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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade

VIKINGS END EASTS EARLY SEASON FORM

It was another rip-roaring round of action in the Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup this past week with Tuggeranong Vikings, Royals and the Uni-Norths Owls all getting deserved and needed victories.

Royals got back to the form which saw them go undefeated last season, beating Wests 38-19 at Phillip Oval in a repeat of the 2017 Grand Final. Unlike that epic encounter, Royals dominated from the first whistle scoring their first try after just two minutes. Royals doubled their advantage three minutes later and the premiers had all but sealed victory inside the first five minutes. Wests competed well, getting back into the game in the in the 27th minute with a great score in the corner, but Royals were ultimately too strong, scoring another three tries on their way to a comprehensive 38-19 victory. Wests task wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get much easier this weekend when they take on Tuggeranong at Jamison Enclosed while Royals will take on Uni-Norths who have looked much improved lately. That improvement was in full view in Round Five when the Owls outlasted the Gungahlin Eagles 22-10.

In what was a fantastically exciting game of rugby the Owls fought back from a ten-point deficit in the first half to keep the Eagles scoreless for the remainder of the game. The Eagles backs had glimpses of brilliance, but the Uni defence remained stout and capitalised on mistakes made by the visitors. Owls secured their win late in spectacular fashion. Owls centre Phil Ferreira intercepted a pass on the 50-metre line and set off towards the line. The clearly exhausted centre decided to run through the Eagles fullback and gave a onehanded offload to his captain David Bennett who cruised in for the game sealing try. Sam Irwin converted to make the final score 22-10. Eagles will go back to the drawing board this week whilst on the bye. The final match of the round saw Easts incredible start hit a significant snag after Vikings sauntered to a 71-24 win at Viking Park. Tuggeranongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s huge win was marked by a four-try performance by J.P Mynhardt. Though the game finished in a rout for the Vikings, the score was 27-7 at halftime and Easts were with three of their Plus500 Brumbies stock, although Robbie Abel did score a double on his return to club rugby. Easts will look to get back to winning ways this week with the powerful contenders Queanbeyan making the trip to Griffith Oval.

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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, GRIFFITH OVAL

V 1. Nic Mayhew 2. Samuel Samuelu (VC) 3. Mees Erasmus 4. Scott Geronimi 5. Augustin Limaleba 6. Rowland Mateyawa 7. Langi Lolotonga 8. Peni Nifo 9. Jacob Abel (C) 10. Jacob Angelatos 11. William Callen 12. Carlos Marr 13. Otto Wrakonei 14. George Morseu 15. James Verity-Amm

1. Fred Kaihea 2. Daniel Penca 3. Les Leulua’ iali’ i-makin 4. Toby Wilson 5. Ryan Jones 6. Sokai Tai 7. Lewis Bozzato 8. OJ Noa 9. Mitch Douch 10. Will Goddard 11. Lani Tiatia 12. Zac Tarrant 13. Keith Morgan 14. Kyle Hanns 15. Jamie Marmont

COACH: Tim Cornforth

COACH: Paul Dillon

THE LAST TIME

CELEBRITY TIPS: Angus Teece (Brumbies Performance Analyst)

- EASTS -

The Queanbeyan Whites were the tea on top the last time the pair met at Griffith Oval, the fixture on Saturday 29 July last year seeing the Whites claim a bonus-point win with a 36-12 success. The Round 17 match already saw the visiting side pushing hard for a top four position and Ben Gordon dotted down twice for the NSW-team as the Whites ran in a total of six tries to claim the win.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, GRIFFITH OVAL

1.40pm, GRIFFITH OVAL

1. Thomas Watego 1. Mika Eli 2. Ben Jelfs-Smith 2. Matt Taylor (C) 3. Liam Bilston 3. Vincent de Masson 4. Sione Fualalo 4. Sec Beeto 5. Kelepi Baba 5. Lachlan Federow 6. Ted Garrety 6. Noa Nadruku 7. Jarrod Northam 7. Michael Gordon 8. Rhys Morcom 8. Wyll Holland 9. Liam Harrison 9. Lewis Powley 10. Todd McManus 10. Brad Winchester 11. Luke Heckenberg 11. Hayden Say 12. Simon Aiono 12. Puni Aupuni 13. Davis Tivalu 13. Pat Byrne 14. Callum Keogh 14. Elijah Chadwick 15. Ryan Nicholson 15. Jackson Stuart

