2015 John I Dent Cup Club Rugby Stamped Round 12

Saturday 13th June, 2015 – ROUND 12 BROUGHT TO YOU BY BRUMBIES RUGBY

JOHN I DENT CUP MATCH OF THE ROUND Canberra Royals v Tuggeranong Vikings Phillip Oval – 12.25pm

Uni-Norths v Queanbeyan – ANU North Oval, 12.25pm Easts v Wests – Griffith Oval, 12.25pm Gungahlin – Bye

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John I Dent Cup Preview: Round 12 Saturday, 13 June

MATCH OF THE ROUND: Royals (5) v Tuggeranong (1) @ Phillip Oval First Grade: 12.25pm, Reserve Grade: 11.05am, Colts 9.45am Previous Result: Tuggeranong 38 defeated Royals13 – Rd 4, 2015

This weekend’s match of the round will be another classic with both teams in impressive form. Royals have now won 3 of their last four games including a 64-12 win over Easts last weekend which is setting them up for a big game against the competition front runners. Against Easts, Lausii Taliauli was a standout in attack scoring his second hattrick of the season in the 10 try romping. This weekend though tries may not come that easy as Tuggeranong have only let their try line be crossed for four or more times only on three occasions. Royals have made two changes to last week’s team with Tyson Tamihere and Ben Johnston returning.

Tuggeranong currently sit 5 points clear at the top and have now won 5 games in a row. In a hard fought battle against Gungahlin last Thursday night, Vikings weren’t able to shake the Eagles until midway in the 2nd half where they ran away with the 50-18 win. Rodney Iona again showered his class and was awarded the skins man of the match for the second week in a row. Only two changes have been made to Tuggeranong team from last with, with Beau Mokotupu and Sione Taulua coming into the run on side.

Uni-Norths (5) v Queanbeyan (2) @ ANU North Oval First Grade: 12.25pm, Reserve Grade: 11.05am, Colts 9.45am Previous Result: Queanbeyan 33 defeated Uni-Norths 10 – Round 9, 2014

Uni-Norths have found themselves off the pace having now lost 4 in a row after a promising start. The Owls were unable to capitalise on first half opportunities against the Eagles in round 10. Despite missing the opportunity Uni were only down 7-3 at half time before Eagles were able to capitalise on Uni-Norths mistakes and run away for a 31-3 win. Fresh from a week off the Owls will need to be on their game, taking on competition heavy weights Queanbeyan. If the Owls are to make a run for the finals, they will need to win at least 4 of their last 6 games.

Queanbeyan are coming off the back of a hard fought loss against Tuggeranong so they will be out to send a message to the competition they are still a team capable of secure the minor premiership. In typical Queanbeyan fashion, the Whites stormed home against Vikings in front of a very vocal crowd that were there for the clubs 60th Anniversary, but unfortunately they fell short in the dying moments. As we near the back end of the season Queanbeyan can’t afford to slip up as they currently sit 5 points behind Tuggeranong.

Easts (7) v Wests (3) @ Griffith Oval First Grade: 12.25pm, Reserve Grade: 11.05am Previous Result: Wests 49 defeated Easts 14 – Round 10, 2015

East weren’t at their best last weekend and were outplayed by a very slick Royals outfit. Again Easts face a tough task of Wests who they played only two rounds ago. Have recently just played them, Easts will know what area’s they will need to focus on they are to cause an upset and but a dint in Wests finals spot.

Wests had the bye last weekend so the Loins are playing back to back matches against Easts. In the previous game, Wests scored 6 tries with a double going to Rob Buaserua and Seb Lorraway going home with a personal tally of 19 points. Having to play Easts again, expect this result to be a lot different and Easts to be out to get another win under their belt. A victory to Wests depending on result between Tuggeranong and Royals could see Wests potentially jump 6 or 7 points clear of Royals which will prove rather handy coming into the final rounds.

