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Wests v Easts – Jamison Oval, 3.15pm Gungahlin v Uni-Norths – Nicholls Enclosed, 3.05pm Royals – Bye
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John I Dent Cup Preview: Round 15 Saturday 4th July
MATCH OF THE ROUND: Tuggeranong (1) v Queanbeyan (2) @ Viking Park First Grade: 3:25pm, Reserve Grade: 1:40pm, Colts: 12:15pm Previous Result: Tuggeranong 29 defeated Queanbeyan 24 – Rd 10, 2015
What a match we have on offer at the back end of the season with Tuggeranong and Queanbeyan eyeing for the Minor Premiership with two rounds to go after this weekend. Only one competition points separates these two, so there is a lot at stake with the outcome of this match. Currently it is one a piece this year between these two clubs, and both would like to get one up on their opponent before the final series. Tuggeranong suffered a shock defeat to Uni-Norths at ANU North Oval which has seen Queanbeyan take full advantage of and close the gap on them. Vikings were behind on the score board for pretty much the whole match before take in the lead with 7 minutes left. Unfortunately the Owls were not done and were able to steal the game from Vikings. Despite the loss, Tuggeranong secure two vital competition points. This weekend we can expect a very fired up Vikings team to run out and send a message they are still on track to take out a fifth consecutive John I Dent Cup. Queanbeyan on the other hand, made light work of Gungahlin, cruising to a 31-0 win, which included a double from Doug Lancaster on the wing. The Whites defeated Vikings last time they played at Viking Park in round 5, and will take confidence from that. A couple of changes have been made with Neori Nadruku returning to the starting side, while Hamish Ahern gets named at Fullback for the first time.
Gungahlin (6) v Uni-Norths (5) @ Nicholls Enclosed Oval First Grade: 3.05pm, Reserve Grade: 1.40pm, Colts 12.15pm Previous Result: Gungahlin 31 defeated Uni-Norths 3 – Rd 10, 2015
Gungahlin missed their most influential player Rocky Ilolahia on the weekend against Queanbeyan going down 31-0 to a quality Whites side at Campese. However with Rocky’s late exclusion from the side, it meant that Chris Coyle was able to make his first grade run on debut for the club after come over midway through the season. This weekend, the Eagles are back at Nicholls for the first time this year and will look to come away with a win, and close the gap on Uni-Norths and try and secure 5th spot on the ladder. Vatiliai Tuidraki will make his 1st grade debut this weekend at inside centre. Uni-Norths secured one of the clubs most memorable wins on the weekend, upsetting ladder leaders Tuggeranong Vikings with a 21-20 victory. Vikings outscored Uni 4 tries to 2, but it was goal kicking that was the difference with the Owls kicking a penalty goal to regain the lead after leading for the majority of the match with 1 minute remaining. This weekend Uni will be boosted by Allan Alaalatoa and Michael Dowsett, while Stee Tiki will make his 1st grade run on debut as the Owls search for back to back victories for the first time this year. Wests (3) v Easts (7) @ Jamison Oval First Grade: 3.15pm, Reserve Grade: 1.50pm, Colts 12.25pm Previous Result: Wests 72 defeated Easts 7 – Rd 12, 2015
Wests held off a fast finishing Royals outfit to secure an important bonus point victory which essentially now has the Lions out of reach in 3rd place. However Wests are only 5 points behind Queanbeyan and if result go their way, Wests could potentially sneak into the top two. Joe Smellie and Rob Buaserua were stand outs for Wests in their win, with Joe scoring a personal haul of 20 points, while Rob was named Skins player of the match after scoring a hattrick. A number of changes have been made this week especially in the backs, while the forwards only one change has be made. Easts had their third and final bye last weekend after going down to Queanbeyan in round 13 53-5. George Cross was the clubs lone try scorer, while Darcy Eason was a standout, constantly trying to put his team on the front foot as well as Tom Pilkington and Liam Doherty on the wing.
