Canberra Region Rugby League
2017 Canberra Raiders Cup Round 10 17th & 18th June 2017 Proudly sponsored by
Bulls Brothers Make History From playing beach footy to playing in the Canberra Raiders Cup, Dale Cooper-Shields, 25, and his two brothers Jese Smith-Shields, 19, and Harley Smith-Shields, 17, made history when they became the first set of three brothers to play First Grade for the Gungahlin Bulls. Having come through the junior ranks at the North Canberra Bears, the three brothers played together for the first time when Harley, having finished a successful season with the Canberra Raiders SG Ball side, was called up to play against the Yass Magpies. “It was basically a dream come true,” Harley said. “I’ve thought about it since we were all young and playing footy together. I didn’t think I’d see the day happen. It was pretty surreal.” For Dale, the moment had extra significance as he returned to rugby league in the hope that he would get to play with his two younger brothers. Having stopped playing rugby league to focus on his career as a ceramic tiler, Dale started playing again with the goal of playing alongside Jese last year but he had to put those plans on hold. “I coached Jese two years ago and then I got the itch to play the year afterwards because I wanted to play alongside the boys,” Dale said. “Unfortunately, Jese had a bad back injury which put him out of action for a year so I couldn’t play with him.” However, Dale did manage to play alongside Jese early this season before the youngest brother, Harley, also managed to break into first grade. “[It meant] that I was going to be the smallest brother on the field,” Dale said. “Going from the oldest to the smallest was a bit of a bummer but I knew they would look after me no matter what.” “It was quite the experience [playing with Jese and Harley]. It’s something you look forward to doing when you are playing beach footy together when you are young and you aspire to do that together in a higher competition.” However, their father Braden was unable to see the boys run out together for the first time due carrying out a promise to his wife Vesna.
“Harley actually said that he may be playing first grade with Jese and Dale,” Braden said. “There were two emotions for me, pride – I was absolutely ecstatic for them – but the other one was when I realised that I was on holidays overseas with my wife which I had been promising her for eight years.” “My wife was very good about it she said we could fly back early but there was just no way shape or form that we were going to be able to make it.” “Actually my oldest son (Dale) sent me the link to Bar TV and I actually watched the replay in Rome Airport and I was screaming and shouting as if I was there!” Although the Bulls were defeated by an impressive Yass Magpies outfit on that occasion, the boys were picked once again to face the Woden Valley Rams. With their father there watching them, all three brothers played impressive roles in their teams win with Harley scoring a try and Jese setting up a try for Dale. “It was fabulous [to see them play],” Braden said. “I was grinning from ear to ear. I was proud as punch, my chest was poked out and I was strutting around.” Harley was also thrilled to have his dad there watching them play. “It felt surreal,” Harley said. “It just felt like we were back on the beach playing footy together.”
2017 Canberra Raiders Cup Round 9 Results - First Grade Tries
Goals
Tries
Goals
Tries
Goals
Tries
Goals
Queanbeyan Blues T Ruediger 2 S Kalsbeek N Naseri T Stevens B Taueki T Campese 5
34 def
Queanbeyan Kangaroos J Dent 2 N Ngere 2 B Cronan T Whiley J Simbiken B Crisp J Essex A Gorrell J Ayres B Crisp 10
64 def
Gungahlin Bulls S Lomax 2 W Samuel S Bramich H Smith-Shields K Allan D Williams D Cooper-Shields D Low D Keir 8
52 def
Yass Magpies J Vatikani 2 K Danilczak Benny Warner J Collins S Davis S Davis 5
34 def
Belconnen United had a bye
Tuggeranong Bushrangers W Tauti Q Cannon
12
J Mitchell 2
West Belconnen Warriors C Thorley 2 C Brebner
18
A McDonald 1 C Brebner 1 C Thorley 1 Woden Valley Rams K Posantzis J Tawes
12
C Johnson 2 Goulburn Workers Bulldogs N Cornish C Hart D Stephens M Berthelot C Hart 2 B Hewitt
22
2017 Canberra Raiders Cup Round 9 Results Reserve Grade Queanbeyan Blues 34 Queanbeyan Kangaroos 24 Yass Magpies 38 Gungahlin Bulls 30 Belconnen United Sharks had a bye
def def def def
Tuggeranong Bushrangers West Belconnen Warriors Goulburn Workers Bulldogs Woden Valley Rams
20 22 10 18
Under 18’s Tuggeranong Bushrangers 46 Queanbeyan Kangaroos 48 Goulburn Workers Bulldogs 44 Woden Valley Rams 64 Belconnen United Sharks had a bye
def def def def
Queanbeyan Blues West Belconnen Warriors Yass Magpies Gungahlin Bulls
10 4 4 20
2017 Country Championships Grand Final Tries
Goals
Monaro M McGhie T Freeman-Quay R Thomas J Baker 3
18 def
Newcastle J Gagai S Keenan S Keenan 3
14
Austbrokers Canberra Raiders Cup Round 9 Wrap Queanbeyan Kangaroos 64 (Tries: J Dent 2, N Ngere 2, B Cronan, T Whiley, J Simbiken, B Crisp, J Essex, A Gorrell, J Ayers; Goals: Crisp 10 ) d West Belconnen Warriors 18 (Tries: C Thorley 2, C Brebner; Goals: A McDonald, C Brebner, C Thorley) In a rematch of last year’s grand final the Queanbeyan Kangaroos brushed aside the West Belconnen Warriors 64-18 at Raiders Belconnen. The Kangaroos were given a huge boost before kick off when Jedidiah Simbiken, Tavita Aroha and Nukurua Ngere were named in the lineup despite leading Monaro to the Country Championship title 24 hours earlier. However, the Warriors weren’t as fortunate and had their Monaro representatives, Tori Freeman, Ryley Thomas, Tim Shaw and captain Ryan McQueen missing from the team.
Queanbeyan scored two tries early in the match to assert their dominance before West Belconnen hit back through five-eighth Chris Thorley. However, the resistance was short lived as the Kangaroos once again put their foot on the accelerator to take a 28-6 halftime lead. The Warriors scored two late consolation tries but only once the Roos were out of sight having scored over 50 points. The win sees the Kangaroos maintain second place on the ladder while the Warriors drop down to sixth place.
