Shute Shield 2016

[Hugh Jarse]

2016 Gregor George Cup (Club Championship) Watch:
(after Round 10*)

There are a maximum of 215 points available to a club each week, based on all 7 club teams winning with a 4 try BP and the target to win is >3000 points which was achieved by 3 clubs in 2014 and the 2015 winner was on 2905 points. In 2014 the difference between 1st and 2nd was only 33 points, with 3rd only 52 points further back. In 2015 there was only 49 points between 1st and 2nd, with 3rd place 113 points further back.


*Sydney University, 1675 points
Randwick, 1586 points
Eastern Suburbs, 1522 points
Eastwood, 1507 points
Southern Districts, 1362 points
Warringah, 1296 points
Northern Suburbs, 1270 points
Manly, 1224 points
Gordon, 798 points
West Harbour, 632 points
*Parramatta, 546 points
Penrith, 47 points

How the Club Championship table is calculated.
The competition points from the individual competitions are multiplied by the following factors and then added together.
First Grade - 15
Second Grade - 8
Third Grade - 5
Fourth Grade - 4
Colts 1 - 6
Colts 2 - 3
Colts 3 - 2

The 49 point difference between Gold and Silver in 2015 could have been made up from an extra 3 BP in Shute Shield and an extra BP in 4th Grade, or an extra victory with a BP in 2nd Grade and an extra BP in Colts 1 and Colts 2.
http://rugby.fusesport.com/rugby/results/external/summaryladder.asp?ladder=1167&OrgID=010100

* Provisional score as 2 x The Corporation v M2B games yet to be officially added to the web site.
Pretty sure that The Corporation will get an extra 92 points (2 wins with no BP in First and Second Grade), and M2B will get an extra 23 points (<7 point BP in both First and Second Grade) based on scores from Twitter.

 

[Learned One]

14/9 Uni over M2B. 2 tries to nil

Great fortnight from the M2B .

 

[The Galah]

The better team might of lost but marlins sloppy today. no killer instinct to finish their breaks. Pili-Gaitau was a standout along with Turner at 15 scrum was dominant but lineout was sloppy. Easts never really gave in which was to be expected at home and marlins were probably slightly flat after last week. Didn't help losing bergelin pregame. Good kick from easts flyhalf to win the game who was one of their better players along with their big islander winger. Perry at 7 was noticable, looked good. Not the worlds best game, but good crowd good atmosphere. Pretty confident marlins will get them by 10 at home in 2 weeks. Off to beat down those shoreman next week at village green in between however.

I rated the performance by the Easts 10 today as well ; King ? Easts have really built well over the past few years and results through the grades today attest to this . Agree that Manly in 2 weeks time it will be different. Can't recall when Marlins were so far down in CC.

 

[Dave Beat]

I rated the performance by the Easts 10 today as well ; King ? Easts have really built well over the past few years and results through the grades today attest to this . Agree that Manly in 2 weeks time it will be different. Can't recall when Marlins were so far down in CC.

I thought our make shift forward pack one the scrum battle, and the loose yesterday - it shouldn't be missed that John Baranyi stepped up from 3rd the week before, and we had a prop playing second row, also the loss of Bergelin before kick off to force these changes didn't help.

Thought Dennis, and Junior were our best today.

Still think the team that performed the best lost - but that's rugby.

 

[24thman]

What happened to bergelin?

 

[Dave Beat]

What happened to bergelin?

Shoulder i think

 

[Wazza2013]

14/9 Uni over M2B. 2 tries to nil

Great fortnight from the M2B .

My prediction of a Two Blues upset didn't come through.
The boys played well and were leading early in the game.

Uni were rock solid in defence and capitalised on any mistakes Parra made.
Well done Uni on the win, was a good game to watch.

 

[wamberal]

My prediction of a Two Blues upset didn't come through.
The boys played well and were leading early in the game.

Uni were rock solid in defence and capitalised on any mistakes Parra made.
Well done Uni on the win, was a good game to watch.

Bugger.

 

[Quick Hands]

My prediction of a Two Blues upset didn't come through.
The boys played well and were leading early in the game.

