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Uni-Norths v Easts – ANU North Oval, 2:35pm Wests v Queanbeyan – Jamison Oval, 3:15pm Tuggeranong – Bye
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John I Dent Cup Preview: Round 14 Saturday, 19th July 2014 Its round 14 which means this is the end of the John I Dent Cup regular season for 2014. With the shorten season this year’s competition has been one of the most hotly contested competition in recent years. The Tuggeranong Vikings have been crowned the Minor Premiers winning 11 of their 12 games and were on track st to finish undefeated before Wests pulled off a great round 13 win in the final minutes of the game. While 1 place has been confirmed the remaining three spots are still up for grabs between 4 teams meaning there is a lot still to play for.
Match of the Round:
Royals (5th) v Gungahlin (2nd) – Phillip Oval, Phillip First Grade: 3:05pm, Reserve Grade: 1:40pm, Colts: 12:15pm
This match up will be one to watch with so much riding on the outcome of this game. With The Eagles two nd points clear on the ladder if they win this weekend they can lock down 2 spot and will be taking on Tuggeranong in the Major Semi Final next weekend. If Gungahlin lose it presents a great opportunity for nd Queanbeyan to overtake them and finish 2 bearing The Whites defeat Wests. Coming into this match Gungahlin will be quiet pleased with their form after defeating Queanbeyan at Queanbeyan 19-15 last weekend. Backrower Mesu Dolokoto stood out for the Eagles and was award the Skins Man of the Match prize for that match. Royals have a simple equation if they are to play finals footy this year and that is, win with a 4 try bonus point and hope Queanbeyan are able to defeat Wests and Wests don’t secure a bonus point. That equation is easier said than done and after the defensive effort Gungahlin procedure last weekend, Royals will have their work cut out for them. In saying that, we can expect Royals to come out firing and look to use the ball as much as possible in order try and secure the all important bonus point win. The last time these two teams played: Round 7, 2014 (Royals 29 def Gungahlin 20)
Wests (4th) v Queanbeyan (3rd), Jamison Oval, Jamison First Grade: 3.15pm, Reserve Grade: 1.50pm, Colts: 12.25pm
Like the Royals Gungahlin fixture this match also has influence on the outcome of the top four. Wests will be riding high after they produce a memorable 39-31 victory over ladder leaders Tuggeranong to hand Vikings their first loss and put Wests in a favorable position coming into the last round. Ahead of Royals by 5 points, th if Wests secure a bonus point they have locked in the 4 and final spot, however if they don’t The Lions will be hoping that result go their way and they live to play another game. nd
Queanbeyan suffered a disappointing 4 point loss to Gungahlin derailing their chances to cement 2 place for 2014. Due to the result, The Whites are in a position where they must win if they want to have any chance of playing in the Major Semi final meaning they will get two bites of the cherry to play in the Grand Final. With so much on the line, Queanbeyan will without a doubt be up for this match as they look to take some confidence and form into the finals. The last time these two teams played: Round 7, 2014 (Wests 29 def Queanbeyan 17)
Uni-Norths (6th) v Easts (7th) – ANU North Oval, Turner First Grade: 2:35pm, Reserve Grade: 1:10pm, Colts: 1:45am
The Owls will be out to finish their season on a high after turning around a disastrous 2013 season to this year challenge for a finals spot. Uni-Norths, after winning only one game last year in the final round kick started their quest for a finals birth with a dramatic win in round 4 and since then were been able to secure 3 more victories before their chances of a finals birth finished in there round 13 loss to Vikings. Taking on Easts this weekend will be no easy challenge as Easts will be out to also finish on a high and if it is anything like there 2013 round 19 clash it will be a very exciting game. Jordan Thompson after impressive form in st colts has been named to start in his 1 grade debut this weekend. Easts have not had the same success they had last year when they finished the 2013 season with 4 wins, however despite the disappointing season they have had some occasions to celebrate. There impressive and hard fought 28-26 victory over Wests in front of their home fans in round 9 was exciting while also there round 7 fixture against Uni-Norths at Griffith Oval was a great day for the club as they celebrated the inaugural ‘Owen Brown Memorial Trophy’ which will be annual match between the two clubs for years to come. The last time these two teams played: Round 7, 2014 (Uni-Norths 31 def Easts 28)
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SKINS MATCH OF THE ROUND ROYALS v GUNGAHLIN Saturday 19th July, 2014 PHILLIP OVAL KICK OFF – 3:05PM REFEREE – Brett Bowden
ROYALS Royal Blue & White Feleti Kaihea Sam Taiseni Joel Penders Nathan Selwood Tom Staniforth Soakai Tai Liam Davis Tyson Tamihere Pedro Rolando Craig McMahon Jason Swain Sekope Meke Eddie Lagaali Robbie Lavery Ben Johnston Russel Ingram