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EASTS v WESTS Saturday 13th June, 2015 Griffith Oval KICK OFF – 12:25PM REFEREE – Scott Cunnold

EASTS Blue, Red and White Scott Meakins Ted Goener Jimmy Curl Jacob Visser Joseph Shirley Jan-Paul Lamilla George Cross Angus Paggett Simon Webber Darcy Eason Timothy Turner Joel Brown Alessio Mattoccia Andrew Eldred Ethan Miller John Ross David Galvin Brian McBride

Assistant

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 Damien House Junior Luteru Vatu Qalova Ratu Tagive Craig Robberds Jone Tawake

Manager

Trevor Ellis

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 These two great clubs have featured in the John I Dent Cup Grand Final a combined 23 times. Of those 23 occasions they played each other only once and that was back in 1973 when Wests won 33-10.

EASTS v WESTS Saturday 13th June, 2015 Griffith Oval KICK OFF – 11:05AM REFEREE – R Petersen 2nd Grade

EASTS Blue, Red and White Dave Cowan Drew Allen Tom Maurer Joe Beckett Sean Rutledge Simon Gillett Matt Rodgers Ash Kenny Lachlan Glenn Jacob Agelatos Liam Doherty Thomas Pilkinton Tai Faagutu John Granich Nicholas Haralambouls Alan Girvan Greg Dennis David & Jack Cross

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

WESTS Maroon & Sky Blue Mitch Lee Liam Bacon James Hounslow Jaxson Taylor Nick Barrett Jeremy Leber Lionel Hayden Sam Simmonds Luke Morrison Ryley McKay Aaron Malouf Anau Takiari Semisi Qalova Michael Irvine Danny Higgins Luke Roberts

Assistant Manager

Tony Scott

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“SKINS MATCH OF THE ROUND” ROYALS v TUGGERANONG Saturday 13th June, 2015 Phillip Oval KICK OFF – 12:25PM REFEREE – Sarah Corrigan

ROYALS Royal Blue & White Jay Cash Siliva Siliva Ryan Kotlewski Nathan Selwood Tom Staniforth Tyson Tamihere Brendan Woodward Steve Sione Pedro Rolando Craig McMahon Jamie Bodman Harry Burey Jason Swain Lausii Taliauli Ben Johnston Wayne Southwell

POSITION 1. L/H Prop 2. Hooker 3. T/H Prop 4. Lock 5. Lock 6. BL/S Flanker 7. OP/S Flanker 8. Number 8 9. Scrum Half 10. Fly Half 11. Left Wing 12. I/S Centre 13. O/S Centre 14. Right Wing 15. Fullback Coach

TUGGERANONG Red and White Sione Taulua Michael Henry Phil Kite Gareth Clouston Senio Teloafoa Dean Oakman Hunt Rowan Perry Tim Cree Beau Mokotupu Rodney Iona Jerome Niumata Jake Rakic Andrew Robinson Jake Knight Ernest Suavai Brad Harris

Joe Kolo

Assistant

Bryce McNicol & Beau Mokotupu

Chris Beath

Manager

Greg Hayes

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

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ROYALS v TUGGERANONG SATURDAY 13th June, 2015 Phillip Oval

Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Royals Joel Penders Sam Samuelu Anthony Chan Hugh Cowan Connor McGoverne Dan Woodward Ed Larkin David Boyle Nick Tankey Ashley Vest Solu Felu Ed Hallisey Otto Wrakonei Eugene Haigh Jacob Sciberras

11:05AM B Nelson

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

Tuggeranong

Royals

Junior Sotogi Rob Gillespie Luke Peterson Aaron Cherry Senio Telefoa Andrew Talaina Joey Vejoudo Siope Neata Blake Henman Jack Howard Marcus Malatase James Field Lix Lealiifano Nic Murray Tom Blencowe

Adam Butt Brendan Allardyce

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

Matt Weaver Taishi Furukawa

Assistant

Nathan Regan Peter Chapman

Manager

Faelelei Sione Sam Samuelu Marcus Cutler Eddie Powell Alex Verass Dean Paragalli Jacob Mann Siuta Tai Pat Rumble Nick Jervis-Hamilton Jacob West Liam Murphy Sam Ross Liam Simonsson Daniel Bottrell