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GUNGAHLIN v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 4th July, 2015 Nicholls Enclosed Oval KICK OFF – 3:05PM REFEREE – Sarah Corrigan
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 Vatiliai Tuidraki Ryan Goodall Eremasi Kelei Jamie Kotz Dan Atkins Matthew McGrory
Assistant
UNI-NORTHS Navy, Yellow & Green Raymond Dobson Hugh Alexander Allan Alaalatoa Richard Taumoepeau Nick Dobbson Stee Tiko David Bennett Nick Jones Michael Dowsett Tom Gilmore Paula Katoa Fabian Tago Phil Ferreira Ieti Tago Sam Irwin Joe Hedger Matt Loadsman
Manager
Hugh Alexander
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 Of the two times these two clubs have met this year, Gungahlin are the only club to record a victory in round 10 after the 6 all draw back in round 5. This will be the first and only time Gungahlin will play at Nicholls Enclose Oval for 2015.
GUNGAHLIN v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 4th July, 2015 Nicholls Enclosed Oval
Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Gungahlin Chris Grierson Trent Pollard Sione Taufui Stuart Crew Darragh O’Byrne Will Campbell Kane Broadrick Chris Coyle Mitch Ward Tyrone Anderson Luke Shaw Michael Nicholas Daniel Griffin Luke Darmody Jye Connochie
1:40PM Reece Henshaw
Colts Grade: REFEREE:
Uni-Norths
Gungahlin
Bill Yole Sam Rolfe Rien Donkin Joe Ritchie Peter Curlewis Craig McKillop Matt Bautz TBC Brendan McGrath TBC Andrew Galbraith Ed Gellert Tyler Bunting Semisi Ivarature Jordan Thompson
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Glenn Carey Dave Purser
Coach Assistant
Graham Johnson
Sean Hammond/John Cattle
Manager
Vaughn Smiles Lachlan Staib Conor McGeechan Chris Anastasiou James McDermott Rowan Kennedy Ethan Jones Andrew Durham Anthony Luchetti Jarrod Hutchison Kunal Janar Vatiliai Tuidraki Adam Rummery Moi Kaufononga Jamie Kotz
12:15PM Scott Snell Uni-Norths Max Bode 2 Koli Coli Tanata Tamata 3. Max Bode Lachlan McCormick 4. Drew Turner Jack Ogilvy 5. JackTurner Ogilvy Drew 6. Mangwana LeliTapiwa Fa 7 Ben Carn Kaile Baillie 8. Callum Richardson Callum Richardson 9 Patrick Callaughan Patrick Callaughan 10. Bryce Lee Gabe Cooper 11. Angus Brunsdon Rubane 12. Angus Whittle Chris Hodgson 13. Damien Hill Damien Hill 14. Josh Hawgood Nick Keighley 15. Kaile Baillie Bryce Lee
Troy Atkins Sam Rolfe Steve Rolfe Rick Rummery Amy Allpress
MATCH PREVIEW The Eagles fell agonisingly short in there round 14 clash against top of the table Queanbeyan. Gungahlin went down 18-17 with both teams scoring three tries. Uni-Norths on the other hand were no match for Tuggeranong beaten comfortably 57-5. Uni-Norths still sit 4th on the ladder, but with Royals having the bye this weekend, the Owls need to win if they are to hold on to that last finals position. The last time these two played Uni won 23-19 and going off last week’s form, this could be another close fixture.
Gungahlin colts currently sit one point outside the top in the battle with Queanbeyan for the remaining top 4 spot. The Eagles were able to secure a 4 point victory last weekend against the Whites and will take confidence going into a must win for them this weekend. Uni-Norths suffered their third loss of the season, going down to Vikings 38-12. The Owls allowed Tuggeranong to get off to a great start and in the end proved too much to run down despite sparking a second half comeback.