Uni were rock solid in defence and capitalised on any mistakes Parra made.
Well done Uni on the win, was a good game to watch.

I too thought/hoped the MTB would get up in this one. Not far off that prediction. They've had a good few weeks, hope they can keep it going (excpet when they play Manly of course)

 

[tahfanman]

Low quality game of football on display for 7two match of the day. Wicks outright worst performance of the season by some distance. Norths deserve credit but they were not great either. A lot of dropped ball and a lot of penalties all on a day of beautiful sunshine and a big ladies day crowd at the proud North Sydney Oval. We were all waiting for the game to open up and see some points scored by either team but it was just an old fashioned ugly scramble. Even the return of Hanigan couldn't inspire the wicks. Any other thoughts on the game those who attended or watched? Wicks lost 12-10 well done shoreman

 

[the coach]

Low quality game of football on display for 7two match of the day. Wicks outright worst performance of the season by some distance. Norths deserve credit but they were not great either. A lot of dropped ball and a lot of penalties all on a day of beautiful sunshine and a big ladies day crowd at the proud North Sydney Oval. We were all waiting for the game to open up and see some points scored by either team but it was just an old fashioned ugly scramble. Even the return of Hanigan couldn't inspire the wicks. Any other thoughts on the game those who attended or watched? Wicks lost 12-10 well done shoreman

Remarkedly similar to last year's game which was probably the Wicks worst game of the year as well. Norths seem to have the ability to put the Wicks off their attacking game. Norths certainly managed to string together phases whereas the Wicks struggled to keep the ball for more than 3 or 4 phases and often turned it over on the first or second phase. I guess we need to keep in mind that the Wicks were without Anderson, Frost and Boileau (all injured) and Roods (dropped and now injured?) from the backline which has performed well all year. Some pretty ordinary kicks without any obvious purpose didn't help either. Credit to Norths for executing a simple but effective game plan --- move up and bustle in defence, solid scrums and lineouts, and move the balll wide at every opportunity to avoid the Wicks forwards. Three losses in the last 5 games, by 2 points (twice) and 7 points. Big game next weekend against Souths!

 

[BAZinga]

What a good game Uni vs Parra was.

Our defence was rock solid. Parra literally threw everything at us for that whole 2nd half. And we defended well.

Parra are MASSIVE. They pushed our scrum around and were impressive in lineout and set piece as well as a very physical outfit.

Some of the guys said they were pretty happy to walk away with the victory points as that was harder then they imagined.

Well done to Parra on a great game and a great day of rugby.

And awesome to have us back on the top of the ladder. What a close season this has been so far.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

The Year of The West.

Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda beaten Randi-Wix, now they push The Corporation to the wire.

'Tis only a matter of time until it all clicks for the M2B and they start the rise up the ladder, as they have shown that they can compete with the best.

 

[boyo]

The M2B will rise again, as they've done in the past.

 

[Johnno40]

Another rivalry game this week Norths head down to show the marlins how to play for 80mins .Just have to hung on for 60min then come over the top of them.
Lucky for the MMM that they dont have to face Uni , Wicks , Woods again this season otherwise no chance of a playing in the finals.
Here comes the Red and Blacks

 

[John S]

The way that Norths held the Wicks out could mean it may be a good game. Hoping that they work on some of the errors from last week. They made some good turnovers, only to lose possession through silly handling errors.

 

[Seymour Butz]

Team lists are up:
http://www.rugbynews.net.au/intrust-shute-shield-round-11-team-lists/

 

[the coach]

I wonder how many non-Wallaby squad Tahs will be released to play for their clubs after this Super round?

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Doesn't that depend on The Judiciary?