GUNGAHLIN POSITION Black & Red 1. L/H Prop Liam McGrath 2. Hooker Alex Small 3. T/H Prop Patricio Noriega 4. Lock Sam O'Leary 5. Lock Ben McGee 6. BL/S Flanker Xavier Duffy 7. OP/S Flanker Mesu Dolokoto 8. Number 8 Rutikha Ilolhia 9. Scrum Half Anthony Dawes 10. Fly Half Lionel Cronje 11. Left Wing Christiaan Smit 12. I/S Centre Jordan Fulivai 13. O/S Centre Mitchell Connolly 14. Right Wing Andrew Barrell 15. Fullback James Lovell Coach
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Joe Kolokihakaufisi / Greg Smith
Assistant
Adam Connelly
Chris Beath
Manager
Glenn Davis
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ROYALS v GUNGAHLIN Saturday 19th July, 2014 PHILLIP OVAL
Reserve Grade: REFEREE:
1:40PM Gerhard Pretorius
Royals Jay Cash Tim Elliott Anthony Chan James Atkins Connor McGovern Jarryd Pianca John MacPherson Ed Larkin Nick Tankey Jamie Bodman Jake McMahon Reece Coble Tim Johnston Tom Pritchard Chris Russell
Colts Grade: REFEREE:
Gungahlin
12:15PM Marius Schoeman
Royals
Chris Grierson Iveni Tuitupo James Campbell Stuart Crew Connor O'Byrne Darragh O'Byrne Christian Baseler Jake Helgerson Mitch Ward Sean Connochie James Gregory Paula Katoa Daniel Mannix Daniel Griffin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Ryan Goodall
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Loia Fotu Faigalotupeni Nifo Falelei Sione Eddie Powell Ed Cowan Jacob Mann Dean Paragalli Justin Holliday Brenton Acreman Harry Burey Otto Wrakonei Ed Hallisey Chips McWeath Josh Thompson Bryce Gibson
Gungahlin Dean Zorzi Ollie Kwong Conor McGeechan Stephen Ivory Andrew Anderson Lachlan Staib Ethan Jones Jay Humble Josh Brugman Dan Garner Rhys Burns James Rumble Nat Rizzo Dan McGaw Adam Rummery
Matt Weaver Tim Davis Terry Kinnane Tyronne Anderson
Assistant
Tom Beinke Andrew Fleming Matt Crowe P. O'Neill/S. Davidson
Luke Fisher Graham Johnson
Manager
Matt Shevlin Rick Rummery
Coach
MATCH PREVIEW Like 1st grade this is another crucial game regarding final placing on the ladder for the final series. Gungahlin need to win if they are to have an opportunity to secure 2nd spot on the ladder. The Eagles scored a bonus point victory of Queanbeyan which will boost their confidence coming into the match. Royals on the other hand need to win this game and rely on result to go their way if they are to have any chance in locking in the fourth and final spot in the finals.
The 4th and final spot in the final series is being hotly contested between Gungahlin, Royal and Wests and this match up has a direct input on who will progress. Royals sit 2 points clear of Gungahlin and Wests and if Royals win they will secure 4th place. If Gungahlin win, they will then be relying of Queanbeyan Colts to beat Wests in order for the Eagles to play in the Minor Semi Final. With so much on the line, this match will be one to watch and is the colts match of the round.
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ROYALS v GUNGAHLIN Saturday 19th July, 2014 PHILLIP OVAL
Third Grade: REFEREE: Royals
12:15PM Denis Beissner
Fourth Grade: REFEREE:
Gungahlin
Royals
Damian Ramsden Alex Tanzer Kurt Schmylo Andrew Withers Luke Fisher Leigh Hancock Tim McMahon David Gibson Rob Knight Andrew Gibson Larry Stevenson Oliver Plucinski Jordan Paparoa Will Campbell David Boyle Greg Newham Matt Bramhall Justin Dariol Ryan Bartley Matt Power Jacob Paton Andy Mahl Tony McGrath Ita Vaea Brendan Russell Lachlan Carr Solu Felu James Tolsher Sean Chapman James Gaukroger Mick Burrows Brendan Pye Adam Butt G. Ward / S. Pye Mike Jensen Des Fooks
10:55AM Ben Cabot Gungahlin
Brian Kaio Alipate Luani Jim Taylor Chris Powell Joel Symmans Ashley Taylor Padric Bucci Tom O'Sullivan Darren Goodwin Luke McGrath Jacob Corkhill Leka Hakaumotu James Douglas Max Gancarz Brendan Maher Luke Wild Robert Singh Jack Heffernan Vaughan Welch Stefan Tuionetoa Nette Sokising Doug Redman Sio Fotu Robert Aholeli Luke Colquhoun Brendan O'Neill Fiama Manu Tim Clulow Gavan Allen Haidn Ward
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Assistant
Jimmy Taylor Mick Ward Vaughan Welch
Manager
Jerome Freestone Mitchell Perry
Coach
MATCH PREVIEW With the top 4 already decided in 3rd grade, both these clubs will be playing for positions on the ladder. The all important major semi final gives clubs a second chance at making the Grand Final if they lose. Royals did not have a game last weekend due to Easts forfeiting, while Gungahlin took home the competition points defeating Queanbeyan and a tight and entertaining match. Expect this match up to be the same.
This 4th grade match will be another important match with finals next weekend. Royals had th bye last week and will be out to send a message they are up there a premiership contenders despite Tuggeranong’s and Queanbeyan stronghold over the rest of the teams. Gungahlin narrowly lost to Queanbeyan last weekend receiving a bonus point for their effort. The last time these two played Royals made easy work winning 66-10 but expect the result to be a lot closer this time around.
