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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade VIKINGS HAND OUT LESSON TO EAGLES

Tuggeranong Vikings were in irresistible form at Gungahlin Enclosed on Saturday afternoon as they swept aside the Gungahlin Eagles to romp to a 66-24 win in the Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Hahn SuperDry Match of the Round. In a sensational first-half, in which everything the Vikings touched turned to gold, the Nick Scrivener led Tuggeranong were 59-5 up at the break. Fullback Brendan Teauki had a field day, running in four tries and benefitting from the exceptional work of a back-line in which Plus500 Brumbies stars Ryan Lonergan and Jordan Jackson-Hope controlled proceedings from the get-go. Up front, Sione Taula and Joe Vejvoda were the standouts from a dominant Vikings pack. Based on the manner of their victory the Vikings will travel to ANU North Oval to tackle the winless Owls on Saturday brimming with confidence that they can continue their good form after suffering an opening day set-back against the Champions Royals in Round 1. The Eagles meanwhile will look to lick their wounds and regroup ahead of the challenge of Royals at Phillip Enclosed. There were some bright sparks for Gungahlin in the defat to Vikings, not least a spirited second half in which they outscored the victors 19-7 with

Issak Fines and Captain Matt Hawke impressive throughout. A hat-trick of tires from winger George Morseu earned Easts a share of the spoils as they came from 3-22 behind to draw 22-22 with Wests at Jamison Enclosed Oval. Morseu touched down his treble score with five minutes remaining giving Easts a chance to win for successive weeks but, unlike in their drought-breaking win against Uni-Norths Owls in Round 1, the kick was missed and the visitors had to settle for a draw. Easts take the week off in Round 4 whilst Wests go searching for a first win of the 2018 season when they meet Queanbeyan Whites at Jamison Enclosed. Both teams are looking for the victory for differing reasons. Wests need to get their season off and running with a success whilst the Whites are aiming to go three-in-a-row having seen off the Eagles in Round 1. The Queanbeyan side remained unbeaten after two matches by notching a 24-15 victory over the Owls at ANU North Oval. The game was close from the get-go and was only really settled in favour of the visiting side when winger Jamie Marmont crossed for a crucial game-defining try with time running out on the clock. Will Goddard added the conversion and a late penalty to secure the win for the Whites.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.15pm, PHILLIP OVAL, PHILLIP

V 1. Sione Taufui 2. Michael Andrew - Copsy 3. Joel Penders 4. Will Morrison 5. Alex Verass 6. Richy Mariota 7. Luke Kimber 8. Mike Fakava 9. Pedro Rolando 10. Matt Cole 11. Liam Slater 12. Sam Ross 13. Lincoln Smith 14. Seth Going 15. Angus Le Lievre

1. Scott Meakins 2. Alex Small 3. Nic Dobson 4. Stuart Crew 5. JP Fenukitau 6. Ratikha Ilolahia 7. Jake Helgerson 8. Xavier Duffy 9. Issak Fines 10. Dan Garner 11. Eli Sinoti 12. Luke Duffey 13. Matt Hawke 14. Mitch Connolly 15. Jamie Kotz

COACH: Wayne Southwell, Adam Butt & Joe Kolo

COACH:

THE LAST TIME

CELEBRITY TIPS: Dan McKellar (Brumbies Head Coach)

- ROYALS -

Royals ran in ten tries in their last encounter with the Eagles at Phillip Enclosed in Round 15 played on Saturday 15 July last season. Ben Johnston led the way with a hat-trick whilst Jason Swain followed with a brace of tries in what was an emphatic victory that edged Royals closer to top spot on the championship ladder. Harry Tyson, Seth Going, Luke Kimber, Michael Fakava and Brady Speckman added the other tries in a one-side match.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, PHILLIP OVAL, PHILLIP

