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EVERYTHING TO PLAY FOR IN FINAL ROUND We’ve arrived at the final stage of the 2019 Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup regular season, and though the top four is set, the playoff seedlings are still to be decided. That’s largely down to Royals edging out Gungahlin last week in the Hahn Superdry Match of the Round, and what a game it was. The story going into round 16 was the fact that 15 Brumbies were in action around the grounds, and at Phillip Oval, the stars did shine brightest. For the Eagles, it was Henry Speight. The Fijian flyer started slow, but once he started to rev, he was unplayable at times. His try just before half time have the Eagles a comfortable lead going into the second period, but in the closing forty, the Blue Baggers big guns started to fire. Andy Muirhead breathtaking brace of tries one Royals the game, but it was a complete team effort in the second half. Ben Johnston stood up after a shaky opening stanza, Rory Scott the rookie sensation sparked, and the rest rallied behind. 25-22 a fair reflection on a game which could have gone either way, if these two teams meet in the finals, we're in for a treat. At Viking Park, the Champions put down another marker heading into the business end against Wests. Four tries from Thomas Watego headlined the 63-14 Vikings victory, with Vunipola Fifita, Noah Lolesio, Luke Gersekowski, Len Ikitau and Jayme Field all chipping in with tries of their own.

Wests had their moments as well. Tom Wright was unplayable at times when given space and he had direct input into their two tries, setting up the first and scoring the second. In the end though, Vikings were just too good, too composed and their dominant win should be a warning to potential finals opponents. In the final match of the Round, Queanbeyan Whites closed out their season against Easts. With only pride to play for, both sides gave it a good bash, but it was Queanbeyan who won out, thanks to a try-double from Fred Kaihea. For Easts, this loss perhaps hurt more than others given it may have been their last chance to notch a victory in 2019, facing a tough challenge against the Eagles this week. Gungahlin need to win with a bonus to make Royals job that bit harder against Vikings. It’s a fascinating final round with the winner of Royals and Tuggeranong claiming a spot in the major semi-final and potentially a week off before the Grand-Final. Rounding out the games is Wests v Owls, and though there’s nothing to play for necessarily, Uni-Norths will be hoping to build some momentum going into an elimination playoff against one of those top three.

FOUNDATIONS BEING RESURRECTED AT BROULEE RUGBY CLUB After a few years in hiatus, the Broulee Dolphins have entered a senior’s team back in to the South Coast Monaro - 2nd Division Competition. Despite having a strong squad of juniors at the club, senior players have been hard to come by. However, come 2019, word had spread that players were wanted for the club and a few dozen locals put their hand up. Some are new to the game, some are have come out of retirement, and some are just fresh out of school. A strong mix of youth, experience, inexperience and age. Senior Club President Ian Filmer said that he knew it was going to be hard to field a team all the time, but to those the boys that turn up, they are just there for a good time. “To be honest it’s been pretty difficult because of the results but the boys are enjoying it. We have a three-year plan where we hope to have more players involved because at the moment in seniors, we only have about 30 registered players,” Filmer said. “We have that plan in mind so this year we

knew it was going to be difficult. But it’s all positive. We just want everyone to have fun and not worry about the score or being at the bottom of the ladder or not winning. It’s not about that.” It seems that the laid-back coastal culture of just having a good time and not worrying about anything too seriously is what keeps the attitude of the players positive at trainings and come game day. “The attitude is positive though,” Filmer revealed. “At trainings the boys are just having fun, they are there for a good time. At this stage it is just a social competition for them, not competitive. Once we have more players then that will change, I’m sure.” But how hard has it been for the club to recruit? Extremely. Being not such a high population area and having the majority of the community full of families where the kids are the first priority it is hard to come by guys that want to play. “It was extremely hard to try and recruit guys from the local area,” he said. “We have those 30 registered players and the majority of them

are older blokes. We have about three or four guys that are 50 years old and even one bloke that is 57. Sometimes we can only field 13 players and then those guys all have to play a full game.” And when sometimes a team can only field 13 players it can be tough. Especially when long distance of travel is involved, other teams in the competition include the likes of Jindabyne, Yass, Braidwood and Bungendore. It’s a completely different set of circumstances when comparing to the competitions that there are in Canberra. Where for some teams, only a 10-minute drive down the road is all that is needed, whereas for the men from Broulee sometimes have to drive 3.5-4 hours for a match. Perhaps the travel is one of the major reasons why locals don’t want to play? They would rather spend time with their loved ones or friends for the day instead of being on the road all day, only to be dominated on the scoreboard.