COACH: Dan Wetherall

COACH: Daniel Hawke

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: Nicholas Nagel

1. Jordan Cremerius 2. Jake Gordon 3. Sam Bartholomeusz 4. Joshua Townsend 5. Ben Gordon 6. Tom Holland 7. Kane Kilmister 8. Tim Woods 9. Joshua White 10. Riley Ahern 11. Jeremy Taylor 12. Nathan Smith 13. Toni Fifita 14. Anthony Bozzato 15.Tom Ruediger

COACH: Sean Debenham

THE LAST TIME Eight different players found themselves on the scoresheet for the Queanbeyan Whites in the Round 17 Second Grade match played at this venue last year between the teams, the Whites white-washing Easts to the tune of fifty points to nil. In Colts on the same day, a fantastic game saw the Whites win 43-31 with lock Levi Goodwin-Shaw bagging a hat-trick of tries for the victors. Easts winger Neil Haron crossed twice in reply, but the Whites outscored their opponents seven tries to five.

Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Team of the Week - Round 5 1. Liam Bilston (Easts) 2. Joel Penders (Royals) 3

3. Angus Wagner (Vikings) 4. Cameron Holt (Vikings) 5. Alex Veraas (Royals) 6. Dan Parete (Uni-Norths) 2

7. Luke Kimber (Royals) 8. Rob Valetini (Wests) 9. Jacob Abel (Easts)

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10. Noah Lolessio (Vikings) 11. JP Mynhart (Vikings)

12. Jordan Jackson-Hope (Vikings)

13. Ernest Suavai (Vikings) 14. Eli Sinoti (Gungahlin)

15. Sam Irwin (Uni-Norths) = Number of 2018 Nominations

Next Weeks Fixtures First Division 2nd Grade Saturday 19 May 2018 Gungahlin v Hall (Gungahlin Enclosed) All Premier Divisions

Uni-Norths v Wests (ANU North) Uni-Norths v Wests (ANU North) Queanbeyan v Royals (David Campese Field) Queanbeyan v Royals (David Campese Field) Cooma v Tuggeranong (Rotary Oval) Gungahlin v Easts (Gungahlin Enclosed)

First Division 1st Grade

2nd Division

Gungahlin v Braidwood (Nicholls Enclosed) Gungahlin v Hall (Gungahlin Enclosed) Boorowa v Yass (Boorowa Showground) Uni-Norths v Wests (ANU North) Jindabyne v Bungendore (John Connors Oval) Queanbeyan v Royals (David Campese Field) Taralga v Batemans Bay (Taralga Sports Field) Cooma v Tuggeranong (Rotary Oval) Goulburn v Young (Poidevin Oval)

Womens Division

Gungahlin v ADFA (Nicholls Enclosed) Uni-Norths v Royals (ANU North)

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PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, Phillip Enclosed Oval

1.40pm, Phillip Enclosed Oval 1. Reilly Pickering 2. Sam Ogilivy 3. Drew Powell 4. Stee Tiko 5. Cal Dawson 6. Nick Watt 7. Tom Mulquinney 8. Bhiamie Williamson 9. Paddy Callaughan 10. Tino Manuolevao 11. Iggy Bomsembiante 12. Pat Williams 13. Willough Axelsen 14. Gareth Watts 15. Rob Carver

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

1. Zac Duchan 2. James Markakis 3. Eamon Moore 4. Joshua Crone 5. Gil Rickey 6. Ben Harris 7. Oliver Fairfield-Smith 8. Stuart Sellars 9. Declan Tancred 10. Trent Storen 11. Jibou Fofanah 12. Sam Walsh 13. Lucas Thomson 14. Dave Babcock 15. Zac Morgan

