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SILVERWARE ON THE LINE AS WHITES MEET OWLS Queanbeyan and University-Norths first grades will play for the Pat Matthews Cup on Saturday at Campese Oval with the visitors aiming to regain the trophy that was clamed by the Whites in 2018. Last year’s victory was the fifth time that the Whites had won the Cup, the Owls having taken home the silverware on four occasions to date.

The Pat Matthews Cup recognises the contribution of Matthews to the Queanbeyan club and to rugby in general. He played 154 first grade games with the Whites and more than 600 games in total. He was associated with University-Norths packing his bags to play with them in Golden Oldies tournaments. He suffered a heart attack, and passed away, after a match in 2009. This week’s Hahn SuperDry Match of the Round will see Wests hosting the Vikings at Jamison Oval as the Vikings aim to kick-start their season having suffered a surprise home loss to a fourteen-man Gungahlin Eagles after the siren at Viking Park in Round 1. Nick Scrivener’s team looked likely to be the victors after tries from Ryan Lonergan, Michael

Oakman-Hunt, Ernest Suavai and Darcy Swain, allied to the boot of Lonergan, had them ahead as time was ticking away. The dismissal of Matt Hawke in the second half appeared to have swung the momentum inexorably towards the hosts, but Alex Small’s match-winner saw Vikings defeated. The Eagles, who had Joel Atkins, Jahrome Brown and Mack Hansen cross for tries, will be out to make it two from two when they welcome Easts to Nicholls Enclosed on the weekend. The home side will be guided around the park once more by Plus500 Brumbies flyhalf Wharenui Hawera, who was in exceptional form in the opening round. It’s the first match of the new season for Easts as the Griffith-based club look to get off to a similar stellar start as they managed in 2018 when Tim Cornforth guided the perennial underachievers to an inaugural Bob Hitchcock Shield success. Cornforth will be asking his team to start brightly again this time around as they look to mount a serious challenge for the top four and finals football.

V NICHOLLS ENCLOSED, 3.05PM Raymond Dobson Alexander Small Nicholas Dobson Tristan Stanley Levi Shaw James Fenukitau Tayn Atkins Tamati Ioane Joel Atkins Wharenui Hawera Semisi Rogoyawa Josh Gillard Luke Duffey Jackson Duffey Mack Hansen

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John Bosco Tagaloa Ati Tuivasa Lalofau Andrew Whittle Blake Enever Tuitavake Fusimalohi Albert Watego Langi Lolotonga Peni Nifo Liam Harrison Darcy Eason Tiko Twist Aaron Collins Linitoni Fifita Epeli Ula George Morseu

COACH: Marco Caputo

COACH: Tim Cornforth

PREVIOUSLY Premier 1st grade

21 July 2018: Round 16 Gungahlin 48 Easts 19 (Griffith Oval)

CELEBRITY TIPS: Chris Tindall (Brumbies GM - Professional Rugby & Pathways)

- EAGLES -

MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: Reece Henshaw AR1: Brodie Ingram AR2: Robert Whyte

V SATURDAY 6 APRIL, NICHOLLS ENCLOSED 12.15pm Harrison Innes Lachlan Carey Hugh Van Ede Zachary Perrin Liam Bashford Lachlan Hawke Abraham Peters Matthew Kingma Benjamin Anau Joseph Caputo Corey Toole Jackson Stewart Tom Haddad Iai Taupeamuhu Isaac Crowe

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1.40pm

Tamati Abel Benjamin Jelfs-Smith Isaac Heslop Aidan Cannell Tuu Lolotonga Callum Sewell Braydon Law Oliver Newham Hamish Scott Joel Etherington Sean Smith Todd Mcmanus Daniel Greig-Williams Keegan Loadsman Brandon Donnelly

Christopher Grierson Connor Jones Alexander Anau Connor O'byrne Marc Berthelot Samuel Oleary Liam Colley Simon Anau Mitchell Ward Isaac Walker Johnny Pawa Harris Uin Matthew Driti Claude Edwards Daniel Garner

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Risati Soanai Vainuu Steve Solofa Dominic Monu Connor Brebner Gavin Mcmullan Augustin Limaleba Curtis Malaeatsi Jacob Mitchell Simon Webber Jacob Angelatos Harrison Armstrong Fabiansam Tilikeli Tago Marcus Malaetasi Zac Rosser John Sutcliffe

COACH: Glenn Carey

COACH: Ben McGee

PREVIOUSLY Colts

21 July 2018: Round 16 Gungahlin 25 Easts 19

(Griffith Oval)

MATCH OFFICIAL:

Referee: Robert Whyte

2nd Grade

21 July 2018: Round 16 Gungahlin 29 Easts 21

Referee: Brodie Ingram

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A. Small

S. Tai

A. Wagner

T. Stanley

R. Jones

T. Ioane

P. Rolando

B. Johnston

W. Hawera

J. Jackson-Hope

L. Ikitau

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FIXTURES Saturday 13 April Premier Division All Grades

Easts v Royals (Griffith Oval) Owls v Wests (ANU North Oval)

1st Division

Owls v Wests (ANU North Oval) Easts v Cooma (Griffith Oval) Royals v Goulburn (Phillip Oval) Vikings v RMC (Viking Park) Hall v Whites (Hall Sportsground) ADFA v Eagles (Dowsett Oval)

2nd Division

Braidwood v Jindabyne (Braidwood Recreation Ground) Taralga v Crookwell (Taralga Field) Bateman's Bay v Broulee (Hanging Rock Oval) Yass v Bungendore (Yass Rams Rugby Union Club)

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REPRESENTING THE WALLABIES – 1960-1980: PART 2

A new series looking back at the biographies of the ACT’s First Wallabies, from 1960-1980, taken verbatim from the book, Australia Rugby Union: The Game and the Players by Jack Pollard (1984)

DAVID NOEL GRIMMOND

(Queanbeyan, ACT, NSW Country, NSW) 1 Test An efficient country winger who progressed from the ACT, NSW Country, and NSW teams, to a place in John Thornett’s Australian team for the 1964 New Zealand tour. He had a successful tour, despite limited opportunities, and at the age of 20 played in the Christchurch Test when New Zealand won 18-3. The following season Grimmond played in all major representative matches and was counted very unlucky to be left out of the Wallaby team to tour Britain and France in 1966-67. He defected to league not long after the touring party was announced.

RODERICK PAUL BATTERHAM (“BATTERS”) (Gordon, ACT, Parramatta, NSW) 2 Tests

A popular, auburn-haired winger who made a valuable contribution wherever he played rugby. His wholehearted endeavour and unselfishness influenced his team-mates and players as he matured into a splendid captain and coach. He deserved much

greater consideration from selectors in a long career that included three overseas tours with Australian teams, but only two Tests. He was in the losing team in seven club grand finals before he crossed Randwick’s line for a matchwinning try in 1977, and gave Parramatta its first Premiership – a fitting, Hollywood-style climax for this sportsmanlike schoolmaster. Batterham began his career with Gordon, where he played in three losing grand finals teams. At Canberra, he was in two more, and he played in the 1974 and 1975 Parramatta sides which lost grand finals before his great 1977 win. In between, he had a haphazard career in representative football. He made his first Test appearance at Wellington, New Zealand, in 1967, against the All Blacks in the NZ Rugby Union’s 75th Jubilee match. In 1968, he went on the short Wallaby tour of Ireland and Scotland, but did not play in a Test. In 1969, he failed to win a Test place in South Africa on the Australian tour. He finally won his second Test place in 1970 in Sydney against Scotland and celebrated with two tries in Australia’s 23-3 victory. Since his retirement in 1978, with about 250 club games to his credit, he has been a very energetic coach. Tony Melrose, a first-grade star whilst still at school, was one of his many outstanding pupils. In 1983, Test veteran Tony Miller paid him the compliment of asking him to coach the Warringah back-line.

V SATURDAY 6 APRIL, JAMISON OVAL 12.25pm Jack Lloyd Cy Parker Joshua Jasprizza Darnell Mahendrarajah Montell Boyle David Cox Jem George Jackson Bretton Declan Whitton Kyle Shand Koby Snowden Harry O’leary Jimmy Ngutlik Alex Taylor Aiden Shand

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COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

1.50pm

John Madjaga Feleti Kaihea Charlie Mcgann Liam Bacon Tj Sione Ryan Bacon Bailey Peak Samuel Sitauti Jack Wright Tevita Ma’ilei Joel Thomas Kyle Baulman Harper Kemp Samuel Simmonds Tristan Aurisch William Ta’ufo’ou Nutimeki Reupena Elise Geoff Cox Billy Carberry Caleb Stevens Cooper Spencer-Jones Alex Taylor Hunter Davis Craig Robberds Turi Hides Bj Sione Keiran Reilly Michael Irvine Jed Englert Jack Edwards

COACH: Robbie Kydd

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COACH: Craig Bretton

Junior Sotogi Michael Henry Nicholas Cushan Ethan Brazel Antonio Vailoaloa Charles Pratt Daniel Uilelea Richard Joyes Seamus Smith Travis Pula Jeremy Mututu Trai Henderson Tom Leddy Sam Gunning Jayden Macken