don’t, they will go back to the drawing board, they won’t give up. “The travel each week is a major factor,” Filmer commented. “Having to travel to Jindabyne twice and then other places like Yass is difficult and then that’s what also could be the reason some guys don’t want to play. But credit to the boys, for the guys that turn up it makes their day, but it is difficult, especially when you cop a hiding each week. “It’s about adding more depth to the squad. We have a strong juniors club but once they turn 18, they either stop playing all together or move away for university or start working. So, when and if they do decide to come back to the area, we want them to have a club that they can be a part of and play some good footy.” Words: Rob Davison

Whatever it may be, the future is positive for rugby in Broulee and the south coast area. The club has a plan and if they can stick to that plan, they are hoping to be up there competing for the title each year. If they

V GRIFFITH OVAL, 3.05PM Andrew Whittle Samuel Samuelu John Bosco Tagaloa Blake Enever Peni Nifo Tobias Sanerive Braydon Law Langi Lolotonga Liam Harrison George Morseu Daniel Greig-Williams Aaron Collins Epeli Ula Tiko Twist Jacob Angelatos

COACH: Tim Cornforth

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Oscar Cunningham Alexander Small Nicholas Dobson James Fenukitau Levi Shaw Jacob Helgesen Tayn Atkins Tamati Ioane Joel Atkins Daniel Garner Luke Duffey ali ngahe Misieli Sinoti Corey Toole Mackenzie Hansen

COACH: Marco Caputo

PREVIOUSLY Premier 1st grade

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Easts 8 – Gungahlin 42 (Griffith Oval)

GUEST TIPPER: John Mitchell (Brumbies - Strength and Conditioning Coach)

- EASTS -

MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: James Hagan AR1: Steve Peak AR2: TBC

V SATURDAY 27 JULY, GRIFFITH OVAL 1.40pm Risati Soanai Kiev Taiese Robert Donaldson Gavin McMullan Tamati Abel Daniel Messanger Lachlan Jackson Lisiate Unga Simon Webber Joel Etherington Benny Ng Brad Dale Zac Rosser Anujaya De Silva John Sutcliffe

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COACH: Peter Ingram

Apenisa Driti Connor Jones Finn Wright Marc Berthelot Connor O'Byrne Liam Colley Abraham Peters Rutikha Ilolahia Mitchell Ward Josh Gillard Claude Edwards Mitchell Connolly Eremasi Kelei Adam Rummery Jamie Kotz

COACH: Glenn Carey

PREVIOUSLY 2nd Grade

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Easts 12 – Gungahlin 69 (Griffith Oval)

MATCH OFFICIAL: Referee: Steve Peak

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MATCH OF T VIKINGS

PREMIER DIVISIO

3.05pm, V 1. Vunipola Fifita 2. Lachlan Lonergan 3. Angus Wagner 4. Jack Wright 5. Darcy Swain 6. Jayme Field 7. Luke Gersekowski 8. Angus Allen 9. Ryan Lonergan 10. Isaac Thompson 11. Andrew Robinson 12. Noah Lolesio 13. Len Ikitau 14. Ernest Suavai 15. Dean Wilson

COACH: Nick Scrivener

MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: Brodie Ingram AR1: Mathew Hogan AR2: Dennis Beissner

THE ROUND V ROYALS

ON - FIRST GRADE

Viking Park 1. Sione Havili Mau 2. Connal McInerney 3. Ryan Kotlewski 4. Samual Von Blanckensee 5. William Morrison 6. Hugh Cowan 7. Jack Farrell 8. Rory Scott 9. Pedro Rolando 10. Craig McMahon 11. Ben Johnston (C) 12. Jamie Bodman (VC) 13. Jason Swain 14. Lincoln Smith 15. Andrew Muirhead

GUEST TIPPER:

COACH: Wayne Southwell

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V SATURDAY 27 JULY, VIKING PARK 12.15pm Jean-benit Madjaga Alexavier Punou TJ Sione Cooper Taekata Zac Bursey Timothy Cushan Cooper Sullivan Harper Kemp Reupena Elise Joshua Story Cooper Spencer-Jones Billy Carberry Hunter Davis Turi Hides Jed Englert

COACH: Robbie Kydd

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1.40pm

Andy Scheele James Pearson James Bundy Oliver Miller Tom Iles Daniel Goodwin Connor Smith Samual Villata Thomas Hallam © Bryce Keane Liam Maguire Tyler Meredith-Brown Riley Van Leeuwen Tomas Rodriguez Zac Russell

COACH: Andrew Smith

Sione Taula Samuel Thomas Thomas Carney Ethan Brazel Luke Corcoran Charles Pratt Rhys Griffiths Richard Joyes Seamus Smith Jack Evenden Jayden Macken Travis Pula Maika Ravouvou Jeremy Mututu Blake Henman