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Round 11 Teams​

Manly vs Northern Suburbs​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Manly: 1. Mitch Lewis, 2. James Hilterbrand, 3. John Baranyi, 4. Hayden Stringer, 5. Ryan Melrose, 6. Daniel Alley, 7. Kotoni Ale (c), 8, Junior Palau, 9. Scott Bradley, 10. Sam Lane, 11. Tom Chesters, 12. Nick Holton, 13. Dennis Pili-Gaitau, 14. Chris Yarrington, 15. Josh Turner
Northern Suburbs: 1. Ezra Luxton, 2. Sam Kitchen, 3. Lawance Hunting, 4. Nick Palmer, 5. Connor Vest, 6. Michael Smith, 7. Will Miller ©, 8, Hugh Sinclair (VC), 9. Harry Emery, 10. Angus Sinclair (VC), 11. Lochie Creagh, 12. Irae Simone, 13. Jordan Heyer, 14. Jack Grant, 15. Kepu Lokotui

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Manly: 1. Sio Tatola, 2. Jerome Vaai, 3. Alex Westgarth, 4. Will Cocker, 5. Kava Utoikamanu, 6. Brad Meaney, 7. Ethan Uili, 8, Mitch Daniel (c), 9. Max Wood, 10. Marshall Milroy, 11. Ryan Squires, 12. Ellis Abrahams, 13. Oli Samuela, 14. Harley Attwater, 15. Kiwi Kapene-Belcher
Northern Suburbs: 1. Kevin McNamara, 2. Jake Kay, 3. Daniel Murray (c), 4. Jack Davies, 5. Lewis Dwyer, 6. Leon Akopian, 7. Kyle Shewan, 8, Taylor Francis, 9. Mitch Magrath, 10. Josh Kay, 11. Kurt Penney, 12. Jackson Selby, 13. Lachlan Porteous(vc), 14. Blake Murray, 15. Brendan Holliday

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Manly: 1. Villi Vaka, 2. Dane Le Rougetel, 3. Alex Westgarth, 4. James Gourley, 5. Josh Littlewood, 6. Will Bordill, 7. James Graham, 8, Mark Watson, 9. Nic Smart, 10. Jack Brisby, 11. Jack Eades, 12. Anthony Bergelin (c), 13. Jarrad Roberts, 14. Gabe Hills, 15. Jack Reid
Northern Suburbs: 1. Mike Dowsett, 2. John Wunder, 3. Sape Misa, 4. Michael O'Hea, 5. Ben Molloy, 6. Jack Booker, 7. Cale Holmes, 8, Wildan Olley, 9. James Stokes, 10. Josh Smith, 11. Adam Jones, 12. Lupati Eni, 13. Dan Heip, 14. Mitch Kay, 15. Jordan Larsen

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Manly: 1. James Young, 2. Rohan Hedge, 3. Tom Mooney (c), 4. Jimmy Vail, 5. Saula Serukeibau, 6. Ray Grewal, 7. Zak Wilson, 8, Kerry Simpson, 9. Chris Taylor, 10. Joe Metuisela, 11. Jack Wilson, 12. Brad Clarke, 13. Scott Clemmett, 14. Austin Osagie, 15. Tom Crisp
Northern Suburbs: 1. James Knight, 2. Andrew Dovgan, 3. Willie Ahosivi, 4. Will Callanan, 5. Al Hall, 6. Ciaran MacWhite ©, 7. Tommy Evans, 8, Ben Martin, 9. Andrew Woods, 10. Joe Jenkins, 11. Hugh Adams, 12. Nick Marshall, 13. Tom Olds, 14. Lincoln Sparkes, 15. Max Elmes

Penrith vs Parramatta​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Penrith: 1. Ikuna Manufetoa, 2. Fergus Mitra, 3. Emanuele Fuamata, 4. Tuitakau Kioa, 5. Tupea Mata'u, 6. Ben Vaii, 7. Sam Saiki, 8, Jason Haeva, 9. Joseph Faoagali, 10. Laione Iosefa, 11. Keti Puilkala, 12. Junior Leo, 13. Paueli Halafihi, 14. Hokulani Taupeamuhu, 15. Joseph Tafili
Parramatta: 1. David Lolohea, 2. Aaron Blacklock, 3. Nigel Vaifale, 4. Sevaro Domoni, 5. Ngaruhe Jones, 6. Andrew Cox, 7. Pat Searson, 8, Tyrone Viiga, 9. Kaleb Rech, 10. Robbie Mate, 11. Robert Duff, 12. Moa Maliepo, 13. Henry Teofilo, 14. Josh Minhinnick, 15. Tom Woods

