the home side winning 54-19 at Cranfield Oval, while the Owls scored only their second win of the campaign defeating Wests 33-24.

South Coast Monaro â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2nd Division HUGE MATCHES MIGHT SHAKE-UP TOP FOUR The race for finals places is getting ever closer in the South Coast Monaro Second Division with only three rounds of the regular season left to play. With games running out there are five, possibly six teams, vying for the coveted semi-finals positions and this weekend will, as usual, have a huge bearing on the outcome. Most pressed for points are sixth placed Batemans Bay, currently nine points adrift of the top four and with the unenviable task of trying to drag themselves back into contention by travelling to Crookwell and gaining a victory against the ever-consistent Dogs. Crookwell have an outside chance of top spot, should the Tigers falter, but showed no intention of letting their spot slip as they defeated ADFA 36-0 last week. Batemans Bay meanwhile were beaten at home, Taralga Tigers returning from Hanging Rock with a 41-24 win that almost ends the Bayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s season. A surprise win at Crookwell would have not just a huge bearing on the top four but would effectively seal the Tigers top spot. Taralga host Gungahlin Eagles in this round aiming to just do that off their own bat.

There are two matches of huge importance at John Connors Oval in Jindabyne and Mick Sherd Oval in Bungendore with points crucial. In Jindabyne, the Bushpigs welcome Yass as three meets four in what will be a monumental battle. With fifth-placed Bungendore hosting lowly Braidwood and expected to gain the win, a loss for either Yass or Jindabyne will likely see them end the weekend adrift of the top four. Jindabyne were stunned by Bungendore in Round 15, the Mudchooks claiming a 40-15 victory that dragged them back into contention and will leave the teams currently occupying the finals spots glancing more than nervously over their shoulder at the charging men from Bungendore who have six wins from the last seven scheduled fixtures. The other match in Round 15 will see ADFA, currently bottom of the ladder and without a win in 2018, heading to Boorowa Showground to meet a Boorowa side that sits on thirty points and is eighth in the ten-team competition. Boorowa were competitive in a 29-22 loss to Yass last weekend and will be heavily favoured for the win.

Women’s Preview

OWLS HAMMER ROYALS AS VIQUEENS MARCH ON The Uni-Norths Owls put in a statement performance as they defeated Royals 52-0 at Phillip Enclosed Oval on Saturday to leapfrog their opposition on the ladder and set down their marker as potential Grand Finalists come the end of the season. The owls scored eight tries as they comprehensively outplayed the Royals on their own patch. Centre Paremo Mash led the owls onslaught crossing for a hat-trick of tries as the Owls ran riot on a pleasant day in Canberra. Jane Garraway, Rosalie Aumale, Jess Howard, Georgia O’Neill and Sophie Williams also claimed tries in the big victory with Bridgette Cunningham landing six conversions. For the defeated Royals, Katie Rose and Louise Burrows put in a decent shift but were unable to stop the flood of points. Tuggeranong Viqueens meanwhile continued their march to top spot as they

remained unbeaten in 2018 after securing a massive 70-5 victory over Gungahlin Eagles at Griffith Oval. The Viqueens claimed twelve tries in the win with Steph Pollard leading the charge with three. Remi Wilton, Tayla Stanford and Michaela Leonard scored two tries each with further scores added by Stef Stewart-Jones, Emily Sogal and Tori Brooks whilst Sogal landed four conversions and Stewart-Jones one. In this week’s final round of matches the Viqueens travel to Griffith Oval once more as they take on Royals with Uni-Norths making the trip to Dowsett Oval to tackle ADFA. The women’s finals series will commence on Saturday 4 August at Viking Park when the first placed team on the ladder take on the second in the Qualification Semi-Final whilst third will meet fourth in the Elimination Semi-Final at the same venue twenty-four hours later.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.15pm, Jamison Enclosed Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Tauati Chan-Tung TP Luteru Tonga Tangitau Liam Rasch Sam Sitauti Ryan Kiely Mitch Tye (c) Brodie Leber Geoff Cox Seb Lorraway Byron Hollingworth-Dessent Drew Southwell Charlie Luteru Brendan Ashmore Anau Takiari

COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts, Junior Luteru

THE LAST TIME

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Mike Fakava Sione Lolohea Joel Penders Sam Carter Nathan Selwood Will Morrison Luke Kimber Robbie Hogg Pedro Rolando James Bodman Ben Johnston Matt Cole Lincoln Smith Seth Going Andy Muirhead

COACH: Wayne Southwell CELEBRITY TIPS: Maxine Monus (Brumbies Partnership Coordinator)

- ROYALS -

A Luke Kimber try-double helped Royals to an important Round 5 victory over Wests at Phillip Enclosed Oval on Saturday 5 May as the Premiers rediscovered some form following their surprise loss to Easts. Kimber was joined on the try-scoring list by right wing Seth Going, who also crossed twice, and prop Sioni Mau as Royals grabbed a bonus point for their troubles. Wests claimed three tries of their own but were always playing catch-up and unable to get close enough to pounce.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.25pm, Jamison Enclosed Oval