COACH: Brendan Allardyce

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Sione Taufui Joel Penders Hayden Lazarus Hugh Swann Tom Iles Alex Verass Jacob Mann Michael Andrew-Copsy Brady Spackman Bryce Keane Benedict Carlile Nicholas Tankey Harry Quinlan Jacob Sharp Chris Russell

COACH: Wayne Southwell

PREVIOUSLY Colts

2nd Grade

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Royals 27 – Vikings 19

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Royals 13 – Vikings 19

(Phillip Enclosed Oval)

MATCH OFFICIAL:

Referee: Dennis Beissner

Referee: Mathew Hogan

Photo: Braidwood Redbacks

BOARS RACK UP FIFTY-PLUS AGAINST RAMS The South Coast Monaro competition reaches Round 16 of regular season action this weekend with the Taralga Tigers aiming to continue their perfect 100% record when they travel to Crookwell to take on the Dogs in a repeat of the epic from Round 14. It was only a couple of weeks ago that a try nine minutes into stoppage time saw the Tigers squeak home against their perennial rivals and another enthralling match is in store. The Tigers juggernaut that, whilst slowed somewhat by their miracoulous escape against the Dogs a fortnight ago, still appears to be in tremendous shape with the team from Taralga, quite rightly, touted as massive favourites to bring home the crown. Taralga were handed a 20-0 forfeit victory by the Bungendore Mudchooks last weekend, the Mudchooks handing over the points having dropped out of the race for finals football with the top four now finalised, while the Dogs cruised to a bonus-point win over the Yass Rams in Yass. Mark Kennedy, William Croker and Samuel Elliott all dotted down twice for the Dogs in their 43-12 success. The Jindabyne Bushpigs, currently third on the table and could, potentially, go to

second if they were to gain victory away to the Batemans Bay Boars this weekend with the fixture at Hanging Rock Oval a potentially pivotal one in the final make-up of the topfour. The Bushpigs worked exceptionally hard to see off the Braidwood Redbacks in their last outing, winning 20-14 with Brendon Nikora and Matthew Caldwell amongst the tries. Batemans Bay Boars crossed for seven tries in their 47-0 away win over the winless Broulee Dolphins at Captain Oldrey Park in Round 15 with Cory Maddison (2) and Andrew Fleming getting on the scoresheet. James Thomas kicked half-a-dozen conversions from the tee as the Boars recoded a comfortable victory. Action in the latest round of South Coast Monaro competition starts at Braidwood on Friday night with their celebration fixture against the Bungendore Mudchooks kicking off at 7pm. In the other fixture scheduled for Saturday afternoon, the Rams are at home to the Dolphins.

KNOCK-OUT ACTION UNDERWAY IN WOMEN’S COMPETITION The pointy-end of the season is upon us in the Women’s competition as knockout action takes centre stage this weekend as the first of four weeks of finals football gets underway. Easts, who have earned the bye thanks to finishing top of the competition, will await the winner of the match between second and third, Uni-Norths Owls or Tuggeranong Viqueens, looking on with interest as the pair meet in their Qualification Final.

There is still much to play for at the foot of the ladder as well, as Canberra Royals face Wests to see who will move onto the next stage. Royals will be favourites to do so, Wests are yet to secure a point and have been heavily beaten in most of their matches so far in this campaign, but there could be a fairytale moment for the newcomers, who have a shot at progression. And, as we all know in sport, anything can happen.

Both enter the contest in exceptional form having come off wins in their last game, played in Round 10 last weekend. The Viqueens endured the harder of the fixtures, their 17-7 win over Canberra Royals including another try to Ema Masi, a win that cemented their place as the third best team in the division this season.

Meanwhile, in the Women’s Development League 10s, Round 11 saw wins for Gungahlin Eagles and ADFA. The Eagles were emphatic winners over the Uni-Norths Owls, claiming a 73-0 victory, whilst ADFA were 44-12 winners over Bungendore.

To progress to the final stages, the Viqueens will need to overcome an Owls side that crushed Wests 42-7 at Weetangera Oval. Anna Korovata, who enjoyed an excellent Buildcorp Super W season with the Brumbies Women’s team in 2019, claimed a brace of tries with Jane Garraway, Mesepa Salesa, Meilani Salale and Madeleine Googala also helping themselves to a five-pointer.

WOMEN'S DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

Pts

Easts

134

Uni-Norths

119

Vikings

Royals

-1

Wests

-309

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FINALS TIME IN THIRD GRADE COMPETITION It’s finals time in first division 1st grade and after the ups and downs of the regular season, it’s time to sort the contenders from the pretenders.

