John I Dent Cup Stampede Round 11 2014 by Sam Irwin

Saturday 28th June 2014 – ROUND 11 BROUGHT TO YOU BY BRUMBIES RUGBY

JOHN I DENT CUP MATCH OF THE ROUND Western District Lions v Gungahlin Eagles 3:15pm Kick Off – Jamison Oval

Royals v Uni-Norths – Phillip Oval, 3:05pm Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong – Campese Oval, 3:05pm Easts – Bye

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John I Dent Cup Preview: Round 11 Saturday, 28th June 2014

Match of the Round: Wests (4th) v Gungahlin (3rd) – Jamison Oval, Jamison First Grade: 3.25pm, Reserve Grade: 1.50pm, Colts: 12.25pm This match up will be one to watch as the race for a spot in the finals is hotly contested and the outcome of this match will see some change on the ladder. Wests will be disappointed in their efforts on the weekend, letting slip an opportunity to jump in to 3rd place with a bonus point victory. After fighting their way back into the match and leading late in the second half, a try on full time to the Owls meant Wests went home with 2 competition points and not 5. Wests welcome Montana O’Neill, Andrew Parson and Gareth Watts into the starting side this week. Gungahlin pushed Vikings all the way in there Round 10 clash, only to fall short 22-12. The Eagles were boosted by the inclusion of Henry Speight who added some spark in their backline. The loss has Eagles sitting in 3rd place one point clear of Wests and 2 points clear of Royals. With the closeness of the competition you can see how important competition points are which is why outcome of this game is very important for a number of clubs. The last time these two teams played: Round 5, 2014 (Gungahlin 43 def Wests 18)

Royals (5th) v Uni-Norths (6th) – Phillip Oval, Phillip First Grade: 3:05pm, Reserve Grade: 1:40pm, Colts: 12:15pm Royals are in need of a win this weekend if they are to remain alive in the races for the finals. After a Uni-Norths win against Wests last weekend Royals now sit 1 point behind Wests. Before the bye, Royals took on Tuggeranong at Viking Park and while having a number of players out, they still fell short, going down 29-8. This week, Royals will see the return of local hero Tom Staniforth who will add a lot to the side not just in his playing ability, but also his leadership. Tom just finished playing for the Australian u20’s in the IRB Junior World Cup. Uni-Norths secured just there third win of the season with a last minute 33-29 vicotry over Wests. The Owls were dominant in the first half securing a 4 try bonus point, but a poor second half let Wests back into the game and to take the lead late in the game. Edan Campbell-O’Brien was a stand out for the Owls scoring a double which included the match winner. Like Royals, Uni-Norths will welcome back Allan Alaalatoa back into the side after Australian u20’s duties. The Owls will also welcome back captain Bhiamie Williamson and Joe Ritchie to the starting side. The last time these two teams played: Round 3, 2014 (Royals 52 def Uni-Norths 13)

Queanbeyan (2nd) v Tuggeranong (1st) – Campese Oval, Queanbeyan First Grade: 3:05pm, Reserve Grade: 1:40pm, Colts: 12:15pm Queanbeyan secured their first win at home for the season with a huge win over Easts 85-17. Second rower Michael Stolberg scored 4 of the 13 scored during the match while HP Momsen scored 25 points with 10/13 kicks and a try himself. This weekend will be a tougher task, taking on ladder leader Tuggeranong. Three points separated the two teams last time they played and this time we can expect another tight contest. Les Makin return to the front row after gaining experience with the Brumbies at the Singapore 10’s. His inclusion will add to an even more dominant forward pack. Tuggeranong were able to hold off Gungahlin to secure their 9 victory of the year and remain undefeated. The win has Tuggeranong well clear on top and hasn’t looked like being beaten just yet however, it was this time last year that Queanbeyan handed Tuggeranong there second defeat of the year at campese. Tuggeranong will also welcome back Rondey Iona and Nigel Ah Wong who also featured over in the Singapore 10’s for the Brumbies, while they will see the return on Aus 20’s player Joel Powell. The last time these two teams played: Round 3, 2014 (Tuggeranong 20 def Queanbeyan 10)

