Royals Three Sides All Notching Impressive Wins

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Credit - Owls Facebook - Andrew Dawson BUSINESS AS USUAL AT THE TOP END It was business as usual in Round 11 of the In a similar fashion, the Gungahlin Eagles seem Griffin Legal John I Dent Cup, with the top to have shaken off their slip up against Royals three sides all notching impressive wins. The a couple weeks ago, their latest bonus-point tightest of contests was at Viking Park where victory against Queanbeyan rubberstamping Tuggeranong won out against the Uni-Norths their intention to go all the way this year. Owls, 29-20. Winning away to the Whites is never easy, and Canberra | Melbourne the Eagles were definitely made to work for their Two tries from Will Sankey plus efforts from chocolates at Campese Field. Mack Hansen’s Max Bode and Ben Love from the Owls were hat-trick certainly leads the headlines, but Government – Business – Not-For-Profit– Sport enough to match Vikings four five-pointers Gungahlin dominance in the closer exchanges, from Jayme Field, Dean Wilson, Sam Thomas particularly at scrum time, proved critical late and Max Ravouvou, but the difference on in the piece. the day came from the reliable boot of Isaac Thompson. Given that Uni-Norths have The Eagles earn a week off for Round 12, but Practical. Reliable. Quality. been impressive at times this year, and that it doesn’t get any easier for Queanbeyan. The Tuggeranong were without a bunch of frontline Whites welcome Tuggeranong today, hoping to players, getting five points out of this game for turn around their round five result against the Vikings is mightily impressive. Champions where they were ransacked, 50-29.

They’re on a run, and Royals are back to their Wests will fancy their chances at home to Easts 02 6198 3100 best it seems after suffering heavy to Vikings who are desperate for their first win of the last week. Indeed, the Blue-Baggers 54-14 beat season. The battle of the ‘burbs is more ofa down of Wests couldn’t really have come at wooden spoon playoff at the moment, but both [email protected] a better time. If confidence may have been a sides have been looking to improve lately. The problem going into the game, it certainly didn’t final clash sees Royals take on Owls, once again www.griffinlegal.com.au seem like it. at Phillip Oval, a bonus-point win would send the Blue-Baggers top. From the get go, Royals looked every bit the side that had ripped off eight wins in a row. Lincoln Smiths try in the dying moments encapsulated Royals lethal edge against the Lions. Official Partner of Brumbies Rugby. 3 70 YEARS OF ROYALS RUGBY This weekend the Canberra Royals family is coming junior game, implementing a system where grade together to celebrate their 70th anniversary. For players coached junior teams. There were many 70 successful years, Royals have prided themselves who helped. for on- and off-field success, developing life-long relationships. They head to Phillip Oval where On-field success continued with Royals taking they will take on the Uni-North Owls in all grades. out four premierships over the decade, including trifecta between 1964 and 1966. The earlier grades kick off early to allow time for time for a Royals Legends v ACT Vets. This clash The Seventies proved to be a transition era for of titans of ACT rugby will be underway at 2.35, Royals, from early success to a golden generation. before the first grade game. Royals focused on continuing to grow its nursery and forming pathways with schools and colleges It is a fitting match for the Royals anniversary— in the Woden-Weston catchment. In 1979, Royals taking on the club they separated from in 1949. launched into a period of success not often seen, on the back of talent the club developed. The tale goes that a row over new jerseys for North’s third grade side, led Jack Waters and a From 1979 to 1991, Royals took home eight group of young men to break away and form a John I Dents. Names from this period are now new club. North’s agreed and Canberra Royals synonymous with Royals: O’Connor, Clarke, Didier, formed with club colours of royal blue and white. Taylor, Cornish, Kelsey, Thurbon. The list goes on. Innovation came in the form of fitness trainer That season Royals entered two teams in reserve Brian Burke. Dougal Whitton credits Bourke with grade and were highly successful. In the decade not so much making Royals fitter, but giving them following, the firsts played in nine grand finals and a psychological edge. A Bourkie fitness session winning three times, including their first John I now legend in the club. Dent Cup in 1954. Royals was at the front of rugby innovation and The Sixties saw Royals invest into growing junior growing the game again during the Nineties. In rugby, paying dividends into future. Foundation 1992, Royals pulled together a women’s team for player Keith Hawke was prominent in growing the the inaugural Australian women’s rugby challenge. 4 The team tasted early success, a tradition that continues.

