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PREMIER DIVISION: First Grade

EASTS END LONG WINLESS DROUGHT

The big story from Round 1 of the Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup was Easts’ ending their 1,106-day winless-drought, with their 22-20 success over Uni-Norths Owls in the Hahn SuperDry Match of the Round sparking scenes of jubilation at Griffith Oval. Prior to this positive result, Easts had lost forty matches in a row and shipped over 2,000 points so it’s understandable that when flyhalf Jacob Angelatos bagged a conversion of George Morseu’s matchwinning try that the Easts players, officials and supporters were in dreamland. What’s important for Tim Cornforth and his team now is to build momentum off the back of that result, starting with the visit to Jamison Oval and the challenge of 2017 beaten Grand Finalists Wests. It was a remarkable tale of resoluteness in the face of adversity and capped a memorable first trio of fixtures in a competition that celebrates its 80th Anniversary in 2018. Incredibly, three matches were decided by a point’s aggregate of only four. Champions Royals went undefeated throughout the 2017 season but they can hardly have been pushed much harder

than they were last weekend at Viking Park where a fast-finishing Tuggeranong Vikings threatened to overturn a 14-32 deficit into the most unlikely of victories. Earlier, Royals had shown their class coming from 14-3 down at half-time. Royals get the week off in Round 2 whilst the Vikings travel to Gungahlin Enclosed to take on Gungahlin Eagles. The Eagles had their own disappointment to deal with in Round 1 as they were pipped in an absolute thriller at David Campese Field in Queanbeyan. The visitors crossed for halfa-dozen tries but, ultimately, fell to a nerveshredding 39-38 defeat as the Whites got their season off to a flying start. The Queanbeyanbased side will be hoping they have a less nailbiting finale to their fixture with Uni-North Owls at ANU North Oval. In premier Division Second Grade fixtures last weekend, there were opening day wins for Uni-Norths (26-7 over Easts), Vikings (53-26 over Royals) and Whites (26-22 over Eagles). And the same trio of clubs were successful at Colts as Uni-Norths (24-17 over Easts), Vikings (49-19 over Royals) and Whites (12-10 over Eagles) got their 2018 campaigns off to a winning start.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.05pm, NORTH OVAL, ANU

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

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

COACH: Tony Doherty

COACH: Paul Dillon CELEBRITY TIPS:

THE LAST TIME

BRUMBY JACK

- QUEANBEYAN -

The Queanbeyan Whites emerged as the victors in the last meeting between this duo when the pair met at ANU North Oval in Round 11 on Saturday 17 June 2017. Queanbeyan scored three tries in the 33-23 success with Soakai Tai, Liam Moseley and Larry Manu crossing, whilst fullback Daniel Matthews landed four penalties and three conversions in a personal haul of eighteen points. The Owls trailed 6-17 at the interval and could find no way back into the contest.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, NORTH OVAL, ANU 1. Zac Duchan 2. James Lynch 3. Eamon Moore 4. Duncan Hood 5. James Nicolas 6. Oli Fairfield-Smith 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. Francis Soakia-Maine 2. Matt Taylor (c) 3. Vincent de Masson 4. Lachlan Federow 5. Michael Gordon 6. Noa Nadruku 7. Kane Kilmiester 8. Wyll Holland 9. Lewis Powley 10. Brad Winchester 11. Kyle Hanns 12. Jake Powley 13. Pat Byrne 14. Elijah Chadwick 15. Jackson Stuart

COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH: Daniel Hawke

1. Drew Powell 1. Jordan Cremerius 2. Sam Ogilivy 2. Jake Gordon 3. Koli Tamata 3. Sam Bartholomeusz 4. Cal Dawson 4. Levi Shaw 5. Stee Tiko 5. Josh Townsend 6. Ned O’Neill 6. Daniel Naef 7. Tom Mulquinney 7. Lewis Bozzato 8. Angus Judd 8. Sokai Tai 9. Paddy Callaughan 9. Ben O’Halloran 10. Tamera Hikaru 10. Zac Tarrant 11. Rob Carver 11. Anthony Bozzato 12. Tino Manuolevao 12. Riley Ahern 13. Angus Whittle 13. Toni Fifita 14. Gareth Watts 14. Angus Balmaks 15. Sam Irwin 15. Caleb Malisauskas