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GUNGAHLIN v UNI-NORTHS Saturday 4th July, 2015 Nicholls Enclosed Oval
Third Grade: REFEREE:
12:15PM A Whittle
Gungahlin Alex Tanzer John Toshler Leigh Hancock Andy Harris Nick Hutchison Jamie Regan Tukinga Tangata Derek Leefe Mick Donaldson Matt Power Andy Mahl Lachlan Carr Jackson Maifiti Geoff Holder Dallas Abel
Fourth Grade: REFEREE:
Uni-Norths
Gungahlin
Wes Malton Robert Krasse Victor Alubale Angus Judd
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Semisi Tongatoutai Ma’u
Tom Mulquiney John Carver Reuben Heagney Chris Mockler Robert Carver Drew West Tom Hall Cameron Kerslake Chris Mayer Ogada-Osir Sam Burns
Greg Ward Glen Croker Ogada-Osir Jayson Hinder
Coach
Greg Newham Peter Bradley/John Carver (Snr)
Luke Wild Oliver Kwong Mati Messine Matt Scougall Matt Roberts Toby Piper Tom Blowes Brendon Jakobasic Grand Pukenga Haidn Ward Alex Weston Ryan Raiser Sam Richards Alex Iliadis Sam Lambie
10:55AM S Whittle Uni-Norths Tom Perry Sam Ogilvy Callum Craill Alex Redmond Freddie McGrathWeber Jay Perera Jordan Parker Brendon Lee Ed Mckinnon Alex Sumpton Anthony Smith Paul Crowe Joe Walker Josh Russell-Edwards Josh Carroll-Fajarda
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Manager
Greg Newham Matthew Reid
MATCH PREVIEW After last weekend results, Gungahlin now sit in 4th spot on the ladder in the hotly contested battle for finals position. The Eagles went down to Queanbeyan 27-14 and now sit on 2 points ahead of Uni-Norths. The Owls on the other hand, in a similar scoreline against Tuggeranong were unable to secure an important bonus point and now sit 5th on the ladder. This weekend’s clash will have a direct impact on the final placing and is a must win for both clubs.
Uni-Norths sole win this season has come against Gungahlin, while the Eagles remain winless. With both teams out of finals contention, this match a lot of significance for them in regards to win loss column. Both the Eagles and Owls were beating comfortably by their opponents last weekend, and will be looking to bounce back accordingly. The last time these two played, only two points separated them, so expect another tight affair.
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WESTS v EASTS Saturday 4th July, 2015 Jamison Oval KICK OFF – 3:15PM REFEREE – Ben Nelson
WESTS Maroon & Sky Blue Harrison Lloyd Gareth Bautz Ben Coutts Dave McKern Nick Barrett Mitch Tye Michael Smith Brodie Leber Peter Raines Joe Smellie Rob Buaserua Anau Takiari Nigel Hinder Vatu Qalova Ratu Tagive Craig Robberds Jone Tawake Trevor Ellis
Assistant
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
Manager
Brian McBride
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 Congratulations to referee Ben Nelson, this fixture will be his first grade refereeing debut. Also Wests will be having some junior games before 3rd grade today at Jamison.
WESTS v EASTS Saturday 4th July, 2015 Jamison Oval
Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Wests Mitch Lee Jeremy Tisdall James Hounslow Charlie Eichholzer Jack Ryan Jaxson Taylor Lionel Hayden Jare Morell Chris Ashmore Ryley McKay Luke Morrison Tyson Olsson Michael Irvine Aaron Malouf Danny Higgins
1:50PM G Pretorius
Third Grade: REFEREE:
Easts
Wests
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
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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Luke Roberts Alan Girvan Greg Dennis Tony Scott David & Jack Cross
12:25PM Chad Burnell
Coach
Joel Malouf Kyle Munro Nick Rodriguez Alex Wilson Matt Ryan Tavake Tahola Hayden Scott Bryah Booth Pat Bergman Shaun Phelan Jeremy Sefo Tyan Vaiouga Mikey Patau Des Fagifa Matt Funaki
Easts TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC
John Ryan
Assistant
Jeff Southwell/Orga Mathaba
Manager
Richard Wyche
MATCH PREVIEW Wests 2nds are hitting their straps at the right time of the competition, now having won their last 5 matches and sit 10 points behind 2nd place Tuggeranong. Last weekend they defeated Royals comfortably which put a dent in Royals 2nd grade finals chances. This weekend taking on Easts, a bonus point win will almost secure Wests a spot in the final depending on result from other games.
