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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade

EASTS TURNING HEADS WITH UNBEATEN START

Whatever is in the water over at Easts the rest of the competition are starting to wonder, as the amazing turnaround from the barren 1,000+ day winless drought is now well and truly over. Head Coach Tim Cornforth continued his team’s remarkable start to the 2018 Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup by retaining the Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield, and stunning the division, by ending Royals eighteen-match unbeaten run with a sensational 25-23 win at Griffith Oval.

Cornforth, who was Assistant Coach during Royals undefeated run to claiming the trophy, plotted the downfall of his former club with a meticulous performance that sees Easts, with two wins and a draw from their opening three matches, flying high at the top of the table. This weekend will be a further test of their renaissance as they travel to Viking Park to take on Tuggeranong Vikings. It’s been a stop-start commencement to the new season for the Vikings who, under the stewardship of new Head Coach Nick Scrivener, have two wins, a draw and a defeat on the ledger heading into this Round 5 encounter. A 29-10 away win over Queanbeyan at David Campese Oval Is nothing to be sniffed at however, and the home side will be eager to end Easts renewed sense of optimism.

This weekend’s Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Hahn SuperDry Match of the Round features the two teams who fought it out on Grand Final day to conclude the 2017 edition of the competition with Royals welcoming Wests to Phillip Enclosed. Whilst Royals must have expected their longunbeaten run to come to a halt at some stage, few would have thought that Easts would have been the ones to derail the juggernaut. Wins over the Vikings and the Eagles still have Royals nicely placed heading into Round 5 whilst Wests are still looking for a maiden win of 2018. A draw with Easts started their season well enough but successive defeats to Queanbeyan and Gungahlin have left Wests at the wrong end of the ladder. A victory in this match may well be the kick-start they need to ensure a return to the big showdown in August. Another side struggling for rhythm and form in the early parts of the season are Uni-Norths Owls and they’ll be targeting the visit of the Eagles to ANU North Oval to give their support something to cheer about. The Eagles came from behind to claim a much-needed morale-boosting win over Wests last time out, and with the Owls only positive points coming from a 17-17 draw with the Vikings, the visitors may fancy their chances.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, ANU NORTH OVAL

V 1. Ben Alexander 2. Isileli Fa 3. Max Bode 4. Stee Tiko 5. Nick Jones 6. Dan Parete 7. Dave Bennett 8. Ben Love 9. Hamish Dawson 10. Tom Gilmore 11. Panashe Kamhara 12. Willoughby Axelsen 13. Phil Ferreira 14. Callum Richardson 15. Sam Irwin

1. Scott Meakins 2. Alex Small 3. Nic Dobson 4. Jake Helgerson 5. JP Fenukitau 6. Ratikha Ilolahia 7. Sam Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary 8. Xavier Duffy 9. Issak Fines 10. Dan Garner 11. Eli Sinoti 12. Mitch Connolly 13. Matt Hawke 14. Luke Duffey 15. Isaac Walker

COACH: Tony Doherty

COACH: Daniel Atkins

THE LAST TIME

CELEBRITY TIPS: Dan Hooper (Brumbies Academy Head Coach)

- DRAW -

The two teams last met at ANU North Oval in a Round 7 fixture played on Saturday 13 May 2017. The owls had won their first game of the season a week earlier, defeating Queanbeyan by a point at David Campese Field, and were hoping to add a second win in a row. It was the Eagles who were to have the upper hand in this battle however with loosehead prop Rawiri Karena scoring two tries in a 33-25 win for the away side.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, ANU NORTH OVAL

1.40pm, ANU NORTH OVAL

1. Zac Duchan 1. Junior Soli 1. Reilly Pickering 2. Rye Steele 2. Ben Wilson 2. Sam Ogilivy 3. Eamon Moore 3. Oscar Cunningham 3. Koli Tamata 4. Duncan Hood 4. Declan Brebner 4. Sam Offer 5. Gil Rickey 5. Liam Bashford 5. Cal Dawson 6. Tim Creer 6. Apenisa Driti 6. Ned O’Neill 7. James Lynch 7. Jack Hale 7. Tom Mulquinney 8. Stuart Sellars 8. Max Swanenberg 8. Dave Verryn 9. Declan Tancred 9. Matt Clifton 9. Paddy Callaughan 10. Trent Storen 10. Hendrix Beazley 10. Jordan Thompson 11. Jibou Fofanah 11. Riley Basso 11. Tom Anderson 12. Sam Walsh 12. Iai Taupeamuhu 12. Pat Williams 13. Iggy Bonsembiante 13. Kylan Edwards 13. Lucas Thomson 14. Dave Babcock 14. Nathan Kelly 14. Semisi Ivarature 15. Zac Morgan 15. Sam Hyland 15. Rob Carver