COACH: Wayne Giddings

COACH: Sean Debenham

THE LAST TIME A semi-final showdown marks the last time Owls and Whites met in Second Grade with the Whites ending the Owls season by recording a 17-13 win at Viking Park in the semi-final last season. That was ample revenge for Queanbeyan who had been heavily beaten, 32-5, in the regular season match at ANU North Oval in Round 11. There was a role reversal in Colts as Whites won their semi-final clash 31-17 having also won the ANU North fixture, 44-5, earlier that year.

BOB HITCHCOCK TERRITORY SHIELD

There’s a new piece of silverware up for grabs during the 2018 Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup as teams compete for the Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield throughout the duration of the regular season of competition. This format will see whichever team holding the Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield at the end of the season proclaimed the winners and having their name engraved on the trophy before the recommencement of the challenge in 2019. Already the competition for the Shield has been fierce with the inaugural match allowing Easts to become the maiden victors. Easts put the Shield up for Challenge in their Round 4 match on Saturday 28 April, when they welcome the reigning Champions Canberra Royals to Griffith Oval, one of a trio of matches set for that week alongside Queanbeyan Whites against Tuggeranong Vikings and Gungahlin Eagles versus Wests. So, just who is Bob Hitchcock?

For those who may be unaware Bob Hitchcock OAM is an ACT Rugby Life Member as well as being a Life Member of the Queanbeyan Whites club. He has been a significant

contributor to ACT Rugby Union as a player, coach and volunteer throughout many years of service to the game in Canberra and the surrounding region. His extensive coaching career included several ACT Representative Teams, the National U21s, and the Emerging Wallabies. Bob is also a huge advocate of the Women’s game and was coach of the Australian Women’s team from 1995-1998, a stint that included the 1998 Women’s Rugby World Cup. He was later Assistant Coach of the national team in 2001-2002, being part of the squad that travelled to the 2002 Women’s Rugby World Cup as well as coaching the Australian Women 7’s side. Awarded ACT Coach of the Year on two occasions, Hitchcock’s other extensive involvement in Rugby, both internationally and locally saw him inducted into the ACT Sports Hall of Fame and subsequently be awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2012. A quite incredible career and a lifetime devoted, mostly as a volunteer, to the game he loves.

2018 Round 3 Fixtures

RMC v Cooma (Portsea Oval) Hall v Uni-Norths Owls (Hall Oval) Royals v Gungahlin (Phillip Enclosed) Vikings v Goulburn (Viking Park) Uni-Norths v Vikings (NAU North Oval) Wests v Whites (Jamison Enclosed)

Premier Division:

South Coast Monaro Second Division:

Taralga v ADFA (Taralga Sports Field) Boorowa v Gungahlin (Boorowa Showground) Wests v Whites (Jamison Enclosed) Bungendore v Crookwell (Mick Sherd Oval) Royals v Gungahlin (Philip Enclosed) Jindabyne v Braidwood (John Connors Oval) Easts/RMC v Cooma (Portsea Oval) Yass v Batemans Bay (Victoria Park) Hall v Uni-Norths Owls (Hall Oval) Vikings v Goulburn (Viking Park) Young v ADFA (Cranfield Oval) Vikings v Uni-Norths Owls (Viking Park) Royals v Gungahlin Eagles (Philip Enclosed)

1st Division:

Women’s Division – Round 2

2nd Division:

Wests v Whites (Jamison Enclosed) Royals v Gungahlin (Philip Enclosed)

Congratulations Peni Nifo of Easts who was named the Vodafone Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the Round 1 clash between Easts and Uni-Norths With thanks to Vodafone Peni receives a set of Samsung LEVEL On headphones for himself and Easts Junior Rugby.