Gungahlin Bulls 52 (Tries: W Samuel, S Bramich, H Smith-Shields, K Allan, D Williams, D Cooper-Shields, S Lomax 2, D Low; Goals: D Keir 8) d Woden Valley Rams 12 (Tries: K Posantsiz, J Tawes; Goals: C Johnson 2) After losing late in their match against the Yass Magpies last week, the Gungahlin Bulls stormed to a dominant win against the Woden Valley Rams. Canberra Raiders NYC prop William Samuel put in a dominant performance for the Bulls as they scored nine tries against a Woden side heavily affected by the Country Championships final. Second rower Sheen Lomax, son of Raiders legend John, also scored a double to help
propel the Bulls to fifth on the ladder and merely one point away from fourth place. Woden sit in eighth place on the ladder after their heavy loss but have accrued the same number of competition points as the Bulls. Yass Magpies 34 (Tries: K Danilzcak, S Davis, Benny Warner, J Vatikani 2, J Collins; Goals: S Davis 5) d Goulburn Workers Bulldogs 22 (Tries: N Cornish, C Hart, D Stephens, J Berthelot; Goals: B Hewitt, C Hart 2) The Yass Magpies have finished the first half of the season in third place thanks to a win over their Hume Highway rivals, the Goulburn Workers Bulldogs. The Magpies took a 12-0 lead in the first half but the Bulldogs hit back early in the second half to take a slender lead. However, Yass dug deep and scored four straight tries to swing the momentum back in their favour and take control of the match. The defeat means that the Goulburn remain in seventh place heading into the general bye. Queanbeyan Blues 34 (Tries: T Stevens, B Taueki, T Reudiger 2, N Naseri, S Kalsbeek; Goals: Campese 5) d Tuggeranong Bushrangers 12 (Tries: W Tauti, Q Cannon; Goals: J Mitchell 2)
The Queanbeyan Blues remain undefeated after securing a comfortable 24 point win against the Bushrangers. Steered by captain-coach Terry Campese, the Blues controlled the tempo of the match throughout the afternoon. The Bushrangers had a glimmer of hope when Quinlyn Cannon finished off a length of the field try to score under the posts before John Wesley Tauti scored shortly afterwards. However, the Blues once again asserted their dominance when lock Scott Kalsbeek burrowed his way over the line to score. The win sees the Blues remain at the top of the ladder, two points clear of the Queanbeyan Kangaroos while defeat sees the Bushrangers drop to fourth place.
Canberra Raiders Cup Ladders
Pos First Grade
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
1 2
Queanbeyan Blues Queanbeyan Kangaroos
9 9
8 7
0 1
0 0
1 1
296 339
116 122
180 217
18 16
3
Yass Magpies
9
4
3
1
1
190
171
19
11
4
Tuggeranong Bushrangers
9
3
4
1
1
196
196
0
9
5
Gungahlin Bulls
9
3
5
0
1
188
198
-10
8
6
West Belconnen Warriors
9
3
5
0
1
174
226
-52
8
7
Goulburn Workers Bulldogs
9
3
5
0
1
172
247
-75
8
8 9
Woden Valley Rams Belconnen United Sharks
9 9
2 1
4 7
2 0
1 1
153 138
240 330
-87 -192
8 4
Pos Reserve Grade
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
1
Queanbeyan Blues
9
7
0
1
1
290
98
192
17
2
Gungahlin Bulls
9
5
2
1
1
197
184
13
13
3
Queanbeyan Kangaroos
9
5
3
0
1
296
182
114
12
4
West Belconnen Warriors
9
4
2
2
1
226
134
92
12
5
Yass Magpies
9
4
2
2
1
202
156
46
12
6
Tuggeranong Bushrangers
9
4
3
1
1
230
161
69
11
7
Woden Valley Rams
9
2
5
1
1
200
172
28
7
8 9
Goulburn Workers Bulldogs Belconnen United Sharks
9 9
1 0
7 8
0 0
1 1
118 50
274 448
-156 -398
4 2
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
8 6 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 2 2 2 4 4 6 7 8
0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
362 368 290 244 218 204 92 70 110
98 126 162 178 244 176 288 372 314
264 242 128 66 -26 28 -196 -302 -204
18 14 14 13 10 9 6 4 2
Pos U18’s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Queanbeyan Kangaroos Woden Valley Rams West Belconnen Warriors Goulburn Workers Bulldogs Gungahlin Bulls Tuggeranong Bushrangers Yass Magpies Queanbeyan Blues Belconnen United Sharks
Club Championship Queanbeyan Kangaroos Queanbeyan Blues West Belconnen Warriors Tuggeranong Bushrangers Yass Magpies Gungahlin Bulls Goulburn Workers Bulldogs Woden Valley Rams Belconnen United Sharks
Youth x 1.5 15 -
L Tag x 1.5 10.5 27 15 24 10.5 21 6 15
U18s x2 36 8 28 18 12 20 26 28 4
Res. x3 36 51 36 33 36 39 12 21 6
Firsts x4 64 72 32 36 44 32 32 32 16
Total 146.5 131 123 117 116 101.5 91 87 41
First Grade Stats 2017 Leading Try Scorers Name
Brent Crisp Brendon Taueki Jayden Pollard Dominic Stephens Tyler Stevens
Club
Qbn Roos Qbn Blues Tuggeranong Goulburn Qbn Blues
2017 Leading Goal Scorers Tries 12 9 8 8 8
Name
Brent Crisp Terry Campese Shaun Davis Joshua Mitchell Dan Keir
Club
Qbn Roos Qbn Blues Yass Tuggeranong Gungahlin
Goals 44 39 28 18 18
2017 Leading Point Scorers Name
Brent Crisp Terry Campese Shaun Davis Joshua Mitchell Carl Johnson
Club
Queanbeyan Kangaroos Queanbeyan Blues Yass Magpies Tuggeranong Bushrangers Woden Valley Rams
Tries Goals 12 2 3 5 2
44 39 28 18 17
F.Goals
1
Points 136 86 68 56 43
Reserve Grade Stats 2017 Leading Goal Scorers
2017 Leading Try Scorers Name
Nicholas Lawrence Jake Kiely Ilija Cotric David Brown Clive Connelly
Club
Qbn Blues Qbn Roos Woden Valley Yass Magpies Gungahlin
Tries
13 10 9 7 6
Name
Nicholas Grant Jackson McDonald Jack Heyman Cody Smith Jesse Lacey
Club
Qbn Roos Woden Tuggeranong Gungahlin Goulburn
Goals
41 18 17 15 15
2017 Leading Point Scorers Name
Nicolas Grant Jack Heyman Nick Lawrence Jake Kiely Cody Smith
Club