9:45AM B Reddy Tuggeranong Greg Fatiaki Kieran Norcott Luke Peterson 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

Tom Beinke David Assenheim Matt Shevlin James Foster Kieran Grealish Brett Irwin

MATCH PREVIEW This is one of two massive matches in 2nd grade this weekend with all clubs in the top four playing each other. This fixture in 2 v 4 and a loss to royal could see them drop out of the top 4, while a win for Vikings and result going their way will see them close the gap on Queanbeyan. The last time these two played, Royals produce an impressive performance to hand Vikings a 21-19 loss. Like colts, this game could come down to the wire.

Royals & Tuggeranong along with Uni-Norths have created a gap between the rest of the colts competition and at the moment all three are battling it out for the all-important top 2 finish. The last time these two played back in round 4 Royals were able to hold off Tuggeranong, winning a nail bitter 8-7. Expect this game to be of similar closeness.

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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.

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 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.

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UNI-NORTHS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 13th June, 2015 ANU North Oval KICK OFF – 12:25PM REFEREE – Scott Izod

UNI-NORTHS Navy, Yellow & Green Ray Dobson Yuki Mori Nick Dobson Luke Bray Ritchie Taumoepeau Nick Jones David Bennett Tevita Vahai Paula Katoa Tom Gilmore Alec Jones Fabian Tago Ieti Tago Gareth Wats Sam Irwin Joe Hedger Matt Loadsman 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 Assistant Manager

QUEANBEYAN White & Sky Blue Chris Barbaro Les Makin Neori Nadruku Toby Wilson Tai Valeni Carl Elliot Tom Darmody Sokai Tai Mitch Douch Josh White Meilani Tiatia Billy Chalker JR Morgan Maligi Finau Jamie Marmont Adam Fahey Glen Stumbles Robert Donnelly

MATCH FACT In 2014, Uni-Norths & Queanbeyan shared the bragging rights with both teams winning at the away venue. Uni-Norths won with a last minute field goal in Queanbeyan, while Queanbeyan won comprehensively at ANU North Oval

UNI-NORTHS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 13th June, 2015 ANU North Oval

Reserve Grade: REFEREE: Uni-Norths Matt White Hugh Alexander Rien Donkin Peter Curlewis Joe Ritchie Craig McKillop Matt Bautz Bhiamie Williamson Brendon Mcgrath Jordan Thompson Semisi Ivarature Phil Fereira TBC Aloese Moeai Lourens De Beer

11:05AM B Ingram Queanbeyan

Uni-Norths

Tyrone Dargue Jake Gordon Tangi Maine Tony Tarlinton Josh Townsend Cameron Stanley Sam Boyton Ryan Jones Ben Pattenden Zac Tarrant Angus Balmaks Aiden Kenworthy Doug Lancaster Anthony Bozzato Hamish Ahern

Dave Purser Sam French Sean Hammond/John Cattle

Colts Grade: REFEREE:

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

Conrad Bezuidenhout Koli Tamata Jack Ogilvy Drew Turner Luke Granata Cody Love Callum Richardson Nick Keighley Gabe Cooper Josh Hawgood Angus Whittle Damien Hill Arti Bryce Lee Conrad Bezuidenhout

9:45AM Thomas Queanbeyan Damon Mudge Tom Carvolth Sam Bartholomeusz Josh Pearce Euan MacKillop Tyran Sullivan Lewis Bozzatto Sam Coffey Jeremy Taylor Tom Mitchell Sam McGlone Ben Darmody Adam Wise Tony Fifita Riley Ahern

Sam Rolfe Tim Hawke

Darren Bulley

Assistant

Steve Rolfe Matt Maloney

Tom Darmody

Manager

Amy Allpress Sean Debenham

MATCH PREVIEW Queanbeyan 2nd grade remain undefeated thanks to another nail bitter against Tuggeranong where they won 12-10. That win has Queanbeyan 8 points clear of Vikings, but they now face another tough opponent this weekend in Uni-Norths who currently lead Royals and Gungahlin all who are eyeing those vital 3rd and 4th spots. As these two haven’t played each other yet, it will be interesting to see how the game goes.