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SKINS MATCH OF THE ROUND WESTS v GUNGAHLIN Saturday 28th June, 2014 JAMISON OVAL KICK OFF – 3:15PM REFEREE – Andrew Crozier

WESTS Maroon & Sky Blue Sioeli Latu Matt Matt Pankhurst Ben Coutts Dave McKern Alex Giucci Fergus Piekalns Oscar Wright Sitauti Mailei Peter Raines Simon Uphill Montana O’Neill Andrew Parsons Junior Luteru Gareth Watts Drew Southwell Craig Robberds

Trevor Ellis

GUNGAHLIN POSITION Black & Red 1. L/H Prop Patricio Noriega 2. Hooker Alex Small 3. T/H Prop Liam McGrath 4. Lock Ben McGee 5. Lock Sam O'Leary 6. BL/S Flanker Xavier Duffy 7. OP/S Flanker Mesu Dolofoto 8. Number 8 Rutikha Ilolhia 9. Scrum Half Anthony Dawes 10. Fly Half Jordan Fulivai 11. Left Wing Christiaan Smit 12. I/S Centre Matt Hawke 13. O/S Centre Mitchell Connolly 14. Right Wing Andrew Barrell 15. Fullback James Lovell Coach

Owen Finegan

Assistant

Adam Connelly

Manager

Glenn Davis

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WESTS v GUNGAHLIN Saturday 28th June, 2014 JAMISON OVAL

Reserve Grade: REFEREE:

1:50PM Owen Keane

Wests Ray Dobson Jeremy Tisdall Harry Lloyd Tobi Huho Charlie Eichholzer Percy McCrone Matt Jones Dan Killick-Moran Adam Van Arkel Seb Lorraway

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

Gungahlin

Wests

Chris Grierson IveniTuitupo James Campbell Darragh O'Byrne Stuart Crew Connor O'Byrne Christian Baseler Jake Helgerson Sean Connachie Dan Mannix James Gregory Paula Katoa Christiaan Smit Eremasi Kelei

Tyronne Anderson Tony Scott Graham Johnson

Nick Rodriguez Aaron Malouf Nick Sitauti Andrew Currie Ben Abbott Hayden Scott Brock Budworth Mitch Tye 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

Sione Fangaiuiha Anau Takiari Alex McNamara Luke Morrison Jack Pinchin Daniel Griffin Luke Roberts Tim Davis

12:25PM Steve Peak

15 Coach

Gungahlin Dean Zorzi Ollie Kwong Lachlan Staib Stephen Ivory Jack Huckstep Dan McGaw Ethan Jones Jay Humble Josh Brugman Jye Connachie Adam Rummery Dan Garner James Rumble Rhys Burns Anthony Lucetti

Dave Carter Andrew Fleming

Assistant

P. O'Neill/S. Davidson

Manager

Rick Rummery

MATCH PREVIEW Wests 2nds have made some ground on 3rd place Gungahlin after their bonus point victory against Uni-Norths in rd 10. A win to Wests will have them 1 or 2 points behind Gungahlin, where as if the Eagles get up, they will create some much needed leeway between 3rd and 4th. Gungahlin will need to bounce back after a disappointing performance against Vikings.

The battle for the remaining two spots in the colts top 4 in heavily contested and if Wests are to stay in touch they will need to win this weekend after their 48-10 loss to the Owls. Gungahlin currently sit 2 points clear of Wests in 5th and both will be fighting hard to secure the important competition points and remaining in touch with the four.

WESTS v GUNGAHLIN Saturday 28th June, 2014 JAMISON OVAL

Third Grade: REFEREE:

11:05AM Chad Burnell

Wests Loa Ahosivi Liam Bacon Rikki Lloyd Alex Wilson Jack Ryan Pat Bergman Will Salvestrin Noa Tapa Ben Bidencope Shaun Phelan Phil Milne James Faaeteete Dave Laipato Dean Higham Michael Patau

Fourth Grade: REFEREE:

Gungahlin

Wests

Alipate Luani Andrew Withers Leigh Hancock Tom O’Sullivan Andrew Gibson Luke Elliott Will Campbell Lachlan Carr Toby Newton McGee Michael McMahon Haydn Ward Mitch Ward Stefan Tuionetoa Haidn Ward