Queanbeyan Kangaroos Tuggeranong Bushraners Queanbeyan Blues Queanbeyan Kangaroos Gungahlin Bulls
Tries Goals 5 5 13 10 1
41 17 15
F.Goals
Points 102 54 52 40 38
Under 18s Stats 2017 Leading Goal Scorers
2017 Leading Try Scorers Name
Kaine Pagura Thomas Menzies Solomone Kaufusi Connor Massen Jeremiah Simbiken
Club
Qbn Roos Goulburn Woden Valley Tuggeranong Qbn Roos
Tries
12 10 9 9 9
Name
Lachlan Ingram Shane McMahon Kristian Jensen Mitchell Atknison Liam Oakley
Club
Qbn Roos Woden Valley West Belconnen Goulburn Tuggeranong
Goals 47 32 32 21 14
2017 Leading Point Scorers Name
Lachlan Ingram Kristian Jensen Shane McMahon Solomone Kaufusi Kaine Pugara
Club
Queanbeyan Kangaroos West Belconnen Warriors Woden Valley Rams Woden Valley Rams Queanbeyan Kangaroos
Tries Goals 6 5 2 9 14
47 32 32 10
F.Goals
Points 118 84 72 56 56
CRRL Women’s Footy Russell Kennedy Lawyers League Tag - Round 9 Tuggeranong Bushrangers
28
def Bungendore Tigerettes
0
West Belconnen Warriors
16
def Queanbeyan Kangaroos
4
Gungahlin Bulls
18
def Woden Valley Rams
Yass Girl Pies
14
def Goulburn Workers Bulldogs
0
16
Belconnen United Sharks had a bye Open Women’s Tackle - Round 5 Queanbeyan Blues
48
def West Belconnen Warriors
0
Valley Dragons
34
def Queanbeyan Kangaroos
0
Tuggeranong Buffaloes
22
def Yass Magpies
16
Goulburn Stockmen had a bye Pos Russell Kennedy Lawyers League Tag
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
1
West Belconnen Warriors
9
8
0
0
1
172
44
128
18
2
Yass Girl Pies
9
7
1
0
1
230
30
200
16
3
Goulburn Workers Bulldogs
9
6
2
0
1
196
62
134
14
4
Tuggeranong Bushrangers
9
4
4
0
1
158
100
58
10
5
Belconnen United Sharks
9
4
4
0
1
114
130
-16
10
6
Queanbeyan Kangaroos
9
2
5
1
1
88
146
-58
7
7
Gungahlin Bulls
9
2
5
1
1
100
250
-150
7
8
Woden Valley Rams
9
1
7
0
1
86
186
-100
4
9
Bungendore Tigerettes CRC
9
1
7
0
1
46
242
-196
4
Pos Open Women’s Tackle
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
1
Queanbeyan United
5
5
0
0
0
200
10
190
10
2
Yass Magpies
5
4
1
0
0
116
22
94
8
3
Goulburn
5
3
1
0
1
100
38
62
8
4
Valley Dragons
5
2
2
0
1
62
66
-4
6
5
West Belconnen
5
0
3
0
2
0
130
-130
4
6
Tuggeranong Buffaloes
5
1
4
0
0
42
140
-98
2
7
Queanbeyan Kangaroos
5
0
4
0
1
10
124
-114
2
Ladies League Tag Stats 2017 Leading Goal Scorers
2017 Leading Try Scorers Name
Sophie Broadhead Regan Hart Cailah Welch Amelia Marmont Renee Norgrove
Club
Yass Qbn Roos Tuggeranong Goulburn Woden
Tries 12 11 10 9 9
Name
Sally Curry Farah Atallah Amelia Chicchio Kristy Magyar Lisa Gaukroger
Club
Goulburn Yass Tuggeranong West Belconnen Woden
Goals
27 17 16 8 8
2017 Leading Point Scorers Name
Sally Curry Regan Hart Sophie Broadhead Farah Atallah Makaylah Morales
Club
Goulburn Workers Bulldogs Queanbeyan Kangaroos Yass Girl Pies Yass Girl Pies Tuggeranong Bushrangers
Tries Goals 11 12 2 8
27 5
F.Goals
17 5
Points 54 54 48 42 42
Open Women’s Tackle Stats 2017 Leading Goal Scorers
2017 Leading Try Scorers Name
Alexandria Beck Cailah Welch Jess Howard Remi Wilton Regan Hart
Club
Yass Qbn Blues Yass Qbn Blues Qbn Blues
Tries 9 8 7 5 5
Name
Sarah Carter Jacinta Williams Lauren Kelly Gabrielle Suckling Jennaya Ottoway
Club
Qbn Blues Qbn Blues Goulburn Yass Goulburn
Goals 14 8 7 6 5
2017 Leading Point Scorers Name
Sarah Carter Alexandria Beck Cailah Welch Lauren Kelly Gabrielle Suckling
Club
Queanbeyan Blues Yass Magpies Queanbeyan Blues Goulburn Stockmen Yass Magpies
Tries Goals 4 9 8 4 4
14 7 6
F.Goals
Points 44 36 32 30 28
Austbrokers Canberra Raiders Cup Round 10 Preview Woden Valley Rams v Goulburn Workers Bulldogs, 3pm Sunday 18th June at Phillip District Oval, Streamed Live After pinching a win right at the death against the Goulburn Workers Bulldogs in the opening round of fixtures this year, the Woden Valley Rams will be hoping for another victory to remain in the finals hunt. Having won their last meeting 23-22 thanks to a Carl Johnson field goal, the Rams will be out to claim their third win of the season against a Goulburn side that have won two of their last three matches. With Goulburn having acquired Tyler Cornish since their last meeting, Woden captain, Steve Ferry, knows that his side are in for a tough match. “They are a really strong side,” Ferry said. “They’ve come good at this time of the season and we just need to grind away. Goulburn are always good against us and the match will go right down to the wire.” With both teams locked on eight competition points, a win for either side could see them climb as high as fourth on the ladder due if other results go their way. Tuggeranong Bushrangers v Queanbeyan Kangaroos, 2:15pm Saturday 17th June at Greenway Oval The Tuggeranong Bushrangers haven’t suffered back to back losses this season but that record could be under threat as they host the Queanbeyan Kangaroos this Saturday. The Roos haven’t suffered defeat since Round 2 against the Queanbeyan Blues and have scored 339 points this season - the most by any club. The Bushrangers have plenty of strike power themselves and have scored the third highest number of points largely thanks to Jayden Pollard. The towering winger currently is equal third on the try scoring charts with eight so far this season. However, Tuggeranong coach, Justin Giteau, knows his side need to be more consistent as the compeititon enters the second half of the season. "Inconsistency has definitely been a heavy part of our season," Giteau said. "We've had a lot of injuries, particularly in the last three or four weeks. This week we get four or five players back so that'll be a big help."
