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Gallen: Stuff the Crowd, Give Me the Shield B12 SPORT Wednesday, July 9, 2014 THE PRESS, Christchurch RUGBY LEAGUE Gallen: Stuff the crowd, give me the shield NSW skipper Paul Gallen says he played up here a few weeks back Maroons skipper Cameron ney before and I don’t recall too Thurston threw a scare into the in the first two games. having their eight-year winning doesn’t care if he lifts the State of with Cronulla and they were let- Smith refused to encourage the many packed houses to see it hap- camp when he failed to complete a ‘‘He just received a knock. He streak snapped. Origin shield in front of a virtually ting me have it. home supporters to stay behind pen.’’ training session on Sunday after was full of life this morning as he ‘‘We are all very disappointed empty Suncorp Stadium tonight. ‘‘This is not just about me and and show their appreciation for Smith, meanwhile, has given colliding with another player. usually is,’’ Smith said.’’ with the result, there’s no doubt A mass walk-out of Queensland these players it’s about all the Laurie Daley’s side. injury concern Johnathan He sat out the final 25 minutes Smith said Cronk was also rel- about that,’’ he said. ‘‘Everyone fans is expected at the final siren coaches and players that have ‘‘I already have three children Thurston the thumbs up and has of an opposed session icing a knee ishing his return after breaking an was bitterly disappointed when we when the Blues celebrate their played in the other years before of my own that I have to tell what tipped returning halfback Cooper and was later diagnosed with a arm early in game one. He came into the dressing sheds after first series victory in nine years. this. It will be a special moment.’’ to do,’’ Smith said. ‘‘I am not going Cronk to make up for lost time as corked thigh. relegates Daly Cherry-Evans back the game [two]. ‘‘I don’t care if there’s five The Blues had their final train- to tell 50,000 people what they Queensland attempt to avoid Smith said Thurston was ready to a utility bench role. ‘‘For most of those guys it was people there or 50,000, I am looking ing session yesterday morning at should or shouldn’t do. suffering their first whitewash in to bounce back to his best tonight Smith said they were desperate the first time they had lost a forward to it,’’ Gallen said. ‘‘I the stadium. ‘‘I have lifted the shield in Syd- 14 years. after being well contained by NSW to avoid a rare whitewash after series.’’ AAP DRAWS Thunder Panthers, Riccarton Domain S1, 02:30 PM; Templeton FC v Christchurch United, Templeton Nunweek Park 3; 13/07/ 04:10:00 PM Rangiora 2 v Murphy Park 2, REF: Northern. Park 7A, 9:40, Ref Sydenham; Halswell Hornets Gold NORTH CANTERBURY ATHLETICS Universities Golden Boys v CTFC Sweaters, Ilam Domain S1, 02:00 PM; HSOB/Burnside 3 Nunweek Park 1; 13/07/ 04:30:00 17 Years ; Aranui Eagles v Halswell Hornets, 11:45, v Halswell Hornets N, Canterbury Park 7A, 10:20,Ref DRAW FOR SATURDAY 12 JULY 2014 Fields S1, 02:30 PM; Mid Canterbury FC Eastern v CSSL Div 3: Fiji Sangam v BYE; Alvarado’s v Glenbyre PM Selwyn 4 v Selwyn 