1.40pm, PHILLIP OVAL, PHILLIP

1. James Bundy 1. Steve Tora 1. Junior Soli 1. Ed Garroway 2. James Pearson 2. Rian Murphy 2. Ben Wilson 2. Michael Dawson 3. Andrew Rice 3. Chris Grierson 3. Oscar Cunningham 3. Anthony Chan 4. Oscar Starmer 4. Aero Lambert 4. Declan Brebner 4. Nathan Selwood 5. Brayton Revell 5. Peter Jepperson 5. Liam Bashford 5. Robbie Hogg 6. Oliver Miller 6. Lachie Staib 6. Apenisa Driti 6. Eddie Powell 7. Sam Villata 7. Mitch Colbert 7. Max Swanenberg 7. Dean Paragalli 8. Tom Iles 8. Ben McGee 8. Tully Keegan 8. Sam Ulavalu 9. Tom Hallam 9. Mitch Ward 9. Matt Clifton 9. Brady Spackman 10. Tyler Meredith-Brown 10. Hendrix Beazley 10. Ben Brown 10. Isaac Walker 11. Ben Carlile 11. Adam Rummery 11. Nathan Kelly 11. Liam Simonsson 12. Harry Quinlan 12. Iai Taupeamuhu 12. Nick Jervis Hamilton 12. Simon Anau 13. Luci Finoti 13. Eremasi Kelei 13. Nedd Brockman 13. Hayden Egerton 14. David Ulavalu 14. Scott Brady 14. Riley Basso 14. Eli Going 15. Jonny Pawa 15. Kylan Edwards 15. Ben Cassie 15. Chris Russell

COACH: Andrew Smith/Paul COACH: Maguire

COACH: Mick Burrows, Nigel Mulipola & Paul Driver

COACH:

THE LAST TIME Royals edged a Second Grade Round 15 thriller at Phillip Enclosed in mid-July last year outscoring the Eagles by four tires to three to win an entertaining match 32-21. Angus Le Lievre claimed seventeen points via a try, three conversions and two penalties as the home side eked out a win. In Colts, played on the same day, the Eagles romped to a 48-7 success, scoring eight tries with two apiece for Connor Jones, Claude Edwards and Anthony McQueen.

Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Team of the Week - Round 2 1. Sione Taula (Vikings) 2. Samuel Samuelu (Easts) 3. Max Bode (Uni-Norths) 4. Liam Rasch (Wests) 5. Nick Jones (Uni-Norths) 6. Ryan Jones (Queanbeyan) 7. Joe Vejvoda (Vikings) 8. Brodie Leber (Wests) 9. Issak Fines (Gungahlin)

10. Isaac Thompson (Vikings) 11. Byron Hollingworth-Dessent (Wests) 12. Jordan Jackson-Hope (Vikings) 13. Isiah Tittor (Vikings) 14. George Morseu (Easts) 15. Brendan Teauki (Vikings) = Number of 2018 Nominations

2018 Round 4 Fixtures

Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong (Campese Oval) RMC v Royals (Griffith Oval) Easts v Royals (Griffith Oval) Uni-Norths v Cooma (ANU North) Gungahlin v Wests (Gungahlin Enclosed) Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong (Campese Oval)

Premier Division:

South Coast Monaro Second Division:

ADFA v Batemans Bay (Dowsett Oval) Braidwood v Taralga (Braidwood) ADFA v Hall (Dowsett Oval) Bungendore v Boorowa (Mick Sherd Oval) Easts/RMC v Royals (Griffith Oval) Crookwell v Yass (Memorial Oval) Goulburn v Wests (Poidevin Oval) Gungahlin v Jindabyne (Nicholls Enclosed) Gungahlin v Young (Gungahlin Enclosed) Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong (Campese Oval) Uni-Norths v Cooma (ANU North) ADFA v Tuggeranong (Dowsett Oval) Gungahlin v Uni-Norths (Nicholls Enclosed)

1st Division:

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Division - Round 3

2nd Division:

ADFA v Hall (Dowsett Oval) Goulburn v Wests (Poidevin Oval)

Congratulations to Isaac Thompson of Tuggeranong who was named the Vodafone Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the Round 2 clash between Gungahlin and Tuggeranong. With thanks to Vodafone Isaac receives a set of Samsung LEVEL On headphones for himself and Vikings Junior Rugby.

man of the match

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.25pm, Jamison Oval, Maquarie 1. Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly 2. Harry Black 3. Lachlan Coyle 4. Ryan Willcott 5. James Tuck 6. Montell Boyle 7. Josh Connell 8. Jackson Bretton 9. Harry Crawford 10. Dan Leerdam 11. Mon Sikoulabout 12. Kyle Shand 13. Tyson Cooper 14. Eddie Simon 15. Jacob Lount

1. Francis Soakia-Maine 2. Matt Taylor 3. Vincent de Masson 4. Sec Beeto 5. Michael Gordon 6. Noa Nadruku 7. Kane Kilmister 8. Wyll Holland 9. Lewis Powley 10. Brad Winchester 11. Kyle Hanns 12. Zac Ward 13. Pat Byrne 14. Elijah Chadwick 15. Jackson Stuart

