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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade
WESTS WIN, EASTS UPSET THE EAGLES AS THE ROYALS KEEP ROLLING
With the Brumbies overseas, everyone got their fix of rugby via the Premier division here in Canberra with the Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup and what a weekend it was. The top-team-tussle at David Campese Field saw a hard-fought game whilst Wests got their first win of the season. Easts took another step towards the top three by defeating Gungahlin in the Hahn SuperDry Match of the Round.
The Eagles had a great start to their game with fullback Luke Duffey drawing first blood 12 minutes in, scoring a try in the right-hand corner. Scoring was then followed up by Eramasi Kelei’s try and two penalties from Duffey and Walker. Easts however were stronger with four tries going to Jacob Able, Samuel Samuelu (2) and Jacob Angelatos who also converted twice. Gungahlin will now prepare to take on Queanbeyan who want to increase their chances of remaining in the top three after a rough loss to the Royals. The first half was certainly competitive with both sides getting over the whitewash twice, though the difference was Royals Argentinian conductor Pedro Rolando. Rolando’s try plus his magic right boot
meant Royals were up 20-10 at the break.
Rolando went on to contribute 18 of his sides 28 points, his performance cementing a 28-20 win. Royals will now be preparing for a rerun of round 1 as they face down their toughest challenger Tuggeranong in this week’s Match of the Round. Over at ANU, the Uni-Norths were left shocked after the Western Lions won in almost all divisions including Premier 1st’s. The home side had winger Panashe Kamhara put their first try down in only 25 seconds and a false sense of security hit the Owls. Wests hit back 20 minutes later forcing their way over the line in the maul after a gruelling few minutes attacking the Owls line. Uni-Norths knocked a penalty through moments later only to have Max Bode red carded a minute after the restart for an off-the-ball incident. A man down, Uni-Norths struggled to re-group and the Lions scored 4 tries in the second half, three of which were put down by flyhalf Seb Lorraway and the fourth to Andrew Parsons. Uni-Norths landed another try from Phil Ferreira but were left dazed when the full-time whistle blew to signal a 31-13 Wests victory.
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PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, Nicholls Enclosed
V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Scott Meakins Alex Small Nic Dobson Oscar Cunningham Marc Berthalot Jake Helgesen Sam O’Leary Ratikha Ilolahia Mitch Ward Josh Gillard Issac Walker Mitch Connolly Matt Hawke Jesse Kemp Luke Duffey
COACH: Daniel Atkins
THE LAST TIME
1. Fred Kaihea 2. Ben Gordon 3. Neori Nadruku 4. Ryan Jones 5. OJ Noa 6. Lewis Bozzato 7. Dan Penca 8. Sokai Tai 9. Mitch Douch 10. Zac Tarrant 11. Tom Ruediger 12. Will Goddard 13. Keith Morgan 14. Jamie Marmont 15. Riley Ahern
COACH: Paul Dillon CELEBRITY TIPS: Craig Leseberg (Brumbies Community Rugby GM)
- QUEANBEYAN -
It was a back and forth humdinger the last time these two sides met. Queanbeyan dominated the game for large portions spurred on by brumbies veteran Andrew Smith. Seemingly out of their hands, Gungahlin produced a stunning late comeback, scoring twice at the death, inspired by the mercurial Isaak Fines. With the score resting a 39-38, the Eagles had a kick to win it after the final hooter had sounded. It sailed wide and the Whites hung on for a close fought win.
