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Official Partner of Brumbies Rugby. Your commercial law firm. CRUNCH TIME FAST APPROACHING IN PREMEIR DIVISION Photo: Michael Daniel Photography It’s hard to believe, but there are now just Finally, at Jamison Oval the Queanbeyan four rounds left in the Griffin Legal John I Dent Whites continued their upward trajectory this Cup regular season. The season has been season with a convincing, 50-14 win away to largely dictated by the top three sides, the Wests. The visitors systematically shutdown Eagles, Vikings and Royals and in Round 13, Wests throughout the game, scoring some Canberra | Melbourne Tuggeranong made the trip to Nicholls, hoping breathtaking tries in the process. Raw results to knock Gungahlin off their perch. haven’t been in Queanbeyan’s favour of late, but their play has steadily increased the past Government – Business – Not-For-Profit– Sport In a back and forth affair, ultimately the 80 couple of weeks and their win against the Lions minutes of action wasn’t enough to separate should serve as a catalyst for a late season the two sides. 33-33 was in some ways the charge for finals. fair result on a day where both teams failed to Practical. Reliable. Quality. reach top gear. Out at Griffith Oval, Easts face the challenge of the defending Champions, Vikings. It was Vikings were without a number of frontline a tough day at the office for Tim Cornforth’s players, so perhaps they got the better of charges in their last encounter, Easts suffering the tie, especially given Nicholls enclosed is a an 80-15 drubbing at the hands of Tuggeranong. tough place to go and win. However, given that Expect this one to be a little closer, though if Tuggies had a commanding lead in the latter the potential reinforcements Vikings could be 02 6198 3100 stages of the piece, they will probably still feel getting back today in the likes of Noah Lolesio, this one was a win that got away. Angus Wagner and Darcy Swain, it may be [email protected] another long day for the Beasties. The same could be said for Easts who had their best chance to claim a win this season Livestreaming from Nicholls Enclosed, the www.griffinlegal.com.au against Uni-Norths but just couldn’t hang on Eagles take on the Owls. Gungahlin have come the second half. With half an hour to play, the out on top so far in the battle of the birds but Suburbs were up 33-21 at ANU, but thanks will have their work cut out for them welcoming to some inspirational play from halfback an Owls side full of confidence after getting Lachlan Creighton, the Owls were able to claw home last time out, while Queanbeyan take themselves back into the game and ended up on Royals at Campese Field in what could be a Official Partner of Brumbies Rugby. taking a maximum five points out of the game, crutial clash for Queanbeyan's top 4 aspirations. 40-25. 3 TARALGA TIGERS SETTING THE STANDARD Taralga is a town with a long rugby history. In fact, the first rugby game played in Taralga was over 100 years ago in 1886, when the local team would play against Goulburn and Crookwell. The rugby club eventually folded as rugby league took over in popularity but was reformed in 2000 and has been a staple of the community ever since.

Taralga Tigers coach Evan Rees played a part in this regional rugby revival back in 2000 Reading the team sheet, it’s hard not to notice and he now takes on the responsibility of the Croker’s and the Bennetts, but there is being the club’s Vice-President on top of also Taralga’s captain and number 8 William his coaching duties. The reigning premiers Hedley, who recently played his 200th game of the South Coast Monaro competition for the club over an impressive 16-year playing have carried their success into 2019 and are career, who is brother-in-law to inside centre currently enjoying another stellar season. Sam Conlon. Pete Aparti as well, is brother-in- law with the Bennett brothers. The Tigers are undefeated after twelve games, impressively amassing a bonus Having a group that all know each other so point in all but one of their victories. well surely helps them find success as a team. According to Rees, their dominance comes Not only are a lot of these players connected down to having the right players, the right with each other off the field, they also connect environment, and the right mindset. with each other during games. Joel Croker, the team’s five-eighth and goalkicker, is the “I think it’s just the group of players we’ve competitions leading point scorer, racking up got really. They’re all pretty good mates on over 160 points already in a dozen games this and off the field, they enjoy each other’s season. Rees says he is a real sharpshooter company,” Rees said. “They set their own with the boot and it’s easy to believe him standard and yeah, there’s no secret to it is when you read the stats. there. It’s just hard work.” Rees also mentions the team’s young hooker As Rees reflects on the team and its players, Isaac Elliott. Isaac is only 21 years old and has it becomes evident just how close knit the huge potential; his older brother Carl plays community is and how that impacts the first grade for the Queanbeyan Whites and playing group. “We’ve got cousins, the is well known in the ACT competition for his Croker cousins, we’ve got Bennett brothers, ability and aggression. Rees coached him as a we’ve got brothers-in-law,” laughed Rees. schoolboy at Trinity in Goulburn so has known “Yeah they’re all cousins or related or the family for quite some time. mates, it’s a small community.” This week the Taralga Tigers are coming up 4 against the bottom-of-the-table Broulee Dolphins. The team will make the 3 hour, “It’s pretty important in bringing the town 217km bus trip down to the coast but the together,” Rees admitted. “The majority of Tigers Head Coach says some of the players our players are local boys, if they’re not local really enjoy their away matches. The long they’re mates of the blokes who are. All of our trips for away games, which see them travel sponsorship comes from local businesses; we all the way to Jindabyne occasionally, are a get a lot of support from the Taralga Sports quite unique aspect of the competition. Club who are our major sponsor. We also get a lot of parents coming to games as well as “It’s funny because some blokes really like girlfriends and wives. it, the bus trip. But I guess it’s a lot harder playing away,” says Rees. “You get up a bit “Just being a small community it’s amazing easier when you’re playing at home in front how much support you get as a club and of your home crowd so there’s a mental its very important for the district to have a aspect to it. Stepping off that bus and being team. It’s a social thing really isn’t it? It’s a lot ready to play, it’s quite hard sometimes. Your of travel but we enjoy playing in the country heads not in the game until after half time comp, it’s a completely different atmosphere really.” than the professional side of things, most of them work as tradesmen these days and The South Coast Monaro competition, they just enjoy playing footy together and a vibrant social league, is vital for small socialising.” rugby communities, as it brings the towns together in a family-friendly, healthy, social Words: Pat Woods environment. Photo: Taralga Facebook page