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer COACH: Daniel Hawke

1.50pm, Jamison Oval, Macquarie 1. Dave Amosa 2. Liam Bacon 3. Tyson Soli 4. Sam Simmonds 5. Tristan Stanley 6. Aaron McInnes 7. Scott Wilson 8. Sitauti Mailei 9. Geoff Cox 10. Reece Fuller 11. Caleb Stevens 12. Mils Finau 13. Jeremy Sefo 14. Ben Jager 15. Anau Takiari

1. Jordan Cremerius 2. Jake Gordon 3. Sam Bartholomeusz 4. Levi Shaw 5. Josh Townsend 6. Tim Woods 7. Cameron Stanley 8. Lewis Bozzato 9. Ben Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Halloran 10. Riley Ahern 11. Anthony Bozzato 12. Lani Tiatia 13. Toni Fifita 14. Angus Balmaks 15. Caleb Malisauskas

COACH: Rob McDougal, COACH: Sean Debenham Craig Bretton & Mike Hogan

THE LAST TIME There was double delight for the Whites on their last visit to Jaison Enclosed Oval in Round 5 last season as they won both the Second Grade and Colts matches. Centre Jake Holland crossed for a brace of tires for Second Grade in their 28-10 win over Wests as the visitors crossed for four tries. Whites Colts meanwhile ran in seven tries, shared amongst seven different players, as they secured a bonus-point 47-24 win on a good day for the club.

MATCH OF T

W EST S V

PREMIER DIVISIO

3.15pm, Jamison

1. Tonga Tangitau 2. Tauati Chang-Tung 3. Ben Coutts 4. Hayden Scott 5. Kyle Baulman 6. Ryan Kiely 7. Mitch Tye (c) 8. Brodie Leber 9. Chris Ashmore 10. Seb Lorraway 11. Byron Hollingworth-Dessent 12. Drew Southwell 13. Charlie Luteru 14. Wes Tameifuna 15. Danny Matthews

COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts & Junior Luteru

Match Officials: Referee: Brodie Ingram AR1: Chad Burnell AR2: Dennis Beissner

THE ROUND

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ON - FIRST GRADE

n Oval, Macquarie

1. Carl Elliott 2. Dan Penca 3. Neori Nadruku 4. Toby Wilson 5. Tom Holland 6. Ryan Jones (c) 7. Justin Sikimeti 8. Soaki Tai 9. Josh White 10. Will Goddard 11. Zac Tarrant 12. Billy Chalker 13. Keith Morgan 14. Jamie Marmont 15. Mitchell Douch

CELEBRITY TIPS: Dan McKellar (Brumbies Head Coach)

- QUEANBEYAN -

COACH: Paul Dillon 13

FIRST DIVISION

POINTS GALORE IN LOWER GRADE ACTION

Image Credit: Royals Facebook page Queanbeyan Whites were the big winners from Round 2 of First Division First Grade competition as they racked up their second win of the season by defeating Uni-Norths Owls 36-12 at ANU North Oval on a windy and cold Saturday afternoon in the Nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Capital. The Whites had begun their season by winning well and will be out for a third win in succession when they travel to Wests in Round 3. Wests bounced back from their opening round loss to ADFA to record a 34-31 win over Easts/RMC in a heart-stopper of a match at Jamison Enclosed Oval. ADFA meanwhile went two-from-two as they white-washed Cooma at Rotary Oval with a thumping 39-0 away victory. The Defence Force outfit travel to Cranfield Oval to take on Young this weekend whilst Easts/RMC host Cooma.

Elsewhere, Hall, who have won both their opening round matches welcome Uni-Norths to Hall Oval having enjoyed a relatively trouble-free 48-12 away day win over Young in Round 2. Hall were in the winnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s circle in Round 1 when they saw off Goulburn and will be favoured by many to have the edge on Owls. In First Division Second Grade RMC continued their good start to the 2018 competition as they won for the second week in a row, adding the scalp of Wests to that of Uni-Norths from Round 1. RMC emerged victorious from the clash with a 36-13 positive result.