1. Steve Tora 2. Rian Murphy 3. Chris Grierson 4. Stuart Crew 5. James McDermott 6. Lachie Staib 7. Mitch Colbert 8. Marc Berthalot 9. Mitch Ward 10. Charlie Shepherd 11. Adam Rummery 12. Mick Nicholas 13. Anthony McQueen 14. Jesse Kemp 15. Jonny Pawa

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH:

COACH: Wayne Giddings

COACH:

THE LAST TIME Honours were shared in the Second Grade and Colts matches played on Saturday 13 May 2017 as the Owls wo the senior clash whilst the Eagles took the spoils in the Colts section. The home team were in fine form in the Second Grade match with a 36-12 bonus-point win gladdening the hosts’ support. In Colts, prop Oscar Cunningham scored two tries as the Eagles took an important 24-13 victory back to the nest on the way to a second-place finish on the ladder.

Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Team of the Week - Round 4 2

1. Sione Taula (Vikings) 2. TP Luteru (Wests)

3. Angus Wagner (Vikings)

4. Jake Helgesen (Gungahlin) 5. Richie Arnold (Wests) 6. Rhys Griffith (Vikings) 7. Luke Kimber (Royals) 8. OJ Noa (Queanbeyan) 9. Jacob Abel (Easts) 10. Noah Lolessio (Vikings) 11. Eli Sinoti (Gungahlin) 12. Sam Ross (Royals)

13. Otto Wrakonei (Easts) 14. George Morseu (Easts) 2 15. Brendan Teauki (Vikings)

= Number of 2018 Nominations

Next Weeks Fixtures First Division 2nd Grade Saturday 12 May 2018 Tuggeranong v Uni-Norths (Viking Park) All Premier Divisions

Wests V Tuggeranong Easts V Queanbeyan Royals V Uni-Norths

Royals v Gungahlin (Phillip)

2nd Division

Gungahlin V Yass Bungendore V Taralga First Division 1st Grade Crookwell V Boorowa Wests V Tuggeranong Jindabyne V Batemans Bay Easts/RMC V Young Royals V Uni-Norths Hall V Queanbeyan Gungahlin V Cooma Royals V Tuggeranong

Womens Division

NEVER SETTLE.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, Phillip Enclosed Oval

1.40pm, Phillip Enclosed Oval

1. Andy Scheele 2. James Pearson 3. Andrew Rice 4. Tom Iles 5. Jack Alcorn 6. Oscar Starmer 7. Sam Villata 8. Oliver Miller 9. Tom Hallam 10. Tyler Meredith Brown 11. Ben Cassie 12. Harry Quinlan 13. Luci Fonoti 14. Ben Carlile 15. Luke Nagle

1. Dave Amosa 1. Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly 1. James Bundy 2. Liam Bacon 2. Ben Williams 2. Michael Dawson 3. Tia Ravudi 3. Dean Lavaki 3. Ed Garraway 4. Kyle Baulman 4. Jackson Bretton 4. Eddie Powell 5. Hayden Scott 5. Montell Boyle 5. Robbie Hogg 6. Sam Simmonds 6. Allan Wratten 6. Richie Mariota 7. Scott Wilson 7. Josh Connell 7. Marc Taylor 8. Oscar Wright 8. Sala Patelesio 8. Mike Fakava 9. Geoff Cox 9. Koby Snowden 9. Brady Spackman 10. Luke Morrison 10. Dan Leerdam 10. Ben Brown 11. Lincoln Barden 11. Mon Sikoulabout 11. Eli Going 12. Kyle Shand 12. Nick Jervis Hamilton12. Mils Finau 13. Jeremy Sefo 13. Jasper Mazurkiewicz 13. Liam simonson 14. Ben Jager 14. Aiden Shand 14. Richie Taliauli 15. Caleb Stevens 15. Tyson Cooper 15. Chris Russell

COACH: A.Smith/P.Maguire

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

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

THE LAST TIME There was an outstanding match played between Royals and Wests in Second Grade the last time the pair met in the competition, in Round 11 on Saturday 17 June last year. The home side scored five tries as they edged a thriller, eventually holding on for an impressive 3835 success. Wests had earlier won the Colts match between the teams, seeing off Royals in another exciting match, winning by 26 points to 17 to take the bonus-point win.