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COACH: Tim Cornforth COACH: Nick Scrivener PREVIOUSLY

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COACH: AJ Abel COACH: Robbie Kydd COACH: Peter Ingram COACH: Brendan Allardyce PREVIOUSLY Colts 2nd Grade Round 7: 18th May, 2019 Round 7: 18th May, 2019 Vikings 47 – Easts 24 Vikings 57 – Easts 12 (Viking Park) (Viking Park)

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COACH: Ben McGee COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH: Glenn Carey COACH: Wayne Giddings PREVIOUSLY Colts 2nd Grade Round 7: 18th May, 2019 Round 7: 18th May, 2019 Uni-Norths 3 – Gungahlin 45 Uni-Norths 25 – Gungahlin 33 (ANU North Oval) (ANU North Oval) Fire Protection MATCH OFFICIAL: MATCH OFFICIAL: Referee: Justin De Waal Referee: Reece Henshaw

All Floors Commercial 15 Photo: Gordon Waters TARALGA JUGGERNAUT MARCHES ON The seemingly unstoppable Taralga Tigers to be the difference between the sides. Jindabyne juggernaut has continued its relentless march Bushpigs ran in sixteen-tries in their mammoth towards yet another South Coast Monaro 2nd 86-0 mauling of Broulee Dolphins at the Jindabyne Division title with a twelfth win in succession in Sport Ground. The Bushpigs bonus-point success the competition. Their latest win, which moves saw Dylan Johnson cross for three tris and kick them to 59 points out of a possible 60 saw the seven conversions for a 29-point personal tally on Tigers claim yet another bonus-point success. a memorable afternoon for him.