5 Nunweek Park 3; 13/07/ Wainoni Park 1 REF: O.Harvey (1) ; Hornby Panthers v Halswell; Aranui Eagles. REPRESENTATIVE; Southbridge Shield, North Athletics Canterbury Cross Country & Road Parklands United, Ashburton Domain S3, 02:30 PM; C, Linfield Park S1, 02:00 PM; Glenbyre B v Prebbleton 05:30:00 PM University Nomads v Hornby Addington Magpies, 11:45, Leslie Park REF: A.Rowe; Canterbury Seniors v. Ellesmere Seniors, Culverden 1, Committee Western Score v Methven FC, Walter Park S2, 02:30 Rovers, Heathcote Domain S1, 02:00 PM; Lyttelton Timberwolves Nunweek Park 1 Woolston Rams v Linwood Keas 11:00, Woolston Park 2.45pm, C Johnson; Assistant Referees: G Cate, M Saturday 12 July 2014 PM; Borough v Kerala Stars, Ferrymead Park S1, 02:00 PM; Senior Women Division 1 Championship: 13/07/ REF: D.Kennedy. RUGBY Gameson, SC: K Fitzgerald, G We;ch; Munro Shield, New Brighton Olympic – Club Run, Clubrooms, Rawhiti Men’s Div 5: Papanui Redwood A v Papanui-Redwood CSSL Div 4: BYE v Southern Districts B; Lyttleton 11:50:00 AM HSOB/Burnside 1 v Marist 2 White Marist 15 Years ; Hornby Panthers v Linwood Keas, 10:30, North Canterbury Colts v. Ellesmere Colts, Culverden Domain, Keyes Road, New Brighton, 1.45pm. CHRISTCHURCH METROPOLITAN RUGBY Bombadiers, ASB Football Park, 12:30 PM; Burnham v Athletic v BYE; Cortados Salamanders v Ilam Hardies, Park @ St. Bede’s College; 13/07/ 12:20:00 PM Linwood Park 1, REF: C.Ritchie ; Papanui Tigers v DRAW FOR SATURDAY 12 JULY 2014 1, 1.00pm, S Cunnold; Assistant Referees: G Peddie, S Universities Creatures, Coronation Park S1, 02:30 PM; Walter Park S1, 02:00 PM; St Albans Squires v Rangiora Evergreens v Harewood 1 Nunweek Park 2; Halswell Hornets, 11:30, Papanui Domain 1, REF: HAWKINS DIVISION 1 - SECTION 1; DCL Shield Match - Laird, SC: A Stokes, P Bigwood; McGiffert Trophy, 13/07/ 01:50:00 PM Carlton Redcliffs B v Avon BADMINTON Halswell United Bombers v Selwyn UFC Men’s Div 5, Sunnyside Naga, Clare Park S1, 02:00 PM; D.Cook (1) ; Aranui High School Bye. Marist Albion Holder, Christchurch v. Marist Albion, North Canterbury U18 v. Ellesmere U18, Culverden 2, Nunweek Park 3; 13/07/ 03:00:00 PM University v Warren Park S4, 02:30 PM; CSSL Div 5: Sunnyside C v Harringtons, Spreydon 13 Years; Riccarton Knights v Halswell Hornets, 9:30, Christchurch Pk 1, 2.45pm, C Gurr; Assistant 1.30pm, J Mc Alister; Assistant Referees: K Hancox, A Draws for Badminton Canterbury. Hornby Wildcats Nunweek Park 2; 13/07/ 04:00:00 Men’s Div 6: Burwood B v Hornby United AIS, Clare Domain S2, 02:00 PM; St Albans Squires B v Crosbie Park 1, Ref Riccarton; Papanui Tigers v Referees: R Notley, T Marshall, SC: A Tuu’u; HSOB v. Brosnahan, SC: G McGiffert, G Eder; Tiny Hill Shield, Wednesday 9th July PM Marist 1 Green v Selwyn 2 Marist Park @ St. Park S1, 02:30 PM; Universities Yellow Jackets v Sunnyside B, Elmwood Park S1, 02:00 PM; Avonhead C Hornby Panthers, 11:30, Papanui Domain 2, Ref Lincoln University, Rugby Park, 2.45pm, G Reed; North Canterbury U16 v. Ellesmere U16, Culverden 2, Doubles 3: Round 9 – Windsor/Avon v Lincoln, Bede’s College Parklands United, Ilam Fields S3, 02:30 PM; Hornby v Coastal