MATCH OF T

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PREMIER DIVISIO

3.05pm, Phillip

1. Sione Teafulu 2. Joel Penders 3. Sione Mau 4. Will Morrison 5. Alex Verass 6. Dean Paragalli 7. Luke Kimber 8. Sam Uluvalu 9. Pedro Rolando 10. Matt Cole 11. Liam Slater 12. Sam Ross 13. Lausii Taliauli 14. Seth Going 15. Angus Le Leivre

COACH: Wayne Southwell, Adam Butt & Joe Kolo

Match Officials: Referee: Chad Burnell AR1: Robert Whyte AR2: Sarah Corrigan

THE ROUND

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ON - FIRST GRADE

p Enclosed Oval

1. Tonga Tangitau 2. TP Luteru 3. Ben Coutts 4. Tristan Stanley 5. Sitauti Mailei 6. Rob Valetini 7. Mitch Tye (c) 8. Brodie Leber 9. Chris Ashmore 10. Drew Southwell 11. Byron Hollingworth-Dessent 12. Andrew Parsons 13. Anau Takiari 14. Wes Tameifuna 15. Danny Matthews

CELEBRITY TIPS: Dan Hooper (Brumbies Academy Head Coach)

- ROYALS -

COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts & Junior Luteru 13

FIRST DIVISION

ADFA are the early pace-setters in the First Division First Grade competition as they boast a perfect record of four bonus-point wins in succession, the latest of which saw them sweep past Hall 41-7 last Saturday afternoon. A trip to Viking Park awaits in Round 5 against a Vikings side that has proved to be inconsistent so far this season, but who will head into the tie fresh off a 3129 away victory over Queanbeyan Whites.

ADFA SET THE PACE IN FIRST DIVISION

Cooma welcome Goulburn to Rotary Oval in what will be a real test for the home side as the visitors enjoyed a romp last time out as they blitzed a shell-shocked Wests outfit, claiming a massive 67-0 win at Poidevin Oval. Wests travel to Royals in an effort to get their season up and running, but will need to be at their very best against a Royals team that downed Easts/RMC 57-10 at Griffith Oval. Hall meet Easts/RMC at Hall Oval this weekend.

The Whites will aim to bounce back from that narrow loss when they travel to Cranfield Oval to play against Young. It’s been a difficult start to the new campaign for Young who have lost all four of their matches to date, including a Round 4 hammering at Gungahlin, the Eagles winning 55-24 at Nicholls Enclosed.

It was a good weekend for our local military colleges in First Division Second Grade as both ADFA and RMC recorded wins. ADFA whitewashed Hall to the tune of 31-0 whilst RMC edged Royals 21-19. Both clubs lead the way in this division. Vikings were big winners away to Queanbeyan Whites, claiming the points with a 29-7 success, whilst Uni-Norths smashed Cooma 62-10 at North Oval. Elsewhere, Wests Gungahlin, flying high on confidence after saw off Goulburn 45-21. that bonus point win will travel to ANU North Oval to tackle Uni-Norths Owls in what should be an extremely hard-fought match. The Owls won their first match of the season last weekend, a narrow 17-13 win over a plucky Cooma side and the home team will be desperate to add another victory to the ‘win’ column and to start to climb the ladder.