Royals are also undefeated after two rounds, they shut-out Goulburn by 29-0 at Poidevin Oval, whilst ADFA are in the same boat with the Defence Force Academy thrashing Cooma 40-12 down at Rotary Oval. Queanbeyan Whites complete the list of teams who have a Royals meet Gungahlin at Phillip Enclosed 100% record heading into Round 3, the Whites Oval in Round 3 with the hosts aiming having beaten Uni-Norths 14-10 in a bit of a to bounce back from their 31-26 loss to dogfight at ANU North Oval. Goulburn at Poidevin Oval. Gungahlin meanwhile held Tuggeranong to a 17-17 Gungahlin Eagles meanwhile heaped more draw in blustery conditions in a match that misery on Tuggeranong, the Vikings losing for was played to a very high standard. The a second week in a row, beaten 39-15 by a Vikings host Goulburn at Viking Park in what fired-up home side. should be a decent hit-out for both clubs.

South Coast Monaro – 2nd Division SCINTILLATING RUGBY IN SOUTH COAST BATTLES The South Coast Monaro – Second Division resumed action this past weekend with five scintillating fixtures being played out across the region. Despite the wet and windy conditions, there was some fabulous football played, with high scoring affairs littering the round of games. Bungendore’s 90-5 hammering of ADFA certainly fit that description, the home side running in some quality tries on their way to scoring nearly a century of points. Bungendore will most likely have a much harder task this week when they take on 2017 premiers Crookwell. ADFA meanwhile look to find some semblance of form when they travel to Taralga. Premiers Crookwell look on pace to go backto-back this year with a comfortable win against Braidwood on the weekend meaning they remain unbeaten in 2018. Crookwell will take on last year’s wooden-spooners Bungendore at Mick Sherd Oval while Braidwood will come up against Jindabyne this week with the fixture to be played at John Connors Oval.

Taralga and Yass played out a tight affair on Saturday, the final-score falling 36-33 in favour of Taralga to end a fantastic match. Yass will feel they can get a result this time out when they take on Batemans Bay at home in Victoria Park. Batemans Bay were handed their first loss of the season last week against the Gungahlin Eagles, going down 39-28 at Nicholls Enclosed Oval. The Eagles, who are the only club to have a side in all five grades, travel to Boorowa in Round three hoping to continue in the same vein. Elsewhere, Boorowa took on Jindabyne in the final game of Round 2, succumbing to a Jindabyne side getting their first win of the season, the visitors hanging on to claim a three-point win with an 18-15 success. Both sides were mid table last season, so it’s an excellent result for Jindabyne getting one over their table rivals.

Women’s Preview HUGE WIN FOR VIQUEENS IN OPENER

Tuggeranong Viqueens, who were beaten Grand Finalists in last season’s Women’s Rugby competition, began their quest to claim this year’s silverware in some style as they demolished an outmatched Gungahlin Eagles 116-0 at Nicholls Enclosed Oval on Saturday afternoon. The Viqueens were unstoppable against an Eagles side who battled gamely but just could not compete with their more experienced opponents. Brumbies Buildcorp Super W forward Tayla Stanford led the way with four tries for Tuggeranong whilst there was a hat-trick for her Super W team-mate, scrumhalf Remi Wilton. Kirra Burke matches Stanford’s feat with four tries as the Viqueens registered an eighteen try haul in total. Further scores came from Paris Robinson and Rhianna Burke,

who both crossed twice, whilst Ema Masi, Steph Pollard and Emily Sogal also crossed the line. Sogal enjoyed a field day with the boot as well, notching eleven conversions to finish with a personal point’s haul of twentyseven in a game in which Brumbies prop Peta Cox was named Player of the Match. Tuggeranong will welcome Uni-Norths Owls to Viking Park this weekend with the Owls likely to provide a sterner test of the Viqueens credentials. The other women’s fixture set to take place in Round 3 will see Royals officially start the defence of their title won at Viking Park last August when they meet Gungahlin Eagles at Phillip Enclosed Oval. The match scheduled between Royals and ADFA at Dowsett Oval on Saturday was called-off and will be replayed.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, North Oval, ANU

V 1. Ben Alexander 2. Isileli Fa 3. Max Bode 4. Stee Tiko 5. Nick Jones 6. Dan Parete 7. Dave Bennett 8. Lolo Fakaosilea 9. Lachie Creighton 10. Tom Gilmore 11. Panashe Kamhara 12. Willoughby Axelsen 13. Phil Ferreira 14. Callum Richardson 15. Jordan Thompson