COACH: A.Smith/P.Maguire

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH: Mick Burrows, Nigel COACH: Wayne Giddings Mulipola & Paul Driver

1. Jordan Rao 2. Ed Garraway 3. Sione Taufui 4. Eddie Powell 5. Robbie Hogg 6. Richie Mariota 7. Jacob Mann 8. Mike Fakava 9. Brady Spackman 10. Ben Brown 11. Eli Going 12. Liam Simonsson 13. Hayden Egerton 14. Chris Russell 15. Sam Goodwin

THE LAST TIME Tries from wing George Morseu and centre Harry Tyson were enough to help Royals to a narrow 17-12 victory over Uni-Norths Owls at Phillip Enclosed Oval in Second Grade Round 17 last season. The win meant Royals ended the regular season with fourteen successive wins, an unbeaten record. In the Colts match-up played earlier in the day, Royals secured a routine 20-0 win over the Owls with Benjamin Sloane and Christopher Donaldson amongst the scorers.

MATCH OF T

R OYA L S V U

PREMIER DIVISIO

3.05pm, Phillip

1. Joel Penders 2. Michael Andrew-Copsy 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. Lincoln Smith 14. Seth Going 15. Angus Le Leivre

COACH: Wayne Southwell, Adam Butt & Joe Kolo

Match Officials: Referee: James Morris AR1: Brodie Ingram AR2: Steve Peak

THE ROUND

UN I- NO RTHS

ON - FIRST GRADE

p Enclosed Oval

1. Isileli Fa 2. James Lynch 3. Max Bode 4. Dave Verryn 5. Nick Jones 6. Dan Parete 7. Dave Bennett 8. Ben Love 9. Hamish Dawson 10. Tom Gilmore 11. Panashe Kamhara 12. Kyle Godwin 13. Phil Ferreira 14. Callum Richardson 15. Jordan Thompson

CELEBRITY TIPS: Angus Teece (Brumbies Performance Analyst)

- UNI-NORTHS -

COACH: Tony Doherty 13

FIRST DIVISION

Table-topping ADFA remain at the head of the First Division First Grade table despite surrendering their 100%-win record last weekend when they played out a sensational 34-34 draw with Tuggeranong Vikings at Viking Park. The Academy registered five tries in the match to chalk up three points but the Vikings were tenacious and would not be denied a share of the spoils. Queanbeyan Whites are second on the ladder after five matches after they came away from a trip to Young with a 41-24 success. Fullback Luke Cochrane led the way at Cranfield Oval, grabbing a hat-trick of tries whilst prop Tyron Dargue blitzed his way over for a double. The Whites are on the road again this week, heading to Hall Oval to tackle Hall. They will meet a home team in a vibrant mood, heading into the encounter having bagged a bonus point in a convincing 42-12 win over Easts/RMC to remain in the top four. The vanquished Easts/RMC will aim to strike back when they welcome Young to Griffith Oval in Round 6.

the match against their visitors, and racked up a bonus point in comfortable fashion. Their Round 6 fixture with Uni-Norths Owls looks, on paper, to be a chance for them to keep up the pressure on ADFA and Queanbeyan at the top. Wests will try and recover from that mauling when they meet Tuggeranong Vikings at Jamison Oval. Goulburn, who meet ADFA at Poidevin Oval this weekend, and Cooma, who are at Nicholls Enclosed to play Gungahlin, took part in a 74-point thriller at Rotary Oval with Goulburn coming out on top by 38-36. Both teams crossed for six tries with Christian Parker getting two for the home team and Jordan Lees matching the feat for the visitors. Uni-Norths match with Gungahlin was abandoned at half-time with the Owls leading the Eagles 14-5 following a serious injury.

In Second Grade action, there were big wins for the Vikings (who trounced ADFA 73-0 at Viking Park), Royals (who registered a bonus-point in a 42-15 win over Wests at Phillip) and RMC who were sixty-point winners over Hall, triumphing 67-7 at Hall Oval. Elsewhere, Gungahlin Eagles were winners at ANU North, downing the Owls Royals blasted their way into finals contention 26-14 and Goulburn came back from Cooma with a huge 62-10 win over Wests at Phillip with a full haul of points, winning 48-12 at Rotary Oval. The home side were always in control of Oval.