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UNI-NORTHS v EASTS Saturday 19th July, 2014 ANU North Oval KICK OFF – 2:35PM REFEREE – Brad Dale
UNI-NORTHS Navy, Yellow & Green Bill Yole Josh Colins Wesley Malton Joe Ritchie Richard Taumoepeau Nick Jones David Bennett Bhiamie Williamson Edan Campbell-O’Brien Tom Hilmore James Olds Samuel Irwin Phil Ferreira Jordan Thompson Liam Gallaher Joe Hedger
EASTS POSITION Blue, Red and White 1. L/H Prop Patrick Latu Ted Goener 2. Hooker Robert Donaldson 3. T/H Prop Joseph Shirley 4. Lock George Cross 5. Lock 6. BL/S Flanker Peni-Atu Liko 7. OP/S Flanker Jason Brown Jordan Smiler 8. Number 8 9. Scrum Half Ryne Bowden Darcy Eason 10. Fly Half Joshua Munro 11. Left Wing 12. I/S Centre Fabian Tago 13. O/S Centre Andrew Smith 14. Right Wing Matthew Giugni Gerhardus Pretorius 15. Fullback Coach
Reza Almasri
Anthony Hayes / Dave Purser
Assistant
Arthur Wellesley
Deon Norval
Manager
Brian McBride
MATCH FACT Uni-Norths will be celebrating the clubs old boys and sponsors day this weekend. The Owls would like to thank all their past and present players and their sponsors for their contribution to the club.
UNI-NORTHS v EASTS Saturday 19th July, 2014 ANU North Oval
Reserve Grade: REFEREE:
1:10PM Rohan Nishantha
Colts Grade: REFEREE:
Uni-Norths
Easts
Matt White Sam Ogilvy Josh Collins Peter Curlewis Luke Bray Stee Tiko Tom Mulquiney Charlie Fairfield-Smith Brendan McGrath Tom Hennessey Josh Ryan John Ramanu Reuben Heagney Will Mendham
Drew Allen Horatio Nelson James Curl Joseph Beckett Jacob Visser Angus Pagett Andrew Tozer Augustin Limaleba Simon Webber Thomas Pilkinton Matthew Fallon Aloese Moe’ai Benjamin Steltenpool Franz Joseph
Uni-Norths Isileli Fa Cuan Hablutzel Max Bode Tai Tuifua Seamus Leyland Callum Richardson Matt Bautz Tyler Bunting Seth Stoltenberg Chris Hodgson Tom Anderson Alex Jones Tom Lomax Justin Dinopolous
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Glen Croker Alan Girvan
Coach
Dave Murray B Braiser/ D Cross
Easts
Joel Garbutt Joshua Kettle Junior Afamassaga Nicholas Sutherland Declan Moore Clayton Meuller Harrison Jenkins James Foote Pete Ethell Harrison Armstrong Jeremy Mututu Carlo Strydom James Foote Tom Guthrie Nick Feakes Cameron Gaddes
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Sam Burnes Ross Forsyth Ioseb Jughashvili
11:45AM TBC
Assistant Manager
Daniel Hooper Matt Brown Sam Rolfe Rico Stores Caitlin Ryan Nick McCaskie
MATCH PREVIEW Both Uni-Norths and Easts have had forgettable season in 2014, but will both be looking to end it on a high. Easts surprised Uni-Norths and secured a dramatic win in there round 7 match which has resulted in Easts only win this season. Whereas Uni-Norths are still searching for the first win and this weekend creates a great opportunity for them.
The Owls colts will feature in this years final series after securing 3rd spot on the ladder. This match up against Easts will give them a great opportunity to fine tune combinations in preparation for the finals. Easts though will be out to disrupt Uni-Norths preparation and finish there season on off with their first win. The last time these two played, Easts tested the Owls in the first half before uni-Norths flexed their muscles in the 2nd half.
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WESTS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 19th July, 2014 JAMISON OVAL KICK OFF – 3:15PM REFEREE – Scott Izod
WESTS Maroon & Sky Blue Sioeli Latu Matt Gareth Bautz
Andrew Parsons BJ Sione Alex McNamara Drew Southwell
POSITION 1. L/H Prop 2. Hooker 3. T/H Prop 4. Lock 5. Lock 6. BL/S Flanker 7. OP/S Flanker 8. Number 8 9. Scrum Half 10. Fly Half 11. Left Wing 12. I/S Centre 13. O/S Centre 14. Right Wing 15. Fullback
Craig Robberds
Coach
Ben Coutts Dave McKern Alex Giucci Jack Whetton Michael Smith Fergus Piekalns Peter Raines Simon Uphill Montana O’Neill
Trevor Ellis
QUEANBEYAN White & Sky Blue Les Makin Tom Dunstan Neori Nadruku Toby Wilson Tony Tarlington Cameron Stanley Dan Penca Tom Gregory Darmody Josh White Billy Chalker Maligi Finau Keith Morgan Altus Momsen HP Momsen Brendon Spears Adam Fahey
Assistant
Tony Doherty/Glen Stumbles
Manager
Bob Donnelly
MATCH FACT This match will have a direct impact in the outcome of the top four with both Wests and Queanbeyan will be competing for a spot in the finals. Queanbeyan have already secured a spot but are competing for the all important 2 nd place, while Wests are looking to secure the 4th and final spot. Wests will also be celebrating old boys day and would like to thank all past and present players for their contribution to the club.