Uni Colts played a makeup game against Wests last Thursday night and won comfortable 43-0 which has seen them close the gap on Royals on top.

Queanbeyan on had the June long weekend off after a tough game against Tuggeranong in round 10. The Whites are in need of a win if they are to generate a gap between them and Gungahlin who have the bye this weekend. A win to Uni could also see them leap frog Royals if results go their way.

UNI-NORTHS v QUEANBEYAN Saturday 13th June, 2015 ANU North Oval

Third Grade: REFEREE: Uni-Norths Wes Malton Robert Krasse Victor Alubale Angus Judd Freddie McGrathWeber Semisi Tongatoutai Ma’u John Carver Reuben Heagney Chris Mockler Robert Carver Cameron Kerslake Simon Wasley Tom Hall Chris Mayer Ogada-Osir Sam Burns

11:05AM Corrin Queanbeyan

Uni-Norths

Matt Connelly Matt Sillis Dave Haskins Daniel Jancevski Dylan Jancevski Daniel Naef David De Luca Jackson Tahapehi Dan Hawke Fraser Kemp Jack Wadsworth Adam Nedic Andrew Deamer Ben Todd Chris Lindbeck

Glen Croker Daniel Hawke Ogada-Osir Jayson Hinder Peter Bradley/John Carver (Snr)

Fourth Grade: REFEREE:

Paul Thomas

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

Tom Perry Sam Ogilvy Mark Garraway Brent Baynham Joel Mortimer Jay Perera Jordan Parker Brendon Lee Ed Mckinnon Alex Sumpton Anthony Smith Paul Crowe Joe Walker Drew West Josh Carroll-Fajarda

9:45AM S Whittle Queanbeyan Matt Gibbons Mitch Callagher Tom Coffey Paul Bowden Jason Stanton Jeremy Taylor Grant Jones Tom Jones Duncan Doyle Mike Doyle Tommy Luic Gareth Slarke Jack Rowe Rhys Serafin Luke Cochrane

Glen Croker Grant Jones

Assistant

Jayson Hinder

Manager

Matthew Reid Gerg Donoghoe

MATCH PREVIEW This clash will be the 3rd grade match of the round with Uni-Norths 2nd taking on Queanbeyan 5th. Between 2nd and 5th is only 4 competition points, so a win for Queanbeyan could see them going to second on the ladder. While Uni could stay in 2nd or dropped to 3rd.

There are no other 3rd grade this weekend.

Like 3rd Grade this is the only 4th grade game being played. If Uni-Norths are to get a win it will close the gap on them in 4th place which in Queanbeyan. A win for Queanbeyan would see them jump into 2nd on the ladder as only 2 point separates them, Wests and Royals.

CLUB RUGBY PHOTOS – 2015

By Nick Guoth

CLUB RUGBY RESULTS Saturday 6th June PREMIER DIVISION – 1ST GRADE Home Team Tuggeranong Royals Uni-Norths Wests Queanbeyan

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Away Team Gungahlin Easts Bye Bye Bye

MONARO 1ST DIVISION – 1ST GRADE 18 12

PREMIER DIVISION – 2ND GRADE Home Team Tuggeranong Royals Uni-Norths Wests Queanbeyan

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WOMEN’S DIVISION 12 10

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

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SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION

PREMIER DIVISION – 3RD GRADE Home Team Tuggeranong Royals Uni-Norths Wests Queanbeyan

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PREMIER DIVISION – COLTS Home Team Tuggeranong Uni-Norths Queanbeyan Royals

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2015 HAHN SUPER DRY JOHN I DENT CUP TIPPING COMPETITION – ROUND 12 Brumby Jack

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Caitlyn Chalmers

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PLAYER OF THE MATCH Round 11 Vs.

