Como-Jannalli defenders combine to stop an attacking raid from Gymea during Saturday’s Indigenous Round clash at Scylla Bay Oval.
(Photo: Adam Wrightson)
Congratulations to the Como-Jannali club who hosted their Indigenous Round on Saturday which celebrates the great work the club does in celebrating cultural diversity within its membership.
The Engadine club also hosted a massive day on Saturday to celebrate their Mental Fitness Round, and also celebrate the 1984 u17 premiership. The Dragons A-grade team certainly responded and turned in one of their best efforts of the year, taking Bosco all the way before going down narrowly 12-8.
All our clubs should be congratulated on their efforts to engage with and support their communities through various programs across the season
With only two rounds until finals I wish all teams still fighting for a finals berth the best of luck.
With finals just around the corner its timely to remind all participants that we are all subject to the Code of Conduct, and the CJRL strive for match days and venues where everyone feels welcome. Players are reminded that swearing and foul language may incur a penalty by the match official so please check your behaviour.
John Mannah Chairman – Cronulla Junior Rugby League
NRL Code of Conduct
# Remember – all participants at CJRL fixtures are subject to the NRL Code of Conduct
CODE OF CONDUCT – SPECTATOR/PARENT
✓ Condemn all violent or illegal acts, whether they are by players, coaches, officials, parents or spectators.
✓ Respect the referee’s decisions – don’t complain or argue about calls or decisions during or after a game.
✓ Behave! Unsportsman like language, harassment or aggressive behaviour will not be tolerated.
✓ Encourage players to play by the rules and to respect opposition players and officials.
✓ Never ridicule or scorn a player for making a mistake – respect their efforts.
✓ Understand that sport is part of a total life experience, and the benefits of involvement go far beyond the final score of a game.
✓ Participate in positive cheering that encourages the players in the team you are supporting; do not engage in any cheering that taunts or intimidate opponents, their fans or officials.
✓ Remember that children participate in Rugby League for their own enjoyment, not yours!
✓ At all times, follow the directions of the Ground Manager and/or other match day staff.
✓ Never arrive at a CJRL game under the influence of alcohol, never bring alcohol to a CJRL game and only drink alcohol, if it is available at senior fixtures, in a responsible manner in the designated licensed area.
Important Notice
Players need to be aware that offensive language may incur a penalty by the match official in any fixture.
Cronulla Junior Rugby League wishes to acknowledge our partners who are supporting the delivery of senior and junior Rugby League in 2024
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Sharks News
The “Sharks Blitz” of CJRL clubs took place on Wednesday 31 July with Sharks NRL and NRLW players visiting all our clubs. Here are more photos from across CJRL clubs.
The Taren Point Titans held a minutes silence prior to the Power Waste Management Plate fixture against Hurstville to honour Noel Thornberry who passed recently.
(Photo: Taren Point Titans Facebook)
CJRL Open Women’s Leaguetag Squad
CJRL will again enter a squad into the NSWRL Open Age Leaguetag Representative Gala Day at Tuggerah on Sat 12 October.
The squad will be chosen from all eligible players within the CJRL (must have turned 16 years of age and be registered to play with a CJRL club in 2024).
The final selections will be confirmed after trials which are to be held on the weekend of 7/8 September.
Any currently registered players who may be interested in nominating to trial should register at the link below.
Expression of Interest - League Tag Representative
NRL Development News
League Stars is back at Gwawley Oval in the next school holidays. Book your place now.
Southern Corridor Competitions
As we move towards finals in the Southern Corridor Competitions, several CJRL teams looking like serious contenders in all competitions.
Under 18 boys gold saw Bosco knock over the previously unbeaten Thirroul Butchers in a tough battle at Boystown Oval 12-6. With another match against the Butchers in the final round the Bulldogs remain a chance to snatch the minor premiership and ensure the grand final is hosted in the Shire. Aquinas put together back-to-back wins with a 20-16 win over Kingsgrove, and if they roll Western Suburbs on Sunday at Blaxland Oval the Colts could conceivably snatch fourth place in the final round if other results go their way.
In U18 girls Engadine continued their good recent form with a 38-0 win over Milton-Ulladulla at Albion Park, and Cronulla-Caringbah defeated Como-Jannali 32-0. Cronulla-Caringbah hold onto 2nd place on 25 points with Campbeltown City in 1st place on 27 points, and Engadine move into 3rd place on 22 points.
This Saturday in the u18 girls competition, Engadine host Corrimal at Anzac Oval at 1.10pm, Como-Jannali host Minto at 2,20pm and Cronulla-Caringbah travel to Windang to face the Pelicans.
In open womens, Como-Jannali scored a big win over Taren Point 30-6, and host 2nd placed Penshurst on Sunday at 2.40pm.
Bosco u18s re-group during the clash with Thirroul on Sunday.
Club News
The Gymea JRLFC marked the Women in League round with an event at their clubhouse on Sunday to honour the women and girls making a great contribution to their club.
