ONLINE VERSION 6 ROUND 8 - 2014

Rugby Lui Siale powers away NEWS against West Harbour Photo: JYASP

ROUND EIGHT M A N LY V GORDON * MATCH PREVIEWS * TEAM SHEETS * LADDER * POINT SCORERS LISTS PHOTO GALLERY

Matt Carraro runs onto an Andrew Kellaway pass for Randwick - Photo: Ric McLallen

Norths’ Matt White takes a hit against Manly Photo: NSWRU

Harry Jones in full flight for Warringah Photo: Karen Watson

Uni’s Chris Ingate tries to round Gordon’s Tom Matthews

Photo: AJF Photography

Parramatta’s runs riot Photo: Debbie O’Connor ROUND 8 MATCH PREVIEWS by Brendan Bradford

PARRAMATTA V RANDWICK weekend but admitted the switch from league will take some adjusting. Both sides are coming off losses last weekend “My first hit-up I almost stood up to play the ball, with the Two Blues fading in the second half and but then I felt all the boys hitting the ruck,” he going down 35-24 to Eastwood while a slow start laughed. and some interesting refereeing decisions saw the Galloping Greens lose 30-22 to Southern Districts. “I’m still getting used to the positional play and technique but the boys were really helpful.” Parramatta coach Gerrard Fasavalu said it’s the little things that are still letting his team down. Fasavalu said the former player had a huge impact but believes he needs more game “There’s always things to work on really, but time before reaching level. from the weekend it was key decisions and poor options,” he said. “He went OK for his first game in a couple of years,” he said. “He scored two tries and did a few good things but there are still things to do in certain aspects of the game and that comes with more game-time. We moved him to 12 to get him active and get the pill in his hands as much as possible but no doubt the more he plays, the better he’ll get.” Randwick coach Wade Kelly wishes he’d get that learning experience against another side. “My mate Cheik could do us a favour and take him away for the Tahs, but I don’t think he’ll do that, he’ll take Matt Carraro instead,” he joked. Eastwood’s Ben Batger keeps Parra guessing Photo:Pat Dunne “Kuki (Ma’afu) will have a testing day at the office against the big bloke.” “We weren’t looking at space or seeing what Kelly will field a different side for the third week was in front of us, we were playing to the in a row with David Horwitz (Australian U-20s), blueprint and weren’t clinical enough. Eastwood, Matt Carraro (Waratahs) and Dan Falefa (Tonga) the good team that they are, looked at how we were all unavailable. Toa Asa is back in the front-row, attacking, nullified it and got the better of us.” Jesse Harris joins Josh Eden-Whitari in the second row while Ethan Ford will play his first game of Fasavalu was pleased that the team managed to senior rugby at flyhalf. Eli Bailey starts at 13, put a good score on a top placed side, but wasn’t Nathan Roye on the wing and Liam Windon at content with just competing for a loss. fullback. “Pretty pleased with that but tries win you games Kelly was left nearly speechless after the side lost while defence wins you championships and that’s last weekend without a bonus point. what we need to work on,” he said. “We were down 18-0 then we were up 22-18 and “Attacking comes naturally to us with the they scored to make it 23-22,” said Kelly. players we’ve got but it’s squeezing teams out and making sure they’re not scoring more than us that “We were having a good go at the end but some we need to improve.” of the most bizarre refereeing decisions you’ll ever see went against us and they scored to deny With a bumper crowd expected for ‘Back to Parra us a bonus point. But even some of the decisions Day’ and the ABC Crew in attendance, Parramatta that went for us were ridiculous.” will once again unleash the ‘Wrecking Ball’, Taqele Naiyaravoro, who scored a double on debut last Randwick have lost four games by seven points or less with Kelly saying crucial refereeing us,” said Barr. “There are a few adjustments we decisions went against them in each game but need to make but having that same routine with there are things his side still needs to work on the same players certainly makes it easier. West against Parramatta. Harbour were all over Warringah for most of the “Parramatta are unpredictable, but they’re game last week and they look really structured playing a bit more conservative this year exit- with Dave Harvey, so I think they’ll be keen to ing their own half and trying to play it down the make amends for last weekend.” other end, but they could try anything, especially The result the Pirates will be making amends for with the TV game,” he said. is an action-packed 34-32 loss to Warringah at “We just need to worry about our performance, . The close score tells only half the especially with the changes for the weekend.” story. West Harbour had the game in the bag at 32-15 with under ten minutes to play but the Rats conjured a miracle three try finale to steal the *STOP PRESS* game at the death. Taqele Naiyaravoro was selected for the Waratahs bench on Thursday evening “For 70 odd minutes we were the dominant side but we’re just moving on from it and trying to improve week after week,” said coach Matt SOUTHERN DISTRICTS V WEST HARBOUR Briggs who said the Pirates’ focus will be solely on themselves this weekend. The Rebels rolled on to their fourth win on the “We’re going to be super disciplined, we’re trot last weekend with a tense 30-22 victory over going to hold the ball and control our side of Randwick at . The result lifted them things because we know what we can do when we to fifth place on the table while West Harbour, hold the ball. Souths have hit their straps, they’ve with two wins are eighth. got a dominant forward pack and a solid scrum so it’ll be a very tough challenge down there.”

