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Qrl Statewide Competitions Match Official Appointments QRL STATEWIDE COMPETITIONS MATCH OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS Contacts Appointments are released & updated each QRL STATEWIDE Competition Round by 5pm on a Tuesday Rebecca Trimble-Roles [email protected] ASAP if unavailable for +61 417 343 499 appointment Shayne Hayne [email protected] ASAP if unavailable for +61 429 311 555 appointment ** Televised Matches Jersey Jersey Competition Time Home Team Away Team Venue Referee Assistant Referee Touch Judge Touch Judge Standby / HIA Video Referee Assist Video Referee Match Day Coach Post Match Coach Round One Saturday, March 14 Competition Time Home Team Away Team Venue Referee Assistant Referee Touch Judge Touch Judge Standby / HIA Video Referee Assist Video Referee Match Day Coach Post Match Coach Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 2:30pm Ipswich Jets v Townsville Blackhawks North Ipswich Reserve Rhys Cox Kate Hickey Bayden Sawyers Matthew Gannon N/A N/A Adrian Steele Adrian Steele Hastings Deering Colts 4:00pm Ipswich Jets v Townsville Blackhawks North Ipswich Reserve Jordan Morel Nick McEwen Aiden Wheeler Ryhs Cox N/A N/A Rod Spain Tim Rutherford Intrust Super Cup 5:30pm Ipswich Jets v Townsville Blackhawks North Ipswich Reserve Nick Pelgrave Toby Campbell Steve Kanowski Jake Stanton Jordan Morel N/A N/A Rod Spain Rod Spain Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 2:00pm Mackay Cutters v Norths Devils BB Print Stadium Hayden Marl Sam Horne Jacob Nelson Zane Wright N/A N/A Clinton Begg Rod Bradtke Hastings Deering Colts 4:00pm Mackay Cutters v Norths Devils BB Print Stadium Jeremy Meadows Thomas Horne Alex Reid Hayden Marl N/A N/A Clinton Begg Bruce Schmidt Intrust Super Cup 6:00pm Mackay Cutters v Norths Devils BB Print Stadium Dan Munroe Sam Swift Zane Wright Kurt Sheather Jeremy Meadows N/A N/A Clinton Begg Clinton Begg Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 2:50pm Redcliffe Dolphins v Sunshine Coast Falcons Dolphin Stadium Ryan Cracknell Kailey Beattie Daniel Gregory Kyle Gregory N/A N/A Vic Collins Greer Beck Hastings Deering Colts 4:20pm Redcliffe Dolphins v Sunshine Coast Falcons Dolphin Stadium Dylan Cassidy Liam Fryer Cameron Wegner Ryan Cracknell N/A N/A Vic Collins Jarrod Cole Intrust Super Cup 6:00pm Redcliffe Dolphins v Sunshine Coast Falcons Dolphin Stadium Wyatt Raymond Dan Schwass Zac Schwass Marcus Fitzgerald Dylan cassidy N/A N/A Vic Collins Vic Collins BHP Premiership 3:00pm Brothers Ipswich v North Qld Gold Stars Blue Ribbon Motors Field Jarrod Cameron Daniel Hewett Brittanee Stephan Chris Henderson N/A N/A Anthony Anderson Anthony Anderson Sunday, March 15 Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 10:30am Burleigh Bears v Wynnum Manly Seagulls Pizzey Park Lachlan Sutton Yeleena Harradine Kyle Gregory Daniel Gregory N/A N/A Jim Ward Jaymi Evans Intrust Super Cup 12:10pm ** Burleigh Bears v Wynnum Manly Seagulls Pizzey Park Tyson Brough Liam Kennedy Dan Schwass Glen Stewart Wyatt Raymond Bruce Schmidt Vic Collins Bruce Schmidt Bruce Schmidt BHP Premiership 2:00pm Burleigh Bears v West Brisbane Panthers Pizzey Park Matt Muscatt Daniel Gregory Dion Windleborn Lachlan Sutton N/A N/A Jim Ward Wyatt Raymond Hastings Deering Colts 3:20pm Burleigh Bears v Wynnum Manly Seagulls Pizzey Park Isaac Freeman Brodie Cauchi Chris Henderson Matt Muscatt N/A N/A Jim Ward Nick Pelgrave Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 10:10am Easts Tigers v CQ Capras Totally Workwear Stadium Matthew Gannon Dale New Scott Whelan Ryhs Cox N/A N/A Reg Banush Glen Stewart Hastings Deering Colts 11:40am Easts Tigers v CQ Capras Totally Workwear Stadium Nik Inthout Conor Baker Matt Colclogh Matthew Gannon N/A N/A Reg Banush Reg Banush BHP Premiership 1:20pm Easts Tigers v CQ Capras Totally Workwear Stadium Zac Schwass Harrison Lea Kailey Beattie Nik Inthout N/A N/A Andrew Wareham Zeke Hansen Intrust Super Cup 3:00pm Easts Tigers v CQ Capras Totally Workwear Stadium Ben Watts Jack Ebert Nathan Cornick Jordan Morel Zac Schwass N/A N/A Andrew Wareham Andrew Wareham Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 10:10am Tweed Seagulls v Northern Pride Piggabeen Sports Complex Liam Fryer Henry Goddard Tyson Wiley Cooper Sauvage N/A N/A Lloyd Evans Dennis Swenson Hastings Deering Colts 11:40am Tweed Seagulls v Northern Pride Piggabeen Sports Complex Jack Nicholson Jacob Funk Caisey Keehn Liam Fryer N/A N/A Lloyd Evans Lloyd Evans BHP Premiership 1:20pm Tweed Seagulls v Souths Logan Magpies Piggabeen Sports Complex Josh Vernon Darcy Pepper Cooper Sauvage Jack Nicholson N/A N/A Mick Kelly Vic Collins Intrust Super Cup 3:00pm Tweed Seagulls v Northern Pride Piggabeen Sports Complex Ethan Menchin Jarrod Cole Craig Seacombe Jack Klien Josh Vernon N/A N/A Mick Kelly Mick Kelly Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup 11:50am Souths Logan Magpies v Western Mustangs Davies Park Aidan Wheeler Oliver Barker Amy Campbell Ryan Cracknell N/A N/A Nick Kalpakidis Steve Kanowski Hastings Deering Colts 1:20pm Souths Logan Magpies v Western Mustangs Davies Park Jakson Shearer Daniel Hewett Brittanee Stephan Aidan Wheeler N/A N/A Nick Kalpakidis Nick Kalpakidis Intrust Super Cup 3:00pm Souths Logan Magpies v PNG Hunters Davies Park Tim Rutherford Jacob Whitehouse Peter Mackinnon Dylan Cassidy Jakson Shearer N/A N/A Marc Sauvage Marc Sauvage * Changes in red Queensland Rugby Football League Limited ABN 65 009 878 013 83 Castlemaine Street Locked Bag 3000 T +61 7 3367 6000 E [email protected] Milton QLD 4064 Paddington QLD 4064 F +61 7 3367 6085 qrl.com.au .
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