1. Angus Wagner 2. Michael Henry 3. Brett Naylor 4. Cameron Holt 5. Callum Smith 6. Darcy Swain 7. Joe Vejvoda 8. Angus Allen 9. Ryne Bowden 10. Isaac Thompson 11. Ernest Suivai 12. Iziah Tittor 13. JP MYhNardt 14. Joe Langtry 15. Brendan Teauki

COACH: Tony Doherty

COACH: Nick Scrivener

THE LAST TIME

CELEBRITY TIPS: Dan McKellar (Brumbies Head Coach)

- VIKINGS -

It was the Tuggeranong Vikings who came out on top in the last meeting between these teams at ANU North, a Round 14 fixture played on Saturday 8 July 2017. Vikings were pushed mighty hard by a belligerent Owls outfit who were in the game for large parts of an absorbing encounter. The Vikings though always seemed to have the upper hand and eased away to claim a 34-5, bonus-point, victory.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, North Oval, ANU 1. Zac Duchan 2. Nick Babcock 3. Josh Crone 4. Duncan Hood 5. Ben Love 6. James Lynch 7. Stuart Sellars 8. Tim Creer 9. Declan Tancred 10. Hamish Dawson 11. Jibou Fofanah 12. Sam Walsh 13. Josh Reis 14. Lucas Thomson 15.Iggy Bonsembiante

1.40pm, North Oval, ANU 1. Ben Pratt 2. John Madjaga 3. Angus Burns 4. James Ashleigh 5. Cooper Taekata 6. Tim Cushan 7. Isaac Weston 8. Isiah Tikitau 9. Seamus Smith 10. Jack Evenden 11. JY Clarke 12. Billy Carberry 13. Sam Conti 14. Jerry Langu-Borle 15. Liam Bevan

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH: Brendan Allardyce

1. Drew Powell 2. Sam Ogilivy 3. Koli Tamata 4. Cal Dawson 5. Charlie Fairfield-Smith 6. Ned Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill 7. Tom Mulquinney 8. Dave Verryn 9. Paddy Callaughan 10. Tamera Hikaru 11. Rob Carver 12. Tino Manuolevao 13. Angus Whittle 14. Gareth Watts 15. Sam Irwin

1. Liam McGrath 2. Junior Sotogi 3. Dan Solofa 4. Tim Spry 5. George Uieleia 6. Andrew Talaina 7. Rhys Griffiths 8. Damien Gubler 9. Blake Henman 10. Jack Howard 11. Riley Turner 12. Trai Henderson 13. Sam Gunning 14. Nick Marshall 15. Max Rouvouvo

COACH: Wayne Giddings

COACH: Bryce McNicol

THE LAST TIME An absolute nail-biter at ANU North ended with the Vikings taking home the win in the Second Grade clash in Round 14 with the visiting team seeing off the Owls by a solitary point, winning 37-36 in dramatic circumstances. It was much easier afternoon for the Vikings Colts however who were in imperious form as they swatted aside the home side to claim a try-scoring bonus point as they racked up half a century of points in a 50-15 victory.

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1st Division 1st Grade 12.15 pm Phillip Oval, Phillip

V 1. Jordan Rao 2. Mark Jones 3. Mark Garroway 4. Jerome Freestone 5. Tom Hunt 6. Jacob Mann 7. Marc Taylor 8. Jacob Bindley 9. Rob Singh 10. Craig McMahon 11. Eli Going 12. Matt Ingall 13. Jason Swain 14. Richy Taliauli 15. Justin Vandenburgh

COACH: Jim Taylor & Craig McMahon

1. Anthony Thompson 2. Andrew Cathie 3. TBC 4. Nathan Gaut 5. Andrew Gibson 6. Marc Berthalot 7. Cam McCalister 8. Kane Broderick 9. Jack Freebody 10. Daniel Griffin 11. Josh Watson 12. Mick Nicholas 13. Anthony McQueen 14. Warren Natini 15. Matt Power

1st Division 1st Grade 3 pm Viking Park

V 1. Josh Tudreu 2. Sam Thomas 3. Dan Solofa 4. Ethan Brazel 5. TBA 6. Josh Hitchens 7. Albert Mahanga 8. Richard Joyes 9. Riley Banks 10. Bryce Toatoa 11. Jeremy Mututu 12. Nathan Rundle 13. Dean Wilson 14. Owen Barker 15. Steve Niovani

