2015 John I Dent Cup Club Rugby Stamped Round 13 by Sam Irwin

Saturday 20th June, 2015 – ROUND 13 BROUGHT TO YOU BY BRUMBIES RUGBY

JOHN I DENT CUP MATCH OF THE ROUND Western Districts Lions vs. Uni-Norths Owls Jamison Oval – 3.15pm

Easts vs. Queanbeyan – Griffith Oval, 3.05pm Gungahlin v Royals – Gungahlin Enclosed, 3.15pm Tuggeranong – Bye

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John I Dent Cup Preview: Round 13 Saturday 20th June

MATCH OF THE ROUND: Wests (3) v Uni-Norths (5) @ Jamison Oval First Grade: 3:15pm, Reserve Grade: 1:50pm, Colts: 12:25pm Previous Result: Wests 31 defeated Uni-Norths 21, Rd 6 2015 The Lions have strung 4 wins on the trot now after their 72-7 win over Easts last weekend. Wests ran in 12 tries which include 4 doubles to Gareth Bautz, Michael Smith, Vatu Qalova & Ratu Tagive. They currently sit 7 points clear of Royals in 3rd place on the ladder and a win this weekend will put pressure on Royals who would love nothing more than to finish in 3rd place. Wests will be celebrating their Ladies Day this weekend and have made a number of changes in the backline with Andrew Parsons & Joe Smellie returning which seeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ratu Tagive move from fullback to outside centre. The Owls came up just short against Queanbeyan in a see-sawing affair at North Oval. The Owls led 8-5 at half time after having all the ball in the first half before Queanbeyan jumped out to a 22-8 lead on the back of some much needed possession. However the momentum turned when Uni-Norths scored a 90metre intercept try which then led to another try in the last minute of play to have the score at 22-20. Unfortunately the kick from out wide struck the post to prevent the game ending in a draw. Only one change has been made this weekend with Phil Ferreria coming into the backline for injured Alec Jones. The last time these two played, Uni-Norths drew within 3 points late in the second half before Wests score on full time to prevent any chance of a come from behind victory and an important bonus point.

Gungahlin (6) v Royals (4) @ Gungahlin Enclosed Oval First Grade: 3:15pm, Reserve Grade: 1:50pm, Colts: 12:25pm Previous Result: Royals 40 Defeated Gungahlin 20 Rd 6 2015 Gungahlin are hitting their straps and are putting improved performances on the park after a slow start to 2015. Before the bye, the Eagles pushed Vikings for 60 minutes with the scores very tight, before Vikings superiority got the better of Gungahlin. This weekend will see another halves combination with Anthony Dawes and Sean Connochie named to take on Pedro Rolando and Craig McMahon. Apart from that, the only other change to Gungahlin is James Lovell returning to his familiar position of fullback after a stint at fly half. Playing at home, the Eagles will lift for this game and will be out to hand Royals there second loss in a row. Royals will be out to bounce back after they were handing their 5th defeat for the year. Despite the score line displaying a 31-15 victory to Tuggeranong, the game was very fast paced and very physical. Royals will looking to continue that style play into Gungahlin, however with the result reversed to a victory for Royals. Ed Hallisey gets another crack in first grade with a reshuffled back line while Dean Paragalli will play blindside flanker with Tyson Tamihere moving into the second row.

Easts (7) v Queanbeyan (2) @ Griffith Oval First Grade: 3:05pm, Reserve Grade: 1:40pm, 3rd Grade: 12:15pm Previous Result: Queanbeyan 60 Defeated Easts 8 Rd 6 2015 Easts were unable to prevent Wests attack letting in 12 tries to suffer one of their worst defeats of the year. Despite the result standouts for Easts were Tom Pilkinton, George Cross, Simon Webber and Jacob Angelatos at fullback. This weekend at home for second last time, the Beastie would love nothing more to celebrate a win and home and to knock off Queanbeyan. Easts have named an unchanged side to last weekend. Queanbeyan almost blew a 12 point lead against the Owls in a match that came down to the wire. Queanbeyan had no possession in the first half, but managed to score right on half time, which then resulted in three more quick tries earlier in the second half to give them a 22-8 lead. However an intercept to Uni-norths changed the momentum, but the Whites managed to hold on. Sokai Tai and Keith Morgan were Queanbeyan best, but a number of changes have been made for this weekendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s clash with Jake Holland, Car Elliot, Nero Nadruku coming into the forward pack, while Zac Tarrant and Doug Lancaster join the back line. Tuggeranong have the bye this weekend so a bonus point victory is a must for Queanbeyan if they are to stay in touch with Vikings at the top.