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Penrith: 1. Tevita Veikoso, 2. Jack Vandersteen, 3. Monty Sopoaga, 4. Jake Banner, 5. Vaii Sosaite, 6. Ridge Maxwell M Nelson, 7. Peter Taatoe, 8, Mathew Faoagalia, 9. Craig Edmondson, 10. Sami Sopoaga, 11. Andrew Masinalupe, 12. David Isopo, 13. Leti Sotega, 14. James Sopoaga, 15. Viliame Namoamou
Parramatta: 1. Nick Blacklock, 2. Liu Taituave, 3. Inia Qereqeretabua, 4. Riley Carter, 5. James Benton, 6. Adrian Musico, 7. Dan Tamone, 8, Mazeen Taavili, 9. Simon Tevita, 10. Cale Angeloni, 11. Lucas Baxter, 12. Perofeta Silva, 13. Sam Hayward, 14. Dylan Mario, 15. Niko Uele

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Penrith: 1. Chris Tiatia, 2. Sione Pasi, 3. laurnece Soula, 4. Grant Edmondson, 5. Clayton Khan, 6. Sharma Masinalupe, 7. Harrison Potifala, 8, Jay Purcell, 9. Norman Ofia, 10. Zinzan Culshaw, 11. Mikee Taateo, 12. Paula Sipu, 13. Etuale Salu, 14. Ratu Marika Camaisala, 15. Richie Siafolau
Parramatta: 1. Josh Whale, 2. Tapu Ongoongo, 3. Lui Sakaria, 4. Peter Brush, 5. Jonathan Bird, 6. Jacob Delailoa, 7. Ross Lumsden, 8, Fili Taufa, 9. Jonathon Lagos, 10. Liam Tully, 11. Bryce Steele, 12. George Taufa, 13. Steve Brodbeck, 14. George Ili, 15. Paul Iosefo

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Penrith: 1. Niel Nansen, 2. Paul Cummings, 3. Iosefa Lalanga, 4. Ben Rabaud, 5. Jeremy Tafau, 6. Colin Cheong, 7. Rhys Tucker, 8, Timothy Bottomly, 9. Fai Leatua, 10. Jacob Burrell, 11. Luke Wright, 12. Cambell Sione, 13. Sam Latu, 14. Luke Fowler, 15. Siaa Taveuveu
Parramatta: 1. Vila Fangufangu, 2. Gerald Dzirutwe, 3. Mike Saofia, 4. Ratu Senibau, 5. Sam Domoni, 6. Jimmy Orake, 7. Junior Buka, 8, Koni Tuitupou, 9. Warick Mullaney, 10. Sifa Tukuafu, 11. Gabby Kolinisau, 12. Brett Gillett, 13. Ray Samoa, 14. Maynard Huynh, 15. Mario Savona

Randwick vs Southern Districts​

First Grade (Shute Shield) (Sir Roden Cutler V.C. Shield Match)
Randwick: 1. Sonny Satuala, 2. Adam Freier, 3. Tristan Goodbody, 4. Will Munro, 5. Ned Hanigan, 6. Nick Kellaway, 7. Mark Baldwin, 8, Sam Croke, 9. Harrison Goddard, 10. Andrew Deegan, 11. Seamus Frost, 12. Ben Starkey, 13. Kuki Ma'afu, 14. Chris Taripo, 15. Lachlan Anderson
Southern Districts: 1. Matt Gibbon, 2. Liam Dwyer, 3. Duncan Chubb, 4. Angus Ryan, 5. Jake Douglas, 6. Alex Perez, 7. Sean Doyle, 8, Rahboni Vosayaco, 9. DeWet Roos, 10. Mitch Walton, 11. Ben Connolly, 12. Rohan Saifoloi, 13. Denny Godinet, 14. Luke Smart, 15. Chris Nay