COACH: Robbie Vejvoda

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

1st Division 1st Grade 11.05am Jamison Oval, Macquarie

V 1. Matt Edwards 2. Chris Curran 3. Brodie Chambers 4. Alex Wilson 5. Adam Blue 6. Morgan Williams 7. Max Clarke 8. Jack Ryan 9. Lionel Hayden 10. Luke Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor 11. Jack Edwards 12. Chris Seumanatafa 13. Alex McNamara 14. Jordan Banks 15. Des Fagifa

1. Tangi Maine 2. Tyrone Dargue 3. Jason Wirangi 4. Daniel Sweeney 5. Braeden Smith 6. Michael Edwards 7. Zach Byrnes 8. Tom Newcombe 9. Jeremy Taylor 10. Fraser Kemp 11. Ivan Fifita 12. Nathan Smith 13. Eriene Apineru 14. Dom Finau 15. Simi Latu

COACH: John Ryan/Rod Palmer

COACH: Luke Cochrane

1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Hall Oval

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

1. TBC 2. Conagh McMahon 3. Jay Perera 4. Jack Holten 5. Lachy Holten 6. Ed Dudley 7. Doug Morgan-Thomas 8. Hugh Roberts 9. Will Carruthers 10. Findlay Doyle 11. Richard King 12. Jonno Chambers 13. Lachlan Fraser 14. Tom Anderson 15. Phil Webb

COACH: Rob Krauss

1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Griffith Oval

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

COOMA 1. Dominic Giagios 2. James Strange 3. Jordan Shaw 4. Liam Clifford 5. Ben Rolfe 6. Kalhem Jones 7. Adam Schubert 8. Edwin Ingram 9. Andrew Devereux 10. Adam Schofield (c) 11. Austin Willis 12. Angus Renwick 13. Jack Downie 14. James Thompson 15. Mathew Cusbert

COACH: Nathan Boate

1st Division 1st Grade 3 pm Cranfield Oval, Young

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

ADFA 1. Simon Tagaloa 2. Tom Griffiths 3. Tom Underwood 4. Calum Marr 5. James Robinson 6. Ben Drummond 7. Will Cronin 8. Mathew Todd (C) 9. Jonte Heirdsfield 10. Dom Chamberlain 11. Nick Filla 12. Alex Cronan 13. Jack Kearns 14. Zane Viljoen 15. Jack Carroll

COACH: Brad Heskett

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1st Division 2nd Grade 10.55am Phillip Oval, Phillip

V 1. Andy Scheele 2. Tim Elliott 3. Darren Goodwin 4. Cam Neil 5. Tom Hunt 6. Nathan Driver 7. James Douglas 8. Darol Moore 9. Sam Goodwin 10. Luke Nagel 11. Vuki Mafilifo 12. Rob Lahey 13. Corey Meredith 14. Tom Liu 15. Sam Fotu

COACH: Craig McMahon & Jim Taylor

1. Dom Malouf 2. Leigh Hancock 3. Junior Soli 4. Alex Tanzer 5. James Gaukroger 6. Jake Bourne 7. Jamahl Pawa 8. Brett McKyntre 9. Lennox Kemp 10. Sam Hyland 11. Liam Elliot 12. Isaak Baz 13. Manual Amosa 14. Tom Hannan 15. Tom Scott

1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Viking Park

V 1. Nick Stokes 2. Colin Montgomery 3. Robbie McNeil 4. Siaosi Fokololo 5. Joel Wilson 6. Lee Boswell 7. Sven Baker 8. Pete Conroy 9. Kai Brownlie 10. Mitch Bowden 11. Morgan Hirst 12. Liam Knife 13. Justice Henderson 14. Josh Birch 15. Toby Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien

COACH: Grant Lukins

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

1st Division 2nd Grade 9.45am Jamison Oval, Macquarie

V 1. Jason Pepper 2. Phil Ebbot 3. Chris Rigter 4. Kevin Moran 5. Dave Speldewinde 6. Jacob Alifipo 7. Pat Bacon 8. Ulese Lauvao 9. Steve Amosa 10. Craig Robberds 11. Alistair Pardew 12. Peter Matautia 13. Caleb Tofinga 14. Stuart Lolotonga 15. Thomas Sauvao

1. Dan Vrikic 2. Mika Eli 3. Kyle Priest 4. Braeden Reid 5. Eddie Eteuati 6. Bobby Waters 7. Rhys Bamblett-Clarke 8. Shaun Maloney 9. Daniel Hawke 10. Mike Doyle 11. Hayden Say 12. Zac Ward 13. Daniel Irvine 14. Daniel Bevan 15. Reuben House