man of the match

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.15pm, Gungahlin Enclosed

1.50pm, Gungahlin Enclosed

1. Tom Ross 1. Ben Pratt 2. Ben Wilson 2. John Madjaga 3. Oscar Cunningham 3. Angus Burns 4. Declan Brebner 4. James Ashleigh 5. Liam Bashford 5. Cooper Taekata 6. Jack Hale 6. Ben Gillespie 7. Max Swanenberg 7. Isaac Weston 8. Apenisa Driti 8. Isiah Tikitau 9. Matt Clifton 9. Seamus Smith 10. Hendrix Beazley 10. Jayden Macken 11. Nathan Kelly 11. JY Clarke 12. Iai Taupeamuhu 12. Billy Carberry 13. Nedd Brockman 13. Jack Gilmour 14. Riley Basso 14. Turri Hynds 15. Kylan Edwards 15. Nick Marshall

1. Scott Meakins 2. Rian Murphy 3. Chris Grierson 4. Aero Lambert 5. Peter Jeppersen 6. Lachie Staib 7. Mitch Colbert 8. Ben McGee 9. Mitch Ward 10. Dan Garner 11. Adam Rummery 12. Mitch Connolly 13. Eremasi Kelei 14. Scott Brady 15. Jonny Pawa

1. Liam McGrath 2. Junior Sotogi 3. Dan Solofa 4. Tim Spry 5. George Uieleia 6. Sam Allen 7. Rhys Griffiths 8. Damien Gubler 9. Ryne Bowden 10. Jack Evenden 11. Riley Turner 12. Trai Henderson 13. JP Mynhardt 14. Max Rouvouvo 15. Ernest Suivai

COACH: Troy Atkins

COACH: Glen Carey

COACH: Bryce McNicol

COACH: Brendan Allardyce

THE LAST TIME In their last home match against the Vikings, played at Nicholls Enclosed Oval, the Eagles were narrowly beaten 24-29 despite scoring four tries including a brace to prop Rian Murphy. In Colts, 2017 beaten finalists Gungahlin came out on top the last time this pair met, the semifinal fixture at Viking Park in August. The Eagles claimed a 29-22 win on that occasion having already downed the Vikings 12-10 at Nicholls Enclosed in their home match in Round 5.

MATCH OF THE ROUND EAG L ES V V IK ING S PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.15pm, Gungahlin Enclosed

1. Ray Dobson 2. Alex Small 3. Nic Dobson 4. Stuart Crew 5. JP Fenukitau 6. Ratikha Ilolahia 7. Jake Helgesen 8. Xavier Duffy 9. Issak Fines 10. Mack Hansen 11. Eli Sinoti 12. Luke Duffey 13. Matt Hawke 14. Jamie Kotz 15. Isaac Walker

COACH: Daniel Atkins

Match Officials: Referee: Brodie Ingram AR1: Robert Whyte AR2: Steve Peak

MATCH OF THE ROUND EAGLES V VI KI NG S PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.15pm, Gungahlin Enclosed

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. Ryan Lonergan 10. Isaac Thompson 11. Len Ikitau 12. Jordan Jackson-Hope 13. Isiah Tittor 14. Joe Langtry 15. Brendan Teauki

CELEBRITY TIPS: BRUMBY JACK

COACH: Nick Scrivener

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FIRST DIVISION

Queanbeyan Whites stamped a statement of intent on the First Division First Grade competition with an opening day hammering of Champions Gungahlin Eagles at David Campese Field. The Whites roared to a 44-17 success over the Eagles who were second best in most departments and were left licking their wounds after a chastening experience. Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll aim to bounce back in emphatic fashion when they welcome Tuggeranong Vikings to Gungahlin Enclosed Oval in Round 2 in a re-match of last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s showdown. Vikings will themselves be looking for a first win of 2018 after going down in their first match of the season, beaten 19-12 by Royals at Viking Park. Centre Jason Swain crossed for a double for the victorious Royals with flanker Jonathan Curran also scoring. Winger James Thompson claimed a brace of tires for Cooma in their exhilarating 32-27 win over Young at Rotary Oval and the New South Walians will face a test of their credentials when they clash with ADFA in Cooma in Round 2. The Defence Force team romped to a 43-10 success over Wests in their season opener.