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

Matt Power

John Ryan Brendan Pye G. Ward / S. Pye Richard Wyche Des Fooks

Chris Rigter Jon Carter Chris Curran Simon Moyle Dave Lane Ken Burton Andy O’Brien Logan Saniko Ritchie Burton Gareth Hutchinson Kyle French Ropati Fesuluai Tino Sione Ben Callahan Rod Palmer

Coach

9:45AM Ben Cabot Gungahlin Alex Tanzer Chris Powell Luke Wild James Gaukroger Sam Livingston Mark Dawes Luke Zorzi Greg Newham Jack Heffernan Justin Dariol Andy Mahl Brendan O’Neill Harley Tapa Jacob Thomas Matt Shakeshaft

Rod Palmer Mick Ward

Assistant Manager

John Palmer Mitchell Perry

MATCH PREVIEW With a loss to Uni-norths last weekend, Wests now are 2 points out of the top four behind Royals. Gungahlin sit in third 9 points clear of Wests, but need a victory will ensure they keep that space between them and Royals in 4th. Last time these two play Gungahlin won comfortably 50-26.

Whoever wins this match up will slot into 4th spot on the ladder next week, so we can expect both clubs to come out all guns blazing. The previous time Wests won 17-5 in a hard fought match, and this will be no different. Like 3rds, the battles for final positions is so close and this weekend’s results could see major changes to the ladder.

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QUEANBEYAN v TUGGERANONG Saturday 28th June, 2014 Campese Oval KICK OFF – 3.05PM REFEREE – Brett Bowden

QUEANBEYAN White & Sky Blue Les Makin Tom Dunstan Neori Nadruku Michael Stolberg Toby Wilson Ben Boyton Dan Penca Tom Gregory Darmody Josh White Billy Chalker Maligi Finau Keith Morgan Altus Momsen HP Momsen Brendon Spears Adam Fahey

TUGGERANONG Red & White 1. L/H Prop Sione Taula 2. Hooker Michael Henry 3. T/H Prop JP Pradaud 4. Lock Gareth Clouston 5. Lock Siope Naeata 6. BL/S Flanker Michael Oakman Hunt 7. OP/S Flanker Rowan Perry Tim Cree © 8. Number 8 9. Scrum Half Joe Powell 10. Fly Half Isaac Thompson 11. Left Wing Jerome Niumata 12. I/S Centre Rodney Iona 13. O/S Centre Nigel Ah Wong 14. Right Wing Ernest Suavai 15. Fullback Brendan Taueki Coach

Brad Harris

Tony Doherty/Glen Stumbles

Assistant

Bryce McNicol

Bob Donnelly

Manager

Greg Hayes

MATCH FACT – “PENCA REACHES GAME 100” th

Congratulations to inspirational Queanbeyan Whites skipper Dan Penca who will celebrate his 100 st 1 grade game of the club this Saturday when the locals take on undefeated competition leaders th Tuggeranong at the Whites home ground. Penca will become just the 35 player to crack the 100 game milestone for the Whites and joins a very select Club. Having joined the Whites straight from St Edmunds College, he quickly caught the eye of representative selectors and was selected in the 2007 Australian squad that went to the then Under 19’s World Cup, now replaced by the Under 20s competition. Penca hasn’t spent to many games in the lower grades with his current club tally at just 113 making this achievement all the more remarkable. Penca is also no stranger to picking up awards at the Clubs Annual Presentation evening having managed to only miss out in 2008 on taking home some silverware with ‘Best Forward’ and ‘Best and Fairest’ gongs aplenty. Penca took over as Whites skipper in 2010 and has the honour of being one of the few Whites players to hoist the John I Dent Cup, that being the last year the Whites took the title, ironically against today’s opponents in the epic 30-28 victory. He has been a regular selection in ACT Griffins representative teams and his 2014 form is already proving to be right up there as one of his best seasons.