As the Nineties wore on Royals again looked to inject youth back into to the squad. Whilst Royals were not to taste premiership success falling at the final hurdle, the pathways continued to shine.

Royals has experienced some dark times over the course of their history. None darker then losing the licensed venue in the early 2000s putting club on the brink. The board made some tough decisions and the club survived. This hardship pulled the playing group and the wider Royals family together.

Signs that the situation was improving for Royals came through the late naughties and early teen years. It culminated in 2015 with Ben Johnston’s iconic try, minutes after the full time siren has sound—ending a 24-year premiership drought. The mateship and passion on full display as the Blue Army descended onto the field, even for the conversion could take place.

Royals have continued writing themselves into the history of ACT Rugby, capturing the inaugural Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield in 2018. Royals has a strong history of having player making representative sides. But, ask anyone who has put on the Royals Jersey and they will tell you there is something different that sets the club apart. The mateships run deep, bonds formed between generations.

And while they celebrate 70 years this weekend— you know Royals are keeping one eye toward the future.

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COACH: Paul Dillon COACH: Nick Scrivener PREVIOUSLY

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COACH: Daniel Hawke COACH: Robbie Kydd COACH: Dave Carter COACH: Brendan Allardyce PREVIOUSLY Colts 2nd Grade Round 5: 4th May 2019 Round 5: 4th May 2019 Vikings 36 – Whites 10 Vikings 68 – Whites 17 (Viking Park) (Viking Park)

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COACH: Charlie Eichholzer COACH: AJ Abel COACH: Craig Bretton COACH: Peter Ingram PREVIOUSLY Colts 2nd Grade Round 5: 4th May 2019 Round 5: 4th May 2019 Easts 32 – Wests 34 Easts 36 – Wests 17 (Griffith Oval) (Griffith Oval) MATCH OFFICIAL: MATCH OFFICIAL: Referee: Steve Peak Referee: Owen Keane

15 Credit - Jindabyne facebook PERFECT TEN FOR TIGERS The Taralga Tigers made it ten wins on the spin in Taking centre stage this evening will be the Rams the South Coast Monaro Second Division with a and the Braidwood Redbacks whose Round 11 thumping 52-17 win over Batemans Bay Boars at clash has been moved to GIO Stadium as a pre- Taralga Sports Field as they cemented their lead cursor to the Plus500 Brumbies Super Rugby at the top of the pile. Another bonus-point win Quarter Final fixture with the Sharks from South means the Tigers have now racked up 49 out of a Africa. The big stage should inspire the teams to possible fifty points this season to lead the way in produce a decent showing on the perfect turf at the competition by a hefty fifteen points. the stadium.

Dale Graham and Nicholas Bennett both scored Elsewhere, the Tigers will travel to Mick Sherd hat-tricks for the Tigers who were in relentless Oval to play the Bungendore Mudchooks with the form against the out-gunned Boars as the home Crookwell Dogs aiming to heap yet more misery on team racked up eight tries in total. Brendyn the floundering Jindabyne Bushpigs. Meanwhile, Lonesborough had got the ball rolling for the home Captain Oldrey Park will be the venue for the side with Thomas Croker adding the second try Broulee Dolphins match against the Batemans bay before Graham and Bennett got to work with their Boars as the Dolphins look for their first point of try haul. Joel Croker banged over six conversions the season. as the tigers extorted their authority once more.

Bungendore Mudchooks closed in on the top four with a surprise 21-17 win over the Jindabyne Bushpigs whose slump in form continued at the SOUTH COAST MONARO – 2ND DIVISION Jindabyne Sports Ground. Lochlan Bannerman Team W L D Df BP Pts converted all three of the visitors tries, one of which was claimed by Isoa Komairasea, as the Taralga 10 0 0 264 8 49 Mudchooks kept alive their finals ambitions with Jindabyne 6 4 0 249 10 34 an important victory. Crookwell 6 4 0 83 9 33

Crookwell Dogs moved back into third place on Batemans 5 5 0 27 9 29 the ladder, having overcame a slow start to the Bay season as they kept the Yass Rams scoreless with a 47-0 hammering at the Crookwell grounds. The Bungendore 5 5 0 11 6 26 Dogs scored seven tries, Liam Jones converting six Yass 3 6 0 -86 3 15 of them, in their big win with Jones also finding Braidwood 3 5 0 -91 1 13 his way across the try-line for a personal haul of Broulee 0 9 0 -457 0 0 seventeen -points.