WESTS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 19th July, 2014 JAMISON OVAL
Reserve Grade: REFEREE:
1:50PM James Morris
Wests Ray Dobson Matt Pankhurst Harry Lloyd Oscar Wright Charlie Eichholzer Matt Ryan Mitch Tye Sitauti Mailei Adam Van Arkel Jack Pinchin Gareth Watts Percy McCrone Sione Fangaiuiha Luke Morrison Anau Takiari
Colts Grade: REFEREE:
Queanbeyan
Wests
Andy Goslett Matt Connelly Tangi Maine Josh Townsend Adam Res Aiden Kenworthy Sam Boyton Ryan Jones Mitch Douch Sam McNeil Doug Lancaster Nathan Smith Robbie Bartlett Rob Beath Zeb Learoyd
Luke Roberts Sam French Nick McCarthy Tony Scott Brad Jones
12:25PM Owen Keane
Nick Rodriguez Aaron Malouf Nick Sitauti Andrew Currie Tom Gilmour Hayden Scott Brock Budworth Ben Abbot Michael Irvine Ashley Meek Miles Olleva Tavake Tahola Mark Rousell Nathan Koeing Des Faifaga
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Coach Assistant Manager
Queanbeyan Tyrone Dargue Damon Mudge Jack Wootton Lachlan Wall Jackson Tahapehi Euan McKillop Matt Rumble Charlie Valeni Ben Pattenden Hamish Ahern Ben Todd Tyran Sullivan Adam Wise Riley Ahern Jordan Read
Dave Carter Sean Debenham Tim Hawke Dave Lane John King
MATCH PREVIEW With this being the final round there are still spots up for grabs in 2nd grade. Wests currently sit in 4th and need a win if they are to secure a spot in this year’s final. Queanbeyan though are currently sitting 2nd however are only two points clear Gungahlin who are in 3rd. A win for Queanbeyan will cement 2nd spot, while a loss could see them drop to 3rd. The Whites defeated Wests 48-14 last time they played but with so much on the line it will be a very tight game.
Wests have the difficulty of needing to overcome competition heavy weights Queanbeyan if they are to secure the final spot on the colts ladder. Queanbeyan are coming off a big win against Gungahlin and will be confident while Wests will have to quickly turn it around after copping a 597 loss. The last time these two teams played it was a close match with Queanbeyan taking the points 22-10.
WESTS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 19th July, 2014 JAMISON OVAL
Third Grade: REFEREE:
11:05AM Greg Corin
Wests Jeremy Tisdall Liam Bacon Joel Malouf Tobi Huho Jack Ryan Pat Bergman Will Salvestrin Dan Killick-Moran Tony Born Shaun Phelan Matt Jones James Faaeteete Dave Laipato Dean Higham Michael Patau
Colts Grade: REFEREE:
Queanbeyan
Wests
Andy Fahey Tom Coffey Tangi Maine Pierre Jennings Jason Stanton Joe Mullany Ian Calligeros Daniel Naef Duncan Doyle Mike Doyle Luke Cochrane Angus Balmaks Gareth Slarke Jack Rowe Jack Bowyer
John Ryan Tim O’Brien Tom I Darmody Richard Wyche Paul Thomas
Chris Rigter Jon Carter Jason Pepper Simon Moyle Dave Lane Ken Burton Andy O’Brien Noa Tapa Ritchie Burton Gareth Hutchinson Kyle French Ropati Fesuluai Tino Sione Ben Callahan Rod Palmer
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Coach
9:45AM Matt Hogan Queanbeyan Dave Haskins Jason McGuigan John Kalolo Darren Bulley Grant Jones Brodie Bol Joel Lonergan Atele Epineru Tommy Luic Fraser Kemp Dom Finau Sam French Kepaoa Kepaoa Caden Helmers Mitch Price
Rod Palmer Grant Jones
Assistant Manager
John Palmer
MATCH PREVIEW The top four in 3rd grade has already been settled and unfortunately for Wests this will be there last game of the season. Despite the outcome Wests will be looking finish their season off on a high in front of their home fans. Queanbeyan though will be out to gain some form coming into the finals after ther loss on the weekend to Gungahlin. These two teams last time had a 19 all draw.
Both Wests and Queanbeyan will be featuring in this year’s final series so while this match has no impact on their placing on the table it will be a vital in terms of gaining confidence and preparing for their matches next week. Wests went down quiet convincingly to Tuggeranong last weekend 43-12 while Queanbeyan were pushed by Gungahlin 26-19. There round 7 clash saw Queanbeyan edge out Wests 22-14.