QUEANBEYAN v TUGGERANONG Saturday 28th June, 2014 Campese Oval

Reserve Grade: REFEREE:

1:40PM Reece Henshaw

Queanbeyan Andy Goslett Matt Connelly Jordan Cremerius Tony Tarlinton Josh Townsend Cameron Stanley Sam Boyton Aiden Kenworthy Mitch Douch Tom Ian Darmody Doug Lancaster Nathan Smith Robbie Bartlett Rob Beath Sam McNeil

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

Tuggeranong

Queanbeyan

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

Tom Blencowe

Sam French Brendan Allardyce Nick McCarthy Dave Grimmond Brad Jones Nick Wong

12:15PM M Ryan

Tyrone Dargue Jake Gordon Damon Mudge Jack Wootton Dylan Jancevski Euan McKillop Charlie Valeni Adam Res Jeremy Taylor Ben Pattenden Ben Todd Tyran Sullivan Adam Wise Riley Ahern Hamish Ahern

Coach

Tuggeranong Tyron Jones Connal McInerney Tyrel Lomax Callum Smith Daniel Blackmore James Kazias Joey Vejvoda Tyler Harris Blake Henman © Grant Knight Chris Wellington Joe Langtry Ati Lalofau Eddie Jones Jack Reid

Sean Debenham Ryan Roberts

Assistant

Tim Hawke Lee Boswell

Manager

John King Brett Irwin

MATCH PREVIEW This competition round for 2nd grade is shaping up as being one of the most important for clubs looking for a top four finish. This fixture is the match of the round at it is 1 v 2 and a bonus point win to Queanbeyan could see them leap frog Tuggeranong on the ladder. The last time these two played it was a 24 all draw so expect another close encounter.

A win to Vikings this weekend could all but sure up the minor premiership; however a loss could open the door for Queanbeyan to take top spot later in the season. Both teams scored massive wins on the weekend and also held their opponents scoreless. This match up will come down to the wire, and will be a great preview into finals football for 2014.

QUEANBEYAN v TUGGERANONG Saturday 28th June, 2014 Campese Oval

Third Grade: REFEREE:

12:15PM C Van Dyk

Queanbeyan Andy Fahey Tom Coffey Tangi Maine Pierre Jennings Lachlan Wall Matt Maloney Ian Calligeros Tim Godfrey Duncan Doyle Mike Doyle Jack Bowyer Angus Balmaks Joe Mullany Jack Rowe Jack Bowyer

Fourth Grade: REFEREE:

Tuggeranong

Queanbeyan

Tuggeranong

Dave Haskins/Matt Gibbons

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

Matt Wafer Duane Petersen Tom Carney Scott Irwin Aaron Cherry Tom Tuivaita Steve Pitelli Tim Talua-MacCarthur Carlos Marr James Rewi Wetini Misi Nepo James Tupai Lix Lealiifano Michael Barnetson

10:50AM Peter Janssens

Jared McHugh Jason McGuigan Harley McDonnell John Kalolo Salesi Toumoua Darren Bulley/Grant Jones Simon Kenny Jackson Tahapehi George Fakalolo Mitch Callagher/Josh Crockett Daley Willison Matt Rumble Adam Meyer Jono Murphy Andrew Talaina Tim Hawke/Luke Cochrane Gavin Sinclair Danny Matthews/Mitch Price John Howard Jeremy Taylor John Tietzmann Matt Thopre/Sam French Carel Swanepoel Kepaoa Kepaoa/Gareth Slarke Steve Dewar Dom Finau Riley Banks Caden Helmers Steve Niovanni

Adam Gowen Tim O’Brien Duane Petersen

Coach

Tom I Darmody James Rewi-Wetini

Assistant

Gavin Sinclair

Manager

Peter Chapman

Paul Thomas Doug Ivill

Grant Jones Grant Lukins

MATCH PREVIEW Like most of the fixtures at Campese today, this is another 1 v 2 match up. Tuggeranong are coming off the back off a bonus point victory over Gungahlin, while Queanbeyan had Easts forfeit against them, giving them a 20-0 bonus point victory. Tuggeranong were far too good last time winning 32-18.

This 4th grade match will be the grades match of the round as only 2 points separate these two teams at the top of the ladder. Queanbeyan have had both there byes, while Tuggeranong will not have there’s until round 14 so competition points will be vital in this fixture.