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PREMIER DIVISION
V COLTS
SECOND GRADE
12.15pm, NICHOLLS ENCLOSED 1. Apenisa Driti 2. Ben Wilson 3. Junior Soli 4. Declan Brebner 5. Liam Bashford 6. Connor Jones 7. Nick Rumble 8. Max Swanenberg 9. Matt Clifton 10. Hendrix Beazley 11. Liam Elliot 12. Davey Williams 13. Ali Ngahe 14. Nathan Kelly 15. Sam Hyland
COACH: Troy Atkins
1. Vincent de Masson 2. Matt Taylor © 3. Francis Soakai-Tai 4. Becks Seeto 5. Lachlan Federow 6. Michael Gordon 7. Kane Kilmister 8. Noa Nadruku 9. Lewis Powley 10. Brad Winchester 11. Kyle Hanns 12. Wyll Holland 13. Puni Aupuni 14. Pat Byrne 15. Jackson Stuart
COACH: Daniel Hawke
1.40pm, NICHOLLS ENCLOSED 1. Steve Tora 2. Lachie Staib 3. Chris Grierson 4. Stuart Crew 5. Peter Jepperson 6. Andrew Cathie 7. Mitch Colbert 8. Kane Broderick 9. Matt Power 10. Dan Garner 11. Kylan Edwards 12. Mick Nicholas 13. Iai Taupeamuhu 14. Adam Rummery 15. Jonny Pawa
1. Sam Bartholomeusz 2. Jake Gordon 3. Jordan Cremerius 4. Joshua Townsend 5. Michael Edwards 6. Cameron Stanley 7. Daniel Naef 8. Tom Holland 9. Josh White 10. Billy Chalker 11. Anthony Bozzato 12. Nathan Smith 13. Jake Holland 14. Toni Fifita 15. Jeremy Taylor
COACH: Glen Carey
COACH: Sean Debenham
THE LAST TIME A well contested match up in Round one saw ill-discipline from the Eagles cost them late against Queanbeyan. Two evenly matched sides, scoring two tries a piece, the game was decided in the end by the boot of Queanbeyan’s Riley Ahern. The Whites also managed to get a win in Colts, a clean sweep for them in Premier grade.
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Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup Team of the Week - Round 7 1. Fred Kaihea (Queanbeyan) 2. TP Luteru (Wests)
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3. Mees Erasmus (Easts)
2
4. Jake Helgerson (Gungahlin) 5. Nick Jones (Uni-Norths)
2
3
3
6. Ryan Kiely (Wests) 7. Mitch Tye (Wests) 8. Peni Nifo (Easts)
2
9. Pedro Rolando (Royals)
2
10. Seb Lorraway (Wests) 11. Eremasi Kelei (Gungahlin) 12. Keith Morgan (Queanbeyan) 13. Otto Wrakonei (Easts)
2
14. Seth Going (Royals) 15. Jacob Angelatos (Easts) = Number of 2018 Nominations
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Next Weeks Fixtures Saturday 2 June 2018 2nd Division
Royals v Cooma (Phillip Enclosed Oval) Goulburn v Gungahlin (Poidevin Oval) Wests v Easts (Jamison Enclosed Oval) Uni-Norths v ADFA (ANU North Oval) Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Wests v Hall (Jamison Enclosed Oval) (David Campese Field) Uni-Norths v Gungahlin (ANU North Oval) Jindabyne v ADFA (John Connors Oval) First Division Batemans Bay v Boorowa (Hanging Rock) Royals v Cooma (Phillip Enclosed Oval) Braidwood v Yass Goulburn v Gungahlin (Poidevin Oval) (Braidwood Recreation Ground) Uni-Norths v ADFA (ANU North Oval) Bungendore v Gungahlin (Mick Sherd Oval) Wests v Hall (Jamison Enclosed Oval) Young v Tuggeranong (Cranfield Oval) Crookwell v Taralga (Crookwell) Queanbeyan v Easts/RMC (David Campese Field) Uni-Norths v Gungahlin (ANU North Oval) ADFA v Tuggeranong (Dowsett Oval)
All Premier Divisions
South Coast Monaro 2nd Division
Womens Division
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PREMIER DIVISION
V COLTS
SECOND GRADE
12.15pm, VIKING PARK 1. John Madjaga 2. Kahlil Waiariki 3. Angus Burns 4. James Ashleigh 5. Cooper Taeketa 6. Ben Pratt 7. Darcy McLeod 8. Tim Cushan 9. Seamus Smith 10. Jack Evenden 11. Jy Clarke 12. Billy Carberry 13. Sam Conti 14. Turri Hindes 15. Jack Gilmour
1.40pm, VIKING PARK 1. Andy Scheele 1. Liam McGrath 2. James Pearson 2. Sam Thomas 3. Andrew Rice 3. Brett Naylor 4. Jack Houston 4. Jayme Field 5. Brayton Revell 5. Tim Spry 6. Oliver Miller 6. Isiah Tikitau 7. Sam Villata 7. Vincent Pappas 8. Tom Iles 8. Richard Joyes 9. Tom Hallam 9. Blake Henman 10. Judd Kerrison 10. Jack Howard 11. Ben Cassie 11. Riley Turner 12. Harry Quinlan 12. Trai Henderson 13. Tyler Meredith Brown 13. Sam Gunning 14. Luci Fonoti 14. Nick Murray 15. Luke Nagle 15. Jayden Macken
COACH: Brendan Allardyce COACH: A Smith/P Maguire
COACH: Bryce McNicol
1. James Bundy 2. Sione Lolohea 3. Sione Tafui 4. Eddie Powell 5. Robbie Hogg 6. JP Lamilla Davison 7. Marc Taylor 8. Sam Ulavalu 9. Brady Spackman 10. Ben Brown 11. Matt Ingall 12. Nick Tankey 13. Hayden Eggerton 14. Chris Russell 15. Angus Le Lievre
COACH: Mick Burrows, Nigel Mulipola & Paul Driver
THE LAST TIME Vikings won handsomely in both the second grade and Colts match ups over Royals the last time these two met. In 2’s, Vikings won 55-26 killing off the game in the first period. Vikings Colts dominated Royals, comfortable on their way to a 49-19 win.