16 VIKINGS STUN LEADERS OWLS Tuggeranong Vikings caused a minor upset and never gave up but found themselves out- in Round 5 of the ACT Women’s Rugby gunned and outclassed by a Royals team that Championship when they saw off the Uni- are steadily building into a squad that looks Norths Owls, the league leaders, by 17-15 at capable of challenging for the championship Viking Park. The owls had won their first three when finals football eventually comes around a matches of the season to take a lead at the top little later in the campaign. of the table whilst the Vikings had yet to taste success sin 2019 but did enough to record a Grace Kemp, who shone on her debut season famous win. for the Brumbies Women in the Buildcorp Super W championship, crossed the whitewash Ema Masi and Paris Robinson crossed for three times for the victorious Royals, claiming two of the three home tries as the Vikings an energetic hat-trick. Ella Boundy followed contained a star-studded Owls outfit. Wallaroos Kemp across the line for two tries of her own international Georgia O’Neill was on the score- with Skye Churchill also on the scoreboard. sheet for the Owls with deadly goalkicker In total, the Royals claimed twelve tries in a Samantha Wood ramming over a conversion decent performance that will fill them with and penalty, but the Vikings superior try-count confidence going forward. of three to two proved to be enough. This weekend sees two more fixtures in the The result is hardly likely to be terminal for the competition and a chance for Royals to test Owls who hold a two-point lead over Easts at their finals credentials when they welcome the the top of the standings. Royals women closed Uni-Norths Owls to Phillip Oval on Saturday the gap to Easts above them to four points with afternoon. Elsewhere, Wests meet Easts at their second win of tehb2019 season, a 69-7 Jamison Oval in an early morning kick-off in hammering of luckless Wests at Phillip Oval. what should be a good battle with Easts aiming to close the gap on the top placed side. The newcomers to the Women’s competition were game throughout the full seventy minutes 17 Credit - hall bushrangers DIRTY REDS DOMINANCE CONTINUES Goulburn Dirty Reds continued to lead the fifteen points off the pace and have probably way at the top of the First Division First seen their hopes of finals extinguished. Grade table after they secured a bonus-point win over Easts in Round 9 of the competition Johnny Pawa was in fine form with the played last weekend. Jordan Lees claimed boot for the Gungahlin Eagles, landing four two of the eight tries that the league-leaders conversions of the five tries the Eagles scored registered as they romped to a 46-0 away win in a 33-12 away win over RMC at Portsea at Griffith Oval to remain seven-points clear Oval. The Eagles victory means they are only in first place. a point off ADFA in second place and have a game in hand on the Academy side and two ADFA are the closest challengers to Goulburn on the Dirty Reds who lead the way. at present, and they also recorded a five- point win as they hammered the Hall In other matches, the Quenabeyan Whites bushrangers 49-7at Dowsett Rugby Fields thrashed Cooma 41-7 whilst the match with Dom Chamberlain and Connor Hoban between Tuggeranong Vikings and Uni- amongst those to claim tries. The loss was a Norths Owls, the teams ranked ninth and debt to Hall’s finals hopes as they dropped tenth on the league ladder at this stage of the five-points behind Canberra Royals who are season, finished in a gritty 5-5 draw between in fourth. the pair.