John I Dent Cup Results th Round 13 – 12 July
PREMIER – 1st GRADE Home Team Wests 39 Easts 7 Queanbeyan 15 Uni-Norths
v v v v v
Away Team Tuggeranong 31 Royals 27 Gungahlin 19 Bye
Location O’Connor Enclosed Griffith Oval Campese Oval
v v v v v
Away Team Tuggeranong 21 Royals 66 Gungahlin 31 Bye
Location O’Connor Enclosed Griffith Oval Campese Oval
v v v v v
Away Team Tuggeranong 31 Royals 66 Gungahlin 12 Bye
Location O’Connor Enclosed Griffith Oval Campese Oval
v v v v v
Away Team Tuggeranong 26 Royals n/a Gungahlin 31 Bye
Location O’Connor Enclosed Griffith Oval Campese Oval
v v v v v
Away Team Tuggeranong 43 Bye Gungahlin 19 Bye
Location O’Connor Enclosed Griffith Oval Campese Oval
PREMIER – 2nd GRADE Home Team Wests 15 Easts 14 Queanbeyan 17 Uni-Norths PREMIER – COLTS Home Team Wests 39 Easts 7 Queanbeyan 46 Uni-Norths PREMIER – 3rd GRADE Home Team Wests 14 Easts n/a Queanbeyan 24 Uni-Norths PREMIER – 4th GRADE Home Team Wests 12 Royals Queanbeyan 26 Uni-Norths
PREMIER DIVISION TABLES ROUND 13 Premier - First Grade Team Tuggeranong Gungahlin Queanbeyan Wests Royals Uni-Norths Easts
P 12 11 11 11 11 11 11
W 10 7 6 5 5 4 1
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
L 1 4 5 6 6 7 9
Fft 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Fft Ag 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
F 408 300 315 272 248 182 132
A 145 224 192 278 214 332 472
Df 263 76 123 -6 34 -150 -340
BP 4t 8 6 4 7 4 2 2
BP<7p
Fft 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Fft Ag 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
F 405 372 346 284 258 79 147
A 101 163 148 252 244 540 443
Df 304 209 198 32 14 -461 -296
BP 4t 8 7 7 4 5 0 2
BP<7p
Df 391 179 13 80 -58 -196 -409
BP 4t 11 6 5 4 3 3 0
BP<7p
0 0 4 2 0 0 2
Pts 57 42 40 37 32 26 16
Premier – Second Grade Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Gungahlin Wests Royals Easts Uni-Norths
P 12 11 11 11 11 11 11
W 9 8 8 5 5 1 0
D 1 2 1 0 0 0 0
L 1 1 2 6 6 9 11
1 0 0 3 1 0 1
Pts 56 51 49 35 34 12 11
Premier – Colts Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Uni-Norths Royals** Wests Gungahlin Easts
P 12 11 11 11 11 11 11
W 11 9 5 4 4 4 0
D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
L 0 2 6 6 6 7 10
NR* 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
Fft 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Fft Ag 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
B 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
F 503 329 270 284 213 148 63
A 112 150 257 204 271 344 472
0 0 5 2 1 1 1
*NR = No Result **Loss of 5 competition points
Premier – Third Grade Team Tuggeranong Gungahlin Royals Queanbeyan Uni-Norths Wests Easts*
P 10 9 9 9 10 9 0
W 9 5 5 3 3 1 0
D 0 1 0 2 0 1 0
L 1 3 4 4 7 7 0
B 1 2 2 2 2 2 0
F 412 244 176 191 146 143 0
A 118 218 191 205 297 283 0
Df 294 26 -15 -14 -151 -140 0
BP 4t 9 6 4 3 2 2 0
BP<7p
1 0 0 2 1 2 0
Pts 50 36 32 29 23 18 0
*Easts withdrew from the competition as of 12/7/14 due to 3 forfeits as per 2014 Rules of Competition - Rule 26.1
Premier – Fourth Grade Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Wests Royals Gungahlin Uni-Norths Easts*
P 10 9 9 9 9 10 0
W 9 8 4 3 2 1 0
D 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
L 1 1 4 6 7 8 0
B 1 2 2 2 2 2 0
F 441 302 173 196 118 112 0
A 121 150 187 251 335 298 0
Df 320 152 -14 -55 -217 -186 0
BP 4t 9 7 3 1 1 1 0
BP<7p
0 1 0 2 1 1 0
Pts 49 48 29 23 18 16 0
*Easts withdrew from the competition as of 21/6/14 due to 3 forfeits as per 2014 Rules of Competition - Rule 26.1
Pts 64 50 38 30 28 28 9
John I Dent Cup Photos By Nick Guoth – Wests v Tuggeranong (rd 13)
2014 Women’s Competition Round 10 It is the final round of the competition for the girls before they undertake the final series. There are still a number of matches to be played due to rescheduling so positions on the tables are not yet set in stone. Uni-Norths are starting showing why they are a competition favourite demolishing Queanbeyan last weekend 48-5. Anthea Clarke scored a hatrick for Owls in their 8 tires to 1 win. TEAM Royals like Uni-Norths also demonstrated their competition favouritism with a 41-0 win over Jindabyne. Royals Fullback Courtney Livermore scored a
hatrick in the game at Griffith Oval. This weekend, due to the competition restructure, Uni-Norths will again play Queanbeyan this time at Uni-Norths and Royals will travel to Jindabyne to take on the Miss Piggies. Women’s Division P
W
D L
B
Ft
Ft Ag
DF
BP
Pts
Royals Uni-Norths Queanbeyan
7 5 6
6 4 2
0 1 0 1 0 3
2 2 2
0 0 0
0 0 1
146 130 -46
6 4 2
38 28 23
Jindabyne ADFA
6 4
1 0
0 4 0 4
2 1
1 0
0 0
-126 -104
0 0
12 4
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Man of the match Round 13
CONGRATULATIONS TO Mesu Dolokoto
Mesu was named ‘SKINS Man of the Match’ for his outstanding performance in the round 13 clash between Queanbeyan and Gungahlin. Mesu will receive a skins prize pack.