Briggs has named the same side that was listed last week with Tito Mua starting on the wing, Joel Brooks at fullback and Henry Seavula at inside centre.

MANLY V GORDON

After the high of winning the derby, Manly had an off day last Sunday but were West Harbour captain Tom Games lines up a Rat still good enough to defeat Norths 26-5 at North Photo:Karen Watson Sydney Oval. “On the back of a big defensive effort in the first “The most pleasing thing was that we didn’t play half we got the win,” said Rebels coach Matt Barr. our best but still came away with the points,” said coach Phil Blake. “The last couple of weeks we’ve had a big focus on defence and that’s been going really well for “Our defence was also pleasing and we’ll be us. We still allowed them to score a few tries so speaking about that on Saturday. On the back of there’s still things to work on.” that I’m hoping we have a lot better ball control.” Rohan Saifoloi has been steering them around On the wrong side of an 80-20 first half possession well while taking on the line a bit more in Ben stat, the Marlins’ defence was spot on in keeping Volavola’s absence and Barr will be able to name the Shoremen out until the last couple of minutes. the same side for the second week in a row. “We gave away too many penalties and didn’t “The combinations and way we want to play has respect the ball, so if we didn’t have the application been quite settled, so that’s been really good for in defence it could’ve been a bit ugly,” said Blake. “We couldn’t get ourselves from around halfway them. Every little line break you grab should be down to their end, but when we did, we took produced into points which is what Manly did advantage of our opportunities which was very well.” pleasing.” The solution will be found away from the pitch as Blake will wait on the availability of Greg Peterson much as it is on it. (neck) while Brian Sefanaia is being given time for “It’s accountability for being tougher on yourself a minor rib injury to heal. Impressive winger Dane when you make an error,” said Fava. Chisolm gets another start while Alex Northam is back from injury on the other wing. “You make one error or even two and think that it’s fine, but everyone if in the team is doing For the first time this season, Gordon came that it gets out of control. At the moment we’re away from a match without sustaining any new sitting third on the error count. That’s not a good injuries. The understrength Highlanders kept a stat and the boys need to start getting tougher on Super Rugby laden Uni side at bay for most of the themselves.” first half before the pressure of defending took its toll and they fell to a 46-7 loss. “There were nearly 180 rucks in the game so the ball was in play a lot longer than a normal game,” said coach Geoff Townsend. “There’s normally about 120 rucks in a game on average so 180 is a lot and they had the ball for about 120 of those. Coming up to halftime we were in it but we’d been tackling all half and it was a courageous effort, but they got a pushover try just on halftime. A good side like Uni will just wear you down.” Norths’ Nick Lah and Michael Wells stay positive Townsend says the Uni test should put his side Photo: NSWRU in good stead for a bigger Manly pack and he’ll be able to field a similar side with a couple of positional changes. Tighthead prop and captain Nick Lah re-joins the run-on side in the only change ahead of their Will Shirvington switches to flyhalf with Eric clash with Warringah at this Moss on the bench while standout flanker Mitch Saturday. Greenway is back from injury at openside. Haig Sare admitted the comedown following “Manly will come rampaging around the corner the Northern Beaches derby hit his side hard last and we need to try and stop the rush and use the weekend. They were outplayed for most of the ball a bit more effectively and make them work a match against West Harbour but somehow came bit longer than we want to work,” said Townsend. away with the points. “I think we lost every facet of the game except the score,” said Sare. NORTHERN SUBURBS V WARRINGAH “We need to improve everything but I suppose Failure to capitalise on a weight of first half the thing we can take out of it is the boys didn’t possession consigned the Shoremen to a give up. I think there was a bit of a hangover from frustrating loss to Manly last Sunday afternoon. the Manly game and the boys just weren’t up for it mentally.” “When you have 80 percent of the ball and come away with zero points in the first half, there needs to be some accountability,” said Norths coach Scott Fava. “It’s the individual errors in our game because we had our chances during the game but didn’t take Addressing that has been the focus this week The Beasties will have Jono Lance playing inside- ahead of a match with a tenth placed Norths side. centre with Anton La Vin shifting to outside- “Norths are probably a bit faster than West centre and coach Campbell Aitken says he’ll look Harbour and they can string some phases to other senior members of the side to take