STATEMENT OF INTENT FROM WHITES

Mitchell Greig crossing twice, alongside further five-pointers from Sam Oliver, James Murphy and Jacob Betts. Murphy ended with thirteen points having knocked over four conversions. Hall travel to Young this weekend. Elsewhere, nothing could separate Easts/RMC and Uni-Norths Owls with the teams sharing a 14-14 draw. The Owls host the Whites in Round 2 whilst Easts/RMC travel to play Wests at Jamison Oval. There were five equally exciting clashes as the First Division Second Grade competition got underway with Champions Tuggeranong Vikings beaten in their first match defending the crown, Royals emerging victorious by 21-14 at Viking Park. Fellow 2017 finalists Queanbeyan Whites had a better start to their campaign, seeing off Gungahlin Eagles 2521. The Eagles meet the Vikings at Gungahlin Enclosed in Round 2 with the Whites travelling to ANU to tackle the Uni-Norths-Owls.

The Owls will be hoping for better luck from that fixture after failing to land a blow against RMC at Griffith Oval, the military College easing to a convincing 26-0 success. There were also opening day wins for ADFA, who saw off Wests in a thriller 37-33, and Hall, who Hall meanwhile secured a five-try bonus squeaked past Goulburn 15-14. point win over Goulburn at Hall Oval, flanker

South Coast Monaro – 2nd Division HUGE WIN FOR YASS, CROOKWELL ROLL ON There was a huge win for Yass in the opening round of the South Coast Monaro Second Division competition as they inflicted a 76-0 hammering on ADFA at the Defence Force’s own Dowsett Oval. The visiting team were in simply irresistible form for most of the encounter with ADFA, claiming a round dozen tries with left wing Mark Dowling leading the way with a hattrick. Four other players, Michael Regan, Samuel Pye, Alex Fry and James Carter all racked up a double. Champions Crookwell, who thrashed Taralga in the Grand Final last season, started the defence of their crown in some style, crushing Gungahlin 49-5 at Crookwell Memorial Oval. The win does nothing to dispel the notion that they’ll be pushing for a repeat performance in 2018. Crookwell travel to Braidwood in Round 2 whilst Yass are also on the road, heading to Taralga. The latter fixture should be an intriguing prospect as Taralga started their season

in fine fettle, seeing off Jindabyne 33-7 at Taralga Sports Field, flanker Thomas Croker having a day to remember by scoring three tries. Harrison Grashorn and James Marmont ensured a bonus point win for the home team. The vanquished Jindabyne will look to start again when they set off for Boorowa but will there meet an in-form home side. Boorowa served notice of their 2018 credentials by registering over half a century of points in a 55-14 drubbing of Braidwood at the Boorowa Showground to commence their push for finals football and they will fancy their chances of going two from two despite suffering home and away losses to Jindabyne in the 2017 edition. Boorowa made the semi-finals last season and will be keen to get at least that far again. The Round 2 fixtures are rounded out by Bungendore hosting ADFA and Gungahlin welcoming Bateman’s Bay to Nicholls Enclosed Oval. Batemans’s Bay won their Round 1 match against Bungendore down the Coast with a 24-12 win at Hanging Rock.