MONARO DIVISION COMPETITION FIRST DIVISION:
SECOND DIVISION:
Cooma and Yass again provided the competition with a very exciting and thrilling match of the round with Cooma clinging on to a 1 point lead to take the competition points winning 16-15. The win now has rd Cooma jump to 3 on the competition ladder. For Yass their chances of a finals appearance are very slim after last week’s result but with 3 games remaining and results going their way, they could sneak in.
Taralga have again showed they are the team to beat defeating Jindabyne at Jindabyne in terrible conditions. Despite the terrible conditions both teams will able to score 4 try bonus points in the 33-25 win for the Tigers. Both teams were able to score 5 try’s each, but goal kicking proved to be the difference with Taralga converting 4/5 and Jindabyne 0/5. Taralga’s Matt Chalker crossed for a double while the bush pigs had Andrew McDonald and Matt Caldwell scored doubles.
Goulburn continue to get stronger and are looking very hard to beat after thrashing Hall 47-8. Goulburn’s Jack Brims and Mick Webber crossed the stripe on two occasions each in their 7 try to 1 victory. The Dirty Reds are yet to be tested this year and will continue to grow in confidence as the finals loom. In round 12 Goulburn will take on Cooma at home this weekend in what will be a test for them. Cooma have started to find some promising form having won 3 games in a row. Goulburn will also be celebrating there and ladies day and will all also be promoting ‘Goulburn says no to domestic violence’ that day. The other fixture this weekend will be Yass and RMC at Yass. Yass will need to upset undefeated RMC if they are to have any chance of finals footy. RMC have not played a game in 3 weeks so there could be an opportunity for the Rams to get hand RMC there first lost.
Crookwell took on Boorowa at Boorowa in the other round 10 match and like Taralga and Jindabyne; the match was played in atrocious conditions. Crookwell were far too good outscoring Boorowa 23-0 but were unable secure a 4 try bonus point. As a result of the victory has Crookwell sitting 5 points behind Taralga nd in 2 place. This weekend’s match of the round Jindabyne v Crookwell at Jindabyne. Jindabyne now sit 3 points behind Crookwell and a win this weekend could see nd the Bushpigs jump into 2 spot. If Crookwell win they nd will still remain in 2 with Taralga have the bye and receiving an automatic 4 points. This match will be a close affair and we can expect a big crowd at Jindabyne with the women’s also playing before the match.
TEAM
P
W
D
L
DF
BP
Pts
In the final match of round 11 Bungendore will host Boorowa in a must win for both teams. If Boorowa win it will be their first victory and it will put them back in finals contention, where as if Bungendore win they will increase the gap between them and Boorowa.
Goulburn RMC
9 6
9 6
0 0
0 0
379 154
8 3
44 27
Second Division
Cooma
10
5
0
5
18
6
26
ADFA
11
4
0
7
-114
7
23
Hall
11
3
0
8
-201
6
18
Yass
11
2
0
9
-236
4
12
First Division - 1st Grade
TEAM
First Division - 2nd Grade
P
W
D
L
B
DF
BP
Pts
Taralga
8
7
0
1
2
143
6
42
Crookwell
8
6
1
1
2
87
3
37
Jindabyne
8
4
1
3
2
38
8
34
Bungendore
8
2
0
6
2
-134
1
17
Boorowa
8
0
0
8
2
-134
3
11
Fft
Fft Ag
DF
BP
Pts
0 3
0 0
0 1
260 129
7 5
43 38
0
5
0
1
-20
3
28
4
0
6
0
0
-47
3
19
1 0
0 0
3 9
1 1
0 0
44 -366
4 0
8 0
TEAM
P
W
D
L
Goulburn Hall
9 11
9 7
0 0
Yass
11
5
Cooma
10
RMC ADFA
5 10
BRUMBIES PROVINCIAL RUN RIOT OVER AUSTRALIAN POLICE Congratulations to the Brumbies Provincial Representative Side who fought off a gallant second half effort from Australian Police Rugby Union to win 47-22 at GIO stadium tonight. The home team got away to a flying start thanks to the silky skills and footwork from former Fiji International Dan Rawaqa, who had the APRU defence clutching at thin air. Rawaqa, along with former Canterbury Crusader Marika Vanibaka, formed a formidable combination in the backline, having a hand in all 5 first half tries for the Provincial team. The night seemed to be going downhill further with Provincial Scrumhalf and goal kicker Jack Burey making APRU pay with his boot, landing 5 from 5 conversions. Despite the best efforts of APRU, the first half belonged to Brumbies Provincial, who took a 35-3 lead into the sheds. Whatever was said in the APRU change room at half time seemed to work, some great interplay from the forwards earning them their opening try for the match. The scoreboard now read 35-10 and the Police were now running with a renewed sense of vigor. This newfound sense of belief was reflected on the scoreboard when Ben Pearson and Josh Munro ran in two quick tries to bring APRU within 13 points and trailing 35-22. However, any chance of a comeback victory was soon put on the backburner when flanker Dave Akkersdyk capitalised on a scrum mishap to crash over for Provincial, putting the match beyond reach for the APRU. In a funny moment, Akkersdyk, who possesses almost a mirror image of Western Force winger Nick ‘the honey badger’ Cummins, was in seventh heaven when Cummins greeted him with a post try hug.From this point on Provincial cruised home with a late try taking the final score to 47-22. Akkersdyk was elated post match when recalling the try the sealed the match.