South Coast Monaro â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2nd Division DOGS AND TIGERS REMAIN UNBEATEN Crookwell have kept up their unbeaten start to the South Coast Monaro Second Division season with a fifth win in succession, travelling to Batemans Bay and returning with a bonus point victory after defeating the hosts 39-26 in an entertaining encounter. The Bay recorded a bonus point in defeat, after scoring four tries, which keeps them in third place. This weekend sees the Dogs welcoming Boorowa to Crookwell Memorial Oval whilst Batemans Bay make the journey South to meet Jindabyne at John Connors Oval, a clash between the teams that currently rank three and four on the ladder. Jindabyne head into that home meeting with the Bay having suffered a set-back in their push for the top four in losing 28-12 to Yass at Victoria Park. A win for Jindabyne would have put breathing space between them and the Rams but the hosts claimed the points with number eight Samuel Pye, flyhalf Jordan Fuliavi and flanker James Davies crossing.

Taralga Tigers are still top of the division having been awarded a forfeit victory over Gungahlin Eagles in Round 5. The Eagles were unable to raise sufficient numbers to make the trip to the Taralga Sports Field and the home team were awarded a 20-0, bonus point, victory to keep them ahead of Crookwell on points difference. The Eagles may have better luck in raising a team this week when they meet Yass at Nicholls Enclosed, whilst the Tigers are on the road, visiting Mick Sherd Oval where they will come up against Bungendore. The Mudchooks meanwhile have pulled themselves into top four contention with a gritty 16-7 victory over Braidwood at Braidwood Recreation Ground last weekend. Redbacksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Harry Shoemark, a youngster with heaps of potential, claimed a spectacular try for the home team as Braidwood battled gamely to overturn a 10-0 Mudchooks halftime lead. But the visitors nudged over a couple of second-half penalties to ensure the win. Braidwood travel to ADFA this weekend.

Women’s Preview

Tuggeranong Vikings have moved four points clear at the top of the Women’s Division table after squeezing past UniNorths owls in an engrossing encounter at Viking Park on the weekend. The top-two sides in the competition fought out an epic battle which was settled in favour of the Vikings by a solitary try, scored by Brumbies Women’s prop Peta Cox in the first-half. The Owls were in the contest throughout and fought gamely for the full eighty minutes in an effort to force their way back into the match and take home a share of the spoils, but the defences on both sides of the ball were outstanding and, try as they might, the owls could not breach the Vikings rear guard. The Royals versus Gungahlin Eagles match certainly lived up to its pre-match billing following the points-fest these two teams served up earlier in the season. This time

they shared seventy-four points but, unlike the Round 2 match which saw Royals emerge victorious by only eight-points, this time the home side were more ruthless in their defensive line, restricting the Eagles to twentytwo and claiming a thirty-point, 52-22 success. There is only one fixture scheduled for this weekend, Round 5 of the Women’s competition, as one of the matches originally slated for this date between ADFA and UniNorths Owls was played on 7th April, the first match of the season for both sides. Owls won that encounter 31-17. The game that will go ahead will take place at Phillip Oval as Royals welcome Tuggeranong Vikings. These two teams have yet to meet in the 2018 season but played out a tremendous Grand Final last term. It’s a different looking Royals outfit this time around though and the Vikings, unbeaten at the top of the standings, will be firm favourites.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.15pm, JAMISON ENCLOSED

V 1. Tonga Tangitau 2. TP Luteru 3. Ben Coutts 4. Liam Rasch 5. Ritchie Arnold 6. Ryan Kiely 7. Mitch Tye (c) 8. Brodie Leber 9. Chris Ashmore 10. Drew Southwell 11. Byron Hollingworth-Dessent 12. Andrew Parsons 13. Anau Takiari 14. Ben Jager 15. Drew Southwell

COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts & Junior Luteru

THE LAST TIME

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 Lolesio 11. Max Ravouvou 12. Trai Henderson 13. Ernest Suivai 14. Joe Langtry 15. Brendan Teauki