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Randwick: 1. James Purcell, 2. Peter Nau, 3. Michael Celona, 4. Ed Kennedy, 5. Lewis Taie, 6. Dave Parsons, 7. Jack Johnston, 8, Will Lalalofa, 9. Mitch Short, 10. Regan Carr, 11. Tom Hiddleston, 12. Sam Gerry-Burgess, 13. Brogan Roods, 14. Jack Pennington, 15. Tom Coupland
Southern Districts: 1. Damian Byrne, 2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa, 3. Willie Ma'umalanga, 4. Grant Staples, 5. Max Prieto, 6. John Palmer, 7. Michael Osmond, 8, Daniel Johnston, 9. Waldo Wessels, 10. Bryant Hall, 11. Matt Teki, 12. Apolosi Latunipulu, 13. Sam Tabuatamata, 14. Oleni Ngungatau, 15. Jason Hofmeyr

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Randwick: 1. Drew Fergurson, 2. Nick Koutsoukis, 3. Henry Leslie, 4. Anthony Vasilis, 5. Valerio Rucci, 6. Alex Harrod, 7. Sam Connor, 8, Sam Latinipalu, 9. Tony Luxford, 10. Kieran Knight, 11. Max Tackett, 12. Finau Makamaka, 13. Doug Brown, 14. Greg Marks, 15. Tom Wong
Southern Districts: 1. Max Holland, 2. Daniel Simpson, 3. Conor Young, 4. Richard Friedman, 5. Andrew Wilson, 6. Puli Moimoi, 7. Ed Leaney, 8, Keto Neiufi, 9. Hawe Parata, 10. Rob James, 11. Will Tokaduadua, 12. Peter Camilleri, 13. Salva Palamores, 14. Callum Quinn, 15. Tomas Merlot

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Randwick: 1. Arturas Rachimouas, 2. Tom Weber, 3. Al Kahua, 4. Jason Kurangi, 5. Jeremiah Morkos, 6. Sam Harrison, 7. Luke Roughton, 8, Paris Cockinos, 9. Ollie Depledge, 10. Tom Booth, 11. Alex Peterson, 12. Andy Early, 13. Matt Considine, 14. Sam Carter, 15. Lachlan Kennealy
Southern Districts: 1. Sam Lindsay, 2. Andrew Jurksartis, 3. Tom Dawes, 4. Aaron Gutteridge, 5. Sam Strachan, 6. David Riley, 7. Brendan Tynan Davey, 8, Sergio Montenegro, 9. AJ Morris, 10. Angus McGrath, 11. Nick Turner, 12. Michael McLeod, 13. Brendan Druce, 14. Tim Smart, 15. Jared Elasi

Sydney University vs Gordon​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Sydney University: 1. Alex Batho, 2. Silatolu Latu, 3. Christopher Talakai, 4. Rohan O'Regan, 5. Harrison Williams, 6. Calum Buckling, 7. Hugh Frazer, 8, Jake Wainright, 9. Jake Gordon, 10. Benjamin Hughes, 11. Christian Kagiassis, 12. Jim Stewart, 13. Thomas Carter, 14. Matthew Narracott, 15. Angus Roberts
Gordon: 1. Nic Fraser, 2. Tobias Gukabau, 3. Johny Latta, 4. Ronnie Scarano, 5. Andrew Seton, 6. Rui Wilson, 7. Alex Gregory, 8, Jack Maguire, 9. Matt Hayter, 10. Terry Preston ©, 11. Brandan Quinn, 12. Tui Tuisavasii, 13. Erik Moss, 14. Pauia Balenkana, 15. Andrew Bligh

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Sydney University: 1. Jordan Sukkar, 2. Elliot Messara, 3. William Ridley, 4. Byron Hodge, 5. Matthew Philip, 6. Jordan Chapman, 7. Hamish Dunbar, 8, Benjamin Carolan, 9. Thomas Koerstz, 10. Connor O'Shea, 11. Matthew Hood, 12. Saia Tanginoa, 13. Chris Ingate, 14. Christian Yassmin, 15. Stuart Dunbar
Gordon: 1. Ben Sala, 2. Nick Olive, 3. Reece Conlon, 4. Andrew Chapman, 5. Alecx Knight, 6. Scott Nicol, 7. Vallentin Castellan, 8, Will Passi, 9. Alex Barker, 10. Ross Aitken, 11. Michael Manners, 12. Alex Palmer, 13. Andrew Boyce, 14. Sam Mete, 15. Xavier McCoy

