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Western Rams Vs Federation of Italia Rugby League Australia (F.I.R.L.A) Carrington Park Bathurst Saturday October 15 2016 Gates Open 10:00Am Western Rams Vs Federation of Italia Rugby League Australia (F.I.R.L.A) Carrington Park Bathurst Saturday October 15 2016 Gates open 10:00am Australian National Anthem – Mia Wallace Italian National Anthem – Michael Rossit Acknowledgment of Country – Laurie Crawford The Western Rams versus F.I.R.L.A fixtures are proudly supported by McDonald’s Bathurst and Orange NO CARS WILL BE PERMITTED ENTRY TO CARRINGTON PARK FOR THIS EVENT Under 16B's kick Off 11:25am Group 10 16's F.I.R.L.A White 1. Cody Ramsey Orange Cyms 1. Julian Roccisano Marconi Mustangs 2. Jason McHugh Lithgow Storm 2. Corey Ia Rosa Brothers 3. Tye Siakisoni Bathurst St Patricks 3. Daniel Ianni North Ryde Hawks 4. Brad Baker Blayney Bears 4. Jason Mignacca Carlingford Cougars 5. Dion Jones Orange Bloomfield 5. Anthony Bucca Narellan Jets 6. Nick Tillburg Blayney Bears 6. Mathew Craparotta Concord United 7. Connor Naylor Bathurst St Patricks 7. Ben InzitarI Lithgow Storm 8. Will Cusack Orange Cyms 8. Ambrose Christie Carlingford Cougars. 9. Nik Booth Bathurst St Patricks 9. James Olivero Waratah Tigers 10. Pat Duggan Blayney Bears 10. Nathan Lorenti North Ryde Hawks 11. Matt Booker Cowra Magpies 11. Joseph Georges Dundas Shamrocks 12. Max Campbell Bathurst St Patricks 12. Jamison Ancora Aquinas 13. Bailey Akroyd Bathurst St Patricks 13. Francis Galluzzo North Ryde Hawks 14. John Markowski Lithgow Storm 15. Jalal Bazzaz Western Suburbs Red Devils 15. Angus Buckley Mudgee Dragons 16. Jacob Graniero Penshurst RSL 16. Cam Roberts Blayney Bears 17. Haydon Bonanno St Claire Comets 17. Rylee Lew Bathurst St Patricks 18. Joshua Fepuleai Wentworthville Magpies 18. Zach Ashcroft Bathurst St Patricks 19. Cooper McDaid Bathurst Panthers Coach – Kurt Hancock Coach – Giuseppe Inzitari Manager – Mark Booth Referee SAM PETERKIN Under 21's kick Off 2:00pm Western Rams F.I.R.L.A 1. Nathan Orr Mudgee Dragons 1. Joshua Solinas Asquith Magpies 2. Kyle Alexander Gulgong Terriers 2. Ryan Cane Western Suburbs 3. Jerome Harrison Orange CYMS 3. Nick Santangelo East Hills 4. Camden Sutton Mudgee Dragons 4. Jacob Giuliano Mounties 5. Matt Ranse Blackheath Blackcats 5. Calum Franci Ulladallah Bulldogs 6. Mitch Burke Forbes Magpies 6. Todd Sapienza Guildford 7. Ryan Griffin Orange CYMS 7. 8. Mitch Case Lithgow Workies 8. John Trimboli Cabramatta 9. Hudson White Bathurst St Pat’s 9. Christian Cavallaro Narellan Jets 10. Ryan Richardson Narromine Jets 10. Jared Agliozzo 11. Zac Adams Mudgee Dragons 11. Luke Celona Carlingford Cougars 12. Nick Miller Bathurst St Pat’s 12. Dylan Leombruni Cabramatta 13. Ethan McKellar Parkes Spacemen 13. Jared Keehan Brothers Penrith 14. Mitch Squire Dunedoo Swans/ 14. Daniel Ursino All Saints Toongabie Bathurst St Pat’s 15. Jessie Bartone CVD Cobras 15. Thomas Clow Dubbo Westside 16. Samuel Delores Carlingford Cougars 16. Ryan Jervis Blackheath Blackcats 17. Nick Lawrence Cessnock Goannas 17. Travis Brazier Collarenebri Bulldogs 18. Hugo Traino Coogee Wombats 18. Jack Mackey Bathurst St Pat’s 19. Kyle Lowe Coylton Colts 19. Daniel Pracey Gilgandra Panthers 20. Josh Natoli Coogee Wombats Coach – Liam Zollo Coach – Kurt Hancock Manager – Daniel Finn Referee BILLY GREATBATCH Touch Judges B. HOTHAM - S. PETERKIN Under 16's kick Off 12:40pm Western Rams F.I.R.L.A Blue 1. Charlie Staines Forbes Magpies 1. Dane Oostendorp Cabramatta 2. Jack Isedale Coonabarabran Unicorns 2. Brodie Leone Camden Rams 3. Zarrin Galea Narromine Jets 3. Jack Stewart Bankstown Sports 4. Brock Naden Wellington Cowboys 4. Jordan Venco 5. Lincoln Monk Orange CYMS 5. Zac Stracey Narrabeen Sharks 6. Matt Burton (c) St Johns Dubbo 6. Mark Zaurini Minchinbury Jets 7. Josh Board Orange CYMS 7. Joel Saldaneri