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EASTS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 20th June, 2015 Griffith Oval KICK OFF – 3:05PM REFEREE – Sarah Corrigan

EASTS Blue, Red and White Scott Meakins Ted Goener Ben Carroll Scott Geronimi Angus Paggett Tom Pilkinton George Cross Ash Kenny Simon Webber Darcy Eason Timothy Turner Alessio Mattoccia Geeps Pretorius Ethan Miller Jacob Angelatos John Ross David Galvin Brian McBride

Assistant

QUEANBEYAN White & Sky Blue Sam Bartholomeusz Carl Elliot Neori Nadruku Toby Wilson Tai Valeni Sokai Tai Jake Holland Tom Darmody Mitch Douch Zac Tarrant Doug Lancaster Billy Chalker JR Morgan Maligi Finau Jamie Marmont Adam Fahey Glen Stumbles

Manager

Robert Donnelly

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 Coach

MATCH FACT 2008 is the only year these two side have met in a John I Dent Cup Grand Final. Queanbeyan won that game 22-15. Both Queanbeyan & Easts finished 1st and 2nd on the competition ladder that year.

EASTS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 20th June, 2015 Griffith Oval

Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Easts

1:40PM Dennis Beissner

Third Grade: REFEREE:

Queanbeyan

12:15PM Scott Snell

Easts

T Jeffery D Allen J Amasaga J Beckett S Rutledge H Martin B McCulloch R King Lachlan Glenn P Ethell L Doherty M Hudson S Gillett C Sparke

Matt Connelly Jake Gordon Tangi Maine Tony Tarlinton Josh Townsend Daniel Naef Sam Boyton Ryan Jones Dan Hawke Tom Mitchell Riley Ahern David Kerr Adam Wise Anthony Bozzato J Lamech Hamish Ahern

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

Alan Girvan Sam French

Coach

Greg Dennis Darren Bulley

Assistant

David & Jack Cross Tom Darmody

Manager

Queanbeyan TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC

Tyrone Dargue Matt Sillis Tom Coffey Daniel Jancevski Dylan Jancevski Jackson Tahapehi Mitch Callagher Andrew Lindsay Tommy Luic Fraser Kemp Jack Wadsworth Angus Balmaks Andrew Deamer Ben Todd Luke Cochrane Daniel Hawke Paul Thomas

MATCH PREVIEW The last time these two played, Queanbeyan won 140 which for Easts showed they could mix it with the best and were unlucky not to come away with some competition points. This time around, Queanbeyan are coming off their first loss of the year and like all team suffering their first loss, they will look to bounce back. Easts suffered a heavy loss to Wests, going down 64-7 with P Ethell scoring Easts sole try.

Easts thirds had last weekend off after their June long weekend loss to Royals 26-10. That game was important to both sides as both looked to secure their first win, and unfortunately for Easties they were unable to match it with the 2014 Grand Finalists. The Whites produce a dominant performance against UniNorths and a top 4 clash. Queanbeyan ran out winners 31-0.

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GUNGAHLIN v ROYALS Saturday 20 June, 2015 Gungahlin Enclosed Oval KICK OFF – 3:15PM REFEREE – Brett Bowden

GUNGAHLIN Black & Red Patricio Noriega Alex Small Peter Houlihan Connor O’Byrne Sam O’Leary Rutikha Ilolahia Jake Helgesen Ben McGee Anthony Dawes Sean Connochie Andrew Barrell Luke Duffey Ryan Goodall Eremasi Kelei James Lovell Danny Atkins Matthew McGrory

Assistant

ROYALS Royal Blue & White Jay Cash Siliva Siliva Ryan Kotlewski Tyson Tamihere Tom Staniforth Dean Paragalli Brendan Woodward Steve Sione Pedro Rolando Craig McMahon Jamie Bodman Ed Hallisey Jason Swain Lausii Taliauli Ben Johnston Wayne Southwell Greg Smith

Manager

Chris Beath/Zac Elliott

MATCH FACT Gungahlin, then known as Daramalan played against Royals in the 1988 John I Dent Cup Grand Final, which resulted in the score being 4-3 to Royals. This is the lowest scoring Grand Final in John I Dent Cup history thus far.