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ROYALS v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 28th June, 2014 PHILLIP OVAL KICK OFF – 3:05PM REFEREE – James Morris

ROYALS Royal Blue & White Faalelei Sione Joel Penders Feleti Kaihea Nathan Selwood Tom Staniforth Tyson Tamihere Brendan Woodward Lachlan McCaffery Pedro Rolando Craig McMahon Jason Swain Tim Cornforth Ed Lagalli Liam Slater Ben Johnston Russel Ingram

UNI-NORTHS POSITION Navy, Yellow & Green 1. L/H Prop Wes Malton Josh Collins 2. Hooker Allan Alaalatoa 3. T/H Prop Joe Ritchie 4. Lock Richard Taumoepeau 5. Lock 6. BL/S Flanker Tom Mulquiney 7. OP/S Flanker David Bennett Bhiamie Williamson 8. Number 8 9. Scrum Half Edan Campbell-O’Brien Tom Gilmore 10. Fly Half James Olds 11. Left Wing 12. I/S Centre Sam Irwin 13. O/S Centre Phil Ferreira 14. Right Wing Sam Allen Liam Gallagher 15. Fullback Coach

Joe Hedger

Joe Kolokihakaufisi/Greg Smith

Assistant

Anthony Hayes / Dave Purser

Chris Beath

Manager

Deon Norval

MATCH FACT Both teams will welcome back there Australian U20’s stars Tom Staniforth and Allan Allalatoa who helped Australia finish 5th in the recent IRB Junior World Cup in New Zealand.

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ROYALS v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 28th June, 2014 PHILLIP OVAL

Reserve Grade: REFEREE:

1:40PM Ben Nelson

Royals Felete Kaihea Nathan Regan Anthony Chan John MacPherson Connor McGoverne Dan Woodward Ed Larkin Liam Davis Nick Tankey Jamie Bodman Chris Russell Sekope Meke Luke McCreath Tom Pritchard Tim Johnston

Uni-Norths

12:15PM Denis Beissner

Royals

Matt White Sam Ogilvy Josh Collins Peter Curlewis Luke Bray Josh Fraser TBC Reuben Heagney Hensley Peter Sam Burns TBC Don Don Kais Stanley Susuve Henry Kalua Manu Guise

Matt Weaver Glenn Croker Terry Kinnane Dave Murray Luke Fisher

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

Uni-Norths

Loia Fotu Isileli Fa Peni Nifo Bruce Hablutzel Loia Kaihea Bill Yole Eddie Powell Seamus Leyland Hugh Cowan Max Bode Justin Holliday Callum Richardson Jacob Mann Matt Bautz Dean Paragalli Tom Harding Brenton Acreman Locky Creighton Harry Burey Chris Hamilton Josh Thompson Tom Lomax Ed Hallisey Tom Hall Otto Wrakonei Alec Jones Bryce Gibson Jordan Thompson Lachie Rebetzke Nick Feaks

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

Tom Beinke Daniel Blooper Matt Crowe Slam Golf

Manager

Matt Shevlin Caitlin Rhine

Coach

MATCH PREVIEW Royals are in desperate need of a win if they are to gain a place in the top 4. Currently sitting 5 points out, a win will put them in reach of Wests if results go their way. Uni-Norths put in an improved performance, securing a 4 try bonus point in their loss to Wests in round 10.

This match up will be one to watch with both teams fighting for those final spots in the top 4. Uni showed its class defeating Wests 48-10 to provide a little buffer between them and 5 th placed Royals. Royals will be fresh from the bye and looking to repeat their efforts they produce last time against the Owls wining 31-26.