together,” said Sare. control with Brendan McKibbin away for the Waratahs this weekend. “They’ve got quite a good structure in place and we’ll have to be up to the pace defensively “I’ll look to Tala (Gray) to step up and obviously because we could get found out there.” every other senior player in the side,” said Aitken. Second-rower Ben Adams comes back in after “Phil Mathers, Richard Stanford and Anton La missing out last weekend with injury in the only Vin but we were also quite encouraged by Darcy change to the starting side. Etrich’s performance at fullback as well as the young guys Gallagher and Paterson so hopefully we can give those guys a bit more ball.” V EASTWOOD The win over Penrith last Saturday was hard- earned but Aitken hoped it would be the launch- A strong second half earned the Woodies a 35-24 pad for some much needed confidence going into win over Parramatta last weekend and coach John the middle of the season. Manenti is determined the side will need a more complete performance against a ninth-placed Easts team that has knocked Eastwood off a couple of times over the last two years. “Some things are still are work in progress, error- wise we were poor in the first half but that’s just one of those things that happen from time to time,” he said. “We’re trying to get some momentum out of the Easts game, but at the same time we’re not looking too far ahead, we still have to win it. Looking at some of their players, we won’t be underestimating them and they get quite excited Easts’ Richard Stanford will need to step up about playing us.” against Eastwood - Photo: Karen Watson Trailing at the break last week, Manenti was “The confidence is there, but it’s fragile at the pleased with the performance after a couple of moment and these things take time,” he said. inconsistent matches. “We’ll need to win a few games in a row to get it “In the second half we kept them scoreless until back and we’ll just keep working on basic handling after the fulltime hooter,” said Manenti. and breakdown work at training.” “We’re far from perfect but we’re starting to get Steve Shapland comes up from second grade there. Our scrum was pretty good and put them in place of Brendan McKibbin while Lala Lam under pressure and so did our lineout. I’d hope we is coming back from injury via second grade can starting playing a lot more like we did in the this week. Aitken has named Tala Gray but will second half.” wait for confirmation from the Waratahs later in Hugh Roach has been called onto the Waratahs the week. bench this weekend so Tannous Ferris comes up from second-grade along with halfback Shanin Proctor who replaces the injured Mick Snowden. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY V PENRITH Pat Sio will start at No. 8 with George Kent at openside and captain Hugh Perrett at blindside With an injection of Super Rugby players, the while Andrew Clyne replaces Jared Barry who is Students were made to work into the second half out with a shoulder injury. for their 46-7 win over Gordon last weekend and will field another team with a raft of changes Penrith let a win slip through their fingers against this Saturday. Tolu Latu, Dave Hickey and Henry Easts last weekend and the focus this week has Clunies-Ross are all out injured while Jeremy Tilse been on taking it to the Uni forwards. and Pat McCutcheon go back to the Waratahs. “We just need to match them up front and that’s Alistair Ryan, James Willan and Sam Talakai make half the battle gone,” said coach Teki Tuipulotu. up the front row while Josh Ellice-Flint gets a start at openside and veteran David Dillon moves onto the wing. “Ten years after making his first grade debut Dave Dillon is back on the wing which is good to see,” said coach . “Jack Macklin performed well at 15 so he gets another shot there and I’m looking forward to seeing how he goes but it’s the five changes up front that will determine how we go.” Malone hopes the side continues to make improvements each week as they build toward Uni’s Jack Macklin scores against Gordon last week the end of the season. Photo: AJF Photography “We’re just asking for little incremental improvements, you can’t ask for more than that,” “We haven’t had a win but we’re gaining he said. momentum, but so are the other teams as well and it’ll be a hard tussle out there. We just need to “We were a bit better last weekend than we give it our best shot, they’re very clinical in crucial were the week before and we just need to keep it areas so we need to try and put them out of their simple and make sure everyone understands what rhythm.” we’re trying to do. Tyrone Viiga has broken his foot and will be “Penrith have scored tries in every game they’ve replaced by Pita Tupou while Notise Tauafo has a played so we’ll need to be sure our defence is spot few niggling injuries and will start on the bench on this weekend or we’ll be tested.” for Solomona Silipa. TEAM LISTS - 1ST GRADE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Round 8 MERRYLANDS RSL RUGBY PARK Saturday, May 17th PARRAMATTA RANDWICK