Women’s Preview COMPETITION SET TO GET UNDERWAY

This weekend sees the official opening round of the Women’s Rugby competition even though, for two teams at least, the 2018 competitive action has already begun. That’s because ADFA and Uni-Norths Owls jump-started their campaign a week earlier by playing a scheduled Round 5 clash at Griffith Oval. That turned out to be an inspired decision for the Owls who got their season off to the best possible start by recording a 31-17 win over the Defence Force outfit. The Owls will now take the week off before returning to the field in Round 2 when they meet Tuggeranong Vikings at Viking Park on Saturday 21 April. By then the Vikings will have got their season underway after travelling to meet Gungahlin Eagles at Nicholls Enclosed Oval. The Vikings, who were

beaten Grand Finalists in 2017, thrashed the Eagles 85-0 at this venue last season and followed that up with an 81-0 trouncing at Viking Park. Understandably, they are heavy favourites for the win. The other match that will start the campaign will see the Champions Royals head to Dowsett Oval and a tussle with ADFA. Both these teams had an up-anddown 2017 with Royals, of course, stripped of all their competition points but making the last four shakedown due to ADFA’s inability to field a team in the finals. That lifeline allowed their star-studded team the chance to go all the way and they duly obliged with a memorable, and heart-stopping, 29-22 win over the Vikings on Grand Final day. There may be, therefore, some unfinished business for ADFA and a cracking match is anticipated.

PREMIER DIVISION - FIRST GRADE 3.25pm, Jamison Enclosed

V 1. Tauati Chan-Tung 2. Matt Toward 3. Ben Coutts 4. Liam Rasch 5. Richie Arnold 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

1. Feleti Kaihea 2. Samuel Samuelu (vc) 3. Mees Erasmus 4. Connor McGoverne 5. Augustin Limaleba 6. Rowland Mateyawa 7. Langi Lolotonga 8. Peni Nifo 9. Jacob Abel (c) 10. Jacob Angelatos 11. Ratu Jone Pio Macanawai 12. Carlos Marr 13. Otto Wrakonei 14. George Morseu 15. William Callen

COACH: Craig Robberds, Luke Roberts & Junior Luteru

COACH: Tim Cornforth

THE LAST TIME

CELEBRITY TIPS: BRUMBY JACK

- EASTS -

Coincidentally, these two last met at Jamison Oval in Round 2 last season with Easts making the trip to Wests on Saturday 1 April 2017. Once there, Wests proved they were the stronger of the two teams as Easts winless run continued. Paotonu Luteru scored two tries for Wests who cantered to a bonus-point 41-0 win, crossing the whitewash six times in total as Bruce Kaino, Luke Morrison, Junior Luteru and Te Campbell celebrated tries.

PREMIER DIVISION

V COLTS

SECOND GRADE

12.25pm, Jamison Enclosed

1.50pm, Jamison Enclosed

1. Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly 2. Harry Black 3. Lachlan Coyle 4. Jackson Bretton 5. James Tuck 6. Montell Boyle 7. Josh Connell 8. Allan Wratten 9. Harry Crawford 10. Dan Leerdam 11. Mon Sikoulabout 12. Lealofisa Vaili Lilia 13. Tyson Cooper 14. Eddie Simon 15. Kyle Shand

1. Thomas Watego 2. Ben Jelf-Smith 3. Liam Bilston 4. Tuu Lolotonga 5. Dom Monu 6. Kelepi Baba 7. Jarod Northam 8. Rhys Morcom 9. Liam Harrison 10. Todd McManus 11. Ryan Nicholson 12. Luke Heckenberg 13. Simon Aiono 14. Davis Tuvalu 15. Tiko Twist

1. Dave Amosa 2. Liam Bacon 3. Tyson Soli 4. Hayden Scott 5. Tristan Stanley 6. Kyle Baulman 7. Scott Wilson 8. Sitauti Mailei 9. Geoff Cox 10. Reece Fuller 11. Amos King 12. Mils Finau 13. Jeremy Sefo 14. Ben Jager 15. Caleb Stevens