South Coast Monaro â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2nd Division TARALGA GO FOUR FROM FOUR IN SOUTH COAST COMPETITION Taralga made it four wins from four outings in the 2018 season as they returned from their trip to Braidwood with a full-haul of points following a 72-12 success. The visitors sixtypoint winning margin included a dozen tries with right wing Darcy Hedley dotting down a hat-trick and fullback James Marmont and scrumhalf Thomas Croker grabbing a brace each. The league leaders will be heavily backed to continue that impressive run of form when they welcome Gungahlin Eagles to Taralga Sports Field this round. Braidwood, still searching for a first win of the season, host Bungendore at Braidwood Recreation Ground hoping to break that duck. Crookwell appear to be in good shape in 2018 thus far as the Dogs racked up another victory as they saw off Yass 36-14 at Crookwell Memorial Oval. Number eight Samuel Pye crossed twice in defeat for Yass who return home this weekend with a fixture against Jindabyne awaiting them at Victoria Park. Jindabyne emerged victorious from their trip to Nicholls Enclosed in Round 4, defeating

the Eagles 41-21. Crookwell meanwhile make the journey to Hanging Rock to take on Batemans Bay. The home team in that encounter will be confident mood having romped to a 46-7 bonus-point win over the Australian Defence Force Academy at Dowsett Oval last Saturday morning. That was the third win from four matches for the Coastal club and they look poised to make a push for finals football this season. For ADFA, the loss was their fourth heavy set-back in a row, although the final score line was closer than their three previous outings in 2018. Boorowa are the next test for the Defence Force, they travel to the Boorowa Showground on Saturday afternoon to play the home side who enter the match having won two and lost two this term. Their latest result was a 50-22 set-back against a strong Bungendore squad at Mick Sherd Oval.

Women’s Preview OWLS AND VIKINGS CLAIM VICTORIES

Despite fielding only thirteen players, the Tuggeranong Viqueens hammered a luckless ADFA in the latest round of the Women’s competition at Dowsett Oval. A combination of factors left the Tuggeranong side short-handed but it mattered little as they scored thirteen tries in a comprehensive 83-0 victory. Paris Robinson led the way with a four try haul whilst Charlotte Horan and Steph Pollard followed Brumbies Women’s stars Remi Wilton and Michaela Leonard across the line for two tries each. Emily Sogal added nine conversions to end with eighteen points from the boot. There was also a big win for the Uni-Norths Owls Women’s team who proved too strong for Gungahlin Eagles at Gungahlin Enclosed Oval. The Owls shred eight tries amongst their playing group with Meg Taylor and Sophie Williams both grabbing a brace of well-taken scores.

Elizabeth Turner and Brumbies’ Charlene Gubb and Talei Wilson added to the tally with Tania Afamasaga landing five conversions from the tee. The Owls led 24-0 at the break and didn’t let up in the second half to win their second match of the season. There are two fixtures in the Women’s Competition set to take place this afternoon in Round 4 as the unbeaten Tuggeranong Viqueens welcome Uni-Norths Owls to Viking Park in what should be a cracker of a match. The pair only met as recently as Saturday 21 April at this venue with the Viqueens edging a testy contest by 14-5. Over at Phillip Enclosed Royals renew rivalries with Gungahlin Eagles having amasses ninetytwo points between them in their remarkable Round 2 encounter at the Woden venue. Royals won that day 50-42 and all signs point towards yet another points-fest for the watching supporters.

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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.25pm, VIKING PARK

V 1. Sione Taula 2. Michael Henry 3. Angus Wagner 4. Cameron Holt 5. Callum Smith (c) 6. Darcy Swain 7. Ryhs Griffiths 8. Angus Allen 9. Ryne Bowden 10. Noah Lolessio 11. JP MynHardt 12. Jordan Jackson Hope 13. Ernest Suivai 14. Joe Langtry 15. Brendan Teauki

COACH: Nick Scrivener

THE LAST TIME

1. Andrew Whittle 2. Robbie Abel 3. Samuel Samuelu (vc) 4. Jack Vanderglas 5. Augustin Limaleba 6. Rowland Mateyawa 7. Langi Lolotonga 8. Peni Nifo 9. Jacob Abel (c) 10. Jacob Angelatos 11. Jovesa Kunawave 12. Carlos Marr 13. Otto Wrakonei 14. George Morseu 15. William Callen

COACH: Tim Cornforth CELEBRITY TIPS: Dan Hooper (Brumbies Academy Head Coach)

- VIKINGS -

Easts miserable season continued in Round 11 on Saturday 17 June 2017, the last time that these two teams met in the top flight of the Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup. The Vikings, featuring Brumbies players Jarrad Butler, Ben Hyne, Jordan Jackson-Hope and Nigel Ah Wong, plus future Brumbies in Darcy Swain and Michael Oakman-Hunt, cruised to a bonus point win, running in a plentiful supply of tries on the way to a mammoth 79-0 win.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, Viking Park