A win for the Bushrangers will see them remain inside the top four but a loss could see them drop to sixth. For the Kangaroos, a win could see them move to first if results go their way but they are in no danger of dropping down the ladder. Queanbeyan Blues v Belconnen United Sharks, 3pm Saturday 17th June at Seiffert Oval The Queanbeyan Blues have been unstoppable this season and have won all eight of their matches so far this season. With the best defence and second-best attack in the league, Terry Campese’s side brushed aside the Sharks 68-6 in their match earlier in the season. However, under the guidance of Scott Logan, the Sharks have slowly improved and are a much tougher side than the team that was beaten so convincingly at the start of the season. Queanbeyan Blues captain-coach Terry Campese, believes the first twenty minutes of the match will go a long way to deciding the outcome of the match. "That's what our focus is going to be, the first 20 minutes," Campese said. "In their recent matches, the Sharks have been leading at the 50 to 60 minute mark and they only got beaten on the buzzer in quite a few games. They start fast and that's what we have to try and stop." With the return of Josh Baker and Jake Wheeler, Campese has a few selection headaches over the next few days. "It's always good to have depth at the club, especially in our outside backs," Campese said. "The way Wheeler and Baker played before they went to Monaro and obviously for the Monaro side means they will come straight back in. I've just got to decide who plays alongside them our misses out which is the hard part." West Belconnen Warriors v Gungahlin Bulls, 3:15pm Sunday 18th June at Raiders Belconnen After losing the corresponding fixture earlier this season, the West Belconnen Warriors will be hoping to make amends when they take on the Gungahlin Bulls. With their contingent of Monaro representatives back and available for selection, the Warriors will be looking to complete the second half of the regular season in strong form as they attempt to defend their premiership. However, the Bulls will be full of confidence after their 52-12 demolition of the Rams a fortnight ago and their 24-12 win against the Warriors earlier in the season. With both sides sitting just outside the top four, a win for either side could see them move into fourth if the Bushrangers lose to the Kangaroos.
Open Women’s Tackle Friday 16th June 8:15pm Greenway Referee: Jason Severs Touch Judges: Gage Miles & Elijah Fernance
Valley Dragons TBA Katie Lodding Tayla Croker Zoe Podmore Aroha Peri C Fazey-Robinson Chloe Smith Nirvana Ngan-Woo Emylee Hawke Jana Teivonen Sam Bodle TBA Nirada Phonsays Sandra Dalton Brooklyn Harridine Alannah Fraser Ahlivia Ingram Jade Lee Tamara Taliali Dorothy Carroll
Coach Vili Ngan-Woo Manager Robyn Croker
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 30
West Belconnen Megan Ayers Katie Glover Carly Hill Laura Hogan Dzintra Jones Kate Langenhorst Rebecca Maher M McGarry Monica Pascoe Laryssa Platt Tiana Sanz Caitlin Saunders Jane Smith Monica Stopins Sharna Turton Jayde Uttley Jessica Willding *Players listed in alphabetical order Coach Manager
Open Women’s Tackle Friday 16th June 7:00pm Walker Pk Referee: Garth Widdowson Touch Judges: Jacob O’Brien
Yass Magpies Emily Banks Alexandria Beck Tamara Butler Tayla-Jayne Chapman Logan Davis Caitlyn Douven Maddison Douven Taylah Frost Jessie Gallimore Mellissa Ings Hollie Massey Stephanie Mihaljevic Nicole Pasparne Cara Phillis Gabrielle Suckling Jessica White Eilish Winbank Shannon Wright
Queanbeyan Blues
1 TBA 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
*Players listed in alphabetical order Coach Jesse Collins Manager Mell Beck
Coach Joshua Baker Manager Tammy Stuckey
Open Women’s Tackle Friday 16th June 7:45pm Workers Referee: James Martin Touch Judges: John Wharehinga & Thomas Mcentee
Goulburn TBA
Coach John Thomas Manager Stefan Gerakios
Queanbeyan Roos
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 20
Kyree Parsons Miriama Collier Ellen Shoobert Elizabeth Mitchell Rachel Collier Emily Johnston Kiah Fernando Tanisha Williams S Sanderson Seini Sebasio Amber Cotter Emma Day Jessica Nesbitt Ashley Fretton Hope Davison Justine Bamblett Carley Thompson
Coach Peter Sullivan Manager Elena Treharne
Open Women’s Tackle: Buffaloes Claim First Win The Tuggeranong Buffaloes have come from behind to defeat the Yass Magpies 22-16 at Greenway Oval on Friday night to secure their first win of the Open Women’s Tackle season. In front of a boisterous Tuggeranong crowd, the Buffaloes managed to beat the previously undefeated Yass Magpies thanks to a last minute try Amanda Kyburz. With one minute left on the clock, the Buffaloes rake ran with the ball from dummy half on the last tackle despite having numbers on her outside. When explaining her try, Kyburz said the reason for her deci- Photo: Michael Thompson Photography sion was simple. “They left a gap,” Kyburz said. “I saw it and just went.” Kyburz ability to convert tries also assisted the Buffaloes gain the two competition points after she converted three of her teams four tries, while Yass were unable to convert any of their four tries. However, after the opening exchanges of the match it appeared that Yass would walk away the victors after they scored a try in the opening two minutes of the match thanks to Allie Beck. Although Beck went on to score three tries during the match due to her clever work from dummy half it wasn’t enough as the Buffaloes managed to stay with them every step of the way. It once again appeared that the Magpies were going to be out of the Buffaloes reach when they moved the ball quickly to the right edge but Tuggeranong managed to bundle the winger out of play just as she appeared to have crossed the line. “It was beautiful sliding defence,” Kyburz said. “It’s what we’ve been practicing in training so to be able to bring it onto the field is really what we are aiming to do.” The teams headed into the halftime break with the scores level at 12 all but Yass once again hit the front thanks to Beck. Under relentless pressure from the Magpies attack, Tuggeranong captain Karen Lyons led her team superbly with a try to change the momentum of the match. “I knew once that moment happened that their energy would lift and then we lifted each other up,” Lyon said. With the scores level at 16 all, the Buffaloes piled pressure on the Yass defence before Kyburz capped off her excellent match with the try that gave Tuggeranong their first win in the competition.
