2016 Under-20 Rugby World Championships - Manchester UK
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Ted Fahey (11)
Here's a link to the scores for the Super U20s Comp: http://www2.rugbylink.com.au/common...x?gradeid=22331&save=0&entityid=30894&id=DRAW
Here's a link to the championship ladder: http://www2.rugbylink.com.au/common...px?gradeid=22331_1&seasonid=97&entityid=30894
Anyone got more details like score sheets, match reports...?
Here's a link to the championship ladder: http://www2.rugbylink.com.au/common...px?gradeid=22331_1&seasonid=97&entityid=30894
Anyone got more details like score sheets, match reports...?
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TOCC
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Well Reds said they would make the Reds vs Force U20's match available for streaming on their website, its 15min into the match and still no sight of the link... disappointing
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Ward Prentice (10)
They just tweeted:
Queensland Reds @Reds_Rugby 37s37 seconds ago
We are currently having difficulties with the live stream of the Reds U20's. An update will be posted when fixed.
At least that means I can quit mashing refresh on the Reds homepage!
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Frank Nicholson (4)
Anyone know if there is a copy of last nights game saved anywhere to watch?
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TOCC
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TOCC
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Tui has knocked-on or dropped about 3 balls in the 10mins that I've watched..
Reds forwards dominating
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Nev Cottrell (35)
Well done Reds, another commanding performance.
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Dick Tooth (41)
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Reds 43-7 Force
Photos from the Reds U20 v Force U20 here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/100900132@N02/albums/72157665316445392
Tries to: Asiata, Tupou (x2), Tui, Tualima & Hoopert, plus Ferris for the Force
https://www.flickr.com/photos/100900132@N02/albums/72157665316445392
Tries to: Asiata, Tupou (x2), Tui, Tualima & Hoopert, plus Ferris for the Force
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Herbert Moran (7)
Max Girdler (6) off on a rampaging run for NSW Gen Blue
Theo Strang (9) offloading to Ryan McCauley (4)
Nice lineout win by Cameron Holt (5) from a Suita Tai (2) throw for the Brumbies
Vuni Fifita (1) crashes into his opposite number Faalelei Sione (1)
Putting on the extra points for NSW Gen Blue
Harrison Goddard (21) lining up to tackle Brumbies captain Jordan Jackson-Hope (12)
Goddard fires one off the back of a maul to Latu Latunipulo (13)
Clean lineout win to Ryan McCauley (4) off a throw from Ed Craig (16)
Siaosi Halaifonua (8) and Tom Molloy (10) for NSW combine to bring the Brumbies runner down
Gen Blue winger Latu Latunipulu (13) on his way to a try for the NSW Waratahs - too quick to catch
Driving maul off a Waratahs Gen Blue lineout leading to a try for Ed Craig (16)
Harrison Goddard (21) couldn't quite match the speed of Brumbies speedster fullback Harry Tyson (15) who scored a 75 metre try with 5 mins to go
Brumbies hooker Samuel Samuelu (16) lines up his opposite number
Another clean linout win to Siaosi Halaifonua (8) up the back
Ned Yeomans (12) shoots a pass to his winger on a Gen Blue attacking run
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Ted Fahey (11)
Reds u20s were solid although it wasn't as clinical as last week. Few handling errors ruined continuity and may have got the score a lot higher, however there were stages when the force looked dangerous as they may have applied pressure to force errors. Once again Tupou was dominant going forward, no. 10 qld was instrumental with his tactical kicking game. Thought the Force showed some glimpses of forward momentum midway through the game however as the score got away they slowly fell away in numbers,as their defence line lacked aggression & numbers. 2nd half the reds picked up the tempo both in forwards & backs. Overall the reds took control and showed their speed out wide. Good to see the reds coach showing respect for his bench.
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I only caught the second half but agree with your comments on the Red v For U20s
I can't remember specify players, but the Reds back-row was impressive, making plenty of meters and turnovers... And the backs were solid, Cambell Magnay ran hard and got across the advantage line every time.
I can't remember specify players, but the Reds back-row was impressive, making plenty of meters and turnovers... And the backs were solid, Cambell Magnay ran hard and got across the advantage line every time.
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Ted Fahey (11)
TOCC, Magnay was very solid mate, most of the backs ran well especially in the 2nd half, don't know no.23 is but he came forward with speed and gave his side momentum, great bench!
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Nev Cottrell (35)
(23) Jayden Ngamanu, very talented little player with a big future plays fullback but apparently he played most of his junior rugby at flyhalf (10). BBC 1XV, Aus Schoolboys, Aus Youth Sevens and I've heard he play Aus touch too (Tri National).
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Herbert Moran (7)
Here's a basic top-line summary of the match on Friday afternoon between the Brumbies and Waratah's Under 20s.
The first half was full of mistakes on both sides. Lots of dropped ball - spilling from the hands at impact during tackles and just basic fumbles or passes too long or behind the shoulder.