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1. Sione Taula 2. Michael Henry 3. Angus Wagner 4. Sam Allen 5. Callum Smith © 6. Ryhs Griffiths 7. Joey Vejvoda 8. Angus Allen 9. Ryne Bowden 10. Noah Lolesio 11. JP Mynhardt 12. Jordan Jackson-Hope 13. Ernest Suivai 14. Max Ravouvou 15. Brendan Teauki
COACH: Nick Scrivener
Match Officials: Referee: James Morris AR1: Robert Whyte AR2: Dennis Beissner
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THE ROUND
V ROYA LS
ON - FIRST GRADE
Viking Park
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
CELEBRITY TIPS: Craig Leseberg (Brumbies Community Rugby GM)
- ROYALS -
Filai Sione Michael Andrew-Copsy Joel Penders Will Morrison Alex Verass Dean Paragalli Luke Kimber Richy Mariota Pedro Rolando Matt Cole Liam Slater Liam Simonsson Lincoln Smith Seth Going Ben Johnston
COACH: Wayne Southwell, Adam Butt & Joe Kolo 13
FIRST DIVISION
The road to fame in rugby starts at grass root level and leads to Premier division, but it doesn’t just happen like that. Grades 5 through 2nd are filled with the lifeblood of the sport, whether the players be young and fresh faced or getting on and trying to stay in touch with their athletic side.
The Vikings will be coming out with their teeth flashing after this week’s biggest win margin of 51-points against Cooma. With a 68-17 victory, Tuggeranong flexed hard on the Southern most side who’ve been struggling to string a win together since Round 1.
Cooma will have to straighten up before taking on the only team above Tuggeranong on the ladder; Royals. The comp leaders reminded Queanbeyan who’s boss was with 33-19 victory at David Campese Oval. Queanbeyan to their credit, were the only team to score in the first half and will have to bring that flare again this Hall had a close call whilst visiting Gungahlin weekend. with the home side doing their best to keep up with the top-four-team in a 26-19 battle. Easts/RMC will be visiting David Campese Oval Gungahlin will now be preparing to take on after missing their chance to play against ADFA someone their own size when they come in Griffith. To make up for the missed game, Easts against Goulburn at Poidevin Oval as they will want to make an impact against Queanbeyan and ADFA will go looking for trouble at ANU as challenge each other for 6th position. Uni-Norths look to improve on their surprise loss Goulburn will be looking to bag another win to Wests. after running circles around Young at home with a 17-point difference by full time. The 31- In Second Grade, Tuggeranong left a sting 14 game saw Young do their best up against against Cooma with a 44-7 game and Gungahlin the resilient team but couldn’t hold them took a convincing 34-14 victory against Hall. out. Young’s task this weekend is to host a Queanbeyan only just managed to hold on formidable looking Tuggeranong side. against the Royals with a 29-26 win at home and Wests were feeling the flow of the other grades with a 44-14 win over Uni-Norths. In the First Division First Grade comp this week, Wests came through to win away at ANU against a confused Uni-Norths team 2912. Wests will now look forward to their match against Hall and hope to hold their own.
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South Coast Monaro – 2nd Division
The South Coast Monaro Second Division Round Six roundup sees Gungahlin, Taralga Jindabyne and Yass celebrate big wins while Bungendore, Boorowa, Batemans Bay and Batemans Bay were left to lick their wounds and hope for better turnouts in the future.