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ROYALS v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 28th June, 2014 PHILLIP OVAL

Third Grade: REFEREE:

12:15PM Anne Nelson

Royals Damian Ramsden Tim Elliott Luke Fisher Jerome Freestone Tim McMahon David Boyle Jarryd Pianca Jordan Paparoa Zac Elliott Ryan Bartley Jake McMahon Jacob Paton Brendan Russell Solu Felu Eugene Haigh

Fourth Grade: REFEREE:

Uni-Norths

Royals

Lachlan Fryer Craill Callum Dave Darcy Tatu Parafell Luke Bray Angus Judd James Douglas Craig McKillop Paul Crowe Crutch Hennesy Willy Mendumby John Ramanu Jack Birtwhistle TBC

Josh Ryan Mick Burrows Rob Krauss

Paul Driver Brad Smith Joel Symmans James Atkins Rob Knight Jacob Corkhill James Douglas Brendan Maher Robert Singh Matt Shevlin Fiama Manu Luke Colquhoun Tony McGrath Gavin Allen Henry Hobson

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

Mike Jensen

Manager

10:55AM Bryce Gorrell Uni-Norths Tom Perry Matt Holloway Nathan Long Jack Simpson Mike Perks Antinoe Peremou Brendon Lee Jordy Parker Brendo McGrath Alex Sumpter Chris Mayer Cameron Kerslake Ben McDonald Scott Maxwell

Ollie Hinder Jimmy Taylor Lloyd Petty Vaughan Welch Jason Hinder

Jerome Freestone

MATCH PREVIEW This game is an important fixture for both clubs as the push for a finals spot. The Owls bonus point win over Wests has them 6 points outside the top four and a bonus point win will see them close in on 4th place Royals. Depending on result, Royals could go as high as 3rd on the ladder drop to 5th on the ladder.

With the updated table, the Owls now sit well outside the top four and will be looking to register a win against Royals. The Owls blew a lead to draw with Wests 14 in round 10 all meaning they shared the competition points. A loss to UniNorths will disrupt Royals push to the finals as there is only 5 points between 3rd and 5th.

John I Dent Cup Results st Round 10 – 21 June

PREMIER – 1st GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Gungahlin Uni-Norths Royals

v 85 12 33

PREMIER – 2nd GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Gungahlin Uni-Norths Royals

v 51 0 29

PREMIER – COLTS Home Team Queanbeyan Gungahlin Uni-Norths Royals

v v v v

v 20 14 46

PREMIER – 4th GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Gungahlin Uni-Norths Royals

v v v v

v 70 0 48

PREMIER – 3rd GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Gungahlin Uni-Norths Royals

v v v v

v N/A 12 14

v v v v

Away Team Easts Tuggeranong Wests Bye

Location 17 22 29

Away Team Easts Tuggeranong Wests Bye

Location 5 31 44

Campese Oval Gungahlin Enclosed ANU North Oval

0 55 10

Campese Oval Gungahlin Enclosed ANU North Oval

0 48 21

Campese Oval Gungahlin Enclosed ANU North Oval

N/A 35 14

Campese Oval Gungahlin Enclosed ANU North Oval

Away Team Easts Tuggeranong Wests Bye

Location

Away Team Easts Tuggeranong Wests Bye

Location

Away Team Easts Tuggeranong Wests Bye

Campese Oval Gungahlin Enclosed ANU North Oval

Location

PREMIER DIVISION TABLES ROUND 10 Premier - First Grade Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Gungahlin Wests Royals Uni-Norths Easts

P 9 8 8 9 8 9 9

W 8 5 4 4 4 3 1

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L 0 3 4 5 4 6 7

Fft 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Fft Ag 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 1 2 2 1 2 1 1

F 326 273 211 226 205 162 119

A 94 151 194 223 174 287 399

Df 232 122 17 3 31 -125 -280

BP 4t 6 4 5 6 3 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 1 2 1 1

F 325 317 227 256 149 65 140

A 72 108 118 212 199 405 365

Df 253 209 109 44 -50 -340 -225

BP 4t 7 6 5 4 3 0 2

BP<7p

Df 320 137 15 46 -162 -11 -345

BP 4t 8 4 5 3 2 3 0

BP<7p

BP 4t 8 3 6 3 4 3 1

0 2 0 2 0 0 2

Pts 47 34 29 28 27 18 12

Premier – Second Grade Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Gungahlin Wests Royals Easts Uni-Norths

P 9 8 8 9 8 9 9

W 7 6 5 5 3 1 0

D 1 2 1 0 0 0 0

L 0 0 2 4 5 7 9

0 0 0 1 1 0 1

Pts 46 42 35 29 24 8 7

Premier – Colts Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Uni-Norths Royals** Gungahlin Wests Easts