Although the senior Brumbies / Waratah's game later the same evening took 25 minutes for the first scrum to set, by comparison the 20s must have had 10 or 12 in the first 25 mins.
The Brumbies scrum was superior. Almost every scrum in the first half held for a few moments, and then the Brumbies pushed the Waratahs back one, two or three metres. They just couldn't hold them - would be interested to know the comparative pack weights.
There were a few penalties for scrum infringements against the Waratahs as well (wheeling the scrum by pulling back, popping up, etc).
Lineouts were improved on previous weeks, but still a bit of a lucky dip. Some were good, some were not so good, and the Brumbies pinched a few in the first half and disrupted the Waratah's delivery on others.
The game see-sawed from end to end through the first half, with neither team taking obvious ascendency.
The score at half time was 5-0 to the Waratahs.
In the second half, the back line movements started to flow better and the ball didn't go to ground so often. The NSW Gen Blue boys seemed to pick up the pace and make the more of the opportunities presented to them than the Brumbies, as the second half progressed. In the forwards, the scrum improved - even won a well contested tight head in the last 20 minutes and a few good driving mauls - with every lineout won cleanly.
With 32 minutes left in the second half it was Brumbies 5 - Waratahs 12.
10 minutes after half time a bunch of reserves came on for the Waratahs, and soon the same followed for the Brumbies. The depth of the NSW side showed through at this point.
18 minutes to full time it was Brumbies 7 - Waratahs 19
14 minutes to full time it was Brumbies 7 - Waratahs 26
The Waratahs were taking control of the match now, and it felt perhaps that the big boppers in the Brumbies forwards couldn't keep up the pace. The Waratah's reserves bench also seemed to add some spice around the park.
With 12 minutes to go it was Brumbies 7 - Waratahs 31, and the match was pretty well sewn up. But that's when the Gen Blue boys may have relaxed a little too much.
The Brumbies fullback Harry Tyson picked up a loose ball (or perhaps it was an intercept) and sprinted about 75 metres down the sideline, chased most of the way by Harrison Goddard who couldn't quite run him down (Goddard had a heavily strapped knee and was perhaps held back by this?).
With 8 minutes to go, the score was now Brumbies 12 - Waratahs 31, the ACT boys had their tails up.
With one minute to go the Brumbies 20s squeezed over in the corner, taking the final score to Brumbies 19 - Waratahs 31.
Too little too late, but a good effort in the dying minutes by the ACT side.
The first half was full of mistakes on both sides. Lots of dropped ball - spilling from the hands at impact during tackles and just basic fumbles or passes too long or behind the shoulder.
Although the senior Brumbies / Waratah's game later the same evening took 25 minutes for the first scrum to set, by comparison the 20s must have had 10 or 12 in the first 25 mins.
The Brumbies scrum was superior. Almost every scrum in the first half held for a few moments, and then the Brumbies pushed the Waratahs back one, two or three metres. They just couldn't hold them - would be interested to know the comparative pack weights.
There were a few penalties for scrum infringements against the Waratahs as well (wheeling the scrum by pulling back, popping up, etc).
Lineouts were improved on previous weeks, but still a bit of a lucky dip. Some were good, some were not so good, and the Brumbies pinched a few in the first half and disrupted the Waratah's delivery on others.
The game see-sawed from end to end through the first half, with neither team taking obvious ascendency.
The score at half time was 5-0 to the Waratahs.
In the second half, the back line movements started to flow better and the ball didn't go to ground so often. The NSW Gen Blue boys seemed to pick up the pace and make the more of the opportunities presented to them than the Brumbies, as the second half progressed. In the forwards, the scrum improved - even won a well contested tight head in the last 20 minutes and a few good driving mauls - with every lineout won cleanly.
With 32 minutes left in the second half it was Brumbies 5 - Waratahs 12.
10 minutes after half time a bunch of reserves came on for the Waratahs, and soon the same followed for the Brumbies. The depth of the NSW side showed through at this point.
18 minutes to full time it was Brumbies 7 - Waratahs 19
14 minutes to full time it was Brumbies 7 - Waratahs 26
The Waratahs were taking control of the match now, and it felt perhaps that the big boppers in the Brumbies forwards couldn't keep up the pace. The Waratah's reserves bench also seemed to add some spice around the park.
With 12 minutes to go it was Brumbies 7 - Waratahs 31, and the match was pretty well sewn up. But that's when the Gen Blue boys may have relaxed a little too much.
The Brumbies fullback Harry Tyson picked up a loose ball (or perhaps it was an intercept) and sprinted about 75 metres down the sideline, chased most of the way by Harrison Goddard who couldn't quite run him down (Goddard had a heavily strapped knee and was perhaps held back by this?).
With 8 minutes to go, the score was now Brumbies 12 - Waratahs 31, the ACT boys had their tails up.
With one minute to go the Brumbies 20s squeezed over in the corner, taking the final score to Brumbies 19 - Waratahs 31.
Too little too late, but a good effort in the dying minutes by the ACT side.
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