“The hug was better than the try itself for me! I was in the right place at the right time and to get a hug from the honeybadger before he leaves Australia was awesome.” He said. “We did go to sleep a little in the second half but it’s been great to get together with all the regional guys and represent Brumbies Rugby.” While injured APRU captain Dan Powell was left to rue a poor first half.“Full credit to the brumbies, they blew us away in the first half and we played catch up from there.” Said Powell. “We had a disruptive lead up with a lot of guys pulling out due to court proceedings, but it’s been a thrill to play at GIO stadium before the UC Brumbies.” BRUMBIES PROVINCIAL 47 (TRIES: Matt Caldwell 2, Dan Rawaqa, Ryan Morgan, Jayden Stanton, Jack Burey, Dave Akkersdyk. CONVERSIONS: Jack Burey 6/7) AUSTRALIAN POLICE RUGBY UNION 22 (TRIES: Ben Pearson, Craig Sega, Kane Goodchild CONVERSIONS: John Newton 2/3 PENALTIES: Adam Fuller 1/1)
University of Canberra Brumbies U14 and U17 Girls Rugby 7’s Competition
Five week rugby 7’s competition Round 1 — Sunday 31st August Round 2 — Sunday 7th September Round 3 — Sunday 14th September Round 4 — Sunday 21st September Finals — Sunday 28th September
Ages: Under 14’s (born 2000, 2001, 2002) Under 17’s (born 1997, 1998, 1999)
Location: University of Canberra, Bruce For more information or for how to join a team contact Anthea Clarke a.clarke@brumbies.com.au, or 0413 739 167
2014 Macdougall Medal & Presentation Night The President of the ACT&SNSW Rugby Union invites you to attend the 2014 MacDougall Medal & Presentation Dinner Friday 22nd August 2014 Time - 7:00pm for 7:30pm Start Venue - The Corinna Room 1, Southern Cross Club, Woden Tickets- $80 each or $750 for a table of 10 ‘Includes 3 course meal and drinks package’
Dress - Lounge Suit & After Five RSVP -No later than 5pm, Friday 8th August P: 02 6260 8588 E: reception@brumbies.com.au
2014 ACT & SNSW RUGBY UNION RULES OF COMPETITION Division 2.4
PREMIERSHIPS AND FINALS
28 GRADE MINOR PREMIERSHIPS (1) The club finishing at the top of a competition table at the completion of the home-and-away matches for a season is the grade minor premier for that grade. (2) If two (2) or more teams finish the season with equal competition points, then the final order of these teams is determined by calculating the highest number of wins in all competition matches. If those teams are still equal then it will be decided on totalling the for-and-against match points scored in all competition matches with teams being placed in descending order of ratio of points-for to points-against. (3) The ratio of points-for to points-against will be calculated to two (2) decimal places. (4) Notwithstanding the foregoing subsections of this Rule, if any of the teams on equal competition points has forfeited any competition match during the season then the team which has forfeited the least number of matches will take the higher placing in the competition ladder. 29 GRADE CHAMPIONSHIPS (1) At the completion of a competition grade, the four leading teams in the grade as determined under Rule Error! Reference source not found. will play in the championship finals series for the grade. (2) Unless otherwise determined by the Board, the following determines the finals series for the grade: (a) the Major Semi-Final in which the team placed first at the end of the home-and-away rounds for the season plays the team placed second at the end of the season; (b) the Minor Semi-Final in which the team placed third at the end of the of the homeand-away rounds for the season plays the team placed fourth at the end of the season; (c) the Preliminary Final in which the Winner of the Minor Semi-Final plays the Loser of the Major Semi-Final; (d) the Grand Final in which the Winner of the Major Semi-Final plays the Winner of the Preliminary Final. (3) The team wining the Grand Final for a grade is the grade champion. 30 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (1) There are 2 Club Championshipsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; (a) the Premier Club Championship for clubs with teams in the Premier Division; and (b) the 1st Division Club Championship for clubs with teams in the 1st Division. (2) The Club Champion is the club (or clubs) attaining the most competition points in homeand-away matches in the relevant Club Championship. (3) In the event of 2 or more Clubs have equal points in the Club Championship they shall be declared joint holders of the title. (4) A club having teams in both Club Championships does not attain points in 1 competition if those points are attained in the other competition.