COACH: Brendan Allardyce

PREVIOUSLY Colts

2nd Grade

14 July 2018: Round 15 Vikings 69 Wests 0

14 July 2018: Round 15 Vikings 71 Wests 14

(Viking Park)

MATCH OFFICIAL:

Referee: Dennis Beissner

Referee: Mitchel Beissner

MATCH OF T

WESTS V

PREMIER DIVISIO

3.15pm, Ja 1. Tauati Chan Tung 2. Te Puia Luteru 3. Ben Coutts 4. Samuel Sitauti 5. Hayden Scott 6. Ryan Kiely 7. Mitchell Tye 8. Allan Wratten 9. Kadin Te Nana 10. Sebastian Lorraway 11. Chance Peni 12. Thomas Wright 13. Komiti Tuilagi 14. Liae Tuilagi 15. Declan Meredith

COACH: Craig Robberds

MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: James Hagan AR1: Mitchel Beissner AR2: Dennis Beissner

THE ROUND

V VIKINGS

ON - FIRST GRADE

amison Oval 1. Sione Taula 2. Samuel Thomas 3. Angus Wagner 4. Luke Corcoran 5. Cooper Taekata 6. Michael Oakman-Hunt 7. Rhys Griffiths 8. Jayme Field 9. Ryan Lonergan 10. Noah Lolesio 11. Nicholas Murray 12. Noah Lolesio 13. Len Ikitau 14. Ernest Suavai 15. Brendon Taueki

CELEBRITY TIPS:

COACH: Nick Scrivener

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- VIKINGS 15

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BIG WIN FOR ADFA ON OPENING WEEKEND at Viking Park, Andrew Talaina claiming two of the three tries that the home side registered. Chris Russell was another man to cross for a hat-trick of tries in week one, three in succession for Russell helping Royals to a 36-0 away win over Queanbeyan Whites at Campese Field. Three players crossed for doubles to start Matthew Ingall, Jesse Bellchambers and the season as Sean Kearns, Joshua Tatana Judd Kerrison added to Russell’s three in and Conor Hoban breached the Cooma the bonus-point win. defence with their team-mates joining them at regular intervals. The visitors had no Meanwhile, over at Portsea Oval, Henry answer to the ADFA onslaught and the score Qasavakatini was helping himself to three could have bene much higher had Dom scores as well in RMC’s 48-7 bonus-point Chamberlain managed more than the four win over Easts. Mark Rakatani, Viliame Matai (2), Conor Fitzgerald, and Seb Ellis all conversions that were added. went over the whitewash for the College Matthew Spratley went one better over at who looked in sharp form throughout. Simon Poidevin Rugby Park in Goulburn as he bagged a hat-trick in the home teams 5614 defeat of Wests. Spratley’s trio of tries LAST WEEK THIS WEEK were three of ten that Goulburn managed Vikings 22 Eagles 0 Wests v Hall with seven different players also claiming Whites 0 Royals 36 Eagles v Easts five-pointers in the home success. Goulburn RMC 48 Easts 7 Whites v Owls will surely face a sterner test this weekend Goulburn 56 Wests 14 Royals v Cooma ADFA 73 Cooma 0 RMC v ADFA as Vikings make the trip North. ADFA were the big winners in the opening Round of the First Division First Grade competition last Saturday as they swamped Cooma 73-0 at Dowsett Rugby Fields, in the process crossing for thirteen unanswered tries.

Goulburn v Vikings

Vikings themselves had a good start to the season with a 22-0 victory over the Eagles

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BOARS STUN DOGS IN OPENING ROUND South Coast Monaro Preview

The Batemans Bay Boars claimed the result of the weekend in the South Coast Monaro Division 2 competition as they surprisingly defeated perennial title challengers the Crookwell Dogs 33-31. An after the siren score was the difference between the two teams in a match played in erratic weather conditions. Robert Thomas crossed twice for the Boars with William Thomas and Tremayne Chatfield claiming the other tries for the visitors. James Thomas added thirteen points from the boot which negated the Dogs’ efforts, including a brace of tries from Ben Seaman, Liam Jones, Edward Price and Will Croker also crossed for five-pointers, but the Boars did enough to claim the shock opening day success.

Yass Rams are the next test for the Tigers and they’ll arrive at Taralga Sports Field in good heart following a bonus-point 40-5 win over the Broulee Dolphins at Captain Oldrey Park. It was a chastening return to this level for the Dolphins who were on the wrong end of a six tries to one defeat and they’ll hope for better when Jindabyne make the trip to Broulee.

