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2018 Nswrl Appointments 2018 NSWRL APPOINTMENTS WEEK 2 - FINALS SERIES - JUNIOR REPS - TARSHA GALE, HAROLD MATTHEWS & SG BALL / ROUND 7 -MAJOR COMPS - ISP, JF / ROUND 5 - HNWP / ROUND 3- RMC & SS Saturday 21 April GM Interchange HIA Parramatta Eels v Cronulla Sharks Leichhardt Oval Harold Matthews 10.30 am Rocky Musolino Glenn Reece Lionel Brown Illawarra Steelers v St george Dragons Leichhardt Oval Tarsha Gale Cup 12.00 pm Rocky Musolino Lionel Brown Newcastle Knights v Penrith Panthers Leichhardt Oval Tarsha Gale Cup 1.30 pm Rocky Musolino Glenn Reece Penrith Panthers v Canberra Raiders Leichhardt Oval SG Ball 3.00 pm Penny Morgan Glenn Reece Lionel Brown Penrith Panthers v Canterbury Bulldogs Leichhardt Oval Harold Matthews 4.30 pm Penny Morgan Glenn Reece Lionel Brown Sydney Roosters v Canterbury Bulldogs Leichhardt Oval SG Ball 6.00 pm Penny Morgan Glenn Reece Lionel Brown Sydney Roosters v Manly Sea Eagles Berkeley Vale Oval Jersey Flegg 1.00 pm Mark Steanes Leanne Gardner Jeff Gardner Wyong Roos v Blacktown WSE Berkeley Vale Oval Intrust Super Premiership 3.00 pm Darryle Alexander Leanne Gardner Jeff Gardner Canterbury Bankstown v Cabramatta Belmore Sports Ground HNWP 10.45 am Angela Madigan Michael Reid Canterbury Bulldogs v Newtown Jets (** Channel 9) Belmore Sports Ground Intrust Super Premiership 1.00 pm Angela Madigan Julie Kelly Michael Reid Canterbury Bulldogs v Cronulla Sharks Belmore Sports Ground Jersey Flegg 3.00 pm Angela Madigan Julie Kelly Michael Reid NZ Warriors v St George Illawarra Dragons Mt Smart Stadium Jersey Flegg 1.00 pm (NZ) Craig Loza Daniel Caddy Alan Caddy NZ Warriors v St George Illawarra Dragons Mt Smart Stadium Intrust Super Premiership 3.00 pm (NZ) Craig Loza Daniel Caddy Alan Caddy North Sydney v Mounties (* Fox Sports) Central Coast Stadium Intrust Super Premiership 12.45 pm Luke Eisenhauer John Jewiss Western Suburbs v Glebe Burwood Wolves Campbelltown Stadium Ron Massey Cup 11.00 am Darrin Noon Tony Farr Brooke Barlow Wests Tigers v Newcastle Knights Campbelltown Stadium Jersey Flegg 1.15 pm Darrin Noon Tony Farr Brooke Barlow Wests Magpies v Newcastle Knights Campbelltown Stadium Intrust Super Premiership 3.00 pm Darrin Noon Tony Farr Brooke Barlow Cabramatta v Moorebank Rams New Era Stadium Sydney Shield 1.30 pm Robert Gerrie Tony Beger Lana Brisenden Cabramatta v Mounties New Era Stadium Ron Massey Cup 3.00 pm Robert Gerrie Tony Beger Lana Brisenden St Marys v Blacktown Workers St Marys Leagues Stadium Sydney Shield 3.00 pm Ross Antoniolli Jason Waddell Steve Cosgrove St Marys v Blacktown Workers St Marys Leagues Stadium Ron Massey Cup 5.00 pm Ross Antoniolli Jason Waddell Steve Cosgrove ROUND 1 -TOOHEYS NEWCASTLE RUGBY LEAGUE Saturday 21 April GM Interchange HIA Maitland Pickers v Cessnock Maitland Sportsground Tooheys Newcastle RL 3.30 pm Neville Allan Macquarie Scorpions v Lakes United Peacock Field Tooheys Newcastle RL 3.30 pm Kylie Aylett Kurri Kurri v South Newcastle Kurri Kurri Sportsground Tooheys Newcastle RL 3.30 pm Craig Diebert Sunday 22 April Western Suburbs v Central Newcastle Harker Oval Tooheys Newcastle RL 3.30 pm Craig Diebert ROUND 1 -TERTIARY COMPS TAFE NSW Polecats v Sydney University Blackmore Oval Tertiary RL 1.00 pm John Hayes Macquarie University v UTS Tigers Blackmore Oval Tertiary RL 3.00 pm John Hayes ROUND 7 -MAJOR COMPS - ISP, JF / ROUND 5 - HNWP / ROUND 3- RMC & SS Sunday 22 April North Sydney v Mounties North Sydney Oval Jersey Flegg 3.00 pm John Jewiss Shane Evans Julie Kelly Wentworthville Magpies v Penrith Panthers (* Fox Sports)ANZ Stadium Intrust Super Premiership 11.45 am Darrin Noon Brian Waiting Michael Cassidy Cronulla Caringbah v Newcastle Knights Southern Cross Group Stadium HNWP 2.00 pm Robert Gerrie Lana Brisenden Belrose Eagles v East Campbelltown Lionel Watts Reserve Sydney Shield 3.00 pm Luke Eisenhauer Glenn Reece Jason Waddell Wentworthville v Mounties Ringrose Park HNWP 9.30 am Rocky Musolino Steve Marcos Wentworthville Magpies v Guildford Owls Ringrose Park Sydney Shield 11.00 am Rocky Musolino David Cuthbertson Steve Marcos Parramatta Eels v Penrith Panthers Ringrose Park Jersey Flegg 1.00 pm Rocky Musolino David Cuthbertson Steve Marcos Wentworthville Magpies v Guildford Owls Ringrose Park Intrust Super Premiership 3.00 pm Rocky Musolino David Cuthbertson Steve Marcos South Sydney v North Sydney Erskineville Oval HNWP 2.00 pm Harry Collins Tony Beger Asquith Magpies v Hills District Storey Park Ron Massey Cup 3.00 pm Angela Madigan Max Dunn Steve Cosgrove Asquith Magpies v Hills District Storey Park Sydney Shield 1.00 pm Angela Madigan Max Dunn Steve Cosgrove.
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