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GUNGAHLIN v ROYALS Saturday 20 June, 2015 Gungahlin Enclosed Oval

Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Gungahlin Chris Grierson Derek Leefe Leigh Hancock Stuart Crew Darragh O’Byrne Will Campbell Kane Broadrick Chris Coyle Mitch Ward Tyrone Anderson Luke Shaw Michael Nicholas Nathan Smith Luke Darmody Jye Connochie

1:50PM Rohan Nishantha

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

Royals

Gungahlin

Luke Fisher

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

Michael Andrew-Copsy

Feleti Kaihea Jono Andrew-Copsy Connor McGoverne Nathan Regan Tom Bodman David Boyle Nick Tankey Brent Hamlin Chris Russell Matt Rollings Tim Johnston Paddy Boyd Jacob Sciberass

Glenn Carey Adam Butt Matt Weaver Graham Johnson Nathan Regan

Vaughn Smiles Lachlan Staib Conor McGeechan Chris Anastasiou James McDermott Rowan Kennedy Ethan Jones Andy Durham Anthony Luchetti Jarrod Hutchison Kunal Janar Vatiliai Tuidraki Adam Rummery Moi Kaufononga Jamie Kotz

12:25PM Greg Thomas Royals Faelelei Sione Siuta Tai Loia Kaihea Alex Verass Eddie Powell Daniel Smart Jacob Mann Loia Isileli-Fotu Pat Rumble Nick Jervis-Hamilton Jacob West Harry Burey Sam Ross Liam Simonsson Daniel Bottrell

Coach

Troy Atkins Tom Beinke

Assistant

Peter O’Neill Matt Shevlin

Manager

Rick Rummery Kieran Grealish

MATCH PREVIEW Only 6 points separate these two teams and Gungahlin need to get a win under their belt if they stay in contention with the top 4. The same goes for Royals who sit 4 points outside the top for behind Wests. Royals who upset Tuggeranong in their previous encounter were unable to repeat that effort going down 45-7. The last time these two met, Royals held off the Eagles 19-17. This could be another close match which so much on the line.

Gungahlin colts have had an extended period off due club bye and unfortunately forfeiting there round 11 game. The Eagles now sit in 5th spot after Queanbeyan’s victory, and need to pull off a memorable win against Royals if they want to get back into the top 4. Royals suffered only their second loss of the season on the weekend to Tuggeranong and will be looking to bounce back accordingly.

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GUNGAHLIN v ROYALS Saturday 20 June, 2015 Gungahlin Enclosed Oval

Third Grade: REFEREE: Gungahlin Alex Tanzer Leka Hakaumotu Sione Taufui Andy Harris Nick Hutchison Jamie Regan Will Yeo Tukinga Tangata Haydn Walsh Matt Power Toby Piper Dallas Abel Daniel Griffin Trent Pollard Tom Thornhill

11:05AM Marius Schoeman

Fourth Grade: REFEREE:

Royals

Gungahlin

Joel Symmons Tim Elliott Lachlan Smith Tim McMahon James Montgomery Larry Smith Jacob Corkhill Alec Bacon Zac Elliott Ryan Bartley Gav Allen Peter Murrell Jacob Paton James Scott Cam Neil

Greg Ward Michael Burrows Tony McGrath Greg Newham Mike Jensen

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

Luke Wild Oliver Kwong John Toshler Matt Scougall Matt Roberts Chris Powell Tom Blowes Ryan Bacon Andy Mahl Mark Dawes Scott Leighton Jeremy Reinhart Jackson Maifiti Geoff Holder Tim Clulow

9:45AM Stuart Hodge Royals Peni Nifo Jimmy Taylor Paul Driver Steve Reardon Mick Crossman Hugh Swan Jacob Harrison Tino Faletaogo Robert Singh Josh Tankey Fiama Manu Tom Milenovic Simon Anau Nette Sokissing Mark Young

Luke Wild Jim Taylor

Assistant Manager

Greg Newham Jerome Freestone

MATCH PREVIEW Gungahlin currently sit outside the top 4 on for & against and with Uni & Wests playing each other, this is a big game for the Eagles to win and move into the top 4. Royals on the other hand will be looking to string together a couple of wins and finish the back end of the season off on a high after having only secure the one win thus far. When these two last played Gungahlin came away with the competition points wining 19-12.