Expectations of Behaviour Guidelines The Expectations of Behaviour Guidelines are a simple outline for parents, teachers, coaches and players to ensure everyone is given the opportunity to enjoy the game to the maximum level. Rugby has always been a game that prides itself on fair play and enjoyment for all, so please adhere to these guidelines to ensure this continues. For further information, please go to www.rugby.com.au/communityrugby These guidelines have been developed to: - Maintain the elements of enjoyment and satisfaction in Rugby; - Make adults aware that young people play to satisfy themselves and not necessarily to satisfy adults or members of their own peer group; - Improve the physical fitness of youth by encouraging participation in Rugby by making it attractive, safe and enjoyable for all young people; and - Constantly remind administrators, coaches, teachers, referees and parents that Rugby must be administered, taught and provided, for the good of those young people who wish to play the game. It is their game. Players -
Play for enjoyment, not just to please your parents, teacher or coach. Play by the laws of the game. Never argue with the referee’s decision. Let your captain or coach ask any necessary questions. Control your temper – no ‘mouthing off’. Work equally hard for yourself and for your team. Your team’s performance will benefit and so will your own. Be a good sport. Applaud all the good play, whether it is done by your team or your opponent. Shake hands with all of the opposing team at the conclusion of the match, and clap them off in the spirit of good sportsmanship. Treat all players as you yourself would like to be treated. Do not interfere with, bully or take advantage of any player. Treat everyone equally regardless of sex, disability, ethnic origin or religion. Remember that the goals of the game are - to have fun, improve your skills and feel good. Co-operate with your coach, teacher, team mates, referee and opponents, for without them you do not have a game.
Parents/Spectators - Remember that young people are involved in Rugby for their enjoyment, not yours. - Encourage your children to play by the laws. - Teach young people that honest effort is as important as victory so that the result of each game is accepted without undue disappointment. - Remember that young people learn best by example. Applaud good play from both teams. - Do not publicly question the referee’s judgement and never his/her honesty. - Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from the game. - Recognise the importance of volunteer coaches, teachers and referees. They give their time and resources to provide a game for young participants. Coaches/Teachers -
Be reasonable in your demands on the young player’s time, energy and enthusiasm. Teach your players the laws of the game and for them to play within the laws. Ensure that all players get a game. The ‘just average’ players need and deserve equal time. Remember that young people play for fun and enjoyment and that winning is only a part of it. Never ridicule the players for making errors or losing a game. Be professional and accept responsibilities for your actions. Display high standards in language, behaviour, manner, dress, punctuality and preparation. Develop team respect for the ability of opponents, as well as the judgement of referees and opposing coaches. Discourage excessive talk on the field. Insist on a disciplined approach by the players.
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INTERNATIONAL RUGBY BOARD
Putting players first
INTERNATIONAL RUGBY BOARD Putting Players First ‘Concussion Guidance for the General Public’
CONCUSSION FACTS__________________________________________ • A concussion is a brain injury. • All concussions are serious. • Concussions can occur without loss of consciousness. • All athletes with any symptoms following a head injury must be removed from playing or training and must not return to activity until all symptoms have cleared. • Specifically, return to play on the day of any suspected concussion is forbidden. • Recognise and remove to help prevent further injury or even death. • Concussion can be fatal. • Most concussions recover with physical and mental rest. SYMPTOMS OF CONCUSSION - WHAT YOU ARE TOLD Presence of any one or more of the following signs and symptoms may suggest a concussion: • Headache • Dizziness • Mental clouding, confusion, or feeling slowed down • Visual problems • Nausea or vomiting • Fatigue • Drowsiness/feeling like “in a fog“/difficulty concentrating • “Pressure in head” • Sensitivity to light or noise QUESTIONSTOASK-WHATQUESTIONSTOASK Failure to answer any of these questions correctly may suggest a concussion: • “What venue are we at today?” • “Which half is it now?” • “Who scored last in this game?” • “What team did you play last week/game?” • “Did your team win the last game?” Recognise and remove and if in doubt, sit them out. On field management of a suspected concussion at training or during a match Any athlete with a suspected concussion should be IMMEDIATELY REMOVED FROM PLAY, using appropriate emergency management procedures. Once safely removed from play, the injured player MUST NOT BE RETURNED TO ACTIVITY THAT DAY AND UNTIL THEY ARE ASSESSED MEDICALLY. If a neck injury is suspected, the player should only be removed by emergency healthcare professionals with appropriate spinal care training. Team mates, coaches, match officials, team managers, administrators or parents who suspect a player may have concussion MUST do their best to ensure that the player is removed from the field of play in a safe manner.
NEXT FIXTURES Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th July PREMIER DIVISION Saturday 26th Sunday 27th
Major Semi Finals (1v2) Minor Semi Finals (3v4)
Viking Park Viking Park
FIRST DIVISION – Round 13 Goulburn ADFA Hall
v v v
Yass Cooma RMC
Goulburn ADFA Hall
SECOND DIVISION – Round 12 Boorowa Bungendore Crookwell
v v v
Jindabyne Taralga Bye
Boorowa Bungendore
WOMEN’S DIVISION Saturday 26th Saturday 26th
Major Semi Finals (1v2) Minor Semi Finals (3v4)
Viking Park Viking Park
ACT Club Rugby would like to thank KONICA MINOLTA, Kingston for their assistance in printing the Stampede for the 2014 season