P 9 8 9 8 8 9 9

W 8 7 4 3 3 3 0

D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L 0 1 5 4 5 5 8

NR 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

Fft 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Fft Ag 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 1 2 1 2 2 1 1

F 391 227 239 190 104 191 39

A 71 90 224 144 266 202 384

0 0 4 1 0 1 0

Pts 49 40 29 24 22 20 4

*NR = No Result **Loss of 5 competition points

Premier – Third Grade Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Gungahlin Royals Wests Uni-Norths Easts

P 9 8 8 8 9 9 9

W 8 4 4 4 3 3 1

D 0 2 1 0 1 0 0

L 1 1 3 4 5 6 7

Fft 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Fft Ag 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

B 1 2 2 2 1 1 1

F 360 183 238 163 224 162 64

A 84 111 196 162 270 210 361

Df 276 72 42 1 -46 -48 -297

F 231 309 156 107 94 81 0

A 94 92 192 139 255 206 0

Df 137 217 -36 -32 -161 -125 0

BP 4t 5 7 1 2 1 0 0

BP<7p

1 0 0 0 1 2 0

Premier – Fourth Grade Team Queanbeyan Tuggeranong Royals Wests Gungahlin Uni-Norths Easts*

P 6 7 7 7 7 8 0

W 6 6 3 3 2 0 0

D 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

L 0 1 4 3 5 7 0

B 2 1 2 1 2 1 0

BP<7p

0 0 1 0 0 1 0

*Easts withdrew from the competition due to 3 forfeits as per 2014 Rules of Competition - Rule 26.1

Pts 37 35 22 20 17 7 0

Pts 45 36 32 27 23 21 9

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Man of the match Round 10

CONGRATULATIONS TO Tim Cree

Tim was named ‘SKINS Man of the Match’ for his outstanding performance in the round 10 clash between Gungahlin and Tuggeranong. Tim will receive a skins prize pack.

MONARO DIVISION COMPETITION FIRST DIVISION: With this weekends fixture being round 10, the competition for finals spots is heating up especially with a number of rescheduled games still yet to be played. Last weekend match of the round was an outstanding battle with RMC remaining undefeated with a 18-8 victory over Hall. Both teams are showing some encouraging form this year and are pushing hard for a spot in the finals. Goulburn were far too good for Yass thrashing the Rams 88-7. The defending champions have had a forgettable 2014 season and are nowhere near the form that sore them claim the title in 2013. This week’s match of the round is Cooma v Hall in Cooma. Cooma are always a very strong side at home while Hall will be looking to continue their promising form. Yass and ADFA will be the only other match that will battle it out this weekend as they fight to keep lock in a finals position. Both teams are not showing the form they displayed last year, but a win could very much so give them the confidence they need to get there season on a role. First Division - 1st Grade TEAM

Pts

Goulburn RMC

8 6

0 0

340 154

7 3

39 27

ADFA

-126

Hall

-129

Cooma

-23

Yass

-216

SECOND DIVISION: Taralga have secured a bonus point 48-17 win over Bungendore to leap frog Crookwell and sit on top of the competition ladder. While both teams are on equal points, the Tigers have a far better for and against then Crookwell. Taralga’s 31 point victory saw them cross for 8 tries, with outside centre Ben Marmont scoring a hartick and winger Joe Kelly scoring a double. The matchup between Jindabyne and Boorowa was well worthy of being named the match of the round with 1 point splitting the two teams. Jindabyne held on to a 25-24 victory which keeps them in touch with the top two teams. Both Boorowa and Jindabyne scored 4 tries, but a penalty goal to the Bushpigs secured the win. For Boorowa, they still remain winless, but a win could quiet easily turn their season around. Round 8’s match of the round is the battle for top spot on the ladder with Crookwell at home to Taralga. This match will be a very different game compared to the last time these two played in which Crookwell took the competition points with a 29-0 victory. The other game taking places this weekend is Jindabyne and Bungendore in Jindabyne. Jindabyne will need to secure a win if they don’t want to fall behind the top two whereas Bungendore will be desperate to get some breathing space between then and Boorowa. Second Division TEAM