For Wests, with Queanbeyan’s result against Easts not confirmed, Wests will need to end their season on a high with as many competition points as possible if they are finish in the important 2nd spot. With two games remaining, bonus point’s wins are a must as Wests have the bye in the final round. Last time these two clubs met, Wests won 43-5.
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“SKINS MATCH OF THE ROUND” TUGGERANONG v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 4th July, 2015 Viking Park KICK OFF – 3:25PM REFEREE – Brett Bowden
TUGGERANONG Red and White Sione Talua Michael Henry Phil Kite Gareth Clouston Senio Toleafoa Michael Oakman Hunt Rowan Perry Dean Oakman Hunt Blake Henman Rodney Iona Jerome Niumata Jake Rakic Andrew Robinson Jake Knight Ernest Suavai Brad Harris Bryce McNicol & Beau Mokotupu
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QUEANBEYAN POSITION White & Sky Blue 1. L/H Prop Les Makin 2. Hooker Carl Elliot 3. T/H Prop Neori Nadruku 4. Lock Toby Wilson 5. Lock Tai Valeni 6. BL/S Flanker Sokai Tai 7. OP/S Dan Penca 8. Number Flanker 8 Tom Darmody 9. Scrum Half Mitch Douch 10. Fly Half Zac Tarrant 11. Left Wing Meilani Tiatia 12. I/S Centre Billy Chalker 13. O/S Centre JR Morgan 14. Right Wing Maligi Finau 15. Fullback Hamish Ahern Coach Adam Fahey Assistant Glen Stumbles Manager
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TUGGERANONG v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 4th July, 2015 Viking Park
Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Tuggeranong Matt Wafer Junior Sotogi Liam McGrath Tyler Harris Daniel Blackmore Adam OGrady Josh Hitchens Siope Naeta Gavin Sinclair Jake Howard Joe Langtry James Tupai Lix Lealiifano Frankie Fainifo James Field
1:40PM Brodie Ingram
Colts Grade: REFEREE:
Queanbeyan
Tuggeranong
Matt Connelly Jake Gordon Tangi Maine Tony Tarlinton Josh Townsend Dylan Jancevski Cameron Stanley Ryan Jones Ben Pattenden Sam French Angus Balmaks Josh Hastings David Kerr Anthony Bozzato Chris Lindbeck
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Brendan Allardyce Sam French Taishi Furukawa Darren Bulley
Assistant
Peter Chapman Tom Darmody
Manager
Coach
Kieran Norcott Connal McInerney Tyrel Lomax Cameron Holt Callum Smith Iosua Tonga James Kazias Rhys Griffiths Luke Dawes Jordan J Hope Eddie Jones Sam Giltrap Travis Pula Jack Reid Will Callen
12:15PM Dennis Beissner Queanbeyan Damon Mudge Tom Carvolth Sam Bartholomeusz Josh Pearce Euan MacKillop Tyran Sullivan Lewis Bozzatto Sam Coffey Tom Mitchell Riley Ahern Sam McGlone Tony Fifita Adam Wise Ivan Fifita Jeremy Taylor
David Assenheim Tim Hawke James Foster Matt Maloney Brett Irwin Sean Debenham
MATCH PREVIEW With Tuggeranong and Queanbeyan pretty much having wrapped up a top two finish, the all-important minor premiership is on the line now. Vikings currently trail the Whites by 3 points and both have 2 more games after this, so a victory this weekend is crucial for both teams. Tuggeranong are coming off a massive win again Uni, while Queanbeyan were able to hold off Gungahlin in a hard fought encounter. Last time these two met, only two points separated them.