2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD Referee: Brendon Farrar 1.25 PM 1. Louis Musson Tom Wallace 1. 2. Myles Hunkin Pat Hodgetts 2. 3. Joe Dakuitoga Charlie Hughes 3. 4. Peter Brush Alfred Pinomi 4. 5. Andrew Knight Lai Vatadroka 5. 6. Matt White Dave Parsons 6. 7. Jacob Masoe Mark Baldwin 7. 8. Sililo Savea Alex Harrod 8. 9. Daniel Tully Tim Donlan 9. 10. Rory McGahn Andrew Norton 10. 11. Ben Nawai Fetonui Tuinauuai 11. 12. Preston Elama Connor Davis 12. 13. Larry Hermens Isaac Dargan 13. 14. Justin Paulo Luke McDougall 14. 15. Moses Tavola Mark Bannon 15.

3RD GRADE - HENDERSON SHIELD Referee: James Marshall 12.00 PM

1. Lui Sakaria 9. Johnnie Poe 1. Paris Cockinos 9. Lucas Pererio 2. Matt Borg 10. Maene Tago 2. Ben Selby 10. Stuart Dyer 3. Brendan Crosilla 11. Garth Boila 3. Chris Bauman 11. Elliott Retchin 4. Josh Kron 12. Afi Tusa 4. Junior Tavaii 12. Brogan Roods 5. Ryan Anesiko 13. Cuddles Pritchard 5. Jock Armstrong 13. James Ball 6. Jake Knight 14. Sam Buka 6. Matt Murray 14. Greg Marks 7. Dan Tamone 15. Tommy Tekeu 7. Mark Porpiglia 15. Tom Hiddleston 8. Aisea Namoa 8. Tom Bennett

4TH GRADE - HENDERSON CUP Referee: Dan Southwell-Keely 10.45 AM

1. Mika Polota Nau 9. Marcus Gillespie 1. Mick Celona 9. Sean Hardy 2. Glen Mullany 10. Liam Bartels 2. Jarrod O’Hara 10. Mitch Bath 3. Soni Paasi 11. Franz Liuaana 3. Tait O’Sullivan 11. Andrew Wing-Kee 4. Chris Bojesen-Trepka 12. Trent Thompson 4. Jose Galdames 12. Alfred Paea 5. Sam Evalu 13. Mario Savona 5. Lewis Taighe 13. Iosua Leaseasu 6. Will Pasi 14. Sifa Tukuafa 6. Liam Martin 14. Peter Wright 7. Joe Bailey 15. Brett Gillett 7. Max Helliwell 15. Dan Byrne 8. Thomas Tupola 8. Nick Coogan TEAM LISTS - 1ST GRADE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Round 8 FORSHAW RUGBY PARK Saturday, May 17th SOUTHERN DISTRICTS WEST HARBOUR