1.40pm, Viking Park

1. Ben Pratt 2. John Madjaga 3. Angus Burns 4. James Ashleigh 5. Cooper Taekata 6. Darcy Mcleod 7. Isaak Weston 8. Tim Cushan 9. Seamus Smith 10. Jack Evenden 11. JY Clarke 12. Billy Carberry 13. Jonty Hromow 14. Turri Hindes 15. Reuben Keane

1. Liam McGrath 1. Thomas Watego 2. Sam Thomas 2. Ben Jelfs-Smith 3. Brett Naylor 3. Liam Bilston 4. Johannes Du Plessis 4. George Uieleia 5. Jayme Field 5. Kelepi Baba 6. Isiah Tikitau 6. Conor McCarron 7. Joe Vejvoda 7. Jarrod Northam 8. Richard Joyes 8. Rhys Morcom 9. Blake Henman 9. Liam Harrison 10. Jack Howard 10. Todd McManus 11. Riley Turner 11. Ryan Nicholson 12. Luke Heckenberg 12. Trai Henderson 13. Sam Gunning 13. Simon Aiono 14. Nick Marshall 14. Davis Tivalu 15. Max Ravouvou 15. Tiko Twist

1. Daniel Messenger 2. Risati Soanai 3. Andrew Whittle 4. Gavin McMullan 5. Scott Geronimi 6. Matthew Breen 7. Tom Pilkinton 8. Angus Pagett 9. Simon Webber 10. Andrew Bain 11. Neil Haron 12. Jacob Boland 13. Matthew Funaki 14. Tonga Fualalo 15. Brendan Smith-Coles

COACH: Brendan Allardyce

COACH: Dan Wetherall

COACH: Nicholas Nagel

COACH: Bryce McNicol

THE LAST TIME It was plain sailing for the Tuggeranong Vikings on the last occasion that they welcomed Easts to Viking Park in Erindale as both the Second Grade and Colts teams secured huge bonuspoint victories against Easts teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s that were struggling to compete on the field. In Second Grade, the Vikings ran up a massive 76-7 victory over their visitors and it was only marginally better in the Colts department, Vikings sauntering home with a 55-0 success.

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1st DIVISION TEAMS

1st Division 1st Grade 12.05pm ANU North Oval

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

Conagh McMahon-Hogan Rob Krauss Drew Powell Jack Holten Jack Simpson Liam Jones Doug Morgan-Thomas Bhaimie Williams Findlay Doyle Josh Carol-Fajarda Fraser Adams Lachlan Fraser Cody Love Blake Galley Richard King

COACH: Rob Krauss

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

Anthony Thompson Leigh Hancock James Needham Peter Jepperson Andrew Gibson Kane Broderick Andrew Cathie Cam McCalister Jack Freebody Daniel Griffin Josh Watson Matt Power Jye Connachie Warren Natini Joel Pattinson

1st Division 1st Grade 3 pm Young

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

Tyrone Dargue Tom Coffey Jason Wirangi Daniel Sweeney Braeden Smith Michael Edwards Zach Byrnes Tom Newcombe Dan Hawke Fraser Kemp Ivan Fifita Nathan Smith Simi Latu Dom Finau Luke Cochrane

COACH: Luke Cochrane

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 12.15pm Phillip Oval

V 1. Tom Perry 2. Mark Jones 3. Luke Fisher 4. Jerome Freestone 5. Darol Moore 6. Jacob Mann 7. JP Lamilla Davison 8. Jacob Bindley 9. Rob Singh 10. Craig McMahon 11. Isaac Littlewood 12. Nick Tankey 13. Jason Swain 14. Josh Tankey 15. Justin Vandenburgh

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

COACH: JIM TAYLOR & CRAIG MCMAHON

COACH: John Ryan & Rod Palmer

1st Division 1st Grade 8.15pm Viking Park

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

Josh Tudreu Junior Sotogi Dan Solofa Lee Boswell James Foster Vincent Pappas Andrew Talaina Siope Naeata Lua Vailoaloa Bryce Toatoa Riley Banks Jonty Hromow Alipante Mahanga Owen Barker 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

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1st Division 2nd Grade 10.40am ANU North Oval