Spirit Rovers C, Avonhead Park S4, 02:00 Papanui; Linwood Keas v Aranui Eagles, 9:30 Linwood Assistant Referees: S Lilley, G Dickson, SC: P Findlay; 12.00pm, J Stringer; Assistant Referees: G Dunseath, Cashmere V Fendalton, Canterbury v Bye. Senior Women Division 2 Championship: 13/07/ United v FC Twenty 11 Criminals, Warren Park S3, PM; Park 3, Ref Linwood. New Brighton v. Sydenham, Rawhiti 1, 2.45pm, N S O’Reilly, SC: G Matthews, R Lane; A Grade: Round 10 – UCBC v Avon Red, Fendalton/ 09:00:00 AM Rangiora 2 v Hornby Panthers Marist 02:30 PM; Universities Maroon Marauders v Halswell Womens Div 1: Halswell United Green v Western AFC 12 Years; Papanui Tigers v Linwood Keas, Papanui Inwood; Assistant Referees: B Ralfe, P Skjellerup, SC: NORTH CANTERBURY LTD DIVISION 2; Kaiapoi v. Knox/UCBC v Avon Blue, Lincoln Red v Lincoln Black, Park @ St. Bede’s College; 13/07/ 09:40:00 AM HSOB United Goal Exchange, Ilam Fields S4, 02:30 PM; Princesses, Halswell Domain S2, 10:30 AM; Selwyn Domain 1, 10:30, Ref Papanui; Aranui Eagles v B Powell; Saracens, Kai Oval, 2.00pm, J Archer; Sunday, 13 July Lincoln Green v Bye. / Burnside 2 v Harewood 2 Nunweek Park 2; 13/07/ 2014: Woodend v. Hurunui, Wood 1, 1.30pm, K Papanui Redwood Infantry v Burwood A, Redwood UFC Women’s Div 1 v Universities Womens Dragons, Halswell Hornets, Canterbury Park 1, 9:00, Ref Aranui; HAWKINS DIVISION 1 - SECTION 2; Burnside v. Sumner, Thursday 10th July 10:50:00 AM Marist v Carlton Redcliffs C Nunweek Hancox; Sunday, 13 July 2014: Amberley v. Ashley, Park S1, 02:30 PM; Brookside Park S1, 10:30 AM; Matt Blair Motors Hornby Panthers v Northern Bulldogs, Canterbury Burnside 1, 2.45pm, G Colenso; Assistant Referees: P B Grade: Round 9 – Fendavon Classy A’s v F & C Park 1; 13/07/ 11:10:00 AM Avon Blue v University Amb 1, 2.00pm, Chris Rowe; Men’s Pres A: Coastal Spirit v Halswell United Amberley Women v Western AFC Rebels, Amberley Park 1, 9:50, Ref Hornby. Cooper, P Koorey, SC: C Hammond; Belfast v. Shirley, Funbags, F & C Hotdogs v Knox/Cashmere, Ashgrove Nunweek Park 3 Presidents, Cuthberts Green S5, 02:30 PM; CTFC Domain S2, 10:30 AM; Waimak United v ISL Hornby, 11 Years; Aranui Eagles v Halswell Hornets, Sheldon 1, 2.45pm, L Hayward; Assistant Referees: R NORTH CANTERBURY LTD DIVISION 2 RESERVE; 1 v Ashgrove 2, Lincoln v Canterbury, UCBC v Bye. Senior Women Division 3 Championship: 13/07/ Canaries v Waimak Gold, Spreydon Domain S2, 02:30 ASB Football Park, 10:30 AM; Canterbury Park 6, 9:00 Ref Aranui; Hornby Panthers Mortimer, B Mitchell, SC: L Hayward; Linwood v. Sunday, 13 July 2014: Woodend v. Glenmark-Cheviot, Sunday 01:00:00 AM Bye HSOB/Burnside 3; 13/07/ 09:50:00 PM; Christchurch United v Universities Presidents, Women’s Div 2a: Mid Canterbury FC Skip 2 it v v Riccarton Knights, Canterbury Park 6, 9:50, Ref University, Linfield 1, 2.45pm, S McKnight; Assistant Woodend 2, 2.00pm, K Fitzgerald; Sunday, 13 July Masters 5-7pm AM University Incas v Harewood 3 Red (1) Nunweek Warren Park S2, 02:30 PM; Nomads United B v Nomads Ladies, Ashburton Domain S1, 10:30 AM; Hornby; Linwood Keas Bye.
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