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Sydney University: 1. Alasdair King, 2. Stewart Nutt, 3. Sione Talanoa, 4. Rhys Dombkins, 5. Jack Blair, 6. Oliver Gresham, 7. Maxwell Hughes, 8, Byron Wicken, 9. Daniel Calavassy, 10. Edward L'Estrange, 11. Alexander Brunt, 12. Dylan Vieira, 13. Fred Burdon, 14. Richard Williams, 15. Harrison Blake
Gordon: 1. Tom Parish, 2. Michael Balk, 3. Ace Naati, 4. Grant Hutt, 5. Justin Rodgie, 6. Lachie Camp, 7. Nick Feather, 8, Luke Gardner, 9. Oscar Woods, 10. James Fletcher, 11. Lachie Mitchell, 12. DJ Seruake, 13. James Bryne, 14. Scott Purcell, 15. Josh Mitchell

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Sydney University: 1. Jack Bliss, 2. Youki Takeuchi, 3. Alastair Ryan, 4. Tinashe Washaya, 5. Jack Stanford, 6. Tyne Holmes, 7. James Goldie, 8, Nateni Qicatabua, 9. Thomas Wilson, 10. Nicholas Burden, 11. Dylan Oldfield, 12. Malachy Mullin, 13. Samuel Harris, 14. Patrick Muller, 15. Elliot Gorman
Gordon: 1. Steve Naati, 2. Drew Young, 3. Billy Naati, 4. Seaton Humphreys, 5. Will Makieg, 6. Jordon Williams, 7. Pat Sutton, 8, Matt Pyne, 9. Lachie Burke, 10. Ben Tracey, 11. Isacc Yun, 12. Tevita Alipate, 13. Feleti Alipate, 14. Mantinho Hunold, 15. Oliver Campbell

Warringah vs Eastwood​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Warringah: 1. Rory O'Connor, 2. Luke Holmes, 3. George Amosa, 4. Jack Tompkins, 5. Ben Adams, 6. Pierce Howell, 7. Sam Crompton, 8, Sam Ward, 9. Josh Holmes, 10. Hamish Angus c, 11. Michael Adams, 12. Tyson Davis, 13. Seb Wileman, 14. Brad Dixon, 15. Harry Jones
Eastwood: 1. Sam Needs, 2. Ed Craig, 3. Rob Lagudi, 4. James Neale, 5. Tom Alexander, 6. Rhys Allen, 7. Cohen Masson, 8, George Kent, 9. Matt Gonzalez, 10. Jai Ayoub, 11. Jarome MacKenzie, 12. Blake Sutton, 13. Mike McDougall, 14. Ben Shorter, 15. Johnathan Malo

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Warringah: 1. Manessah Alaga, 2. Robert Kelly, 3. Wayne Borsack, 4. Jordan Reid, 5. Finlay Hillicks, 6. Jordan Fowles, 7. Tim Crowyn, 8, Adam Bate, 9. Pat Curtin, 10. Jordan Meredith, 11. Sean Davies, 12. Chris Arnold, 13. Harry McBryde, 14., 15. John Loseli
Eastwood: 1. Daniel Minto, 2. James Holden, 3. Dean Doumbos, 4. Jackson Larkin, 5. Josh Anderson, 6. Michael Kovacic, 7. Tom Murphy, 8, Joey Afualo, 9. Gerard McTaggart, 10. Wes Sefuiva, 11. Tim Williams, 12. Ben James, 13. Tom Hill, 14. Nick O'Connor, 15. Jack Brooks

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Warringah: 1. Jack Slack-Smith, 2. Matt Wedlake, 3. Ryan Trbojevich, 4. Alex Fowles, 5. Tom Sheidan, 6. Harrison Selby, 7. Michael Ritchie, 8, Sam Reid, 9. Calum Reid, 10. Mike Edwards, 11. Billy Simpson, 12. Harry Suters, 13., 14. Mac Entwistle, 15. Daniel Saggus
Eastwood: 1. Joel Whitlock, 2. Myles Hunkin, 3. Alex Pappalardo, 4. Nick Johnson, 5. Adam De Santis, 6. Dave Piukala, 7. Jack Warfield, 8, Lachie Cannell, 9. Pat O'Connor, 10. Jackson Bird, 11. Sam McCaffrey, 12. Brodie Monroe, 13. Tai Luani, 14. David Konstantopoulos, 15. Mick Tamone