Under 18 Sat 17th June 11:15am Greenway Referee: Benjamin Seppala Touch Judges: Steven Zorzi & Elijah Fernance
Tuggeranong Connor Massen Maserota Duggan Sean Beudeker Tyson Walker C Spencer-Jones Jack Davison Ben Schmidt Ben Nanesa Liam Oakley Matthew Dragasic M Dalituicama Aydin Aslan Joel Ambrose Williams Nash Brodie Lisson Steve Brewer K Seignarack Nicholas Southwell Riley Thomas
Coach Ben Griffiths Manager Damien Cummings
Reserve Grade Sat 17th June 12:35pm Greenway Referee: Robert Moore Touch Judges: Steven Zorzi & Elijah Fernance
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Queanbeyan Roos Tuggeranong Kaine Pagura Matthew Gruber Liam Lenaghan Robert Sheffield Elliot Raby Luke Heyman Scott Harris M O'Malveney Bailey Haskins Jaylan Hardiman Travis Boyd Peter Demamiel Michael Brown Jack Heyman Corey Williams Simon Rushby Lachlan Ingram Chris Maleganeas Patrick Vause Daniel Hickson Jeremiah Simbiken James Smith Jonah Latu Tyran Sullivan Luke Heckenberg Cameron Guihot
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Brandon Herring Shyloe Williams Hayden Rangi Meric Woodbrige Patrick Howlett Gideon Afemui Lazarus Vaalepu
Coach Manager Wade Turner
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Queanbeyan Roos Thomas Williams Jose Nitor-Alvear Charles Sauer Mitch Sullivan Ryan Tuckwell Nicolas Grant Luke Jones Zac Sullivan Rhys Elton Jayden Baxter Trent Boege Jason Turnbull Phillip Smallwood
Nathan Lloyd 14 Tyler Pagura Jack Bramley 15 David Afemui Luke Colquhoun 16 Harry Nowlan 17 Brenton Eckley Lachlan Barrett 18 Nathan Hart Corey Tai 19 Jeffrey Donald
Coach Michael Lewis Manager Anthony Fisher
Coach Jeffrey Donald Manager Michael Tilden
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Canberra Raiders Cup First Grade Saturday 17th June, 2:15pm Greenway Referee: Evan Bayliss Touch Judges: Robert Moore & Benjamin Seppala
Tuggeranong Bushrangers
Queanbeyan Kangaroos
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Dayne Ewings Jayden Pollard John Wesley Tauti Isileli Afemui Brendan Brophy Blake Hensen Joshua Mitchell John Papalii Quinlyn Cannon Brett Solomon Wayne Bullock Michael Uluakiola Brent Wallace
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
14. 15. 16. 17.
Atunaisa Tupou Joshua Rothnie Sateki Fetuani TBA
14. Jesse Dent 15. Jake Kiely 16. Nukurua Ngere 17. Aidan Woods
Coach Justin Giteau Manager Greg Beaumont
Bryan Cronan Mitchell Connolly Gideon Afemui Tolokana Aroha-Tuinauvai Jeremiah Simbiken Luke Dumas Joshua Essex Steven Dunn Aaron Gorrell Mathew Lewis Troy Whiley Joshua Ayers Aisea Taholo
Coach Aaron Gorrell Manager
Under 18’s Sat 17th June 12:00pm Seiffert Referee: Jason Severs Touch Judges: Eamonn Kennedy & Jake Bolton
Qbn Blues Tristan Eldridge Bradley Collis Connor McGrath Gary Bailey Jack McCallum Brodie Malloy Mark Hallam Z Peterson-Coulson
Jamie Bradley Gus Cooper Connor Deasey Neil Mathieson Carson Barrett
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Belconnen United Bailey Pennell Scott Loney J Makahununiu Zachery Burt Alvin Johnson Kieran Jobson Rhys Hansen Isaac McCook TBA Aaron Silcock Lachlan Davis Corey Beazley Joe Searle
Tyler Hayes 14 William McInnes Damien Allen 15 Bradley Buckley 16 Isilieli Tulikaki 17 Aublix Tawha 18 S Makahununiu Hayden Bradley 19 Bryce Hughes Brandon Sharp 20 Salesi Isitolo Coach Mark Bell Manager Mal Deasey
Coach Jake McCook Manager Colin Davis
Reserve Grade Sat 17th June 1:20pm Seiffert Referee: Georgie Doherty Touch Judges: Jake Bolton & Malcolm Larsen
Qbn Blues Reeion Murray Joe Agresta N Lawrence George Stewart Brent Lamb Steven Prail Simon Holstein Jake Stein Todd Jamieson Aaron Bruce Timothy Brennan Jeremaia Lotawa Samiuela Taholo
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Belconnen United Mayen Mayen Jack Barry TBA Talia'uli Takitaki Stuart Manton TBA Luke Wilson Jozo Rasic Jake Buchanan Joshua McCook Tavake Taholo Justin Chikirov Greg Castle
M McInerney 14 Bradley Woods 15 Sean Riley Dylan Ahosivi 16 Kieran Jobson 17 Jack Black 18 Alvin Johnson
Coach Ronnie Hoare Manager Tania Lawrence
Coach Ian Jones Manager Jayson Cannon
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Canberra Raiders Cup First Grade Saturday 17th June, 3:00pm Seiffert Referee: Andrew Nightingale Touch Judges: Geordie Doherty & Jason Severs
Queanbeyan Blues
Belconnen United
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Jake Wheeler Brendon Spears Tyler Stevens Brendon Taueki Francis Faonifo Terry Campese Thomas Ruediger Ilaisa Ngata Ben Nicoll Aaron McInnes Michael Cullen Joshua Stuckey Josh Baker
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Damian Denny Matthew Butz Jordan Mecham-Crane Kitone Vikash Mitchell Kirk James Butz Darcy Eason Brandon Nangaiti Jason Brown Sonny Tupuola Andrew Pelasio Keresoma Sione Ranapiri Baker
14. 15. 16. 17.
Adam Misios Matt Martin Naseri Naseri Scott Kalsbeek
14. 15. 16. 17.