(Photos: Gymea Gorillas JRLFC Facebook)
Block and Grapple Stats Update
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Player of the Year points brought to you by
POWER WASTE MANAGEMENT OPEN GOLD CUP – PLAYER OF THE YEAR Round 9 3 points 2 points 1 point
Engadine v Bosco
Renown v Aquinas
Como-Jannali v Gymea
Joeys v De La Salle
Cooper Bowen (Bsc)
Ryan Barden (Eng) Scott Allen (Bsc)
Joel Kingham (Aqu) Tom Carr (Aqu) Goerge Stamatatos (Aqu)
Jake Beetson (Como) Fynn Perryman (Como)
Ryan Archer (Como)
Tom Gair (Joeys) Tupou Sopoaga (Joeys) Lachlan Woodger (DLS)
Thanks to Able Hire Kirrawee who provide CJRL clubs with resources to make BarTV live streaming possible
*Denotes loss of 3 points due to rules breach
Links to all Competition Ladders
U13 – Open Age Southern Corridor Conference Competitions
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If you see their bins around the Shire, know that our senior competitions naming rights partner is making life better for everyone in the Shire with their domestic and commercial waste management solutions.
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BarTV Coverage
Sign up to subscribe to view live streamed fixtures from Power Waste Management Cup, Plate and Emerging Cup competitions and CJRL junior competitions.
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The Power Waste Management Cup Match of the Round will be called by Jeff Killick thanks to Freedom Furniture, and our broadcast partners Pedwards Group and Block and Grapple.
This weeks Match of the Round is Aquinas v Bosco from Blaxland Oval.
All junior games at Corea Oval on Saturday will also be live streamed.
All open age gold competition matches on Saturday will be live streamed, along with other senior games at that venue.
Head to https://www.cronullajrl.com.au/game-day to view live streamed games.
Thanks to our senior competition broadcast partners in 2024
Team Liaison Officer
Each team must provide a “Team Liaison Officer” (TLO) who will act as a contact point for the Ground Manager during fixtures at CJRL venues. Should supporters /spectators from either club behave in a manner that would previously been dealt with by the Ground Manager, from this point the Ground Manager will engage the relevant Team Liaison Officer to address this issue with the spectators involved.
The Ground Manager at each venue will hold two Hi-Vis Pink vests that each Team Liaison Officer will be required to wear during the course of the match so they can be easily identified. The TLO is to make themselves known to the Ground Manager prior to the start of the match, and names of each TLO recorded on match sheets.
The Team Liaison Officer will be required to remain near the bench area for his or her team during the match, but remain outside the roped/fenced playing area.
Ground Managers and Team Liaison Officers shall not be permitted to drink alcohol prior to or whilst acting in these roles.
The Team Liaison Officer will be required to assist in resolving any situation that may occur relating to their teams’ spectators/supporters. ie: trying to calm the situation down before it escalates.
The Team Liaison Officer will work with and assist the Ground Manager. The Ground Manager still has the responsibility of maintaining control of spectators, interchange bench areas, and liaising with match officials, this is not the role of the Team Liaison Officer.
At the end of the match the Hi-Vis Pink vest is to be handed back to the Ground Manager (not left on the interchange bench or on the ground).
The Team Liaison Officer (as per the Ground Manager) should be a person capable of maintaining a calm demeanour and be a minimum of 18 years of age. Ideally the TLO would be someone closely aligned with the team but cannot be carrying out an accredited match day role (coach, trainer etc).
NO MATCH IS TO COMMENCE WITHOUT EACH TEAM LIAISON OFFICER BEING IN PLACE ALONG WITH THE GROUND MANAGER.
Club News
Como-Jannali hosted a great day celebrating cultural diversity when the hosted Gymea in their Indigenous Round fixture. Congratulations to both clubs who embraced the day with special playing strips featuring indigenous artwork which looked fantastic.
Club News
(Photos: Adam Wrightson)
Milestone Games
The Engadine Dragons had some big celebrations with Logan McKinley playing his 200th game for the club, on a bid day where they gave recognition to their Mental Fitness program within the club, and celebrated their 1984 u17 premiership
Milestone Games
Congratulations to Joeys player Lachlan Kennedy and Noah Jamieson who reached the 100 game milestone for the club on the weekend.
(Photo: Joeys JRLFC Facebook)
Milestone Games
A significant milestone celebration for Joeys saw Annabelle Fisher become the first female player to reach 100 games for the club. Congratulations Annabelle on a great achievement.
Under 7 Leaguetag
Are there a few future Sharks NRLW players here in the Bosco v Kurnell U7 leaguetag game from last weekend??
(Photos: Adam Wrightson)
Player of the Week
Thanks to the great support of Sharks Kareela, our “Player of the Week” award is from the Power Waste Management Cup fixture between Engadine and Bosco is Bosco centre Cooper Bowen.
Cooper will receive a $25 voucher to spend on food and beverages at Sharks Kareela and a $25 merchandise voucher to spend on Sharks merchandise.
Well done Cooper!
Round 16 Team Lists
Referee: Matthew Schild
Referee: Salvatore Marigliano
Referee: Drew Blackman
Rami Abu Mansour/Andre Goncalves
Turnell/Michael Faulkner
Where Can I Watch My Match?
All Round 14 junior games from Corea Oval this Saturday will be live streamed
All junior games covered by BarTV at CJRL venues are live streamed and available for subscriber access at https://www.cronullajrl.com.au/game-day
All Power Waste Management Cup games covered by BarTV are live streamed and available for subscriber access at https://www.cronullajrl.com.au/game-day