Congratulations to Rodney Iona of Tuggeranong.

Rodney was named ‘SKINS Man of the Match’ for his outstanding performance in the round 11 clash between Tuggeranong & Gungahlin. Rodney will received a skins prize pack for his efforts.

BRUMBIES PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT Congratulations to the Southern Inland Rams Representative Side who took out the 2015 Brumbies Provincial Tournament in Wagga Wagga over the June Long Weekend at Connolly Rugby Park. This was Southern Inland 5th consecutive tournament victory. The tournament was between Monaro, Southern Inland and South Coast and some exceptional rugby was played in perfect conditions.

Brumbies Rugby would like to thank Southern Inland Rugby Union for hosting the tournament.

SATURDAY 6TH JUNE SOUTHERN INLAND 75 (Tries: Ash Lefevre 2, James Olds 2, Ben Leaper 2, Pita Volau 2, Liam Krautz, Steve Tracey, James Curgenven, Sam Allen & Farrel Maota; Con: James Olds 3, Steve Tracey & James Curgenven) Defeated South Coast 3 (PG: Seth Stoltenberg) 3 points - Stuart Garrett #1 (SIRU) 2 points - Liam Krautz #7 (SIRU) 1 point - Vaea Mateo #10 (SC) SUNDAY 7TH JUNE MONARO 46 (Tries: Dave Akkersdky 2, Gearin Price, Brad Clements, Mik Webber, Adam Lachlen & Abram Kara; Con: Dom Falk 3, Jake Roarty; PG: Dom Falk) defeated SOUTH COAST 5 (try: Goen Potter) 3 points - Dave Akkersdyk #7 (Monaro) 2 points - Simon Davies #6 (SC) 1 point - Dom Falk #12 (Monaro) MONDAY 8th JUNE SOUTHERN INLAND 49 (tries: Liam Krautz 2, James Olds 2, Ben Leaper, Richard Manion & Lex Botha; Con: James Curgenven 6, James Olds) defeated MONARO 7 (Try: Stan Williams; Con: Jake Roarty) 3 points - Liam Krautz #7 (SIRU) 2 points - Mik Webber #8 (Monaro) 1 point - James Olds #15 (SIRU) Final Standings Southern Inland – 10 points Monaro – 5 points South Coast – 0 points

Player of the Tournament Liam Krautz – SIRU #7

At the conclusion of the tournament, the Brumbies Provincial team was be selected and will take on the NSW Country Cockatoos as the curtain raiser to the Aquis Brumbies vs. Crusaders at GIO Stadium on Saturday 13th June. Kick off will be at 1.05pm Congratulations to the following players who have been selected in the 2015 Brumbies Provincial Representative Team.

PLAYER

Zone

PLAYER

Zone

Tom Dunston Jock Munro Peet Vorster Ash Lefevre Ben Leaper Andrew Goslett Liam Krautz David Akersdyk Sam Hobbs Richard Manion Steve Tracey Mik Webber Lex Botha Matt Caldwell James Olds

SIRU SIRU SIRU SIRU SIRU Monaro SIRU Monaro SIRU SIRU SIRU Monaro SIRU Monaro SIRU

Gearin Price Stu Garrett Tanian Naude Chris Latu Rambo Lagali Christopher O’Shannesy Aiden Greaves James Curgenven

Monaro SIRU SIRU SIRU SIRU Monaro Monaro SIRU

Richard Turnbull (Coach) Seru Rogo (Ass Coach) Richard Skellern (Ass Coach) Tom Adamson (Manager) Matt Turnbull (Physio) Holly Barker (Physio)

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BRUMBIES PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT

2015 BRUMBIES WOMEN’S SQUAD FOR NATIONALS Congratulations to the following players that have been selected for the Brumbies Women’s XV to play at the National Championships in Sydney from the 24th June to the 26th June 2015.

The ACT Women’s had their final trials before selection taking on Sydney and NSW Country at Campbelltown over the June long weekend. Thank-you to ALL the players who trialled over the last two weeks.