This game is the opposite to that of 3rd grade, with it being Royals who could move significantly up the ladder if they get a win against the Eagles. Royals sitting in fourth could potentially move up to 2nd place with a bonus point win. Gungahlin are yet to win a game in 4th grade, but are stringing together some nice form and a win is not far away. Royals were comfortable winners in their last encounter scoring a bonus point victory.

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“SKINS MATCH OF THE ROUND” WESTS v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 20 June, 2015 Jamison Oval KICK OFF – 3:15PM REFEREE – Scott Cunnold

WESTS Maroon & Sky Blue Harrison Lloyd Gareth Bautz Ben Coutts Dave McKern Alex Giucci Michael Smith Sean Doyle Brodie Leber Peter Raines Seb Lorraway Rob Buaserua Andrew Parsons Ratu Tagive Vatu Qalova Joe Smellie Craig Robberds Jone Tawake Trevor Ellis

UNI-NORTHS Navy, Yellow & Green 1. L/H Prop Ray Dobson 2. Hooker Yuuki Mori 3. T/H Prop Nick Dobson 4. Lock Luke Bray 5. Lock Ritchie Taumoepeau 6. BL/S Flanker Nick Jones 7. OP/S David Bennett 8. Number Flanker 8 Tevita Vahai 9. Scrum Half Paula Katoa 10. Fly Half Tom Gilmore 11. Left Wing Ieti Tago 12. I/S Centre Fabian Tago 13. O/S Centre Phil Ferreira 14. Right Wing Gareth Wats 15. Fullback Sam Irwin Coach Joe Hedger Assistant Matt Loadsman Manager

Hugh Alexander

A SKINS prize pack will be awarded to the player of the match from the SKINS Match of the Round each week.

MATCH FACT Wests will be celebrating their annual Ladies Day this Saturday and would like to thank all the wonderful ladies and families for their contribution and involvement in the Wests Rugby Club.

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WESTS v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 20 June, 2015 Jamison Oval

Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Wests Joel Malouf Jeremy Tisdall Mitch Lee Jaxson Taylor Charlie Eichholzer Jare Morell Lionel Hayden Semisi Qvola Chris Ashmore Damien House Luke Morrison Anau Takiari Matt Jones Danny Higgins Ryley McKay

1:50PM Ben Nelson

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

Uni-Norths

Wests

Matt White Rien Donkin Bill Yole Peter Curlewis Joe Ritchie Craig McKillop Matt Bautz Tylor Bunting Brendon Mcgrath Chris Hodgson Lourens De Beer TBC Jack Birthwhislte Aloese Moeai Jordan Thompson

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

Luke Roberts Dave Purser

Coach Assistant

Tony Scott

Sean Hammond/John Cattle

Manager

Nick Sitauti Hayden McDonald Hugo McDermott Joe Loeschnauer Tom Harvey Nick Krempff Geoff Cox Sam Simmonds Scott Trodahl Tyson Ollson Will Higgins Brad Thomas Callum Murphy Connor Munro Danny Higgins

12:25PM Joe Whyte Uni-Norths Leli Fa Koli Tamata Max Bode Jack Ogilvy Drew Turner Tom Hall Tapiwa Cuan Hablutzel Nick Keighley Bryce Lee Kaile Baillie Angus Whittle Cody Love Rubane Josh Hawgood

Jeremy Eri Sam Rolfe Chris Ashmore/Mike Hogan

Steve Rolfe

Dave Lane Amy Allpress

MATCH PREVIEW This second grade match up with be the match of the round as both teams sit 3rd and 4th on the ladder. Both are equal on competition wins but 4 points separates them on the ladder. Wests ran in 10 tries in their 64-7 win over Easts, whereas Uni-Norths handed Queanbeyan their first loss of the year winning 22-7 at ANU North oval. Only 7 points separated these two in their round 6 encounter and after last weekendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s results, this will again be another tight one.