Yass Rams were the Tigers latest victims with Other tries were shared around the Bushpigs the Tigers waltzing over for nine tries in a 59-12 squad with Jared Cummins, Samuel Pfitzner, Jake hammering. Joel Croker claimed one and kicked Roarty and Ben Kuner going over for doubles six conversions with James Marmont adding with Chris Marshall, Simon Rudd, Cooper Swan, a brace and landing a conversion of his own. Mat Bruton and Jarome Waitohi completing the Brendyn Lonesborough crossed twice as the scoring. Tigers asserted their dominance, further tries added by Steven Anable, Benjamin Thomas and The Dolphins task doesn’t get any easier as they Dale Graham. welcome the high-flying Tigers to Captain Oldrey Park in Round 13 with the Redbacks, meeting Bungendore Mudchooks fought gallantly to the the Bushpigs, the Boars hosting the rams and the last but succumbed 39-24 at the full-time whistle Mudchooks going head-to-head with the Dogs, to the Batemans Bay Boars at Hanging Rock Rugby rounding out the latest fixture. Oval on the coast. The Mudchooks were outscored five tries to four with three of their scores coming SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION from Joe Nagauna, Ratu Jone Pio Macanawai and Team W L D Df BP Pts Lochlan Bannerman. Bannerman adding two kicks from the tee. Taralga 12 0 0 388 10 59 Crookwell 8 4 0 84 10 42 Crookwell Dogs meanwhile are in second place, Jindabyne 7 5 0 324 12 40 some seventeen points adrift of the Tigers as they continued their rebuilding phase with a narrow 18- Batemans 7 5 0 120 11 39 15 win over the Braidwood Redbacks at Crookwell Bay RU. The Redbacks actually outscored the home side by three tries to two but had a dreadful Bungendore 5 7 0 -42 7 27 day with the boot, missing all three conversions Yass 5 7 0 -161 4 25 whilst Liam Jones nabbed one conversion and two Braidwood 3 8 0 -113 2 14 penalties for the Dogs which, ultimately, proved Broulee 0 11 0 -600 0 0 16 EASTS TAKE CONTROL OF WOMEN’S PREMIERSHIP Easts Women’s Rugby club have opened up The Vikings were always likely to gain the a six-point cushion at the top of the ACT bonus-point victory they were looking for after Women’s Premiership after they defeated Uni- scoring a brace of early tries but were made Norths Owls in the top-of-the-table clash at the to work hard by Wests for the duration of the Australian National University, coming away eight minutes, eventually running away with with a bonus-point win in a 44-12 success. the score-line and crossing for ten tries with Sharon Waihape claiming two. The league leaders fashioned eight tries in their big victory, two each coming from Danielle Wests are back in action again in Round 8 when Gaze and Tameka Murphy with Ashley Edwards they are hosts to Royals at Jamison Oval. Royals and Ashleigh Leech kicking one conversion currently sit fourth on the five-team ladder each. It was a big statement of intent from the with twelve points and could conceivably move Easts’ side who have looked in dangerous form up to third should results go their way on the throughout 2019 to date. weekend.

Owls managed a couple of tries through Meanwhile, Buildcorp Super W player Michaela Anna Korovata and Crystal Papalii, Wallaroo Leonard has been included as one of ten international Georgia O’Neill adding a uncapped players in Wallaroo Coach Dwayne conversion, but they were thoroughly Nestor’s squad for the forthcoming two-Test outplayed in most facets of the match and series against Japan. will need a regroup and rethink if they are to challenge Easts for the trophy as Finals football The 24-year-old is the only Brumby named for approaches. the Test series, but former ACT representative Millie Boyle has earned a recall. The Wallaroos Easts will be looking to maintain their will kick off the historic Test series against momentum this weekend as they welcome Japan in Newcastle on Saturday, July 13, before Tuggeranong Viqueens to Griffith Oval with the meeting again in Sydney on Friday, July 19. Viqueens coming into the match in decent form having seen off a plucky Wests 56-0. 17 Photo: Jayzie Photography

EAGLES FLYING HIGHEST THROUGH TWELVE ROUNDS The story of the 2019 First Division 1st Queanbeyan Whites kept their hopes of grade season will require an entire chapter sneaking into the finals alive by squeaking dedicated to Round 11. Gungahlin and by Wests at Jamison Enclosed Oval. The final Goulburn have been on a collision course for score, 26-24 to the visitors was fair reflection some time now, and this past weekend, they of what was a hard-fought contest. Ultimately met, with the Eagles flying high at home, 36- it was the boot of John Steele which decided 19. the piece, his extra conversion the tiebreak with both sides scoring four tries each. Indeed, it’s hard to know who will catch the Eagles now atop the 3rd grade ladder. This The final match of round 11 saw Cooma latest result over the Dirty Reds surely makes and Vikings play out a 28-28 draw. While them favourites for it all now with just a few Tuggeranong are still mathematically capable fixtures left on the schedule. of making the top-four, both these teams are likely to be on the outside looking in come ADFA and Royals didn’t play the other top finals time. four matchup, so we move on to Hall where the Bushrangers put a beatdown on Easts, at West will look to make one last ditch effort their home ground no less. James Thornhill, to make the playoffs against Cooma and Andrew McCoola and Conor O’Donoghue rounding out the fixtures is Easts clash with all bagged braces in the 79-0 rout, with Vikings at Griffith Oval. outside centre O’Donoughue adding seven conversions to his tally. Gungahlin have already posted a round 12 victory against ADFA in a makeup game, so Uni-Norths upset the pre-match form guide the pressure is on Goulburn to reply against by beating RMC 34-0. RMC were just outside Owls today. Royals face a tough visit to Hall the playoff spots and would have leapfrogged while RMC will hope to bounce back against Royals with victory but the Owls, sitting in Queanbeyan. the basement of the ladder came out and dismantled the Military college cohort thanks to an Andrew Galbraith double. 18

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COACH: Paul Dillon COACH: Wayne Southwell PREVIOUSLY