COACH: Charlie Eichholzer

COACH: Dan Wetherall

COACH: Rob McDougal, Craig COACH: Nick Nagel Bretton & Mike Hogan

1. Fabian Mala 2. Risati Soanai 3. Feleti Kaihea 4. Angus Pagett 5. Gavin McMullan 6. Tom Pilkinton 7. Matthew Breen 8. Jemaine Lamothe 9. Simon Webber 10. Julius Lafele 11. Henri Ritman 12. Matty Funaki 13. Jacob Boland 14. James Middleton 15. Lachlan Glenn

THE LAST TIME Wests claimed a league victory over Easts in the 2017 regular season fixture between the teams in Second Grade, winning 56-8 on Saturday 1 April, Round 2. The bonus-point win was as comprehensive as the scoreline suggested. It was less straightforward in Colts however as Easts registered a three-try 22-14 upset win as Liam Bilston, Simon Aiono and Justin Sproul crossed. Wests would end the season bottom of the Colts ladder with Easts finishing fifth.

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1st DIVISION TEAMS

1st Division 1st Grade 11.05 am Gungahlin Enclosed

V 1. Anthony Thompson 2. Andrew Cathie 3. Steve Tora 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

1. Ryan Slater 2. Swanny Puteho 3. Cousin Fiji 4. Ethan Brazel 5. 6. Andrew Talaina 7. Dan Uieleia 8. Siope Naeata 9. Blake Henman 10. John Gibson 11. Riley Banks 12. Bryce Toatoa 13. Owen Barker 14. Jeremy Mututu 15. Steve Niovani

COACH: Robbie Vejvoda

1st Division 1st Grade 11.05 am Jamison Oval

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

EASTS/RMC

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

COACH: John Ryan/Rod Palmer

1st Division 1st Grade 12.15pm ANU North Oval

V 1. REILLY PICKERING 2. ROB KRAUSS 3. JOSH COLLINS 4. KYLE WOOD 5. GIL RICKEY 6. ED DUDLEY 7. DOUG MORGAN-THOMAS 8. LIAM JONES 9. PHIL WEBB 10. JOSH CAROL-FAJARDA 11. SEMISI INVARATURE 12. JONNO CHAMBERS 13. LACHLAN FRASER 14. TOM ANDERSON 15. RICHARD KING

1. Tyron Dargue 2. Thomas Coffey 3. Jason Wirangi 4. Daniel Sweeney 5. Braeden Smith 6. Zach Byrnes 7. Thomas Newcombe 8. Cameron Stanley 9. Tristian Ferris 10. Fraser Kemp 11. Ivan Fifita 12. Nathan Smith 13. Eriene Apineru 14. Luke Cochrane 15. Simi Latu

COACH: ROB KRAUSS

COACH: Luke Cochrane

1st Division 1st Grade 3.00pm Rotary Oval, Cooma

COOMA

ADFA

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

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: Nathan Boate

COACH: Brad Heskett

1st Division 1st Grade 3.00pm Poidevan Oval, Goulburn

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. Mark Garraway 2. Mark Jones 3. Ed Garraway 4. Jerome Freestone 5. Tom Hunt 6. Padric Buchi 7. Marc Taylor 8. Connor Blake 9. Rob Singh 10. Brady Spackman 11. Matt Ingall 12. Pete Murrell 13. Craig McMahon 14. Jack Taylor 15. Patrick Warr

1st Division 2nd Grade 9.45am Gungahlin Enclosed

V 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

1. Nick Stokes 2. Colin Montgomery 3. Ben Gillespie 4. Siaosi Fokololo 5. Joel 6. Lee Boswell 7. Sven Baker 8. Pete Conroy 9. Liam Bevan 10. Mitch Bowden 11. Morgan Hirst 12. Liam Knife 13. Alipate Mahanga 14. Jeremy Mututu 15. Toby Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien

1st Division 2nd Grade 7pm Portsea Oval â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 13th April