The last time these two teams met, Uni-Norths were far too good holding Wests scoreless in very cold conditions under lights. Wests are yet to play a game since that encounter so they will be refreshed and ready to go. The Owls on the other hand, suffered a disappointing 3 point loss at the hands of an enthusiastic Queanbeyan side 25-22. The loss has made it very tight at the top of the colts ladder between Uni, Royals and Tuggeranong.

WESTS v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 20 June, 2015 Jamison Oval

Third Grade: REFEREE: Wests Jeremy Tisdall Kyle Munro Tala Sefo Alex Wilson Jeremy Sefo Tyan Vaiouga Aaron Malouf Tavake Tahola Mikey Patau Shaun Phelan Nathan Koeing Dave Lapiato Michael Irvine Paddy O’Callaghan Matt Funaki

11:05AM Greg Corin Uni-Norths

Wests

Wes Malton Robert Krasse Josh Collins Angus Judd Semisi Tongatoutai Ma’u Tom Mulquiney John Carver Reuben Heagney Simon Wasley Robert Carver Semisi Ivarature Cameron Kerslake

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

Chris Mayer Ogada-Osir Sam Burns

John Ryan Glen Croker Ogada-Osir Jeff Southwell/Orga Mathaba Jayson Hinder Richard Wyche

Fourth Grade: REFEREE:

Peter Bradley/John Carver (Snr)

Coach

Chris Rigter Julian Baratta Jason Pepper Brodie Hogg Ewan Colloff James Evatt Andy O’Brien Ropati Fesuali Jordan Harris Luke O’Connor Kyle French Tino Sione Alex McNamara Liam Hutchinson Rod Palmer

9:45AM David Trill Uni-Norths Tom Perry Sam Ogilvy Victor Alubale Brent Baynham Freddie McGrath-Weber

Jay Perera Jordan Parker Brendon Lee Ed Mckinnon Alex Sumpton Anthony Smith Paul Crowe Joe Walker Drew West Josh Carroll-Fajarda

Rod Palmer Glen Croker

Assistant

GHutchinson/J Pepper Jayson Hinder

Manager

John Palmer Matthew Reid

MATCH PREVIEW Like 1st and 2nd grade, this fixture will be the match of the round in 3rd grade. Uni-Norths currently sit 3 points clear of Wests in 3rd, while Wests are ahead of Gungahlin in 4th on points for and against. The Owls preformed below par and were outclassed by Queanbeyan going down 31-0. Wests last game, they won with a bonus point over Easts.At present the fight for a top 4 spot in 3rd grade is very open and each week, teams can go as high as second or be outside the top 4 altogether.

Wests 4th grade have had some considerable time of due to scheduling but will now be looking consolidate the spot in the top 4 and over take Queanbeyan for 2nd place. The Owls suffered heartbreaking 1 point loss to Queanbeyan last weekend, going down 29-28. Uni-Norths did manage to secure 2 bonus points, which still puts them in range for a top 4 finish. The last time these two clubs played, Wests showed there class winning by 33 points.

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PLAYER OF THE MATCH Round 12 Vs.

Congratulations to Tim Cree of Tuggeranong. Tim was named ‘SKINS Man of the Match’ for his outstanding performance in the round 12 clash between Tuggeranong & Royals. Tim will received a skins prize pack for his efforts.

CLUB RUGBY RESULTS Saturday 13th June PREMIER DIVISION – 1ST GRADE Home Team Easts Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin

7 15 20

v v v v v

Away Team Wests Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Bye

MONARO 1ST DIVISION – 1ST GRADE 72 31 22

PREMIER DIVISION – 2ND GRADE Home Team Easts Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin

7 7 22

v v v v v

Away Team Wests Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Bye

Home Team Hall Yass Goulburn

35 19 60

v v v v

Away Team ADFA RMC Cooma

19 22 10

MONARO 1ST DIVISION – 2ND GRADE 64 45 7

Home Team Hall Yass Goulburn

12 24 78

v v v v

Away Team ADFA RMC Cooma

17 7 0

PREMIER DIVISION – COLTS Home Team Wests Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin

7 22

v v v v v

Away Team Bye Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Bye

SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION 23 25

PREMIER DIVISION – 3RD GRADE Home Team Uni-Norths

v v

Away Team Queanbeyan

v v

Away Team Queanbeyan

20 20 17 47 19

v v v v v v

Away Team Broulee No Game Taralga Milton Crookwell

0 0 36 10 43

WOMEN’S DIVISION Home Team Royals Uni-Norths

PREMIER DIVISION – 4TH GRADE Home Team Uni-Norths

Home Team Jindabyne Bungendore Braidwood Boorowa Batemans Bay

v v v

Away Team Tuggeranong Bye

FIRST & SECOND DIVISION COMPETITION FIRST DIVISION:

SOUTH COAST MONARO - SECOND DIVISION

In the Grand Final replay Goulburn produce a clinical like display running in 10 tries to 2, wining 60-10. The Dirty Reds still remain undefeated, but have played two games less then Hall and currently sit second on the ladder. Goulburn 2nd grade racked up a cricket score against Cooma, wining 78-0 with fullback Brandon Courts scoring a personal tally of 26 points.

Boorowa have now won three on the trot and are making a move up the ladder after their bonus point 47-10 win over Milton at home. Boorowa sit 3 points outside the top 4 at present and get an automatic bonus point 20-0 victory this weekend with Bay Red withdrawing. For Milton, they are still holding onto the top South Coast spot, but sit outside the top 4 on points for and against. They take on Crookwell at home this weekend which will be a tough challenge for them.

RMC’s have found themselves in the top 4 with a 22-19 win over Yass. This match was played for double competition points due to rescheduling restrictions. The win has seen Yass drop out of the top 4, but only 2 points separate them and RMC. In their 2nd grade game the Rams were too good scoring a bonus point 24-7 win. Fly Half E Ngatai scored a hatrick to put the result beyond doubt. It is currently a two team race in 2nd grade between Yass and Goulburn who sit 12 plus point a head of nearest rival Hall. In the final game of the round Hall were on their game winning 35-19 to notch up their 6th victory of the season. In 2nd grade ADFA upset last year’s premiers 17-12 to get their first win of the year. In round 9, the match of the round in Hall v RMC at Hall, while Cooma travel to ADFA and we have the battle of the Hume with Yass making the trip to Goulburn.

Second Grade: TEAM – 2nd Yass Goulburn

P 8 6

W 7 6

L 1 0

D 0 0

DF 96 212

BP 6 6

Pts 34 30

Hall

RMC

Cooma

-235

ADFA

-101

TEAM – 1 Hall Goulburn Cooma

P 8 6 8

W 6 6 3

L 2 0 5

D 0 0 0

DF 117 191 -92

RMC

Yass

-103

ADFA

-131

7 5

6 4 6 4

Taralga have started to get their season back on track and have now won four in a row to now sit in the top 4 on the ladder, however but due to the format of competition are currently missing out on a wild card spot. The Tigers defeated Braidwood 36-17 thanks to four tries to Ben Seaman. Only 5 competition points separate 2nd place and 6ht place on the ladder, which is generating an interesting and exciting back end to the competition. This weekend’s match of the round Broulee and Bungendore, with the Mudchooks making the trip to Broulee. This game kicks off at 3pm. Jindabyne will be holding there charity day and will host Braidwood. All money raised will go toward a children’s Park with the day kicking off at 1.30pm. There will be plenty of Children’s activities and the opportunity for kids to paint a tile that will be put on the Wall of the toilet block by the park. TEAM Jindabyne* Milton*

P 7 7

B 1 1

W 7 4

L 0 3

D 0 0

DF 222 -7

Bungendore#

158

5 5

Crookwell#

Taralga

-3

Boorowa

-30

Braidwood

-70

Broulee

-56

Batemans Bay

-50

Bay Red

First Grade: st

Crookwell’s trip to the Bay resulted in a bonus point 43-19 victory which has them like Boorowa having won 3 in a row. This weekend a win against Milton will put them in a great position as we near the back end of the competition. The Boars have now lost their last 5 in a row which is disappointing for them after last season South Coast Premiers. They take on Taralga in a must win game for their season.