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COACH: Daniel Hawke COACH: Andrew Smith COACH: Dave Carter COACH: Wayne Southwell PREVIOUSLY Colts 2nd Grade Round 7: 18th May, 2019 Round 7: 18th May, 2019 Royals 29 – Queanbeyan 26 Royals 56 – Queanbeyan 14 (Phillip Enclosed Oval) (Phillip Enclosed Oval)

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MYOGEN PRIORITY TREE SCG STATUS SUGAR & SPORTSCARE TENCHILLI CARE HOSPITALITY LIVING CREAM PRIDE SPONSORS AQUAT TOTS F45 TRAINING CANBERRA CITY CHAMPNESS BUILDERS GUIDELINE ACT PTY LTD CRC AIRCONDITIONING HPS CREATIVE ELECTRICAL CRAIG ROBBERDS S&C STATUS LIVING WEXTED ADVISORS WESTS WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN 2019 2019 COMPETITION LADDERS PREMIER DIVISION COMPETITION 1ST DIVISION COMPETITION Team – 1st W L D Df BP Pts Team – 1st W L D Df BP Pts Gungahlin 8 1 1 144 11 45 Gungahlin 11 1 0 363 10 55 Vikings 7 2 2 168 12 44 Goulburn 9 2 0 320 7 43 Royals 9 1 0 163 7 43 Royals 8 2 0 188 9 41 Uni-Norths 5 6 0 -15 8 28 ADFA 7 4 0 240 8 16 Queanbeyan 4 7 0 -28 6 22 Hall 6 5 0 47 6 30 Wests 2 8 1 -107 9 19 RMC 5 4 1 26 3 26 Easts 0 10 0 -325 4 4 Queanbeyan 5 6 0 -55 5 25 Wests 3 6 2 11 7 23 Team – 2nd W L D Df BP Pts Uni-Norths 3 5 3 -128 3 21 Gungahlin 10 0 0 193 9 49 Vikings 3 6 2 -124 4 20 Vikings 8 3 0 208 9 41 Cooma 0 9 2 -414 1 5 Royals 7 3 0 156 11 39 Easts 1 10 0 -474 1 5 LION SPONSORS Uni-Norths 4 6 1 7 6 24 Team – 2nd W L D Df BP Pts Queanbeyan 2 7 2 -98 6 18 Royals 10 1 0 223 8 49 Wests 3 7 1 -185 1 15 Queanbeyan 7 2 1 115 8 38 Easts 1 9 0 -281 1 8 Gungahlin 6 5 0 190 9 34

ABE FIRE ALL FLOOR CAPITAL TROPHIES CAPITAL CHEMIST COPYQIK ELASTOPLAST HARRY’S AUTO Vikings 6 4 0 155 9 33 COMMERICAL & SPORTSWEAR KAMBAH CARE Team – Colts W L D Df BP Pts PROTECTION ADFA 6 6 0 11 6 31 Royals 9 1 0 218 8 44 RMC 6 4 0 -14 5 29 Gungahlin 8 2 0 224 8 41 Uni-Norths 5 5 0 -55 6 26 Vikings 7 4 0 70 7 35 Wests 3 5 1 -14 10 24 Queanbeyan 7 4 0 125 6 34 Hall 4 5 0 -100 3 19 HPS CREATIVE JAMISON LION LANYON MARIE MOOSEHEAD Uni-Norths 3 8 0 -160 5 17 VA WORLDWIDE JEANETTE NATHAN MANAGEMENT PUB Goulburn 2 8 0 -189 5 13 ELECTRICAL TRAVEL SERVICE DESIGNS Wests 1 9 0 -212 6 10 Cooma 0 10 0 -332 1 1 Easts 2 9 0 -265 2 10 WOMEN'S DIVISION COMPETITION WOMENS DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE 10S Team – 1st W L D Df BP Pts Team – 1st W L D Df BP Pts Easts 5 1 0 119 4 24 MYOGEN PRIORITY TREE SCG STATUS SUGAR & SPORTSCARE TENCHILLI CARE HOSPITALITY LIVING CREAM Goulburn 6 0 0 302 5 29 Uni-Norths 3 2 1 64 4 18 Eagles 4 3 0 53 3 20 Vikings 3 2 0 62 3 16 PRIDE SPONSORS ADFA 3 3 0 28 3 16 Royals 2 2 1 10 2 12 AQUAT TOTS F45 TRAINING CANBERRA CITY Uni-Norths 3 4 0 -68 1 15 Wests 0 6 0 -255 0 0 CHAMPNESS BUILDERS GUIDELINE ACT PTY LTD Bungendore 0 6 0 -315 1 1 CRC AIRCONDITIONING HPS CREATIVE ELECTRICAL CRAIG ROBBERDS S&C STATUS LIVING WEXTED ADVISORS 39 Let the Players Play

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