Vikings came out of the blocks on fire last weekend, blitzing Uni-Norths. The result has Tuggeranong only 4 points being Royals and 2 point ahead of Uni-Norths. With Royals having the bye, Tuggeranong must win this weekend to stay in touch. Queanbeyan though are coming 4th by one point and will need to produce an upset if they are to create a bit of leeway between them and the Eagles. With 2 rounds remain, position are still up for grab, creating an exciting finish to the colts season.
TUGGERANONG v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 4th July, 2015 Viking Park
Third Grade: REFEREE: Tuggeranong Ryan Slater Rob Daly Robbie McNeill Carlos Sheard Sam Barlow Tom Tuivati Tim McCarthur Andrew Talaina Geoff Kuzcerka James Rewi Wetini Steve Niovanni Murphy Meafua Dave Wellington Jack Anderson Juan Pablo Ferrari
12:15PM Gordon McGurk
Fourth Grade: REFEREE:
Queanbeyan
Tuggeranong
Tyrone Dargue Matt Gibbons Adam Hastings Daniel Jancevski Andrew Lindsay Daniel Naef David De Luca Jackson Tahapehi Tommy Luic Fraser Kemp Zeb Learoyd Gareth Slarke Andrew Deamer Ben Todd Lachlan Freeth
Brendan Allardyce Daniel Hawke Ryan Slater/ James Rewi Wetini
Doug Ivill Paul Thomas
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Pieter Van Der Merwe Jarrad McHugh Brett Naylor Reece Hatcliffe Jacob Mitchell Dean Rutherford Adam Meyer Richard Joyes Bryce McNicol Trent Garrett Toby OBrien Cameron Shaw Andrew Dickson Jordan Knight Heath Garrett
10:55AM Rob Boyes Queanbeyan Chris Barbaro Tom Coffey Dave Hakins Paul Bowden Jason Stanton Matt Sillis Nik Murray Jake Holland Duncan Doyle Mike Doyle Rick O’Dell Simi Latu Joe Darmody Luke Cochrane Jamie Marmont
Grant Lukins Grant Jones Gavin Sinclair Riley Banks Gerg Donoghoe
MATCH PREVIEW Tuggeranong like 4th grade, are in a strong position to secure the minor premiership and a win again Queanbeyan, will make it very difficult for other clubs to catch them. The result for Queanbeyan round 13 match are still not confirmed yet, but despite that, the Whites were able to secure an important bonus point win over Gungahlin to lift them to 37 points and sitting 3rd on the ladder. Tuggeranong won by 22 points in their last encounter at Queanbeyan.
Vikings have pretty much sown up the 4th grade minor premiership after their bonus point victory over the Owls. With their near rivals Wests having the bye, a win this weekend will see them take home the silverware. Queanbeyan though have now won two game in row and a win this weekend will see them leap frog Wests for that all import major semi final spot for the time being. Vikings were far too good in their last encounter, but with the Whites hitting their straps, this could be another tight encounter.
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PLAYER OF THE MATCH Round 14 Vs.
Congratulations to Rob Buaserua of Wests. Rob was named ‘SKINS Man of the Match’ for his outstanding performance in the round 14 clash between Wests & Royals. Rob will received a skins prize pack for his efforts.