2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD Referee: Dominic McCarthy 1.25 PM 1. Marcus Heather Leon Latu 1. 2. Daniel Simpson Ta’ufo’ou 2. 3. Cam Betham Sione Tangi 3. 4. Ed Falkingham Sean Little 4. 5. Grant Staples Adam Bretherick 5. 6. Jono Hayes Jono Midghall 6. 7. Zaxian Goode Daniel Midghall 7. 8. Michael Osmond Aisea Namoa 8. 9. Ben Arnold Rob Cattanach 9. 10. Mark Russell Kiwi Kapene-Belcher 10. 11. Joel Smith Phil Haltmeier 11. 12. Mitch Stevens Sai Vakarau 12. 13. Peter Camilleri Nua Alone 13. 14. Apenisa Vasutoga Dylan Taikato-Simpson 14. 15. Brendan Hikaka Angus Le Lievre 15.

3RD GRADE - HENDERSON SHIELD Referee: Antony Hastie 12.00 PM

1. Salesi Maumalanga 9. Bryce Hopkins 1. James Horrocks 9. Igo Faaui 2. Damien Byrne 10. Brad Rose 2. Dave Karamanis 10. Theo Karantzias 3. Willie Maumalanga 11. Nic Turner 3. Adam Nixon 11. Stewart Adams 4. Sam Boggs 12. David Riley 4. Pat Tahaafe 12. Sione Fakahua 5. Joey Giardullo 13. Daniel Chalmers 5. Matt Hopkins 13. Brendan Rixon 6. Dan Ward 14. Jared Elasi 6. Lance Tupeau 14. Aaron Nemani 7. Rob Mewburn 15. David McGrath 7. Tom Andrews 15. Grant Pemberton 8. Daniel Johnston 8. Kelepi Leao

4TH GRADE - HENDERSON CUP Referee: Richard Manchee 10.45 AM

1. James Opack 9. Issac Finau 1. Ryan Coombs 9. Jim Pike 2. Jack Mealey 10. Nic McCarthy 2. Peter Woollett 10. John Stapleton 3. Tom Dawes 11. Willie Tuima 3. Leveni Latu 11. Joe Vea 4. Kane Rasmussen 12. Michael Mcloud 4. Adam Barrington 12. Dan Uepi 5. Sam Lindsay 13. Jesse McGregor 5. Paul High 13. Lucas Baxter 6. Sep Tuafa 14. Rob McDowell 6. Dave Satuala 14. Cameron Prentice 7. James Moses 15. Luke Mataka 7. Issy Tupou 15. Max Watson 8. Taylor Ringland 8. Caleb Kasiano TEAM LISTS - 1st GRADE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Round 8 Saturday, May 17th MANLY GORDON

2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD Referee: Charles Hartson 1.25 PM 1. Tyron Rota Hugh Cropley 1. 2. John Wunder Jim Handlin 2. 3. Tom Mooney Tobias Guikabau 3. 4. Jack Wesson Mitch Lockley 4. 5. Ryan Melrose Michael Hegearty 5. 6. Rhys Dombkins Rohan Pixley 6. 7. Mitch Daniel Scott Nicol 7. 8. Daniel Alley Kurt Girven 8. 9. Mark Swanepoel Matt Hayter 9. 10. Sam Vaevae Erik Moss 10. 11. Chris Yarrington Nick Walker 11. 12. Kayse Greer Junior Ahio 12. 13. Ryan Squires Beau Wilson 13. 14. Josh Carolan Michael Manners 14. 15. Brenden Hartmann Tom Coupland 15.