COACH: Nick Scrivener CELEBRITY TIPS: Angus Teece (Brumbies Performance Analyst)

- VIKINGS -

Wests laid down a marker as to their possible finals push with an epic 35-31 victory over Tuggeranong Vikings at Jamison Enclosed on Saturday 15 July 2017. Left wing Junior Luteru scored two of the four tries that the home team claimed, with Bruce Kaino and Tui Samuelu grabbing the others, as Wests recorded a bonus point win. The Vikings took two points away in defeat and would later lose to Wests in the Preliminary Final at Viking Park.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.25pm, JAMISON ENCLOSED

1.50pm, JAMISON ENCLOSED

1. Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly 1. Ben Pratt 2. Ben Williams 2. Kahlil Wiariki 3. Tauati Chan Tung 3. John Madjaga 4. Cameron Thomas 4. James Ashleigh 5. James Tuck 5. Jack Wright 6. Montell Boyle 6. Cooper Taeketa 7. Josh Connell 7. Darcy McLeod 8. Allan Wratten 8. Tim Cushan 9. Dan Leerdam 9. Seamus Smith 10. Kyle Shand 10. Jack Evenden 11. Mon Sikoulabout 11. JY Clarke 12. Sala Patelesio 12. Sam Conti 13. Jasper Mazurkiewicz 13. Jack Gilmour 14. Aiden Shand 14. Turri Hindes 15. Tyson Cooper 15. Charlie Jackson

1. Dave Amosa 2. Liam Bacon 3. Tia Ravudi 4. Kyle Baulman 5. Hayden Scott 6. Sam Simmonds 7. Scott Wilson 8. Sitauti Mailei 9. Geoff Cox 10. Jack Connell 11. Caleb Stevens 12. Mils Finau 13. Jeremy Sefo 14. Michael Irvine 15. Lincoln Barden

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

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COACH: Brendan Allardyce

1. Liam McGrath 2. Sam Thomas 3. Brett Naylor 4. George Uieleia 5. Tim Spry 6. Jayme Field 7. Joe Vejvoda 8. Richard Joyes 9. Blake Henman 10. Jack Howard 11. Riley Turner 12. Reuben Keane 13. Sam Gunning 14. Nic Murray 15. Steve Niovani

THE LAST TIME A tight affair at Jamison Oval last year saw the visiting Tuggeranong Vikings claim the points from this Second Grade clash played on Saturday 15 July 2017 winning 22-15. Tuggeranong ended the season top of the ladder whilst Wests missed out on Finals, finishing sixth, despite pushing the Vikings all the way in this game. At Colts level it was far more one-sided as the Vikings showed too much class for Wests in claiming a massive 75-0 victory.

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1st DIVISION TEAMS

1st Division 1st Grade 12.05pm Phillip Oval

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

Tom Perry Mark Jones Luke Fisher Jerome Freestone Tom Hunt JP Lamilla Davison Marc Taylor Jacob Bindley Rob Singh Craig McMahon Matt Ingall Justin Vandenburgh Jason Swain Rob Lahey Nick Tankey

COACH: Jim Taylor & Craig Mcmahon

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

Conagh Mcmahon-Hogan Saul Lopa Koli Tamata Jack Holten Jack Simpson Doug Morgan-Thomas Ned Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;neill Ed Dudley Findlay Doyle Josh Carol-Fajarda Semisi Invarature Jono Chambers Cody Love Tom Anderson Richard King

COACH: Rob Krauss

1st Division 1st Grade 11.05am Jamison Oval

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

Matt Edwards Chris Curran Brodie Chambers Alex Wilson Adam Blue Morgan Williams Max Clarke Jack Ryan Lionel Hayden Luke Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Jack Edwards Chris Seumanatafa Alex McNamara Jordan Banks Des Fagifa

COACH: John Ryan /Rod Palmer

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

Junior Sotogi Tom Carney Dan Solofa Lee Boswell Ethan Brazel Andrew Talaina Vincent Pappas Semisi Qutowa Riley Banks Mitch Bowden Jeremy Mututu Bryce Toatoa Alipante Mahanga Maka Owen Barker

COACH: Robbie Vejvoda

1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Hall Oval

V 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.