ACT WOMEN’S FINISH RUNNERS UP AT NATIONALS Congratulations to the 2015 ACT Women’s 15’s representative side who have finished runners up at the Women’s National Championships in Sydney last weekend. The side were in training before National’s for a month, playing trial matches against NSW Country and Sydney who they would again play against at the championships. For the girls to get to the finals, they would have to finish the pool stages undefeated, playing up against NSW Country and ASRU in day and the highly fancied Queensland side on day 2. In the first game the girls outscored NSW Country 15-0 thanks to a double to Michelle Perry and Tayla Standford crossing the white stripe. The standout for the ACT team in game one were Michelle Perry, Tayla Stanford, Remi Wilton, Kate Brown & Louise Burrows. Within a couple of hours the girls were back on the field taking on ASRU. It was here Michelle Perry, Sammy Maxwell, Kate Brown and Lani Yabaki all ran in tries, while Tayla Stanford kicked three conversion to secure a 26-0 bonus victory. Best on ground for this game were Fiona Knight, Sarah Carter, Larni Yabaki, Emily Sogal, Michelle Milward & Kate Brown. After a promising start, the girls would now verse Queensland which would determine who would go through to the final. The ACT side again showed there superior defensive skills, holding Queensland scoreless in a match they had to grind out to win. In the end a try to Anthea Clarke in the first half, which was backed up by a try to Tayla Stanford in the second have proved to be the difference as ACT went on to win 10-0. The result meant they would now play Sydney in the final. Tayla Stanford, Fiona Knight, Anthea Clarke, Rhiannon Ford, Georgia O’Neill, Michelle Milward all lead from the front and were pivotal in this fixture. In the first half of the final, Sydney jumped out to a quick 8-0 lead after kicking a penalty and scoring a try. ACT hit back with a penalty of their own thanks to Sarah Carter to narrow the gap at half time. Unfortunately that was as close as it got for the ACT side, with Sydney starving the girls of field position and possession. The final score ending up being 23-3. Despite the result, Sarah Hogan, Stephanie Coro, Louise McCabe, Anja Halstead & Kate Brown were ACT best players in the final. Head Coach Russell Ingram was extremely proud of the girl’s effort over the duration of the program and championships and thanked all involved especially the players and management staff, Tom Beinke, Erin Da Deppo & Kristian Waller.
2015 WOMEN’S COMPETITION ROUND 7 The Women’s competition is back in the swing of things this weekend after the competition bye on the 27th June. After the ACT’s success at Nationals, expect this competition to continue to go from strength to strength with a large number of players being exposed to representative rugby and some young talented players coming through the ranks.
TEAM
P B W L D
DF
BP
Pts
Royals
4 1 3 1 0 235
3
19
Tuggeranong
4 1 3 1 0 58
1
17
Uni-Norths
4 1 2 2 0 56
3
15
Gungahlin
4 1 0 4 0 -349
0
4
This weekend Gungahlin are at home, playing against Royals. These two clubs met last round before the break with Royals winning comprehensively. This time though, Gungahlin will be playing with the whole club at Nicholls which will be a great day for the club. In the match of the round Uni-Norths will be hosting Tuggeranong at ANU North Oval. These two clubs have already met two times this year and have the shared the spoils. With the competition so competition so tight at the top, that first place will be vital with the new revamped final series structure.
Phot credit – Michael Daniels
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FIRST & SECOND DIVISION COMPETITION FIRST DIVISION:
SOUTH COAST MONARO - SECOND DIVISION
Again for consecutive weekends there is only one fixture taking place and that is between Yass and Hall at Hall. The other fixtures have been reschedule for the coming weekend between ADFA v Goulburn & RMC v Cooma.
The combined part of the competition has now been completed and clubs will go back to playing against those in there zone. In round 10, Boorowa and Braidwood played out a very entertaining match, which came down to the wire. In the end, Boorowa were able to take the bonus point victory thanks to their goal kicker Brad Rose converting all four tries. For Braidwood, goal kicking cost them as they only converted three of their four tries.