PLAYER - FORWARDS

CLUB

PLAYER - BACKS

CLUB

Peta Cox Louise McCabe Louise Burrows Stefanie Stewart Jones Rene Didier Chelsey Wicomb Elenoa Latu Anja Halstead Shellie Milward Grace Prosser Kate Brown Emily Sogal Sammy Maxwell Rhiannon Ford Simone Tate Georgia O'Neill

Uni-Norths Temora Royals Tuggeranong Royals Royals Griffith Blacks Royals Tuggeranong Gungahlin Jindabyne Tuggeranong Wagga City Royals Tuggeranong Uni-Norths

Kiara Merideth-Brown Remi Wilton Sarah Hogan Sarah Carter Stefanie Koro Tayla Stanford Fiona Knights Lani Yabaki Anthea Clarke Michelle Perry Rene Flemming

Royals Narooma Wagga City Royals Griffith Blacks Tuggeranong Royals Uni-Norths Uni-Norths Royals Royals

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Russell Ingram Erin De Dappo

*2 to be omitted

2015 WOMEN’S NATIONALS DRAW ‘St Ignatius College, Riverview – Sydney’ Pool A Pool B Sydney Queensland Western Australia ACT Victoria NSW Country South Australia ASRU Day 1: Wednesday 24th June 11.30am – ACT v NSW Country 4.00pm – ACT vs. ASRU Day 2: Thursday 25th June 2.00pm – ACT v QLD Day 3: Friday 26th June 4th Pool A v 4th Pool B 3rd Pool A v 3rd Pool B 2nd Pool A v 2nd Pool B 1st Pool A v 1st Pool B

Coach Manager

2015 WOMEN’S COMPETITION ROUND 5 Only one game was played back in round 4 and that was between Uni-Norths and Gungahlin. Uni-Norths needed to bounce back after their close lose to Tuggeranong and they certainly did that defeating Gungahlin 109-0 at North Oval. The Owls ran in an astonishing 19 tries which include 9 different players scoring tries. Jane Garraway scored 5 tries, while Talie Wilson and Kat Mill both score 4 tries each. These were outstanding individual efforts.

Round 5 will see and very important game between Royals and Tuggeranong. Both are yet to play each other but they both have handed Uni-Norths there only losses. This game could come down to the wire and a win to Tuggeranong will mean jam at the top with Uni, Royals and Tuggeranong all potentially being on 15 competition points. Gungahlin will play a friendly this weekend against ADFA/RMC and will great for the girls to go back to basics after being outclassed by Uni-Norths.

TEAM Royals Uni-Norths Tuggeranong

P 2 4 3

B 1 0 0

W 2 2 2

L 0 2 1

D DF 0 150 0 56 0 49

BP 2 3 1

Pts 14 11 9

Gungahlin

3 1 0 3 0 -255

0

4

Uni-Norths & Gungahlin after their match at UniNorths Ladies Day

LOUISE BURROWS PLAYS 200TH GAME FOR ROYALS Congratulations on 200 games Cookie This Saturday Royals long standing and Australian women’s representative Hooker, Louise Burrows (affectionately known to all as ‘Cookie’ ) is playing her 200th club game for Royals. Louise commenced playing for Royals in the open women’s team in 1995 as a 16 year old. She’s played in and won numerous grand finals and has represented ACT women’s from 1996 and the Australian Wallaroos since 2001. Louise has represented Australia as part of the Wallaroos team at three World Cups (Barcelona 2002, Edmonton 2006 and Paris 2013). She has been playing at Royals for over 20 years and is highly respected by all in both the Royals and wider rugby communities.

Congratulations from us all Cookie!

FIRST & SECOND DIVISION COMPETITION FIRST DIVISION:

SOUTH COAST MONARO - SECOND DIVISION

Goulburn’s 1st Grade 18 months unbeaten run continues after they pulled off a great escape against Hall to win 28-24. The Dirty Reds were behind by 10 points with 5 minutes to go before rallied and scored late to win the game. This top of the table clash certainly lived up to the expectations. Goulburn completed the double on that day with second grade winning 38-29.