3RD GRADE - HENDERSON SHIELD Referee: Aragon Heppel 12.00 PM

1. Dane Maraki 9. Max Wood 1. Adam Vilimaa 9. Alec Palmer 2. Brendan Organ 10. Jack Brisby 2. Sam Milgate 10. Jason Seage 3. Alberto Novak 11. Alex Aguis 3. Jack Parfitt 11. Matt Vaughan 4. Spencer Deck 12. Joe Christie 4. Wes Bindzcus 12. Alex Gregory 5. Shannon Jonas 13. Peter Squires 5. Justin Rodgie 13. Chris Hipsley 6. Mitch Gibson 14. Jack Eades 6. Benson Naicegulevu 14. Scott Pursell 7. Robbie Pickering 15. Mike Howard 7. Steve Williams 15. Lachlan Mitchell 8. Carrick May 8. Lex Fairley

4TH GRADE - HENDERSON CUP Referee: Greg Johnstone 10.45 AM

1. Mitch Whiteley 9. Will Thompson 1. Jamie Sandilands 9. Craig Preston 2. Tim Haddaway 10. Cameron Duffus 2. Michael Balk 10. Neil Smail 3. Tom Sparkes 11. Sam Lloyd Green 3. Michael Cunneen 11. Brendan Donnelly 4. Cal Parkinson 12. Seb Terry 4. James Igoe 12. Dan Barnett 5. Saula Serukeibau 13. Joe Metuisela 5. Fabricio Borghi 13. Cassio Coria 6. John Mokofisi 14. Mike Beswick 6. Jonothan Camp 14. Mattieu Nunez 7. James Watson 15. Daniel Selman 7. Grant Hutt 15. James Walker 8. Moses Fifita 8. George Dickson PHOTO GALLERY vs West Harbour Rd 5

Fullback Shaun Treweek Photo: J.B Photography PHOTO GALLERY vs Warringah Rd 6

Scrumhalf Mark Swanepoel Photo: JYASP TEAM LISTS - 1st GRADE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Round 8 NORTH SYDNEY OVAL Saturday, May 17th NORTHERN SUBURBS WARRINGAH

2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD Referee: Sarah Duncan 1.25 PM 1. Dan Murray Jack Tomkins 1. 2. Jake Kay Matthew Wedlake 2. 3. Gody Schuster Luke Preston 3. 4. Nick Palmer Dennis Watson 4. 5. Declan Carroll Michael Ritchie 5. 6. Lewis Dwyer Junior Palau 6. 7. Wildan Olley Pierce Howell 7. 8. Jake Butcher Haydn Black 8. 9. James Stokes Scott Bradley (C) 9. 10. Corey Tulloch Louis Anderson 10. 11. Richard Woolf Edward Doyle 11. 12. Michael Freeman Joshua Gillard 12. 13. Lachlan Porteous Sebastian Wileman 13. 14. Lochie Creagh Harry Jones 14. 15. Jordan Heyer Christopher Arnold 15.

3RD GRADE - HENDERSON SHIELD Referee: James Ardern 12.00 PM

1. James Knight 9. Andrew Woods 1. Will Taufa 9. Ethan Borula 2. Thomas Jeffery 10. Alex Lavender 2. Peter Barratt 10. Joshua Smith 3. Karl Truijens 11. Lincoln Sparks 3. Glen Pritchard 11. Michael Edwards 4. Vilai Kelemete 12. Jack Emery 4. Samuel Reid (C) 12. Jamie Horton 5. Sev Domoni 13. Alex McSpadden 5. Tom Sheridan 13. Harry McBryde 6. Al Hall 14. Jackson Doohan 6. Lua Mulivai 14. Ben Scanlan 7. Timoty Crowyn 15. Joe Jenkins 7. Tom Priddis 15. Jamie Forbes 8. Mitch Howarth 8. Lisiate Smith-Metuisela

4TH GRADE - HENDERSON CUP Referee: Leigh Weathersten 10.45 AM

1. Andrew Dovgan 9. David Bond 1. Roy Vucago 9. Mitch Hyde 2. Josh Clifton 10. Tom Lee 2. Lee Murphy 10. Patrick Beck 3. Ash Hall 11. James Edwards 3. Ryan Trbojevich 11. Doug Dalziel 4. Duncan Cook 12. Tom Olds 4. Toby Paten 12. Phil Cook (C) 5. Will Callanan 13. Juita Siata 5. Harrison Selby 13. Daniel Saggus 6. Russell Whitney 14. Justin Clarke 6. Craig Edmonson 14. Luke Vescio 7. Tom Evans 15. Pat Nakkan 7. Willis Casey 15. Isikeli Joe Osborne 8. Henry Mikkleson 8. Kahn Gillingham TEAM LISTS - 1st GRADE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Round 8 UNIVERSITY OVAL #1 Saturday, May 17th SYDNEY UNIVERSITY PENRITH