Royals eased themselves into that position There are only four matches this weekend with a 36-17 win over Wests at Phillip Oval in this Division as Wests meet Easts at with Edward Swann, Michael Dawson and Jamison Oval, the Royals welcome the Owls Justin Vandenbergh claiming there of their six to Phillip Oval, Cooma take on the Gungahlin tries as Wests were outgunned. The defeat Eagles at Rotary Oval and RMC travel to Hall does nothing for Wests chances of closing the Sportsground to take on the Bushrangers. gap on those above them as they slipped to 18 Canberra Royals 2019 MAJOR and platinum Sponsors

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COACH: Wayne Southwell COACH: Sam Rolfe PREVIOUSLY

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COACH: Andrew Smith COACH: Charlie Fairfield-Smith COACH: Wayne Southwell COACH: Wayne Giddings COACH: Sam Rolfe PREVIOUSLY Colts 2nd Grade Round 5: 4th May 2019 Round 5: 4th May 2019 Royals 40 – Owls 29 Royals 36 – Owls 19 (Phillip Oval) (Phillip Oval)

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FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE – 12.15PM CAMPESE OVAL

Jason Wirangi 1 Swaniso Puteho James Waters 2 Vainuu Steve Solofa Declan Tansey 3 Liam McGrath Daniel Sweeney 4 Siaosi Fakalolo Ash Crivici 5 Joel Morris Sam Perkins 6 Grant Lukins Zachary Byrnes 7 Justice Henderson Josh Townsend 8 Sean Gautusa Michael Doyle 9 Riley Banks Jack Rowe 10 Andrew Dickson Dylan Knupkis 11 Owen Barker Eddie Eteuati 12 Omar Ramsden Elijah Chadwick 13 Cameron Shaw Jordan Read 14 Toby O'Brien Matthew Saul 15 James Dimmock

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FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE – 11.45AM PHILLIP ENCLOSED

Ed Garraway 1 TBC Michael Dawson 2 TBC Luke Fisher 3 TBC Jacob Bindley 4 TBC Botenili Ulavalu 5 TBC Hayden Lazarus 6 TBC Justin Mann 7 TBC Sidney Dwyer 8 TBC Harry Littlewood 9 TBC Robert Singh 10 TBC Matthew Ingall 11 TBC Timothy Johnston 12 TBC Jacob Sharp 13 TBC Eugene Haigh 14 TBC Sam Goodwin 15 TBC

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FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE – 3PM ROTARY OVAL COOMA

Christopher De Rooy 1 Christopher Grierson Liam Clifford 2 Harrison Innes Edwin Ingram 3 James McGimpsey Cody Henderson 4 Thomas Tyrrell Ben Trotter 5 Ethan OByrne Tommy Ladhams 6 Toby Afflick Adam Schubert 7 Matthew Vernon Will Turner 8 Andrew Cathie Jake Mcilvenny 9 Sean Connochie Damien Roach 10 Matthew Power Dean Blyton 11 Johnny Pawa Josh McDonald 12 Harley Tapa Angus Renwick 13 Anthony McQueen Daniel Hopkin 14 Liam Elliot Jeremy Mackay 15 Jye Connochie

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FIRST DIVISION 1ST GRADE – 3PM POIDEVIN RUGBY PARK GOULBURN

Henry Cooper 1 Mason Doust Nick Tabner 2 Lachlan White Llewellyn Davies 3 Connor Patrick Hoban Boyd Newby 4 Matthew Fragiacomo Jordan Wilcox 5 James Robinson TBC 6 Ryan Tipping Benjamin Cheetham 7 Tayne Mann Mikael Webber 8 Joshua Tatana Jackson Reardon 9 Jonte Heirdsfield Hamish McCormack 10 Dom Chamberlain Matthew Spratley 11 Zane Viljoen Alec Palmer 12 Harry Bull Jordan Lees 13 Rusiate Sailo Simon Graves 14 Sam Hicks Adam Lachlan 15 Jack Carroll

29 V

FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE – 10.55AM CAMPESE OVAL

Tangi Maine 1 TBC Timothy Woods 2 TBC Declan Tansey 3 TBC Gordan Daunitutu 4 TBC Braeden Smith 5 TBC Jonathon Murphy 6 TBC Maama Moala 7 TBC Aaron Mcinnes 8 TBC Daniel Hawke 9 TBC Adam Priest 10 TBC Luke Cochrane 11 TBC Daniel Penca 12 TBC Tom Darmody 13 TBC William Truscott 14 TBC Lachlan Freeth 15 TBC

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FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE – 10.25AM PHILLIP ENCLOSED OVAL