Moorebank Rams 8. Luke Bain Bathurst St Patricks 8. Michael Gibson Carlingford Cougars 9. Paddy Haycock St Johns Dubbo 9. Sam Ellias Five Dock Dockers 10. Joey Hobby Blayney Bears 10. Alfie Tropea Liverpool Catholic Club 11. Zac Cook Orange Bloomfield 11. Salvatore Cotello St Clare Comets 12. Tyrone Harrison Orange CYMS 12. Matthew Fridgo 13. Nathan Swain Orange CYMS 13. Dominic Santaguida Aquinas 14. David White Condobolin Rams 14. Matthew Spinnoti 15. Blaine Gordon South Dubbo 15. Kali Hendrix Taiseni Wentworthville 16. Jacob Pollard Cowra Magpies 16. Jamison Ancora Aquinas 17. Todd Deveigne St John’s Dubbo Coach – Jamie Szczerbanik Coach – Reno Santaguida Managers – Andrew Pull, Paul McDonald Sports Trainers – Scott Traynor, Chris Gale, Chris Kirkland Referee BRYCE HOTHAM Touch Judges C. REDDING - S. PETERKIN FIRST GRADE kick Off 3:50pm Western Rams F.I.R.L.A 1. Sam Dwyer Parkes Spacemen 1. Christian Bate Belrose 2. Riccie Arriola Oberon Tigers 2. Mathew Tedesco Picton 3. Warren Williams Cowra Magpies 3. Josh Fraser Blacktown 4. Jeremy Thurston Coonamble Bears 4. Ethan Natoli Blacktown 5. Brad James Gulgong Terriers 5. Andrew Cartisano Blacktown 6. Dom Maley Orange CYMS 6. Josh Bergamin Canterbury Bulldogs 7. Jacob Neill Nyngan Tigers 7. Blake Cavelarro Western Suburbs 8. Brent Seager Bathurst Panthers 8. Gavin Bertoli 9. Jeremy Smith Dubbo Macquarie 9 Daniel Petralia Canterbury Bulldogs 10. Luke Thompson Naromine Jets 10. Angelo Piccone South Newcastle 11. Ben McGuire Forbes Magpies 11. Michael Mogliotti Yenda 12. Simon Osborne Orange CYMS 12. Joseph Napoletano Mounties 13. Hamish Bryant Mudgee Dragons 13. Rhys Sciglitano Wests Tigers 14. Jack Nobes Cowra Magpies 14. Justin Maraconte 15. Kurt Gudgeon Gulgong Terriers 15. Nicola Vezzi Campbelltown 16. Keelan Bresac Lithgow Workies 16. Scott Rouse Nambucca Heads 17. Jarrah McReaddie Gilgandra Panthers 17. Steve Rouse Nambucca Heads 19. Greg Beahan Bathurst Panthers 18. Lochlan James Piper Blacktown 19. William Butler Blacktown Coach – Darren Jackson Managers – Kip Maranda and Coach – Leo Epifania Wayne “Bomber” Thrift Manager – Domenic Pezzano Sports Trainers – Kevin Franklin, Mark Murphy Sports Trainer – Ciriaco Mescia Referee NATHAN BLANCHARD B. GREATBATCH - C. REDDING PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE On behalf of Western Division I would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone here at Carrington Park, Bathurst today. Western RL is grateful for the unique opportunity to host Federation of Italia Rugby League Australia and help promote international pathways through the greatest game of all. Special thanks to the volunteers, supporters and parents from junior and senior clubs and competitions who passionately drive the game, enabling players to represent this proud region. I would like to personally acknowledge Reno Santaguida, Rick Baiteri and their F.I.R.L.A committee members including Lithgow’s own Giuseppe “Joe” Inzitari for the tireless efforts behind the scenes in bringing the games to Western territory. It’s also terrific to see so many players for various clubs in metro and regional Leagues represented today, play hard but fair and saviour the experience. We will follow the Azzuri with extra interest in the 2017 Rugby League World Cup qualifiers staged next week in Europe. We’d love to see you back out this way next year for a warm up game to the World Cup. Western Rams chairman Peter McDonald 10.00am Gates open 11.30am Under 16’s Development Games versus F.I.R.L.A (White) 12.40am Under 16’s: Western Rams versus F.I.R.L.A (Blue) 2.00pm Under 21’s: Western Rams versus F.I.R.L.A 3.50pm First Grade: Western rams versus F.I.R.L.A Admission Prices: Adults - $10 Age Pensioners - $5 Children 16 years and under - FREE NO CARS WILL BE PERMITTED ENTRY TO CARRINGTON PARK FOR THIS EVENT.
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