In round 10 in the only match being played, Cooma re-joined the winners circle with an impressive victory of Hall in 1st Grade winning 27-14. Hall had previously only lost two matches before that weekend, whereas Cooma have now snapped a five game losing streak. The Red Devils outscore Hall four tries to two giving them an important bonus point. In 2nd grade Hall have increased the gap between them and 4th place with a 41-0 victory against Cooma. Hall will take on 2nd place Yass this weekend and the last time these two played was back in round 4, where Yass won 18-12. In 1st Grade Hall held on to win a tight won 39-33. With finals not too far away, ladder positioning is vital.
Second Grade: TEAM – 2nd Goulburn Yass
P 8 9
W 8 7
L 0 2
D 0 0
DF 252 76
BP 8 6
Pts 40 34
Hall
9
4
5
0
60
6
22
RMC
5
3
2
0
9
2
14
ADFA
9
2
7
0
-101
2
10
Cooma
10
1
9
0
-296
4
9
First Grade: TEAM – 1st Goulburn Hall Cooma
P 8 9 10
W 8 6 4
L 0 3 6
D 0 0 0
DF 285 104 -131
BP 7 7 7
Pts 39 31 23
RMC
5
3
2
0
18
4
16
Yass
9
2
7
0
-177
6
14
ADFA
9
2
7
0
-99
5
13
Milton at home also tested ladder leaders Jindabyne who have lost prominent fullback Matt Caldwell for a period of time due to injury. However, even with the amount of travel the Bushpigs endures, they came home with a bonus point victory and will now rest up as they have the bye. Crookwell made like work of Broulee, crossing the half century with 9 tries and 5 conversion in the 55-5 win. This weekend the Dogs will travel to Boorowa who they only just beat by 3 points back in round 1. Taralga had the weekend off and will host Bungendore who put on a show for their fans, winning against Batemans Bay 74-5. Down in the South Coast the only game this weekend is Milton v Broulee at Broulee. Milton won by 25 points last time and will be confident after their performance against Jindabyne.
P
B
W
L
D
DF
Jindabyne* Milton *
9 9
1 1
9 4
0 5
0 0
307 -49
B P 9 5
Bungendore #
9
1
8
1
0
272
7
43
Crookwell #
9
1
7
2
0
152
5
37
Taralga
9
1
6
3
0
68
7
35
Boorowa
9
1
5
4
0
-8
8
32
Braidwood
9
1
3
6
0
-148
5
21
Batemans Bay
9
1
1
8
0
-170
6
14
Broulee
9
1
2
7
0
-151
1
13
Bay Red *Zone Leader
9
1
0
9
0 -273 0 # Wild Card
4
TEAM
Pts 49 25
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 -
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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.
CLUB RUGBY RESULTS Saturday 27th June PREMIER DIVISION – 1ST GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Royals Uni-Norths Easts
31 31 21
v v v v v
Away Team Gungahlin Wests Tuggeranong Bye
MONARO 1ST DIVISION – 1ST GRADE 0 40 20
18 7 5
v v v v v
Away Team Gungahlin Wests Tuggeranong Bye
Home Team Cooma 17 33 57
PREMIER DIVISION – COLTS Home Team Queanbeyan Royals Uni-Norths Easts
10 52 12
v v v v v
Away Team Gungahlin Wests Tuggeranong Bye
14 5 38
PREMIER DIVISION – 3RD GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Royals Uni-Norths Easts
v v v v v
27 12 16
Away Team Gungahlin Wests Tuggeranong Bye
14 31 24