Brendan Bartram 1 Adam Sun La Drell Leyes 2 Joseph Gibney Mark Garraway 3 TBC TBC 4 Lachlan Hird Tom Hunt 5 Brendon Lee Adam McDougall 6 Charlie Fairfield-Smith Taimahua Terupo 7 Alex van Dartel Daniel Downes 8 Sam Ogilvy Jesse Bellchambers 9 Nicholas Trengove Timothy Tankey 10 Hugo Chan Isaac Littlewood 11 Fraser Adams TBC 12 Peter Carroll Zac Russell 13 Nomeneta Tagaloa Azzam Hudson 14 Sean Mullins Zac Spackman 15 Austin Kangket

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FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE – 1.30PM ROTARY OVAL COOMA

Justin Manning 1 TBC TBC 2 TBC TBC 3 TBC TBC 4 TBC TBC 5 TBC Jarrod Sopniewski 6 TBC Auryn Thomson 7 TBC Ben Rolfe 8 TBC Ibby Hudson 9 TBC Mathew Cusbert 10 TBC TBC 11 TBC TBC 12 TBC TBC 13 TBC TBC 14 TBC Aaron Stewart 15 TBC

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FIRST DIVISION 2ND GRADE – 1.30PM POIDEVIN RUGBY PARK GOULBURN

Corbie Yeo 1 Arky Ventouras Bradley Muddiman 2 Ewan McComisky Peter Ward 3 Max Cubis Jack Lenane 4 Samuel Petherick Chris Boardman 5 Marika Naupoto Joshua Hannan 6 Angus Wotton Michael Mckillop 7 Daniel Kelleher Grant Mooney 8 Oscar Smit Conor Ferguson 9 Mitchell Egan Aidan Greaves 10 Sam Hagerty Logan Keightley 11 Dylan Woods Stefan Gerakios 12 Matthew Martin Tynan Rae 13 Jackson Say Toby Barton 14 Edward Bartlett-Bragg Nathan Stewart 15 Nick Filla

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2ND DIVISION – 3PM TARALGA SPORTS FIELD J a c e C o s g r o v e 1 TBC I s a a c E l l i o tt 2 TBC C h r i s t o p h e r R o b e r t s 3 TBC M a tt h e w C h a l k e r 4 TBC Brendyn Lonesborough 5 TBC S t e v e n A n a b l e 6 TBC T h o m a s C r o k e r 7 TBC W i l l i a m H e d l e y 8 TBC B J T h o m a s 9 TBC J o e l C r o k e r 10 TBC D a l e G r a h a m 11 TBC S a m u e l C o n l o n 12 TBC L a c h l a n Y o u n g 13 TBC J a c o b J o h n s o n 14 TBC J a m e s M a r m o n t 15 TBC

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2ND DIVISION – 5.30PM GIO STADIUM Bradley Banks 1 Ben Elliott Adam Greenwood 2 Luke Cumming Daniel Gerrard 3 Kris Anderson Michael Regan 4 Clay Williams Brendan Cooke 5 Angus Sherriff Ben Barber 6 Timothy Moffitt Jacob Hardie 7 Sam Northcott James McDermott 8 Cade Graf Lionel Hayden 9 Justin Dariol Lachlan Townsend 10 Steve Newsome Rory Pearsall 11 Will Shoemark Daniel Lane 12 Jake Holland Ryan Charlton 13 Riley Turner Fergus Piekalns 14 Harry Shoemark Brody Anderson 15 Benjamin Howard

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2ND DIVISION – 2.30PM BROULEE TBC 1 Lindsay King-Gee TBC 2 Max Harrison TBC 3 James Roberts TBC 4 John Drynan TBC 5 Steve Fitzgerald TBC 6 Christopher Smithers TBC 7 TBC TBC 8 Ashley Kenny TBC 9 Robert Thomas TBC 10 James Thomas TBC 11 TBC TBC 12 Andrew Fleming TBC 13 Charlie Valentini TBC 14 Ashbee Reid TBC 15 Cory Maddison

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WOMEN'S PREMIER DIVISION – 9.45AM JAMISON OVAL