Two round into the combine part of the competition the table is certainly starting to take shape, as well as some unexpected results occurring.

In the final match of that round back on the 30th May Yass were far too good in both grade winning second grade 56-26 and holding on to win 24-19. The victories were massive for the Rams playing away from home.

After the June long weekend bye all teams are back on deck this weekend match of the round will be Goulburn v Cooma, a replay of last year’s Grand Final. A win could see Goulburn leap frog Hall, while Cooma have now lost three in a row and need to get their season back on track.

RMC are back from military commitments and will travel to Yass for a double point’s game. Yass have now won two in a row and are gain confidence and momentum in 1st Grade. RMC are undefeated in 2nd grade and this will be a great clash between the two as both are in the top 4. The final match of round 8 is Hall v ADFA. Hall will be looking to bounce back after their loss in 1st Grade, while 2nd grade need to get some wins on the board if they are to catch Yass and secure the all-important top two finish.

Second Grade: TEAM – 2nd Goulburn Yass

P 5 6

W 5 5

L 0 1

D 0 0

DF 134 79

BP 5 4

Pts 25 24

Hall

7

3

4

0

24

4

16

RMC

3

3

0

0

26

1

13

Cooma

7

1

6

0

-157

4

9

ADFA

6

0

6

0

-106

1

1

W

L

D

DF

BP

Pts

5 5 3 2 1 1

2 0 4 4 5 2

0 0 0 0 0 0

101 141 -42 -100 -115 15

6 4 6 4 4 2

26 24 18 12 8 6

First Grade: TEAM – 1st

Hall Goulburn Cooma Yass ADFA RMC

P

7 5 7 6 6 3

Round 7 saw Bungendore and Crookwell rack up some big scores against Braidwood and Milton. The Mudchooks held Milton scoreless winning 48-0 while Crookwell made light work of Braidwood winning 65-7.

Bungendore’s win has them now sitting in outright second, but due to south coast conference leaders Milton, they actually sit third on the ladder.

Boorowa have now secured back to back wins in there thrilling 35-31 win over Batemans Bay. The victory has them sitting 5 points outside the top 4 and they will take on Milton in an important clash for both sides.

Taralga made it a clean sweep for the Monaro clubs defeating Broulee 35-14. The Tigers are just outside the top 4 which is being hotly contested at the moment.

Broulee have now dropped to 8th after their loss to Taralga and have forfeited their game against ladder leaders Jindabyne due to player unavailability and injuries. For Jindabyne, they will receive a bonus point 20-0 victory, taking them to 39 competition points.

Other fixtures this weekend include a very important matchup between Braidwood v Taralga as only 1 point separates these two on the ladder. Crookwell will travel to Batemans Bay this weekend which will be an interesting clash, with the Boars desperate for a win.

TEAM Jindabyne * Milton *

P 6 6

B 1 1

W 6 4

L 0 2

D 0 0

DF 202 30

BP 6 5

Bungendore#

6

1

5

1

0

138

4

34 25 28

Crookwell#

6

1

4

2

0

45

2

22

Taralga

6

1

3

3

0

-22

4

20

Braidwood

6

1

3

3

0

-51

3

19

Boorowa

6

1

2

4

0

-67

5

17

Broulee

6

1

2

4

0

-36

1

13

Batemans Bay

6

1

1

5

0

-26

5

13

Bay Red

6

1

0

6

0

*Zone Leader

0 213 # Wild Card

Pts

4

ACT U16’s CROWNED NSW STATE CHAMPS Congratulations to the ACT U16’s representative side who took out the 2015 NSW State Championships in Sydney over the June long weekend. The U16’s finished the tournament undefeated wining all of their 9 games over the three days. In the final, ACT outclassed Norths 13-3, who they had already beaten two times during the tournament.

ACT U16’s along with the U12, U13 & U14 travelled to various part of NSW to compete in the state championships.