COACH: Julian Baratta

COACH: Mike Doyle

1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Hall Oval

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

1. Adam Sun 2. Oscar Rabak 3. Lachlan Fryer 4. Jack Simpson 5. Alex Robson 6. Lachy Luchetti 7. Anthony Smith 8. TBC 9. Greg Hall 10. Hamish Walker 11. TBC 12. Ben Allen 13. Semisi Invarature 14. Blake Galley 15. Will Ng

COACH: David Creagh

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2nd Division 2.30pm Phillip Oval. Phillip

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

1. Luke Wild 2. Ash Unicomb 3. Braden Kenny 4. Ryan Cantwell 5. Harry Shepherd 6. Gareth Jones 7. Oliver Kwong 8. Vaughn Stephen-Smiles 9. Luke Shaw 10. Chris Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor 11. Jacob Bamford 12. Will Gurney 13. Jay Bartholomew 14. Barry Springfellar 15. Sam Richards

2nd Division 2.30pm Taralga Sports Field, Taralga

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

ADFA

1. Max Player (VC) 2. Nick Roberts 3. Angus Johnston 4. Cody Hearne 5. Declan Mitchelmore 6. Jordan Chiou 7. Jerome Cordaiy (C) 8. Tom Batten 9. Angus Leonard Ewen 10. Matt Lang 11. Dan Igoe 12. Benjamin Fenwick 13. Thomas Crosby 14. Zachery Telsfer 15. Harry LeManquand

COACH: Sean Bedford/Josh Borril

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

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Division 1.40pm Phillip Oval, Phillip

V 1. Agnes Faigafa 2. Louise Burrows 3. Merrin Starr 4. Mary Bullock 5. Emily Brandt 6. Ashlea Bishop 7. Emma Capbell 8. Kristie Matthews 9. Kiahan Bellchambers 10. Kasey Dragisic 11. Georgina Alderman 12. Charlee Hopkins 13. Isabel Vargas 14. Hayley Rogerson 15. Darcy Reid

COACH: Darren Goodwin

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

Women’s Division 12.05pm Viking Park

V 1. Carlie Hanna 2. Steff Stewart-Jones 3. Peta Cox (c) 4. Emily Sogal 5. Michaela Leonard 6. Sanne Mossberg 7. Ema Masi 8. Taylor Stanford 9. Remi Whilton 10. Carly Hill 11. Steff Pollard 12. Paris Robinson 13. Kahlee Adam 14. Charlotte Horan 15. Ashley Kara

1. Iris Verebalavu 2. Skeda Marsh 3. Anna Korovata 4. Charlene Gubb 5. Courtney Smith 6. Stacey Delbridge 7. Georgia O’Neill 8. Elizabeth Turner 9. Jane Garraway 10. Tania Afamasaga 11. Emily Murphy 12. Claudia Obst 13. Paremo Marsh 14. Talei Wilson 15. Shelley Bradshaw

COACH: Paul Crowe

COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

Pts

Queanbeyan

Royals

Tuggeranong

Easts

Wests

Gungahlin

-43

Uni-Norths

-11

Team – 2nd

Pts

Tuggeranong

Queanbeyan

Wests

Uni-Norths

-5

Royals

-29

Gungahlin

-13

Easts

-35

Pts

ADFA

Queanbeyan

Hall

Royals

Tuggeranong

-3

Goulburn

-7

Wests

-30

Cooma

-34

Easts/RMC

-3

Uni-Norths

-24

Young

-41

Gungahlin

-31

Team – 2nd

Pts

RMC

ADFA

Royals

Queanbeyan

Team – Colts

Pts

Hall

Tuggeranong

Gungahlin

Cooma

-28

Queanbeyan

Easts

Wests

-27

Goulburn

-30

Uni-Norths

Wests

-21

Uni-Norths

-30

Tuggeranong

-31

Royals

-30

Gungahlin

-17

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Team – 1st

Team

Pts

Uni-Norths

Tuggeranong

116

Royals

ADFA

-14

Gungahlin

-116

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Crookwell

Taralga

Yass

B’ Bay

Bungendore

Gungahlin

-33

Jindabyne

-24

Boorowa

-2

Braidwood

-21

ADFA

-161

REFEREES APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY 21 APRIL 2018

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