Final and the loser exiting the competition. The winner of Hall v Queanbeyan will play the Elimination semi-final while the loser will also pack away their boots for 2019.

In what is an altered postseason format for 2019, first placed Gungahlin Eagles take on Goulburn Dirty Reds at Nicholls, Royals play ADFA with fifth place Hall taking on Queanbeyan in the elimination games.

So, with the permutations sorted out, we can now look forward to these three fascinating games. Of course, to look forward, we must first scan back to round 14.

Eagles and Goulburn will have a couple bites of the cherry to make the grand-final, but there’s still plenty up for grabs today. The winner of this game will play in the major semi-final meaning they can’t be knocked out until the preliminary final stage. The loser of Eagles Goulburn will play in the elimination semi-final, meaning they don’t get that third bite at the cherry, so the result today is crucial for the weeks to come. Royals v ADFA could also prove crucial with the winner advancing to the Qualification

Goulburn’s loss to Queanbeyan was somewhat of a shock while the Gungahlin train just keeps trucking with the Eagles claiming a big win on the road to Royals. Hall were just too good for Cooma, winning 62-0 away from home while ADFA certainly made some noise with their 102-5 hiding of Easts. Outside of the finalists, Vikings finished off their campaign with a great win over Wests while Uni-Norths Owls came away with a hard-fought victory at RMC.

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V JAMISON OVAL, 3.15PM Tauati Chan Tung Matt Toward Ben Coutts Liam Rasch Callum Bell Ryan Kiely Mitchell Tye (C) TBC Kadin Te Nana Sebastian Lorraway Jimmy Ngutlik Thomas Wright Komiti Tuilagi Drew Southwell Declan Meredith

COACH: Craig Robberds

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COACH: Sam Rolfe

PREVIOUSLY Premier 1st grade

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Wests 19 – Uni-Norths 26 (Jamison Oval)

GUEST TIPPER: John Mitchell (Brumbies - Strength & Conditioning Coach)

- WESTS -

MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: James Morris AR1: Mitchell Beissner AR2: Ben Reedy

V SATURDAY 27 JULY, JAMISON OVAL 12.25pm Pieter albert Stoop 1 Liki Chan-Tung 2 Jackson Bretton 3 Darnell Mahendrarajah 4 Montell Boyle 5 David Cox 6 Jem George 7 Allan Wratten 8 Kyle Shand 9 Declan Whitton 10 Aiden Shand 11 Liae Tuilagi 12 Harry O’Leary 13 Jeff Pehara 14 Alexander Kavaliku-Skinner 15

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

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Tobias Callaughan Joseph Kula Lachlan Luchetti Liam Bacon Ian Carter Feleti Kaihea James Nicholas Sitauti Ma’ilei Benjamin Harris Joshua Pearce Afeef Alam Kyle Baulman Sam Lindeman Jye Snowden Owen Rabak William Ta’ufo’ou nutimeki Zak Knight Geoff Cox Declan Tancred Daniel Matthews Jack Williams Jack Edwards Lucas Thomson Maligi Finau Jibou Fofanah Anau Takiari Christopher Young Michael Irvine Ignacio Bonsembiante Jacob Fairall

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith

COACH: Craig Bretton

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Reilly Pickering David Bellas Zac Duchen Angus Chapman Bradley Pumpa Craig Mckillop Jay Adkins Andrea Sitiveni Tikomainiusadi Hamish Dawson Alexander Sims Byron Hollingworth-Dessent Joshua Gray Ieti Tili Keli Tago Jonathan Chambers Theophile Cestaro

COACH: Wayne Giddings

PREVIOUSLY Colts

2nd Grade

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Wests 19 – Uni-Norths 26

Round 10: 8th June, 2019 Wests 0 – Uni-Norths 34

(Jamison Oval)

MATCH OFFICIAL:

Referee: Ben Reedy

Referee: Mitchell Beissner

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2019 COMPETITION LADDERS

1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

Pts

Team – 1st

Pts

Royals

232

Gungahlin

410

427

Gungahlin

182

Goulburn

Vikings

278

Royals

232

ADFA

338

Uni-Norths

Queanbeyan

-53

Hall

148

Wests

-191

Queanbeyan

Easts

-450

Vikings

-129

Wests

Team – 2nd

Pts

RMC

-28

Gungahlin

257

Uni-Norths

-251

Vikings

302

Easts

-664

Royals

178

Cooma

-524

Queanbeyan

-42

Team – 2nd

Pts

Uni-Norths

-15

Wests

-227

Royals

225

Easts

-453

Queanbeyan

165

Vikings

209

Team – Colts

Pts

Uni-Norths

Gungahlin

298

Gungahlin

185

Royals

231

Wests

Queanbeyan

123

ADFA

Vikings

215

Uni-Norths

-211

Wests

-341

Easts

-315

WOMENS DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE 10S Team – 1st

Pts

Goulburn

336

Eagles

176

RMC

-42

Hall

-57

Goulburn

-274

Cooma

-461

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Taralga

474

Crookwell

130

Jindabyne

335

200

ADFA

Uni-Norths

-175

Batemans Bay

Bungendore

-405

Bungendore

-68

Braidwood

-74

Yass

-246

Broulee

-751

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V FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE QUALIFIER – 3.05PM NICHOLLS ENCLOSED Sitiveni Tora James Mcgimpsey Ben Stuart Andrew Gibson Mitchell Colbert Toby Afflick Lua Vailoaloa Matthew Vernon Sean Connochie Matt Power Johnny Pawa Michael Nicholas Anthony Mcqueen Luke Shaw Jye Connochie

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V FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE ELIMINATION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1.30PM PHILLIP ENCLOSED Ed Garraway Azzam Hudson Dominic Maher Botenili Ulavalu TBC Sidney Dwyer Joshua Myburgh TBC Joshua Barber Luke Nagel Matthew Ingall Timothy Johnston Eugene Haigh Jacob Sharp Sam Goodwin

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Tyron Dargue James Waters Andrew Fahey Daniel Sweeney Braden Reid Ash Crivici Sam Perkins Zach Byrnes Chris Prail John Steele Dylan Knupkis Jordan Reid Noa Nadruku Elijah Chadwick Matt Saul

V FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE ELIMINATION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3.05PM HALL SPORTSFIELD Jeremy Watson Joel Williams Sam Oliver Jade Thompson Ben Robinson Brent Williams Jake Nott Andrew McCoola Michael Wilkinson James Murphy Connor Odonoghue Shane Lenaghan James Thornhill Joshua Brain Josh Munro

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V FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE QUALIFIER â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 11.40AM PHILLIP ENCLOSED Josh Colussi La Drell Leyes Will Abbott Tom MacGregor Adam MacDougall John Curran Justin Mann Josh Myburgh Josh Barber Sam Goodwin Tom Milenovic Luke Nagel Will Nash Isaac Littlewood Tim Tankey

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Tangi Maine Tim Woods Jason Wirangi Dirk Wilkens Eddie Eteuati Johnathon Murphy Dan Penca Aaron McInnes Nathan Exton Daniel Hawke Luke Cochrane David Kerr Tom Darmody Aaron Robinson Toby Alleyn

V FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE ELIMINATION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1PM NICHOLLS ENCLOSED Braden Kenny Pila Faleafa Alex Tanzer James Gaukroger Greg Newham Stu Crew Peter Jeppesen Harley Tapa James Gregory Jay Bartholomew Isaac Baz Sammy Richards Jessy Kemp Jim Thorne Tom Scott

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

Chris Rigter Toni Tu'ulakitau Jason Pepper Sam Jones Epeli Khan Max Clarke Pat Bacon Tavake Taholo Steve Amosa Desmond Faigafa Jordan Banks Stuart Lolotonga Alex McNamara Amos King Craig Robberds

V FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE ELIMINATION â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1.15PM VIKING PARK Matthew Wafer Ryan Slater Robbie McNeill Joel Morris Siaosi Fakalolo Damien Gubler TBC Grant Lukins Riley Banks Cameron Shaw Matthew French Federico Pitasi Andrew Dickson TBC Toby O'Brien

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

Adrian Fitzgerald Robert Krauss James Nicholas Ben Illic Brendan Lee Gareth Willis Alex Van Dartel Sam Thompson Hamish Walker TBC Liam Shiel-Dick TBC Peter Carroll Ben Harris TBC

TEAMS

V 2ND DIVISION – 3.30PM CROOKWELL Jace Cosgrove Isaac Elliott Matthew Bird Brendyn Lonesborough Christopher Roberts Steven Anable Lachlan Young William Hedley Benjamin Thomas Joel Croker Dale Graham Samuel Conlon Nicholas Bennett Michael Bennett James Marmont

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

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

Lindsay King-Gee Jack Lavis James Roberts John Drynan Nathan Smith Steve Fitzgerald Sean Bow Ashley Kenny (C) Greg McEwen James Thomas William Thomas Andrew Fleming Charlie Valentini Beau Finch Cory Maddison

TEAMS

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