The ACT U12’s travelled to Camden and finished 6th for the whole tournament. They finished 2nd in their pool before losing the quarter final 24-0 to eventual winners Gordon.

The U13 played their tournament in Drummoyne and like the U12s they also finished 2nd in their pool before being beaten by Manly in the quarter final to finish 6th overall. Manly were crowned the U13s State champs.

The U14s came up just short in Orange, losing the Semi Final 17-10 to winners Gordon. Despite the loss, ACT were able to back up and defeat Penrith 19-15 in the 3rd and 4th playoff to finish 3rd overall.

Congratulations to all representative sides that competed over the June long weekend and thank you to all coaches, management, volunteers & parents for their involvement in the representative program.

ACT U16’s Representative team, coaching & management staff after their Grand Final victory

John I Dent Cup Ladders Saturday 6th June, 2015 PREMIER – 1st Grade Team Tuggeranong Queanbeyan Wests Royals Uni-Norths Gungahlin Easts

P 9 8 9 9 8 10 9

B 2 3 1 2 3 1 2

W 8 6 6 5 2 2 1

L 1 2 3 4 5 7 8

D 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

Df 234 100 48 82 -82 -53 -329

BP 4t 8 6 6 3 1 4 1

BP<7p 1 2 1 2 1 1 0

Pts 49 44 35 33 24 19 13

Form WWWWW LBWLB WLWWW WWLBW BLLLB WLLWL LLBLL

P 8 9 8 9 9 10 9

B 3 2 3 2 2 1 2

W 8 6 4 5 4 2 0

L 0 3 3 4 5 6 8

D 0 0 1 0 0 2 1

Df 138 305 2 9 32 -106 -380

BP 4t 4 5 2 1 3 2 0

BP<7p 0 3 2 1 2 2 0

Pts 48 40 34 30 29 20 10

Form WBWWB WWWLW BLLWB LWLBW LLWWB WWLLL LLBLL

P 8 7 7 7 8 9

B 2 3 2 3 1 2

W 7 6 5 2 3 0

L 1 1 2 5 5 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

Df 223 84 198 -41 -73 -391

BP 4t 6 4 6 2 1 0

BP<7p 1 0 1 0 1 0

Pts 43 40 35 22 18 8

Form WWLWB WWWWB BWLWW LBLLB LWWLL LLLLB

B 1 2 1 1 2 1 1

W 7 4 5 5 3 1 0

L 1 1 3 3 3 6 8

D 0 1 0 0 0 1 0

Df 205 94 47 26 131 -130 -373

BP 4t 7 4 4 4 5 1 1

BP<7p 0 1 0 0 2 1 0

Pts 39 31 28 28 27 12 5

Form WWWWW WBWLW LLWWB WWWLL WWBLL LLLBW LLBLL

B 1 1 1 2 2 1

W 6 4 4 3 1 0

L 0 3 3 2 4 6

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

Df 177 36 -36 65 -86 -156

BP 4t 6 4 2 2 0 1

BP<7p 0 0 1 0 2 1

Pts 34 24 23 22 14 6

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

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

P 8 6 8 8 6 8 8

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

P 6 7 7 5 5 6

Form BWWWW WLWWB WLWLB WWBWL LBLLW LLLLL

NEXT FIXTURES Saturday 20th June, 2015 PREMIER DIVISION – Round 13 Wests Easts Gungahlin Tuggeranong

v v v v

Uni-Norths Queanbeyan Royals Bye

Jamison Oval Griffith Oval Gungahlin Enclosed

Cooma Hall Yass

ADFA RMC Goulburn

FIRST DIVISION – Round 9 ADFA RMC Goulburn

v v v

SOUTH COAST MONARO – SECOND DIVISION – Round 9 Taralga Jindabyne Milton Broulee Boorowa

v v v v

Batemans Bay Braidwood Crookwell Bungendore No Game

Taralga Jindabyne Milton Broulee

Royals Uni-Norths Bye

TBC ADFA/RMC

WOMEN’S DIVSISION – Round 6 Gungahlin ADFA/RMC Tuggeranong

v v v

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