1.50pm, Jamison Enclosed Oval

1. Andy Scheele 1. Dave Amosa 1. Lachlan Coyle 2. James Pearson 2. Ali Johnston 2. Harry Black 3. Joshua Andrews 3. Ben Coutts 3. Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly 4. Jack Houston 4. Dan Hogg 4. Cameron Thomas 5. Brayton Revell 5. Hayden Scott 5. James Tuck 6. Nick Zvecic 6. Mat Toward 6. Montell Boyle 7. Oliver Miller 7. Scott Wilson 7. Josh Connell 8. Tom Iles 8. Sam Simmonds 8. Allan Wratten 9. Tom Hallam 9. TBC 9. Dan Leerdam 10. Judd Kerrison 10. Peter Brown 10. Kyle Shand 11. Caleb Stevens 11. Mon Sikoulabout 11. Ben Cassie 12. Harry Quinlan 12. Matt Jones 12. Sala Patelesio 13. Jasper Mazurkiewicz13. Tyler Meredith Brown 13. Jeremy Sefo 14. Luke Finoti 14. Michael Irvine 14. Aiden Shand 15. Luke Nagel 15. Jack Connell 15. Tyson Cooper

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

COACH: A Smith/P Maguire

1. James Bundy 2. Michael Andrew-Copsy 3. Sione Mau 4. Alex Verass 5. Jerome Freestone 6. Ed Powell 7. Jacob Mann 8. Richie Mariota 9. Ben Brown 10. Nick Jervis-Hamilton 11. Liam Simonsson 12. Sam Ross 13. Hayden Egerton 14. Brady Spackman 15. Ben Carlile

COACH: Rob McDougal, COACH: Mick Burrows, Nigel Craig Bretton, Mike Hogan Mulipola & Paul Driver

THE LAST TIME There was a win apiece in Second Grade and Colts when Wests and Royals locked horns back in Round 5 at Phillip Enclosed Oval with Wests winning the Second Grade match and Royals gaining a measure of revenge by taking home the spoils form the Colts encounter. In Second Grade, the match went to the very wire as Wests claimed a thrilling victory by a narrow threepoint margin, eventually triumphing 34-31. It was less of a contest at Colts level however, as Royals blitzed their peers winning 54-12.

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LEADING POINTS SCORERS 1. BRENDON TAUEKI (Vikings)

157 PTS

2. PEDRO ROLANDO (Royals)

156 PTS

3. GEORGE MORSEU (Easts)

94 PTS

4. SAM IRWIN (Owls)

70 PTS

5. WILL GODDARD (Whites)

53 PTS

LEADING TRY SCORERS 1. BRENDON TAUEKI (Vikings)

2. GEORGE MORSEU (Easts) 13 3. JAMIE MARMONT (Whites)

4. JP MYNHARDT (Vikings)

5. RUTIKHA ILOLAHIA (Eagles) 9

(after round 16)

1st DIVISION TEAMS

1st Division 1st Grade 12.15pm Griffith Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

K.Lua K Tatau D Haskins A. Macintosh T. Martin H. Martin B. Easton A. Dyriw A. Castrissian N. Harralambous C Sparke J Afele K. Plumbridge I. Peita J Middleton

COACH: JJ Rodrigo

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Matt Wafer Tom Carney Nic Cushan Lee Boswell George Uieleia Rhys Griffiths Dan Uieleia Pou Ahomee Lua Vailoaloa Jack Howard Steve Niovani Travis Pula Andrew Robinson Sam Gunning Cameron Shaw

COACH: Robbie Vejvoda

1st Division 1st Grade 11.05am Jamison Enclosed Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Nick Rodriguez Chris Curran Nick Sitauti Alex Wilson Adam Blue Tavake Tahola Max Clarke Morgan Williams Tahi Takiari Luke Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Jordan Banks Peter Matautia Stuart Lolotonga Caleb Tofinga Jack Edwards

COACH: John Ryan & Rod Palmer

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Karl Truijens Ed Garraway Luke Fisher Padric Buchi JP Lamilla Davison Adam Butt Michael Dawson Jacob Bindley Rob Singh Matt Ingall Jack Taylor Jason Swain Marc Taylor Tom Milenovic James Knox

COACH: Jim Taylor & Craig McMahon

1st Division 1st Grade 12.15pm Nicholls Enclosed Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Anthony Thompson Leigh Hancock Dom Malouf Andrew Gibson Matt Ward Mitch Colbert Zac Noble Kane Broderick Jack Freebody Shannon Pye Warren Natini Haiden Ward Anthony McQueen Matt McKenna Josh Watson