Pts 31 29 18 16

*Zone Leader

BP 7

0 233 # Wild Card

Pts 39 25 33

CLUB RUGBY PHOTOS – 2015 By Nick Guoth

2015 WOMEN’S COMPETITION ROUND 6 Tuggeranong have started to hit their straps having now won three games in a row. Last weekend’s game, lived up to all the hype with the Viqueens spoiling Louise ‘Cookie’ Burrows 200th game for Royals with a 21-12 victory. Despite the result, ‘Cookie’ was the best on ground for Royals, constantly working to get her team on the front foot. Taylor Stanford was a stand out for Tuggeranong, scoring a try and converting all three tries.

TEAM

P B W L D

Pts

Uni-Norths

4 1 2 2 0

Royals

3 1 2 1 0 141

Tuggeranong

4 0 3 1 0

Gungahlin

3 1 0 3 0 -255

Currently the ladder has the Owls leading the competition thanks to having the bye, but with Tuggeranong having the bye this weekend, they will get an automatic 4 points. The Owls will play ADFA/RMC this weekend at Portsea Oval, but won’t be for competition points. This will give Uni some rugby before next weekend competition bye because of Women’s 15’s Nationals in Sydney. In the only competition match this weekend, Royals will take on Gungahlin at Nicholls oval at 1pm. Last time these two played Royals won 89-5.

Photos by Michael Daniel

In addition to expert coaching, participants receive Lunch and Morning tea, as well as receiving a Junior Rugby ball, a drink bottle, an Aquis Brumbies cap and a poster similar to those items shown below.

29th June 30th June 1st July 2nd July 3rd July 7th July 8th July 9th July 10th July 14th July 15th July 16th July

Young - (Hall Brothers Oval, Young, NSW) Queanbeyan - (Campese Field, Queanbeyan, NSW) Griffith - (Jubilee Park, Griffith, NSW) Albury - (Murray Fields, Albury, NSW) Wagga Wagga - (Connolly Rugby Complex, Wagga, NSW) Cooma/Jindabyne - (to be held at Brumbies HQ, ACT) Yass - (Victoria Park, Yass, NSW) Goulburn - (Poidevin Oval, Goulburn, NSW) Batemans Bay - (Hanging Rock, Batemans Bay, NSW) Canberra U7-U9 only - (University of Canberra, Bruce, ACT) Canberra U10-U11 only - (University of Canberra, Bruce, ACT) Canberra U12-U13 only - (University of Canberra, Bruce, ACT)

The ActewAGL July Holiday clinics are held each year during school holidays across Canberra and Southern NSW. The clinics run from approximately 9.00am to 3.00pm on the day, and both morning tea and lunch is provided to all participants. For further information and to REGISTER please see the back page or contact our Development department on the below email: development@brumbies.com.au

ARU CONCUSSION GUIDANCE (Rugby Public) The purpose of this document is to provide guidance on concussion to those involved in rugby union in Australia. It incorporates the recent changes to the IRB document entitled “IRB Concussion Guidance for the General Public” which was published on the IRB website on 22 May 2014. This summary is prepared specifically for the rugby public and is not a medical document. Players, parents, coaches and officials need to act in the best interest of player safety and welfare by taking responsibility for the recognition, removal and referral of players to a medical doctor and then ensuring concussion is appropriately managed as per these guidelines.  RECOGNISE and REMOVE -

Any player with a suspected or recognised concussion must be removed from the rugby field immediately. The player must not take further part in any rugby training or games (including other sports) on this day.

Under no circumstances in domestic rugby competitions and/or matches in Australia shall a Pitch Side Concussion Assessment (PSCA) protocol be implemented.