Aublix Tawha Jake McCook TBA Songhie Tatipata
Coach Terry Campese Manager Adam Hunter
Coach Scott Logan Manager Chris Beazley
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RK Lawyers League Tag Sat 17th, 11:00am Seiffert Referee: Christopher Nightingale Touch Judges: Eamonn Kennedy & Cam Scott
Bungendore 3 Jamie Stewart 4 Ellen Shoobert 13 Taylor Kay 16 Makayla Ings 18 C Stephenson
Belc United Monica Stoppins Lauren Nicholson Mykaela Walsh Tayla Croker Sophie Cuschieri Ieasha Williams Tegan Gaughran A McFarlane Faith Cooper Amber Waters Jessica Abel Katie Slater Emma Deighton
1 2 3 4 5 19 I Iffland-Mihaich 6 20 Ashley Duffus 7 21 Tegan Ley 8 22 Molly Nelson 9 23 T Sanderson 10 35 T Harris 11 36 B Melavirita 12 37 S McAllister 13 38 R Winters 14 40 G Buckley 15 Grace Cooper 16 Emily Charlton 17
RK Lawyers League Tag Sat 17th June, 10:15am Greenway Referee: Elijah Fernance Touch Judges: TBA
Tuggeranong M Morales TBA Cailah Welch M Leonard TBA Lani Metcalfe TBA TBA TBA TBA Emma White TBA Roxanne Genter Shannon Hunter Erin Burke Allara Murray Bennita Jonker Haylee Butler Breanna Casserly
Queanbeyan Roos
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 22
Leanne Wade D’arcy Schofield Emily Hopkins Taylah Minto Lora Yakapo Paris Robinson Katie Lodding Brooke Smyth C Whitehouse Tasche Calonne Summer Dougall Regan Hart TBA Mikaela Cox Emily Johnston Jordan Hoadley M Beaumont Sophia Arcus
Coach Manager
Coach Michael Crane Manager Brendan Housden
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Coach Cameron Guihot Manager Leigh Zasiadczky
Coach Jake Keily Manager Nathan Wade
RK Lawyers League Tag Sun 18th June, 12:20pm Phillip Referee: Elihah Fernance Touch Judges: TBA
Woden Rams Deborah Crowe Dinah Amosa Caitlyn Robb S Hamilton Laura Gaukroger Renee Norgrove Alison Robb Cara Stones Kirsty Bailey Jennifer Fahey Nadine Tape Nikala Speed Rachel Fearn Meaghan Tuhan Emma Gibson Emma Mortimer Madelaine Gibson Alexandria Clarke K Cymbalak
Coach Shaun Norgrove Manager Rachael Tape
Goulburn 1 TBA 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 Coach Shane Gann Manager Luke Gray
RK Lawyers League Tag Sun 18th June, 12:00pm Raiders Belc Referee: Liam Richardson Touch Judges: TBA
West Belconnen Alana Franks Jessica Goss Sara Lang Renae Williams Brigitte Bishop Kayla Tsakalos Courtney Watt Maria Posantzis Elana Sliwinski Georgia Tredgold Gabriella Hardie Tarni Magyar Maddison Banks Keesha Kapea Georgia Stewart Molly Philpot Savannah Kris Renee Fleming A Radovanov
Coach Darren Tredgold Manager Kellie Lang
Gungahlin Bulls Kylie Aylott Tiana Sanz K Osztrenkovics Caitlin Amos Olivia Small Tania Monaghan Belinda Chaplin Katie Glover Laura Hogan Ashley Keir Rebecca Harris Shaenice Allan Shannon Sanz Elice Stanley
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 C Pettit Fraser 17 C Canonigo 18 19 20 Kayla Plume
Coach Karen Breaden Manager Tania Monaghan
Level 1 Referee Course
The Canberra District Rugby League Referees Association are holding their beginners referee course on Sunday July 2 at Raiders Belconnen. The course consists of both online and face to face components. The online component can be found at www.playnrl.com > Referee > Complete a course and then follow the prompts. The online component needs to be completed before July 2. The face to face component will follow on from the online course. Please contact Chris Nightingale on executive.officer@canberrareferees.com.au or 0410 626 415 if you wish to attend or if you have further questions.
The Level 1 referee course details are as follows. When: Sunday July 2nd 1pm-5pm Where: Raiders Belconnen, Hardwick Cr, Holt Cost: $25 (to be paid online before you start the online tutorial)
Boomanulla Raiders’ Family and Community Day 24 June Keith Tournier Oval, Ainslie Our highlight community event this year will be our Family and Community and NAIDOC Game Day scheduled for our home game on 24 June -vs- UC Grizzlies. Boomanulla Raiders Rugby League builds on a proud history of Indigenous rugby league in Canberra and regional based competitions and NAIDOC week is significant for our club. We will host youth groups from Gugan-Gulwan playing a touch football game be drawing our raffle winners on the day and have great food and entertainment for the kids. With the support of the ACT branch of Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation, we have commissioned a NAIDOC week jersey for our men and women’s teams by local artist, Esma Livermore. These specially designed NAIDOC jumpers will be auctioned off after the game with proceeds going to Gugan-Gulwan Aboriginal youth centre.
If you would like your stall there on the day, contact Boomanulla via Facebook: www.facebook.com/Boomanulla or call: 0414 466 186
SEE YOU THERE!
Under 18’s Sun 18th June 11:00am Phillip Referee: David Charman Touch Judges: Malcolm Larsen & Elijah Fernance
Woden Valley Will Mannion Dylan Emmett Ben Anderson A Kavaliku-Skinner Jackson McLean Lachlan Eveston Shane McMahon Thomas Robertson Hayden Hepburn Solomone Kaufusi Scott Swanson Daine Spencer Canaan Lauluai Alexander Evans Ayden Senior Bradley Smith Nick Baldwin Connor Griffiths Zachary Ingram Shaun Jenvey
Coach Aaron Peat Manager Jeremy Roach
Goulburn 1 TBA 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Reserve Grade Sun 18th 1:20pm Phillip Referee: James Gould Touch Judges: Garth Widdowson & Elijah Fernance
Woden Valley Curtly Jenkinson S Henderson Ilija Cotric Liam Murphy Tihik Avramov Sean Maloney Matt Hallam Reuben Lawler Brendan Bailey Nathan Ballard Joel McKenzie K Nordin-Skipnes Jaiden De Rooy Joshua Evans Lachlan Whitbread Kayne Taws Aiden Agnew Thomas Gilmour David Wellington Shaun Gordon
Coach Jamie Whittaker Manager Meegan Menzies
Goulburn 1 TBA 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Coach Jason Evans Manager Darrel McDonald
Coach Nathan Price Manager Troy Lacey
Check out the CRRL Website for more info on draws and results
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Canberra Raiders Cup First Grade Sunday 18th June, 3:00pm Phillip Referee: Tyson Flynn Touch Judges: David Charman & James Gould
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Jayden Carroll Jesse Taws Joshua Pheeney Kebarvei Vaetoe Michael Geiger Carl Johnson Jack Hickson Junior Moala Kosta Posantzis Bradley Prior Cleveland McGhie Michael Gilmour Jeffrey Morgan
Goulburn Workers 1. Tyler Cornish 2. Patrick Cooke 3. Zach Hart 4. Chris Hart 5. Dominic Stephens 6. Nicholas Cornish 7. Dylan Hately 8. Jeanmarc Berthelot 9. Michael Picker 10. Samuel Conlon 11. Blake Hewitt 12. Matthew Worboys 13. Tyson Greenwood
14. 15. 16. 17.