COACH: Shannon Pye

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Jay Perara Rob Krauss Lachlan Fryer Dan Conners Dan Meddemmen Tom Mulquinney Rob Leane Brendon Lee Phil Webb Josh Carol Fajarda Blake Galley Hugh Roberts Cody Love Ed Lee Richard King

COACH: Rob Krauss

1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Poidevin Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Tangi Maine Jason Wirangi Jordan Cremerius Daniel Sweeney Braeden Smith Tom Newcombe Zach Byrnes Tom G. Darmody Daniel Hawke Michael Doyle Jordan Shepherd Erinea Apineru Angus Balmaks Don Finau Riley Ahern

COACH: Luke Cochrane

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1st Division 2nd Grade 10.30am Portsea Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Isaac Heslop Justice Henderson Semisi Qulawa Siaosi Fokololo James Foster Grant Lukins Sven Baker Pete Conroy Beau Mokotupu Jack Mann Riley Banks Bryce Toatoa Carl Johnson Liam Knife Owen Barker

COACH: Grant Lukins

1st Division 2nd Grade 9.45am Jamison Enclosed Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Jason Pepper Phil Ebbott Chris Rigter Kevin Moran Justin Chickorov Tommy Takiari Ryan Bacon Willi Taufoou Steve Amosa Thomas Sauvao David Dwyer Jacob Matautia Jacob Fairall Bruce Rousell Des Fagifa

COACH: Julian Baratta

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Dom Maher Azzam Hudson Joshua Andrews Nathan Driver Aiden Lloyd Nick Zvekic James Douglas Dan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Bailey Jones Lewis Harry Littlewood Vuki Mafileo Pete Murrell Craig McMahon Isaac Littlewood David Ulavalu

COACH: Craig McMahon & Jim Taylor

1st Division 2nd Grade 10.55am Nicholls Enclosed Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Peter Brown Leigh Hancock Dom Malouf Nathan Gaut James Gaukroger Ben McGee Brendan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil Derek Leefe Liam Elliot Tyrone Anderson Vinnie Palancia Matt Power Tom Hannan Brian Molloy Tom Scott

COACH: Nick Hutchison

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Connagh Mcmahon-Hogan Lachy Lucetti TBC Jack Holton Alex Robertson Callum Booth Anthony Smith Brendan Lee Greg Hall Patrick Cooney TBC TBC Taine Fredericksen Callum Booth TBC

COACH: David Creagh

1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Poidevin Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Don James Daniel Vrkic Damon Mudge Eddie Eteuati Jack Ison Rhyss Bamblett-Clarke Shaun Maloney Tim Macnamara Luke Cochrane Fraser Kemp Ivan Fifita Nathan Merriman Rienhold Kamilo Daniel Bevan Daniel Irvine

COACH: Mike Doyle

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Division TEAMS

Women’s Division 1.40pm Griffith Oval

V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Louise Taliai Kylie Jensen Stef Stewart-Jones Sharon Waihape Michaela Leonard Emily Sogal Emily Holt Tayla Stanford Remi Wilton Ashley Hakirana Karra Rhianna Burke Regan Hart Stephanie Pollard Tori Brookes Kirra Burke

COACH: Peter Hawke & Geoff Adam

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Agnes Faigafa Louise Burrows Bree Harris Mary Bullock Emily Brandt Ashlea Bishop Skye Churchill Katie Rose Kiahan Bellchambers Kasey Dragisic Isabel Vargas Carlotta Guerreschi Charlee Hopkins Ane Auva’a Darcy Read

COACH: Darren Goodwin

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COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

Pts

Tuggeranong

207

Royals

116

Uni-Norths

Queanbeyan

-49

Gungahlin

-39

Easts

-126

Wests

-155

Team – 2nd

Pts

Queanbeyan

224

Tuggeranong

179

Uni-Norths

Royals

123

Gungahlin

-80

Wests

-254

Easts

-275

Pts

Tuggeranong

348

ADFA

264

Goulburn

190

Royals

187

Hall

179

Queanbeyan

Young

-74

Gungahlin

-6

Easts/RMC

-185

Uni-Norths

-264

Cooma

-347

Wests

-374

Team – 2nd

Pts

Tuggeranong

270

RMC

296

Queanbeyan

135

ADFA

Gungahlin

159

Team – Colts

Pts

Tuggeranong

369

Wests

Royals

Queanbeyan

234

Gungahlin

Goulburn

-74

Uni-Norths

-154

Uni-Norths

-53

Royals

-94

Hall

-375

Cooma

-355

Easts

-126

Wests

-429

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Team – 1st

Team

Pts

Tuggeranong

646

Uni-Norths

191

Royals

-34

Gungahlin

-308

ADFA

-495

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Taralga

361

Crookwell

314

Jindabyne

242

Yass

153

Bungendore

259

B’Bay

-15

Gungahlin

-28

Boorowa

-39

Braidwood

-521

ADFA

-726

REFEREES APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY 28 JULY 2018

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