Tyrone Dargue James Waters Tom Coffey Daniel Sweeney Braeden Smith Michael Edwards Zach Byrnes Tom Newcombe Nathan Exton Fraser Kemp Ivan Fifita Erine Apineru Jake Holland Dom Finau Simi Latu

COACH: John Ryan & Rod Palmer

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1st Division 2nd Grade 10.40am Phillip Oval

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

Dom Maher Azzam Hudson Mitch Walton Brown Jack Houston JP Lamilla Davison Nick Zvekic/ James Douglas Nathan Driver Harry Littlewood Judd Kerrison Vuki Mafileo Cory Meredith James Knox Jack Taylor Eugene Haigh

COACH: Craig McMahon & Jim Taylor

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

Adrian Fitzgerald Ed Lee Lachlan Fryer Lachy Holten Peni Banuva Danny Meddemmen Anthony Smith Alex Readford Dimitri Tremopoulos Hamish Walker Frazer Adams Ben Allen Jake Irwin Blake Galley Lachie Mcdevitt

COACH: David Creagh

1st Division 2nd Grade 9.45am Jamison Oval

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

Jason Pepper Phil Ebbott Chris Rigter Kevin Moran Dave Speldewinde Jacob Alifipo Pat Bacon Ulese Lauvao Steve Amosa Thomas Sauvao Alistair Pardew Peter Matautia Caleb Tofinga Stuart Lolotonga David Dwyer

COACH: Julian Baratta

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

Robbie McNeil Ryan Slater TBC Siaosi Fokololo TBC Colin Montgomery Sven Baker Grant Lukins TBC TBC Nhat Tran Jack Van Lohuizen Nathan Lumley Liam Knife Michael Harrison

COACH: Grant Lukins

1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Hall Oval

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

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

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

Tangi Maine Dan Vrkic Jaon Wirangi Eddie Eteuati Jack Ison Damon Mudge Shaun Maloney Tim Macnamara Tristan Ferris Mike Doyle Dominic Finau Tony Tarlinton Luke Cochrane Daniel Bevan Reuben House

COACH: Mike Doyle

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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

1. Steff Stewart-Jones 2. Katelyn Jensen 3. Kylie Jay 4. Holly Lockyer Bryant 5. Michaela Leonard 6. TBC 7. Tamara Kilisimasi Tailai 8. Peta Cox 9. Remi Whilton 10. Emily Sogal 11. Charlotte Horan 12. Paris Robinson 13. Steff Pollard 14. TBC 15. Kahlee Adams

COACH: Darren Goodwin

COACH: Peter Hawke/Geoff Adam

COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st

Pts

Royals

Tuggeranong

107

Queanbeyan

-3

Easts

-43

Uni-Norths

Wests

-30

Gungahlin

-83

Team – 2nd

Pts

Queanbeyan

Tuggeranong

Royals

Uni-Norths

-11

Wests

-11

Gungahlin

-47

Easts

-82

Pts

ADFA

173

Queanbeyan

Royals

104

Hall

Goulburn

Tuggeranong

-35

Uni-Norths

-63

Easts/RMC

-63

Cooma

-57

Gungahlin

-12

Wests

-180

Young

-122

Team – 2nd

Pts

Gungahlin

RMC

111

ADFA

-10

Tuggeranong

Team – Colts

Pts

Royals

Tuggeranong

Queanbeyan

-24

-21

Queanbeyan

Wests

Royals

Uni-Norths

Goulburn

-20

Uni-Norths

Gungahlin

-9

Hall

-100

Cooma

-116

Easts

-39

Wests

-149

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Team – 1st

Team

Pts

Tuggeranong

213

Uni-Norths

Royals

ADFA

-97

Gungahlin

-199

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Taralga

212

Crookwell

128

B’Bay

Bungendore

Jindabyne

Yass

Boorowa

Gungahlin

-88

Braidwood

-216

ADFA

-303

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