Jindabyne started the season themselves in sharp form as they turned over Bungendore at Mick Sherd Oval as the Bushpigs came away from the game having scored seven tries in a 37-3 win. Jared Cummins started the season with two tries whilst Matthew Norman, Ian Vagg, Brandon Nikora, Liam Pepper and Simon Rudd all followed Cummins over the try-line. The Bushpigs sole response was a There was business as usual for the Champions penalty from Peceli Taufa. Taralga Tigers who romped to a bonuspoint 38-0 win over Braidwood, keeping the Redbacks scoreless in Round 1. Nicholas LAST WEEK THIS WEEK Bennett and Samuel Conlon both went over Broulee 5 Yass 40 Broulee v Bungendore for two tries each with Michael Bennett and Bungendore 3 Jindabyne 37 B'Bay v Jindabyne Lachlan Young securing the maximum points Taralga 38 Braidwood 0 Taralga v Yass Crookwell 31 B'Bay 33 Braidwood v Crookwell haul. Joel Croker landed four from the tee.

ROYALS HOPES FOR WOMEN’S SUCCESS The start of the Women’s season is fast approaching with the teams involved in the Women’s Rugby 10’s pre-season competition last weekend, ironing out the last few chinks before the 15-a-side action gets underway. Last season saw Tuggeranong Viqueens downing Uni-Norths owls 32-8 in the Grand Final with the owls surpassing Royals as the team that challenged the Tuggeranong march to the title. However, 2019 Royals Head Coach Darren Goodwin is sure that his new-look side can bounce back into contention. “We always have a winning mentality and now we have a very young side, so we are kind of in that rebuilding stage,” Goodwin said whilst detailing some notable changes in his squad leading into their first match. “I think Skye Churchill, who missed out on Super W selection this year will go super well. As well as Brooke Gilroy, they’re just 17-yearold girls coming out of high school, but we will look to them for their experience, I think there are some big times ahead for them. “We will have a few girls in the team who have come from the Super Rugby, taking six girls who play at a national level will benefit

us quite a bit. We’ve been in preseason since Australia Day, from there the girls have been training together as a whole club and we've been heavily preparing for the past four weeks.” Last week’s tens competition was the ideal stepping stone to the new full-size season with Goodwin sure that the tens competition, and women’s sport in general, is moving in the right direction. “I really encourage girls to go in the 15’s game over Sevens” Goodwin commented. “I think Sevens is a bit unrealistic and it’s a different form of rugby. Tens is a great way for the girls to get into the game, get them experience, a bit of tackling and just getting them on the paddock. Tens is also a good way to build a team, realistically if you want to play 15’s you need twenty players and if you want to play Tens you need fifteen players”. “Ten years ago, Girls Rugby was probably unknown. Over the last five years a lot more girls are looking to play and have a go. At Royals we are doing pretty well, we have a 16’s and an 18’s and trying to keep a link between the juniors and seniors is so important to keep girls in the sport.”

V CAMPESE FIELD, 3.05PM Vincent De Masson James Douglas Mika Eli Zeph Tuinona Michael Gordon Lewis Bozzato Ryan Jones Justin Sikimeti Mitchell Douch William Goddard Levi Clark Christino Manuolevao TBC TBC Pierre Mounal

COACH: Paul Dillion

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Isileli Fa James Lynch Max Bode Lachlan Osborne Josh Friend Phil Ferreira Dave Bennett Jay Adkins Lachlan Creighton Willoughby Axelsen Josh Reis Josh Gray Dennis Waight Callum Richardson Jordon Thompson

COACH: Sam Rolfe/ Russell Ingram

PREVIOUSLY Premier 1st grade

23 June 2018: Round 12 Whites 24 Uni-Norths 17 (Campese Field)

CELEBRITY TIPS: Chris Tindall (Brumbies GM - Professional Rugby & Pathways)

- WHITES -

MATCH OFFICIALS: Referee: Jame Morris AR1: Matthew Hogan AR2: Damien Mclachlan

V SATURDAY 6 APRIL, CAMPESE FIELD 12.15pm Kyle Priest Caleb Bower Daniel Vrkic Matthew Winchester Gordan Daunitutu Kane Kilmister Thomas Balogh Davea Teoteo Ben Magro Brad Winchester Aaron Robinson Jacob Tozer Will Holland Michael Rademaker Haloti Fonua

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COACH: Daniel Hawke

1.40pm

Toby Callaghan Sam Thatcher Ian Carter Ben Hunter Sam Watkins Sam Linderman Owen Rabak Toby Tiffin Declan Tankred Ignacio Bonsembiante Chris Young Lucas Thompson Leo Michael Jibou Fofanah Will Backwell