The Gungahlin Eagles continued their resurgence in the division with a resounding win over Braidwood at Nicholls Enclosed Oval. The Gungahlin side, affectionately known as the Bald Eagles or ‘Baldies’ for short shut out Braidwood, 52-0, scoring a plethora of superb tries while keeping a staunch defence for the entire game. A great result for Gungahlin as they march up the table, a home turn against ADFA is next on their agenda. Braidwood will hope to recover with an away trip to Batemans Bay this afternoon. Batemans Bay were swept aside by table topping Taralga in Round eight, the final score in a blowout win, 57 – 0 in favour of Taralga.
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Taralga hooker Isaac Elliot and Winger Michael Bennett nabbed a brace of tries a piece while scrum-half Ben Thomas managed to score a hat-trick of tries in Taralga’s demolition of the Bay. Taralga take on Boorowa today, before a clash of giants next week when they take on Crookwell in the competitions most anticipated game of the season. Crookwell had the bye this week but will be back in action today at home against Jindabyne. Jindabyne managed to hold off Bungendore, 36-34 in a real nail-biter in Round 8. Yass are coming off a tight win over Boorowa last week and will be full of confidence today. Yass ran in four tries from Sam Pye, James Davies, Jordan Fulivai and Brody Anderson but the difference on the day was the boot of Mark Dowling. The left winger kicked two penalties and three conversions to get his side over the line.
Women’s Preview
The Women’s division had just one fixture last week but boy was it a nail-biter. The defending champions Royals scaped by the much-improved Uni-norths Owls girls 5-0 in a match up that could well be repeated when finals time comes around.
Tuggeranong face Gungahlin this week, a repeat of Round one when the ViQueens put 116 points on the Eagles without reply.
It was the first time the two sides had met since their preliminary final clash in 2017. That game was a much higher scoring affair, though it was equally tense, Royals prevailing 33-29 at Viking Park.
ACT Womens rugby got a boost this week with the news that the Brumbies Women will be playing an exhibition match against Fiji Women, Monday 11 June – the Queens Birthday Holiday – at ANU North Oval.
Royals Women’s win means they now sit two points in front of the Owls, with the Tuggeranong ViQueens way out ahead on 27 match points, nine more than Royals.
This is the first time that the Fijian Rugby Union is sending a women’s 15s team to Australia, which is part of their build up towards their test tournaments at the end of the year.
The other game will see ADFA host Royals at Dowsett Oval.
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1st Division 1st Grade 3pm Poidevin 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.
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2nd DIVISION TEAMS
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2nd Division 10.40am Nicholls Enclosed Oval
V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Luke Wild Ash Unicomb Ben Stuart Joe Loeschnauer Harry Sheperd Greg Newham Oliver Kwong Vaughn Stephen-Smiles Luke Shaw Chris O’Connor Jacob Bamford Will Gurney Jay Bartholomew Barry Springfellar TBC
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
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2nd Division 2.30pm Taralga Sports Field
V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Jace Cosgrove Isaac Elliott Matt Bird Harrison Grashorn Will Hedley Steve Anable Tom Croker Sam Conlon BJ Thomas Joel Croker Michael Bennett Pete Epati-Mavia Nicholas Bennett Darcy Hedley Jimmy Marmont
COACH: Evan Rees
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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
Women’s Division TEAMS
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Women’s Division 10.55am Vikings Park