Pts

Taralga

Crookwell

Jindabyne

Bungendore

-73

Boorowa

-68

First Division - 2nd Grade TEAM

Fft

Fft Ag

Pts

Goulburn Hall

8 9

8 6

0 0

0 2

0 0

0 1

223 118

6 4

38 33

Yass

-20

Cooma

-19

RMC ADFA

5 9

1 0

0 0

3 9

1 0

0 0

44 -346

4 0

8 0

John I Dent Cup Photos By Nick Guoth – Uni-Norths v Wests (Rd 10)

2014 Women’s Competition Round 7 Uni-Norths celebrated their ladies & families day with a comprehensive 47-0 victory over Jindabyne at North Oval. This was the only match that took play on the weekend with ADFA/RMC unavailable to participate against Queanbeyan. For Uni-Norths the 7 tries to nil improved there for/against and lifted them to only 1 point behind Queanbeyan on the ladder. Round 7’s match of the round will be Royals v Uni-Norths at Phillip Oval. Royals are yet to be beaten and Uni will be confident after their victory they can hand Royals there first defeat. The last time

these two met was back in round 1 where Royals won comfortably. Queanbeyan will have their final bye for the year, while ADFA/RMC and Jindabyne are looking to reschedule there match for later in the season. Women’s Division P

D L

Ft Ag

Pts

Royals Queanbeyan Uni-Norths

4 4 3

4 2 2

0 0 0 1 0 1

2 1 2

0 0 0

0 1 0

105 19 65

4 2 2

28 19 18

Jindabyne ADFA

5 4

1 0

0 3 0 4

1 0

0 0

-85 -104

0 0

8 0

TEAM

WESTS

2014

Western District Rugby Football Club

Sportsman’s Luncheon Friday 4 July, 12pm for 12.30pm start

A free bus will be departing Canberra Southern Cross Club at Jamison at 11.30am (bookings essential) (one way only)

Venue: Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden (92-96 Corinna St Phillip) Dress Code: Neat Casual Ticket prices: $ 120 per person or $1100 for a table of 10 3 course meal including beer, wine & soft drink

Guest Speakers

League Legend Tommy Raudonikis Cricket legend Doug Walters MC David Pembroke

Auction items

• signed and framed 2003 Wallabies World Cup jersey • signed and framed 2014 Brumbies jersey • signed and framed U2 guitar featuring Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jnr • signed and framed 1982 Kangaroos Invincible’s jersey • 2 grandstand tickets to the F1 Singapore Night Grand Prix (19-21 Sept 2014) plus 2 tickets to the Official F1 After Party at the Ritz Carlton Hotel • Bali Villa Double V - 7 nights for 6 guests (3 bedrooms all with ensuites) - within minutes of Seminyak Beach! • Phuket Hideway - 7 nights for 10 guests (5 extra large bedrooms all with ensuites) • Sanctuary Port Douglas for 7 nights for 6 guests • signed and framed Australian Cricket team 2014 signed cricket shirt • signed and framed Muhammad Ali Everlast Boxing Robe • Fully Catered Open box to Raider vs Dragons (14-18 Aug) for 8 people • plus many more silent auction items

Raffle prize

One (1) economy airfare to London or New York (return) – kindly donated by Maree Van Arkel from McGraths Real Estate Dickson RSVP to Craig Robberds with payment by Tuesday 1 July 2014 Payment by credit card or cash Email: craigrobberds@westsrugby.com.au Mob: 0412744636 | Fax (02) 6251 5423

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 5th July PREMIER DIVISION Round 12 Gungahlin Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Wests

v v v v

Easts Uni-Norths Royals Bye

Gungahlin Enclosed Viking Park Campese

FIRST DIVISION – Competition Bye Cooma v Yass @ Cooma – Round 2 Rescheduled match SECOND DIVISION – Round 9 Taralga v Boorowa Taralga Crookwell v Bungendore Crookwell Jindabyne v Bye WOMEN’S DIVISION – Round 8 ADFA/RMC v Uni-Norths ADFA/RMC* Queanbeyan v Royals Campese Jindabyne v Bye *Match to be rescheduled

ACT Club Rugby would like to thank KONICA MINOLTA, Kingston for their assistance in printing the Stampede for the 2014 season