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

Adam Sun Ed Lee Lewis Gordon Jono Hall Lachy Holten Lachy Luchetti Callum Booth Alex Readford Alex Simms Hamish Walker Chris Young Ben Allen Jake Irwin Hugh Farquhar Lachie McDevitt

COACH: David Creagh

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

Dom Malouf Alex Tanzer Brett McKyntre Calem McDermott James Gaukroger Nathan Gaut Jake Bourne Ben McGee Lennox Kemp TBC Liam Elliot Brendan Jazza Matt Ward Nick Rumble TBC

1st Division 2nd Grade 10.55am Phillip Oval

V 1. Dom Maher 2. Tim Elliott 3. Darren Goodwin 4. Cam Neil 5. Jack Houston 6. Nathan Driver 7. James Douglas 8. Alex Bacon 9. Sam Goodwin 10. Judd Kerrison 11. Vuki Mafilifo 12. Harry Jenkins 13. Rob Lahey 14. Tom Liu 15. Sam Fotu

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

COACH: Craig McMahon & Jim Taylor

COACH: Julian Baratta

1st Division 2nd Grade 6.45pm Viking Park

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

Robbie McNeil Ryan Slater Semisi Qutowa Siaosi Fokololo Alex Drown Colin Montgomery Sven Baker Grant Lukins Mitch Bowden Andrew Dickson Jeremy Mututu Michael Barnetson Josh Birch Liam Knife Cameron Shaw

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

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

Women’s Division 10.55am Vikings Park

V 1. Steff Stewart-Jones 2. Kylie Jay 3. Peta Cox 4. Anja Bolton 5. Michaela Leonard 6. Katelyn Jensen 7. Ema Masi 8. Tayla Stanford 9. Remi Whilton 10. Carly Hill 11. Charlotte Horan 12. Paris Robinson 13. Steff Pollard 14. Kahlee Adams 15. Kirra Burke

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

Victoria Leuli Bridgette Cunningham Anna Korovata Charlene Gubb Courtney Smith Roslaine Aumale Jess Howard Georgia O’Neill Jane Garraway Tania Afamasaga Dana-Louise Deklin Claudia Obst Paremo Marsh Talei Wilson Shelley Bradshaw

COACH: Peter Hawke/Geoff Adam

COACH: Paul Crowe

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

V 1. Agnes Faigafa 2. Louise Burrows 3. Bree Harris 4. Mary Bullock 5. Emily Brandt 6. Ashlea Bishop 7. Emma Campbell 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

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Congratulations to Les Leuluaialii-Makin of Queanbeyan who was named the Vodafone Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the Round 3 clash between Wests and Queanbeyan. With thanks to Vodafone Les receives a set of Samsung LEVEL On headphones for himself and Queanbeyan Junior Rugby.

Congratulations to Rhys Griffiths of Tuggeranong who was named the Vodafone Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the Round 4 clash between Queanbeyan and Tuggeranong. With thanks to Vodafone Rhys receives a set of Samsung LEVEL On headphones for himself and Tuggeranong Junior Rugby.

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COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

Pts

Royals

Easts

Queanbeyan

-3

Tuggeranong

Wests

-11

Gungahlin

-71

Uni-Norths

-11

Team – 2nd

Pts

Queanbeyan

Tuggeranong

Royals

Uni-Norths

-21

Wests

-28

Gungahlin

-65

Easts

-51

Pts

ADFA

139

Queanbeyan

Hall

Royals

Tuggeranong

-1

Goulburn

Easts/RMC

-33

Gungahlin

-3

Cooma

-55

Uni-Norths

-72

Wests

-128

Young

-105

Team – 2nd

Pts

ADFA

RMC

Wests

Tuggeranong

-7

-24

Team – Colts

Pts

Queanbeyan

Tuggeranong

Gungahlin

Queanbeyan

Royals

Uni-Norths

-2

Uni-Norths

Hall

-40

Gungahlin

Easts

-3

Cooma

-80

Goulburn

-56

Royals

-16

Wests

-107

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Team – 1st

Team

Pts

Tuggeranong

208

Uni-Norths

Royals

ADFA

-97

Gungahlin

-169

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Taralga

192

B’ Bay

Crookwell

Jindabyne

Boorowa

Bungendore

101

Yass

Gungahlin

-68

Braidwood

-207

ADFA

-303

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