V 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Ash Dobson Rachele Brown Jess Howard Jackie Lyras Tanera Wright Sophie Lambie Shayna Siakimotu Sam Chikirov Ari Glass Ellen Anable Nakiya Smith Sammie Wood Maggie Downs Charlie Foster TBC
COACH: Greg Ward
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Violetta Tupuola Kylie Jay Peta Cox © Emily Sogal Michaela Leonard Katelyn Jensen Emily Jane Tayla Stanford Rhianna Burke Carly Hill Regan Hart Paris Robinson Kirra Burke Kahlee Adams Ashley Karra
COACH: Peter Hawke/Geoff Adam
Women’s Division 12pm Dowsett Oval
ADFA 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
V 1. Agnes Faigafa 2. Louise Burrows 3. Bree Harris 4. Mary Bullock 5. Emily Brandt 6. Ashlea Bishop 7. Skye Churchill 8. Katie Rose 9. Kiahan Bellchambers 10. Kasey Dragisic 11. Isabel Vargas 12. Carlotta Guerreschi 13. Charlee Hopkins 14. Ane Auva’a 15. Darcy Read
COACH: Darren Goodwin
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COMPETITION LADDERS: 2018 REVIEW 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION
PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Royals
5
1
0
61
4
28
Tuggeranong
4
1
1
125
5
27
Queanbeyan
4
2
0
-2
4
24
Easts
3
2
1
-46
4
22
Wests
1
4
1
-30
5
15
Uni-Norths
1
4
1
-19
3
13
Gungahlin
1
5
0
-89
5
13
Team – 2nd
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Queanbeyan
6
0
0
122
5
33
Tuggeranong
5
1
0
93
5
29
Uni-Norths
4
2
0
54
4
24
Royals
2
4
0
-7
7
19
Gungahlin
2
4
0
-2
5
17
Wests
2
4
0
-85
3
15
Easts
0
6
0
-175
0
4
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Hall
6
1
0
117
6
30
Royals
6
1
0
133
5
29
Tuggeranong
4
1
2
72
6
26
ADFA
4
0
1
139
5
23
Queanbeyan
4
3
0
69
7
23
Goulburn
4
1
1
79
4
22
Gungahlin
2
5
0
40
6
14
Uni-Norths
2
4
1
-95
0
10
Wests
2
5
0
-185
2
10
Easts/RMC
1
4
1
-77
3
9
Young
1
6
0
-125
5
9
Cooma
1
6
0
-167
4
8
Team – 2nd
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Gungahlin
5
1
0
110
6
30
Tuggeranong
5
2
0
109
6
26
Queanbeyan
4
2
0
39
5
25
RMC
4
0
0
111
3
23
4
3
0
35
4
20
Team – Colts
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Royals
Tuggeranong
6
0
0
121
4
32
Wests
3
4
0
-1
7
19
ADFA
3
1
0
-10
3
19
Queanbeyan
4
2
0
93
6
26
Royals
3
3
0
4
4
20
Goulburn
1
4
0
-20
4
12
Uni-Norths
2
5
0
-13
3
11
Gungahlin
3
3
0
24
3
19
Uni-Norths
2
4
0
6
6
18
Hall
1
5
0
-154
0
8
Cooma
0
5
0
-206
0
4
Easts
2
4
0
-71
2
14
Wests
1
5
0
-177
2
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WOMEN’S DIVISION
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Team – 1st
Team
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Tuggeranong
5
0
0
286
3
27
Royals
3
2
0
-30
2
18
Uni-Norths
2
3
0
40
4
16
ADFA
1
2
0
-97
0
13
Gungahlin
0
4
0
-199
2
6
SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team
W
L
D
Df
BP
Pts
Crookwell
6
0
0
154
6
30
Taralga
6
0
0
216
5
29
Jindabyne
4
2
0
98
3
19
B’Bay
3
3
0
-14
5
17
Gungahlin
3
4
0
-24
2
14
Yass
2
4
0
54
5
13
Boorowa
2
3
0
-5
4
12
Bungendore
2
3
0
79
3
11
Braidwood
0
5
0
-259
0
0
ADFA
0
4
0
-303
0
0
REFEREES APPOINTMENTS SATURDAY 26 MAY 2018
Time
Division
Grade
Home
Away
Referee
3:15pm
Premier
1st
Gungahlin
Queanbeyan
Ingram, Brodie
1:50pm
Premier
2nd
Gungahlin
Queanbeyan
Henshaw, Reece
12:25pm
Premier
Colts
Gungahlin
Queanbeyan
Burnell, Chad
3:25pm
Premier
1st
Tuggeranong
Royals
Morris, James
2:05pm
Premier
2nd
Tuggeranong
Royals
Whyte, Robert
12:45pm
Premier
Colts
Tuggeranong
Royals
Beissner, Dennis
Division
Grade
Time
Home
Away
Referee
3:00pm
Division 1
1st
ADFA
Goulburn
Huggins, Matthew
1:30pm
Division 1
2nd
ADFA
Goulburn
Zucchetto, Glenn
Time
Division
Grade
Home
Away
Referee
2:30pm Second
1st
Batemans Bay
Braidwood
Corin, Greg
2:30pm Second
1st
Crookwell
Jindabyne
Billett, Graeme
2:30pm Second
1st
Gungahlin
ADFA
Cabot, Ben
2:30pm Second
1st
Taralga
Boorowa
Hagan, James
2:30pm Second
1st
Yass
Bungendore
Tummers, Mitchell
Time
Division
Grade
Home
Away
Referee
12:00pm
Womens
1st
ADFA
Royals
Konig, Nye
11:25am
Womens
1st
Tuggeranong
Gungahlin
Fenton, Richard
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