 REFER - Any player suspected or recognised with concussion must see a medical doctor as soon as possible.  REST - Players diagnosed with concussion must rest completely until all signs and symptoms of concussion have disappeared. ARU Concussion Guidance (Rugby Public) 2014 Page 6 / 6

 RECOVER - The concussed player must first recover from all concussion signs and symptoms at rest and return to activities of normal daily living before starting exercise.  RETURN - Follow the graduated return to play (GRTP) protocol o Start light exercise (Stage 2) when given clearance by a medical doctor. o Progress through the GRTP without any symptoms or signs recurring. o Start contact training (Stage 5) after receiving a medical certificate from a medical doctor. o This should be in accordance with the IRB guidance recommendation around return to contact training i.e. players 18 years and under diagnosed with concussion cannot return to contact training or playing for at least 2 weeks (14 days) after all concussion signs and symptoms have disappeared. o Return to playing rugby only when you have followed the IRB guidance recommendation around contact training AND fully recovered from concussion (no concussion signs or symptoms at rest, in your normal daily activities, during exercise and contact training). For more information and resources visit www.rugby.com.au/concussion.

John I Dent Cup Ladders Saturday 13th June, 2015 PREMIER –

1st

Grade

Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Wests Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin Easts

P 10 9 10 10 9 10 10

B 2 3 1 2 3 2 2

W 9 7 7 5 2 2 1

L 1 2 3 5 6 7 9

D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

Df 250 102 113 66 -84 -53 -394

BP 4t 9 7 7 3 1 4 1

BP<7p 1 2 1 2 2 1 0

Pts 54 49 40 33 25 23 13

Form WWWWW BWLBW LWWWW WLBWL LLLBL LLWLB LBLLL

P 9 10 9 10 10 10 10

B 3 2 3 2 2 2 2

W 8 7 5 5 5 2 0

L 1 3 3 5 5 6 9

D 0 0 1 0 0 2 1

Df 123 343 17 89 -29 -106 -437

BP 4t 4 6 2 4 1 2 0

BP<7p 0 3 2 2 1 2 0

Pts 48 45 38 34 30 24 10

Form BWWBL WWLWW LLWBW LWWBW WLBWL WLLLB LBLLL

P 9 8 8 8 8 9

B 2 3 2 3 2 2

W 7 6 6 3 3 0

L 2 2 2 5 5 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

Df 207 81 214 -38 -73 -391

BP 4t 6 4 6 2 1 0

BP<7p 1 1 1 0 1 0

Pts 43 41 39 26 22 8

Form WLWBL WWWBL WLWWW BLLBW WWLLB LLLLB

B 1 2 2 1 1 1 1

W 7 4 4 5 5 1 0

L 1 3 2 3 3 6 8

D 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Df 205 162 63 47 26 -130 -373

BP 4t 7 6 4 4 4 1 1

BP<7p 0 2 1 0 0 1 0

Pts 39 32 31 28 28 12 5

Form WWWWW WBLLW BWLWL LLWWB WWWLL LLLBW LLBLL

B 1 2 1 1 2 1

W 6 4 4 4 1 0

L 0 2 3 3 5 6

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

Df 177 66 36 -36 -87 -156

BP 4t 6 3 4 2 1 1

BP<7p 0 0 0 1 3 1

Pts 34 27 24 23 16 6

Form BWWWW WBWLW WLWWB WLWLB BLLWL LLLLL

PREMIER – 2nd GRADE Team Queanbeyan Tuggeranong Uni-Norths Wests Royals Gungahlin Easts PREMIER – COLTS Team Royals Uni-Norths Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Gungahlin Wests

PREMIER – 3RD GRADE Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Uni-Norths Wests Gungahlin Royals Easts

P 8 7 7 8 8 8 8

PREMIER – 4TH GRADE Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Wests Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin

P 6 6 7 7 6 6

NEXT FIXTURES Saturday 20th June, 2015 PREMIER DIVISION – Round 14 Uni-Norths Queanbeyan Royals Easts

v v v v

Tuggeranong Gungahlin Wests Bye

ANU North Oval Campese Oval Phillip Oval

Cooma ADFA RMC

Hall Yass Rescheduled

FIRST DIVISION – Round 10 Hall Yass Goulburn

v v v

SOUTH COAST MONARO – SECOND DIVISION – Round 10 Bungendore Braidwood Milton Crookwell Taralga

v v v v

Batemans Bay Boorowa Jindabyne Broulee No Game

Bungendore Braidwood Milton Crookwell

WOMEN’S DIVSISION – Round 6 Competition Bye – Women’s Nationals (24th June -26th June)

Brumbies Rugby would like to thank XIBIT PRINTERS for their assistance in printing the Stampede for the 2015 season