2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD Referee: James Hagan 1.25 PM 1. Alex Batho Sione Matangi 1. 2. Tim Reid Jeff Piukala 2. 3. Mike Tyler Andrew Keys 3. 4. Hugh Frazer Matthew Wilton 4. 5. Byron Hodge Antonio Bester 5. 6. Rohan O’Regan Vai Sosaite 6. 7. Michael Widdup Areta Taiti 7. 8. Anthony Pohlen Andrew Pelasio 8. 9. Jock Merriman Mike Baysaat 9. 10. Stefano Hunt Cameron Crowe 10. 11. Sam English Ben Kaafi 11. 12. James McMahon James Umu 12. 13. Dane McCarthy Paueli Halafihi 13. 14. Matthew Hood Campbell Hislop 14. 15. Jason Hofmeyr Selwyn Graff 15.

3RD GRADE - HENDERSON SHIELD Referee: Luke Rogan 12.00 PM

1. Fava Sailosi 9. David Fong 1. Sean Carroll 9. Percy Puri 2. Nick Lyall 10. Cameron Mason 2. Peter Falaniko 10. Duanne Karaka 3. Alex O’Donnell 11. James Luff 3. Peter Niumata 11. Shannon Karaka 4. Daniel Cope 12. James Swan 4. Roy Iosefa 12. Tevita Koloi 5. Andrew Hunter 13. Oliver L’Estrange 5. Martin Garland 13. Kampo Sione 6. Richard Trepant 14. Fadi Saad 6. Soane Sitauti 14. Jordan Tagaloa 7. Jack McCalman 15. Ben Cannon 7. Moli Fifita 15. Chris Tauti 8. Joseph Collingham 8. Atura Mataio

4TH GRADE - HENDERSON CUP Referee: Nathan Shute 10.45 AM

1. Adriano Razeto 9. Tom Wilson 1. Junior Toa 9. Steff Richards 2. Josh Moloney 10. Billy Macklin 2. Fono Utumaua 10. Rob Beathe 3. Dominic Tominiko 11. Andy Ball 3. Stephen Naati 11. Sitiveni Kinikini 4. John Nichol 12. Rhys Griffiths 4. Joshua Lamb 12. Henry Lilomaiava 5. Nick Coaldrake 13. Jason Date 5. Chris Ofa 13. Peter Turner 6. Rangi Tagaloa 14. Richard Croft 6. Owen Crozier 14. Sisi Maea 7. David Pohlen 15. Kodie Drury Hawkins 7. Jeremy Tafau 15. Laione Iosefa 8. Elliott Barrett 8. Manu Toli TEAM LISTS - 1st GRADE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Round 8 WOOLLAHRA OVAL Saturday, May 17th EASTERN SUBURBS EASTWOOD

2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD Referee: Tim Wills 1.25 PM 1. Rory McMullen Lefu Loapo 1. 2. Seilala Lam Bleddyn Gant 2. 3. Clay Brodie Robert Lagudi 3. 4. BJ Edwards James Neale 4. 5. Harry Hosegood Tom Alexander 5. 6. Dan Elsom Michael Kovacic 6. 7. James Graham Jackson Larkin 7. 8. Sam Stitcher Joey Afualo 8. 9. Luke Irwin Andrew Ferris 9. 10. Archie King Jai Ayoub 10. 11. Sam Devlin Mark Frost 11. 12. Jeremy Raftos Blake Sutton 12. 13. Blake Boulton Tim Williams 13. 14. Scott Ferris John Grant 14. 15. Matt Armour James Martin 15.