COACH: Charles Fairfield-Smith

TBC Jake Gordon Tyron Dargue Daniel Sweeney Lachlan Wall Thomas Newcombe Rowland Mateyawa Zachary Byrnes TBC Ben Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Halloran Elijah Chadwick Steven Prail Jordan Read Benjamin Pattenden Angus Balmaks

COACH: Sean Debenham

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Zac Duchen Rye Steele Lachlan McCormick Brad Pumpa Stee Tikomainiusiladi Hugh Roberts Tom Mulquinny Angus Chapman Paddy Callaghan Fin Doyle Byron Hollingsworths-D Alex Simms Cody Love Tom Anderson Hamish Dawson

COACH: Wayne Geddings

PREVIOUSLY Colts

23 June 2018: Round 12 Whites 18 Uni-Norths 15

(Campese Field)

MATCH OFFICIAL:

Referee: Damien Mclachlan

2nd Grade

23 June 2018: Round 12 Whites 47 Uni-Norths 21

Referee: Mathew Hogan

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OLD BOYS WEEKEND IS ONE TO LOOK FORWARD TO FOR WESTS Wests will be looking to get their 2019 John I Dent Cup campaign underway this weekend with a possible upset win against defending champions Tuggeranong on Saturday afternoon. This weekend marks a special occasion at Wests as they will be hosting their annual Old Boys Weekend. Past and present players along with their friends and family will flock to Jamison Oval which will hopefully get the playing group in the right mindset for such an important day to the club. The Old Boys Weekend is one that Head Coach Craig Robberds loves looking forward to each year as it demonstrates how strong a club Wests are as it brings everyone that has been involved with the club over the years together. “It’s going to make a huge difference having all the Old Boys there. It’s going to get quite vocal especially once all the beers set in. The banter will be great, and we are hoping for it to be one of the biggest

crowds of the year for us,” said Robberds looking ahead to the weekend. Wests are currently entering a phase in its life where it needs to rebuild and start to create a rugby strong program and keep players at the club or transition them from Juniors into Seniors. The majority of the playing squad at the senior level are actually meant to be playing in the Colts program. The club has gone through a major change in the off season with several new players entering the squad who will be etching to get some quality game time. Robberds said that the young boys that have come to the club are going to make a really big difference. “Declan Meredith has come down from Cairns and he’s got a lot of promise that he has shown in pre-season. Along with Via Tuiliga who has come from the Raiders Under 20’s program and Liae Tuiliga who have come from the Victorian Schoolboys side,” Robberds said.

It hasn’t been completely smooth sailing heading into their first match of the season after some hard-fought preseason matches against Queanbeyan, Wollongong and Shute Shield team Gordan up in Bowral. The team did however travel overseas to Tonga in late January for six days where they played against the Tonga A team which was a life changing experience for the players as some had never done anything like it before. They also did some tough training as well as some intense coaching exercises. All to bring the entire squad closer as one, bond, and get set for what’s going to be a tough season for them. After going from Grand Final contenders in 2017, Wests finished as wooden spooners in their 2018 campaign. The goal this year, is to just do better than last year.

“We have now got quite a lot of depth in our Colts program unlike last year. So there are going to be several boys playing in First Grade that are meant to be playing in Colts.” Club legend Ben Coutts said at the season launch that a team can’t win in First Grade without a club around you. Despite still struggling for numbers in their Juniors, they’re hoping to build on the depth they’ve now got at the senior level and have that transition into some wins. Wests are known for an upset or two throughout the year so why not start it off against a Vikings side that is reeling after being boiled over five minutes after the siren against Gungahlin. Words: Rob Davison

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2019 COMPETITION LADDERS

1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION

Team – 1st

Pts

ADFA

Goulburn

Team – 1st

Pts

Gungahlin

Royals

Vikings

-3

RMC

Royals

Wests

Uni-Norths

Vikings

Uni-Norths

Easts

Queanbeyan

-13

Hall

Gungahlin

-22

Team – 2nd

Pts

Queanbeyan

-36

Gungahlin

Easts

-41

Royals

Wests

-42

Vikings

-2

Cooma

-73

Easts

Team – 2nd

Pts

Wests

Vikings

Queanbeyan

-17

ADFA

Uni-Norths

Royals

Team – Colts

Pts

Vikings

Royals

Easts

Wests

Uni-Norths

Queanbeyan

-10

Gungahlin

-12

Wests

Uni-Norths

Hall

ADFA/RMC

Goulburn

-9

Queanbeyan

-21

Gungahlin

-24

Cooma

-24

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Jindabyne

Taralga

Yass

B'Bay

Braidwood

-38

Bungendore

-34

Crookwell

Broulee

-35

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