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2018 Nswrl Appointments 2018 NSWRL APPOINTMENTS ROUND 11 -MAJOR COMPS - ISP & JF / ROUND 7- RMC & SS / ROUND 4 -TERTIARY RL Saturday 19 May GM Interchange HIA Mounties v Wentworthville Magpies Henson Park Intrust Super Premiership 11.00 am Angela Madigan Julie Kelly Scott Filmer St George Illawarra Dragons v NZ Warriors (* Nine) Henson Park Intrust Super Premiership 1.00 pm Angela Madigan Julie Kelly Scott Filmer Newtown Jets v Wyong Roos Henson Park Intrust Super Premiership 3.30 pm Angela Madigan Julie Kelly Scott Filmer North Sydney v Manly Sea Eagles Leichhardt Oval Jersey Flegg 11.30 am Darrin Noon Tony Beger Michael Reid Wests Tigers v Penrith Panthers Leichhardt Oval Jersey Flegg 1.15 pm Darrin Noon Tony Beger Michael Reid Mounites v Parramatta Eels Leichhardt Oval Jersey Flegg 3.00 pm Darrin Noon Tony Beger Michael Reid Cronulla Sharks v Sydney Roosters Belmore Sportsground Jersey Flegg 12.00 pm Peter Denny Tony Farr Russell Stevens St George Illawarra Dragons v NZ Warriors Belmore Sportsground Jersey Flegg 2.00 pm Peter Denny Tony Farr Russell Stevens Canterbury Bulldogs v Newcastle Knights Belmore Sportsground Jersey Flegg 4.00 pm Peter Denny Tony Farr Russell Stevens Western Suburbs v Cabramatta Campbelltown Stadium Ron Massey Cup 2.00 pm Rocky Musolino Selina Ellis Lisa Humphreys ROUND 4-TERTIARY COMPS Saturday 19 May UTS Tigers v Macquarie University Blackmore Oval Tertiary RL 1.00 pm John Hayes Sydney University v TAFE NSW Polecats Blackmore Oval Tertiary RL 3.00 pm John Hayes NSWRL- HAROLD MATTHEWS V CRL- ANDREW JOHNS - JUNIOR REPS - U16's / ROUND 11 -MAJOR COMPS - ISP & JF / ROUND 7- RMC & SS / ROUND 4 -TERTIARY RL Sunday 20 May Manly Sea Eagles v Western Rams Glenn Willow Sports Complex, MudgeeU16's -NSWRL v CRL Final 11.45 am Bob Lanigan - NRL Official Darrin Noon NRL Official Wests Magpies v Penrith Panthers North Sydney Oval Intrust Super Premiership 11.00 am Penny Morgan Steve Marcos Lionel Brown Canterbury Bulldogs v Newcastle Knights North Sydney Oval Intrust Super Premiership 1.00 pm Penny Morgan Steve Marcos Lionel Brown North Sydney v Blacktown WSE North Sydney Oval Intrust Super Premiership 3.00 pm Penny Morgan Steve Marcos Lionel Brown Hills District v St Marys Crestwood Oval Sydney Shield 1.00 pm Robert Gerrie Jason Waddell Brooke Barlow Hills District v St Marys Crestwood Oval Ron Massey Cup 3.00 pm Robert Gerrie Jason Waddell Brooke Barlow Penrith Brothers v Blacktown Workers Hickeys Lane Complex Sydney Shield 1.15 pm Sue Geale Joe Paolini Brian Waiting Penrith Brothers v Blacktown Workers Hickeys Lane Complex Ron Massey Cup 3.00 pm Sue Geale Joe Paolini Brian Waiting Wentworthville Magpies v Asquith Magpies Ringrose Park Sydney Shield 1.00 pm Rocky Musolino Max Dunn Michael Reid Wentworthville Magpies v Asquith Magpies Ringrose Park Ron Massey Cup 3.00 pm Rocky Musolino Max Dunn Michael Reid East Campbelltown v Cabramatta Waminda Oval Sydney Shield 2.45 pm Luke Eisenhauer David Cuthbertson Glenn Reece Belrose Eagles v Guildford Owls Lionel Watts Reserve Sydney Shield 3.00 pm John Jewiss Shane Evans Julie Kelly Glebe Burwood Wolves v Guildford Owls Goddard Park Ron Massey Cup 2.00 pm Peter Filmer Steve Cosgrove Scott Filmer.
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