Charlie Hallam Thomas Hicks Daniel Prior Luke Johnson
14. Matthew White 15. Michael Dodson 16. Mitchell Turner 17. Thomas Hazelton
Woden Valley Rams
Coach Ash Barnes Manager Adam Smith
Coach Michael Picker Manager Troy Lacey
Under 18 Sun 18th June, 10:40am Raiders Belc Referee: Fatu Aiono-Fatu Touch Judges: Andrew Nightingale & Liam Richardson
West Belconnen John Veloudos Kayne Laundess Harrison Jenkins Daniel Goodwin J Fangaiuiha TBA Kristian Jensen Bailey Litster James Gardner Leo Tuionetoa Tyler Peters Destiny Kalolo Louis Jang Jordan Barry Thomas Bethke William Baldwin Ryan Chambers Spencer Mangan
Coach Adam Peters Manager Angelo Veloudos
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Reserve Grade Sun 18th June 1:00pm Raiders Belc Referee: Josiah West Touch Judges: Liam Richardson & Andrew Nightingale
Gungahlin Todd Sherd Daniel Hawker
West Belconnen Kalon Barnes Michael Vardos Supun Gavilipitiyage Cameron Scott Jordyn Garbuio Phillip Ryan Samuel Mead Beau McFarlane David Williams Bayley Graham Robert Tanks Lachlan Keeley Liam Bashford Harrison Whatman Liam Kiley Jacob Graham Yanni Batzogiannis William Berry Aiden Tremethick Nicolas Whatman Joshua Morschel Zachary Adams Abraham Peters Craig Finnerty Tommy D’Ambrosi S Lavulo-Hodges Liam Herbert Dylan Ingram Marcus O’Donnell
Coach Mitch Barbara Manager Wendy Morschel
Harrison Lang Ethan Peters Mitchell McGee Sam Tredgold Mark Appleton
Coach Adrian Grayson Manager Simon Whatman
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Gungahlin Bradley Scholes William McIntyre Clive Connolly Ross McGinn Luke Jones Nicholas Mead Bradley Wood Luke Hall Kai Sklenar Cody Smith Jarrod Small Kyle Smith Ryan Lean Daniel Buitendam Sam Elliot Nicholas Sauer Anthony Onorato Danyon Small Koli Fisiikaile Jake Sanz Alex Gutierrez Adrian Reuter Joshua Berry Coach Brad Smith Manager Lisa Sanz
Canberra Raiders Cup First Grade Sunday 18th June, 3:15pm Raiders Belc Referee: Adam Williams Touch Judges: Josiah West & Fatu Aiono-Fatu
West Belconnen Warriors
Gungahlin Bulls
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Ryan McQueen Jock McDonnell Ryley Thomas Dustin Litster Ricky Fulivai Bobby Roberts Timothy Middleton Mitchell Shaw Samuel Finnegan Tim Sloman Aidan Greenwood Tori Freeman-Quay Luke Ashlin
1. Drury Low 2. Michael Sollis 3. Samual Bramich 4. Harley Smith-Shields 5. Rourke O’Sullivan 6. David Williams 7. Jake Scholes 8. Jack Elliott 9. Dale Cooper-Shields 10. Channon McAskill 11. Jese Smith-Shields 12. Sheen Lomax 13. Daniel Keir
14. 15. 20. 22.
Bayley Loughhead Taniela Moa Daniel Killick-Moran Fraser Harvey
14. 15. 16. 17.
Coach Troy Thompson Manager John Fenton
Bradley Martin Sato Kieta Opo Lincoln Withers Luke Skidmore
Coaches David Howell & Lincoln Withers Manager Brad Dale
CRC players selected to play against Samoa and Scotland
Ten players from the Canberra Raiders Cup have been chosen in the NSW Country U23 side set to take on Samoa and Scotland in the lead up to this year’s Rugby League World Cup. Having represented Monaro in the U23 Country Championships final last weekend at Newcastle, the team captained by Brett Solomon claimed an historic 18-14 win against Newcastle to impress the selectors. “It’s a massive honour to be selected in representative teams,” Solomon said. “When you are versing high quality opponents, it will be a good challenge for the boys.” Monaro coach, Ash Barnes, was equally proud of the achievements of his players. “I think that it’s great that we got so many player’s in,” Barnes said. “I think a number of players are really unlucky not to make the squad as well.” Having coached Monaro to the inaugural U23 Country Championships, Barnes was thrilled with the performance of his side to claim the title.
“I’m ecstatic,” Barnes said. “The boys were outstanding and thoroughly deserved to come away with victory after eight long weeks of preparation to play four consecutive games, three of which were away trips.” Captain, Brett Solomon, was not only pleased by the win but the manner in which Monaro were able to hold off a strong Newcastle side towards the end of the game. “It’s a massive achievement for Monaro to be the first U23 team to take out the Country Championships,” Solomon said. “The game was a very high quality game, Newcastle are a very high quality side, and the game was end to end footy with hardly any mistakes and that showed in the score line.” “The momentum shifted multiple times throughout the game and during the late momentum shift when we had a four point lead, we did well as a team to hold on. “Since week one, we knew we were a quality side and that we could shake the competition but it’s pretty hard to expect to win grand finals. It wasn’t one of our expectations but it’s a massive achievement.”