3RD GRADE - HENDERSON SHIELD Referee: David Jones-Pritchard 12.00 PM

1. Jake Turnbull 9. Tim Duschene 1. Dean Doumbos 9. Gerard McTaggart 2. Luke Wilson 10. Hugh Brownhill 2. Dave Feketi 10. Ben Abood 3. Ephraim Lesa 11. Julian Attard 3. Daniel Minto 11. Alex Del Moro 4. Patrick Thurtell 12. Keith Masima 4. Matt Prestipino 12. Sione Fangia 5. Charlie Thompson (C) 13. Anthony Barbara 5. Adam Wyper 13. Tai Luani 6. Kyosuke Kajikawa 14. Steve Mayman 6. Dave Rose 14. Jack Philp 7. Nick Lumley 15. Warwick Percival 7. Tiueti Asi 15. Sione Kupu 8. Ivan Luteru 8. Nick Johnson

4TH GRADE - HENDERSON CUP Referee: Alex Richards 10.45 AM

1. Rhys Ward 9. Luke Rowntree 1. Coren Shore 9. Pat Hilgendorf 2. Ed Woodgate 10. Ryan Jones 2. Heath Toon 10. Xaview Chigwidden 3. Lindsey Stevens 11. Soichi Kono 3. Harry Morton 11. Alex Leslie 4. Iakina Alefiou 12. Israel Stephens 4. Robbie Hendricks 12. Peli Lavaka 5. Roman Wilson 13. Vico Muliaga 5. Lachie Parker 13. Alex Maguire 6. Tom O’Donahoo 14. Jeremy Attard 6. Paul Ng Shiu 14. Daniel Bystrom 7. Jack Harris 15. Conor Walsh 7. Chris Hingston 15. Shane Collins 8. James Ormasher (C) 8. Jason Havea 1ST GRADE -

Round 7 Results & Scorers Eastwood 35 (Nick Batger 2, Hugh Roach, Mick Snowden, Tom Hill tries; Pierre Hola 5 cons) defeated Parramatta 24 (Taqele Naiyaravoro 2, Evan Olmstead, Alex Samoa tries; Chris Nay 2 cons). Warringah 34 (David Feltscheer 2, Harry Jones, Boyd Killingworth, Luke Holmes tries; Hamish Angus 3 cons, pen) defeated West Harbour 32 (Rory Sidey 2, Alofa Alofa, Joel Brookes, Dave Harvey tries; Dave Harvey 2 cons, pen). Eastern Suburbs 35 (Darcy Etrich 2, Will Paterson, Tala Gray, Billy Johnston tries; Brendan McKibbin 2 cons, Henry Hudson 2 pens) defeated Penrith 30 (Jerome McKenzie 2, Solomona Silipa, John Waititi tries; Robbie Mate 2 cons, 2 pens) Southern Districts 30 (Denny Godinet 2, Ben Connolly, Chris O’Reilly tries; Rohan Saifoloi 2 cons, 2 pens) defeated Randwick 22 (Sam Figg, Ethan Ford tries; Liam Windon 2 cons, 2 pens) Sydney University 46 (Tom Boidin, Daniel Kelly, Jack Macklin, Hugo Dessens, Dane McCarthy, Jeremy Tilse tries; Daniel Kelly 5 cons, 2 pens) defeated Gordon 7 (Terry Preston try, con) Manly 26 (Harry Bergelin, Dane Chisholm, Dave Porecki, Ed Gower tries; Dane Chisholm 3 cons) defeated Northern Suburbs 5 ( try) 2ND GRADE - COLIN CAIRD SHIELD

Round 7 Results

Round 7 Results & Scorers 3RD GRADE - J.R. HENDERSON SHIELD

Round 7 Results 4TH GRADE - J.R. HENDERSON CUP

Round 7 Results Round 7 Results CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

Shute Shield Round 9 Fixtures WEST HARBOUR V NORTHERN SUBURBS at Concord Oval

GORDON V WARRINGAH at

PENRITH V MANLY at Nepean Rugby Park

EASTWOOD V SYDNEY UNIVERSITY at TG Millner Field

RANDWICK V EASTERN SUBURBS at Coogee Oval

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