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

COACH: Julian Baratta

RMC 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 10.55pm ANU North Oval

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

ADAM SUN CONNOR XAVIER ADRIAN FITZGERALD BRETT BAYNHAN TBC CHARLIE FAIRFIELD SMITH ANTHONY SMITH ALEX RADFORD GREG HALL FINDLAY DOYLE SOLO INVARATURE BEN HILLSON CHRIS YOUNG BRETT QIGGINS JOSH RUSSELL-EDWARDS

COACH: DAVID CREAGH

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

Daniel Vrkic Bobby Waters Mika Eli Michael Edwards Braden Reid Jack Ison Eddie Eteuati Shaun Maloney Daniel Irvine Michael Doyle Dom Finau Zac Ward Thomas Sullivan Daniel Bevan Hayden Say

COACH: Michael Doyle

1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Rotary Oval, Cooma

COOMA

ADFA

1. Dean Trickey 2. Jamie Rogers 3. TBA 4. TBA 5. Ben Rolfe 6. James Moore (c) 7. TBA 8. Christopher Robertson 9. Austin Willis 10. Aaron Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shea 11. John Maslin 12. Josh McDonald 13. Christian Parker 14. TBA 15. Corey Stockton

1. Connor Hoban 2. Guy Rayfield 3. Bailey Lambourne 4. Andrew Farrands 5. Andrew Rudge 6. Mathew Fragiacomo 7. Mathew Jolly 8. Jordan Duckworth 9. Mitchell Egan 10. Tayne Mann (C) 11. Ryan Tipping 12. Lincoln Rolfe 13. Harry Bull 14. Alex Plath 15. Charles Syvret

COACH: Nathan Boate

COACH: Trent Beilken

1st Division 2nd Grade 1.30pm Poidevan Oval, Goulburn

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. 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. David Ulavalu

2nd Division TEAMS

2nd Division 2.30pm Taralga Sports Field, Taralga

V 1. Jace Cosgrove 2. Isaac Elliott 3. Matt Bird 4. Charlie Croker 5. Chris Roberts 6. Steve Anable 7. Tom Croker 8. Harrison Grashorn 9. BJ Thomas 10. Joel Croker 11. Michael Bennett 12. Christian Hoolihan 13. Nicholas Bennett 14. Darcy Hedley 15. Jimmy Marmont

COACH: Evan Rees

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

2nd Division 2.30pm Mick Sherd Oval. Bungendore

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 1.00pm Nicholls Enclosed 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. 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

COMPETITION LADDERS: 2017 REVIEW

PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION

1ST DIVISION COMPETITION

Team – 1st

Pts

Team – 1st

Pts

Easts

ADFA

Queanbeyan

Royals

Hall

Wests

Cooma

Gungahlin

-1

Royals

Tuggeranong

-1

Easts/RMC

Uni-Norths

-2

Uni-Norths

Young

-5

Team – 2nd

Pts

Tuggeranong

-7

Tuggeranong

Goulburn

-12

Uni-Norths

Gungahlin

-27

Queanbeyan

Wests

-33

Wests

Gungahlin

-4

Team – 2nd

Pts

Royals

-29

RMC

Easts

-19

Team – Colts

Pts

Tuggeranong

Uni-Norths

Queanbeyan

Wests

Gungahlin

-2

Easts

-7

Royals

-30

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Team

Pts

Yass

Crookwell

Boorowa

Taralga

B’Bay

Bungendore

-12

Jindabyne

-26

Braidwood

-41

Gungahlin

-44

ADFA

-76

ADFA

Queanbeyan

Royals

Hall

Cooma

Gungahlin

-1

Wests

-4

Goulburn

-1

Tuggeranong

-7

Uni-Norths

-26

WOMEN’S DIVISION Team

Pts

Uni-Norths

Gungahlin

Royals

Tuggeranong

ADFA

-14

REFEREES APPOINTMENTS FRIDAY 13TH APRIL 2018

Time

Division

Grade

Home

Away

Referee

19:00

Division 1

2nd

Wests

RMC

Palmer, Geoffrey

SATURDAY 14 APRIL 2018

Time

Division

Grade

Home

Away

Referee