PREMIER DIVISION – 4TH GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Royals Uni-Norths
71 24 0
v v v v
Away Team Gungahlin Wests Tuggeranong
27
v v
Away Team Hall
14
MONARO 1ST DIVISION – 2ND GRADE
PREMIER DIVISION – 2ND GRADE Home Team Queanbeyan Royals Uni-Norths Easts
Home Team Cooma
19 43 52
0
v v
Away Team Hall
41
SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Home Team Braidwood Taralga Bungendore Crookwell Milton
26 74 55 13
v v v v v v
Away Team Boorowa No Game Batemans Bay Broulee Jindabyne
28 5 5 22
John I Dent Cup Ladders Saturday 27th June, 2015 PREMIER –
1st
Grade
Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Wests Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin Easts Rugby
P 11 11 12 12 11 12 11
B 3 3 2 2 3 2 3
W 9 9 9 6 3 2 1
L 2 2 3 6 7 9 10
D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
Df 249 181 139 65 -100 -92 -442
BP 4t 10 9 9 5 1 4 1
BP<7p 2 2 1 2 2 1 0
Pts 60 59 54 39 29 23 17
Form WWWBL LBWWW WBWWW BWLWL LBLLW WLBLL LLLLB
P 11 11 12 11 12 12 11
B 3 3 2 3 2 2 3
W 10 8 7 5 6 2 0
L 1 3 5 5 6 8 10
D 0 0 0 1 0 2 1
Df 222 395 143 -63 -38 -124 -535
BP 4t 5 7 6 2 2 2 0
BP<7p 0 3 2 2 1 3 0
Pts 57 54 44 38 35 25 14
Form WBLWW LWWBW WBWWW WBWLL BWLWL LLBLL LLLLB
P 11 9 10 9 10 11
B 2 3 3 3 2 2
W 9 7 7 3 4 0
L 2 2 3 6 6 11
D 0 0 0 0 0 0
Df 273 240 90 -42 -88 -473
BP 4t 7 7 5 2 1 0
BP<7p 1 1 1 1 1 0
Pts 52 48 46 27 26 8
Form WBLWW WWWBW WBLWL LLBWL LLBLW LLBLL
B 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
W 8 7 5 6 4 1 0
L 1 3 3 4 4 8 8
Df 213 96 175 39 25 -175 -373
BP 4t 8 6 7 5 4 1 1
BP<7p 0 0 2 0 1 1 0
Pts 48 38 37 33 31 12 9
Form WWWBW WWBWW BLLWW WLLWL LWLLL LBWLL LBLLB
PREMIER – 2nd GRADE Team Queanbeyan Tuggeranong Wests Uni-Norths Royals Gungahlin Easts PREMIER – COLTS Team Royals Tuggeranong Uni-Norths Queanbeyan Gungahlin Wests
PREMIER – 3RD GRADE Team Tuggeranong Wests Queanbeyan* Gungahlin Uni-Norths Royals Easts*
P 9 10 8 10 9 10 8
D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
*Result of the game in round 13 are yet to be confirmed, neither club has received or lost competition points.
PREMIER – 4TH GRADE Team Tuggeranong Wests Queanbeyan Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin
P 7 9 7 9 8 8
B 2 1 2 1 2 1
W 7 6 5 4 1 0
L 0 3 2 4 7 7
D 0 0 0 1 0 1
Df 229 138 118 -55 -222 -208
BP 4t 7 6 4 3 1 1
BP<7p 0 0 0 1 3 1
Pts 43 34 32 26 16 8
Form WWWBW WWBWW BWLWW WLBDL LWLLL LLLDL
NEXT FIXTURES Saturday 11th July, 2015 PREMIER DIVISION – Round 16 Tuggeranong Uni-Norths Wests Gungahlin
v v v v
Royals Easts Queanbeyan Bye
Viking Park ANU North Jamison Oval
Cooma Hall ADFA
Yass Goulburn Rescheduled
FIRST DIVISION – Round 12 Yass Goulburn RMC
v v v
SOUTH COAST MONARO – SECOND DIVISION – Round 12 Crookwell v Boorowa v Braidwood v Broulee, Batemans Bay & Bungendore
Taralga Jindabyne Milton
Crookwell Boorowa Braidwood Bye
Gungahlin Royals
ANU North Oval Viking Park
WOMEN’S DIVSISION – Round 8 Uni-Norths Tuggeranong
v v
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