Jacqueline Hayes 1 TBC Rona Lazo 2 TBC Maria Stavreas 3 TBC Sophie Cashel 4 TBC Ramona Weston 5 TBC Darcy Gordon 6 TBC Natalie Peirce 7 TBC Jane Morrison 8 TBC Geua Gavera 9 TBC Caitlin Turnbull 10 TBC Patty Nyandi 11 TBC Chioma Enyi 12 TBC Zoe Kershaw 13 TBC Bianca Lincoln 14 TBC Sophie McGready 15 TBC

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WOMEN'S PREMIER DIVISION – 1.10PM PHILLIP ENCLOSED OVAL G r a c e K e m p 1 TBC Louise Burrows 2 TBC TBC 3 TBC TBC 4 TBC Erin Chant 5 TBC Mary Bullock 6 TBC Justine Dagorno 7 TBC Skye Churchill 8 TBC Izzy Vargas 9 TBC Ashlea Bishop 10 TBC Courtney Brackenrig 11 TBC Kiahan Bellchambers 12 TBC Ella Boundy 13 TBC Rosanna Bartlett 14 TBC Darcy Read 15 TBC

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WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE 10s – 12PM POIDEVIN OVAL

Jordan Brooker 1 TBC Ashley Mewburn 2 TBC Chloe Waddell 3 TBC Isabella Sheen 4 TBC Paige Penning 5 TBC Kelsey Betts 6 TBC Jasmine Tooth 7 TBC Hollie Deaton 8 TBC Lyndal Morris 9 TBC Kathryn Cudak 10 TBC

Karly Lachlan 11 TBC Angela Albrighton 12 TBC Madyson Tooth 13 TBC Emily Banks 14 TBC Casey Barnes 15 TBC

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All Floors Commercial 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 0 144 10 42 Goulburn 9 1 0 337 7 43 Royals 8 1 0 144 6 38 ADFA 7 2 0 256 8 36 Vikings 6 2 1 159 10 36 Gungahlin 7 1 0 278 7 35 Uni-Norths 4 5 0 0 7 23 Royals 6 2 0 135 7 31 Queanbeyan 3 6 0 -55 4 16 Hall 5 4 0 -7 5 25 Wests 1 7 1 -84 8 14 Queanbeyan 4 5 0 -47 4 20 Easts 0 8 0 -308 2 2 RMC 3 3 1 25 2 16 Wests 2 5 2 -63 4 16 Team – 2nd W L D Df BP Pts Uni-Norths 2 4 3 -140 2 16 Gungahlin 9 0 0 178 8 44 Vikings 2 6 1 -134 2 12 Vikings 7 2 0 220 8 36 Easts 1 8 0 -319 1 5 Royals 6 3 0 141 10 34 Cooma 0 7 1 -321 0 2 Uni-Norths 3 5 1 -24 5 19 Team – 2nd W L D Df BP Pts Queanbeyan 1 6 2 -107 3 11 Royals 7 1 0 150 6 34 Wests 2 6 1 -192 0 10 Queanbeyan 6 2 0 110 6 30 Easts 1 7 0 -216 1 5 Vikings 5 3 0 97 6 26 ADFA 5 5 0 -23 5 25 Team – Colts W L D Df BP Pts Gungahlin 4 4 0 97 5 22 Royals 8 1 0 161 7 39 Uni-Norths 4 4 0 -40 6 22 Gungahlin 7 2 0 215 7 36 Wests 3 5 0 -14 9 21 Vikings 7 2 0 142 6 34 RMC 4 2 0 11 3 19 Queanbeyan 5 4 0 24 5 25 Hall 4 3 0 -24 3 19 Uni-Norths 2 7 0 -123 4 12 Goulburn 2 7 0 -146 5 13 Easts 1 7 0 -187 4 8 Cooma 0 8 0 -218 1 1 Wests 1 8 0 -232 2 6 WOMEN'S DIVISION COMPETITION WOMENS DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE 10S Team – 1st W L D Df BP Pts Team – 1st W L D Df BP Pts Uni-Norths 3 1 0 96 4 16 Goulburn 5 0 0 286 4 24 Easts 3 1 0 63 2 14 ADFA 3 3 0 28 3 16 Royals 2 2 0 10 2 10 Eagles 3 2 0 49 3 15 Vikings 1 2 0 -2 2 6 Uni-Norths 2 3 0 -71 0 10 Wests 0 3 0 -167 0 0 Bungendore 0 5 0 -192 0 0

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