NSW Country U23's Representative Squad
1. Jamie Ghoulmieh (Lakes United) 2. Jedidiah Simbiken (Queanbeyan Kangaroos) 3. Ryley Thomas (West Belconnen Warriors) 4. Jacob Gagai (Lakes United) 5. William Tom 6. Kouri Apouri (Wyong) 7. Jack Hickson (Woden Valley Rams) 8. Roman Fepuleai (South Newcastle) 9. Kruz Tupou (Yass Magpies) 10. Mitch Shaw (West Belconnen Warriors) 11. Jake Lawrence (South Newcastle) 12. Tori Freeman (West Belconnen Warriors) 13. Josh Baker (Queanbeyan Blues) 14. Lincoln Smith (Maitland) 15. Brett Solomon (Tuggeranong Bushrangers) 16. Luke Higgins (South Newcastle) 17. Jarrod Smith (Maitland) 18. Sam Kennan (West Newcastle) 19. Clevland McGhie (Woden Valley Rams) 20. Jake Wheeler (Queanbeyan Blues) Coach: Josh Cale
2017 George Tooke Shield Round 7 Results Opens Boorowa Rovers 56 def ADFA Knights Crookwell Green Devils 40 def Bungendore Tigers Harden Hawks 82 def Gunning Roos Binalong Brahmans 30 def Boomanulla Raiders North Canberra Bears & UC Grizzlies had a bye
8 0 0 26
League Tag Boorowa Roverettes 60 def ADFA Knights Bungendore Tigerettes 62 def Crookwell She Devils Harden Hawkettes 18 def Gunning Rooetts Boomanulla Raiderettes 32 def Binalong Jersey Girls North Canberra Bears & UC Grizzlies had a bye
14 6 6 16
Youth League Harden Hawks Crookwell Green Devils North Canberra Bears had a bye
26 56
def Tuggeranong Bushrangers def Bungendore Tigers
0 4
Round 8 Results Opens Crookwell Green Devils Boomanulla Raiders All other teams had a bye
66 52
def ADFA Knights def Gunning Roos
League Tag Boomanulla Raiders 52 def Gunning Roos Crookwell She Devils won on forfeit by ADFA Knights All other teams had a bye
0 0
0
George Tooke Competition Tables Pos Opens
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
1 2
Crookwell Green Devils Harden Hawks
8 8
6 6
1 1
0 0
1 1
290 222
32 50
258 172
14 14
3
Boorowa Rovers
8
4
2
0
2
178
74
104
12
4
UC Grizzlies
8
3
2
1
2
156
108
48
11
5
North Canberra Bears
8
3
3
0
2
116
164
-48
10
6
Binalong Brahmans
8
2
3
1
2
92
146
-54
9
7
Boomanulla Raiders
8
3
4
0
1
214
126
88
8
8
Bungendore Tigers
8
2
4
0
2
104
138
-34
8
9 ADFA Knights 10 Gunning Roos
8 8
2 0
4 7
0 0
2 1
76 12
200 422
-124 -410
8 2
Pos Russell Kennedy Lawyers League Tag
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
1 2
Bungendore Tigerettes Boomanulla Raiderettes
8 8
6 6
0 1
0 0
2 1
344 186
10 48
334 138
16 14
3
Harden Hawkettes
8
6
1
0
1
160
36
124
14
4
Crookwell She Devils
8
5
2
0
1
118
116
2
12
5
Boorowa Roverettes
8
4
2
0
2
120
138
-18
12
6
Binalong Jersey Girls
8
2
4
0
2
76
112
-36
8
7
Gunning Rooetts
8
2
5
0
1
90
152
-62
6
8
UC Grizzlies
8
1
5
0
2
32
124
-92
6
8 8
0 0
6 6
0 0
2 2
32 4
172 254
-140 -250
4 4
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
PD
PTS
6 6 6 6 6
4 3 3 1 0
0 1 2 4 4
0 0 0 0 0
2 2 1 1 2
130 112 118 90 32
32 68 98 124 160
98 44 20 -34 -128
12 10 8 4 4
9 North Canberra Bears 10 ADFA Knights Pos Youth League 1 2 3 4 5
Harden Hawks Tuggeranong Bushrangers Crookwell Green Devils North Canberra Bears Bungendore Tigers
Club Championship
Youth x 2
L Tag x 3
Tooke x 4
Total
Harden Hawks
28
42
56
126
Crookwell Green Devils
20
36
56
112
Bungendore Tigers
8
48
32
88
Boorowa Rovers
-
36
48
84
Boomanulla Raiders
-
42
32
74
North Canberra Bears
12
12
40
64
UC Grizzlies
-
18
44
62
Binalong Brahmans
-
24
36
60
ADFA Knights
-
12
32
44
Gunning Roos
-
18
8
26
Canberra Monaro Division Details CanberraMonaro@menofleague.com President - Noel Bisset 0407 597 533 Secretary - Susan Gerrard 0406 378 086
Next Round Games Austbrokers Canberra Raiders Cup - Round 11 Saturday 24th June Queanbeyan Kangaroos v Queanbeyan Blues League Tag 10:00am, U18s 11:00am, Reserves 12:20pm, Firsts 2:00pm Belconnen United Sharks v Yass Magpies U18s 10:00am, League Tag 11:20am, Reserves 12:20pm, Firsts 2:00pm
Seears Oval O’Connor
Sunday 25th June Gungahlin Bulls v Tuggeranong Bushrangers Gungahlin U18s 11:00am, League Tag 12:20pm, Reserves 1:20pm, Firsts 3:00pm Goulburn Workers Bulldogs v West Belconnen Warriors Workers Arena U18s 10:00am, League Tag 11:20am, Reserves 12:20pm, Firsts 2:00pm Woden Valley Rams have a bye
George Tooke Shield - Round 10 Saturday 24th June Boomanulla Raiders v UC Grizzlies League Tag 1:00pm, Open’s 2:00pm Gunning Roos v Boorowa Rovers League Tag 1:00pm, Open’s 2:00pm Harden Hawks v North Canberra Bears Youth League 1:00pm, League Tag 2:20pm, Open’s 3:20pm
Keith Tournier Oval Gunning McLean Oval
Sunday 25th June Crookwell Green Devils v ADFA Knights Youth League 12:00pm League Tag 1:30pm, Open’s 2:30pm Binalong Brahmans & Bungendore Tigers have a bye
Crookwell
Open Women’s Tackle - Round 7 Friday 23rd June 7:45pm Queanbeyan Kangaroos v 7:45pm Goulburn Stockmen v TBA Tuggeranong Buffaloes v Yass Magpies have a bye
West Belconnen Warriors Queanbeyan Blues Valley Dragons
Freebody Oval Workers Arena TBA