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Warringah: 1. Pete Barrett, 2. Luke Preston, 3. Ryan Trbojevich, 4. Hamish Finch, 5. Jack Wheatley, 6. Jake Reneman, 7. Jack Basham, 8, Tm Delecki, 9. Mitch Hyde, 10. James Tooth, 11. Jake Vale, 12. Benji Marshall, 13. Jermay Evans, 14. Brayden Witham, 15. Josh Gillard
Eastwood: 1. Pat Ferris, 2. Luke Ferris, 3. Pat Sanford, 4. Sam Frogley, 5. Adrian Wyper, 6. Nick Reid, 7. David Rose, 8, Josh Harris, 9. Jordan Gillespie, 10. Nick Tregoning, 11. James Sarks, 12. Christian Hala, 13. Dave Sutton, 14. Andrew Ananin, 15. Mark Frost

West Harbour vs Eastern Suburbs​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
West Harbour: 1. Cameron Orr, 2. Todd Pearce, 3. Junior Satiu, 4. Jack Corry/Brad Kapa, 5. Tom Games, 6. Tom Patterson, 7. Jordan Tuapou, 8, Michael Fedo, 9. Wayne Ngaluafe, 10. Tayler Adams, 11. Justin Marsters, 12. David Minute, 13. Kodie Hawkins, 14. TBC, 15. Liam Windon
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Steve Findlay, 2. Clarrie Moore, 3. Jack Payne, 4. Fergus Lee-Warner, 5. BJ Edwards, 6. Tim Buchanan (c), 7. Rowan Perry, 8, Sam Jackson, 9. Jack Grant, 10. Archie King, 11. Tom Merrit, 12. Josh Toole, 13. Alex Newsome, 14. Ratu Tagive, 15. Dan Gallagher

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
West Harbour: 1. James Horrocks/Vili Tino, 2. Dan Midgehall, 3. Vaughan Lomax, 4. Taumei Hikila, 5. Brad Kapa/Tom Lonsdale, 6. Malaki Afele, 7. Alex Fox, 8, Lepi Leao, 9. John Stapleton, 10. Ben Abood, 11. Tim Hansen, 12. Jack Dunn, 13. William Wardlaw, 14. David Moore, 15. Joey Leatigaga
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Sione Kolo, 2. Chris Pusi, 3. Liam Berry, 4. Michael Ross, 5. Luke Cullinane, 6. Angus Brotherton, 7. Dan Elsom (c), 8, Liam Moylan, 9. Angus Pulver, 10. Ed Keohane, 11. Sam Devlin, 12. Will Raynor, 13. Nick Hedley, 14. Rhys Corbishly, 15. Suaesi Iosua

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
West Harbour: 1. Vili Tino, 2. Jono Palmer, 3. Faiva Sailosi, 4. Frazer Shaw, 5. Sean Little, 6. Tom Lonsdale, 7. Adam Barrington, 8, Adrian Anaouzou , 9. Jacob Follent, 10. Carlin Simon, 11. Henrik Anthony, 12. Elia Morisio, 13. John Korosigana, 14. Shane Faaui, 15. Josh Raviti
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Matt Hooper, 2. Lindsey Stevens, 3. Damien Johnston, 4. Callum McKenzie, 5. Lachie Pigot, 6. Luke Campbell, 7. Alex Boronkay, 8, Matt Mackay, 9. Josh Holman, 10. Henry Hudson (c), 11. Henry Hart, 12. Liam Corbishley, 13. Louis Taylor, 14. Scott Ferris, 15. John Julian

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
West Harbour: 1. Chris Vea, 2. Jack Ulu, 3. Daniel Gooding, 4. Neil Narayan, 5. Pelesa, 6. Ranvir Singh, 7. Jason Khoury, 8, Aldo Trapaneze, 9. Elias Sarkis, 10. Wilson Faasalafa, 11. Eli Roberts, 12. Lawrence Leauma, 13. Dan Gave, 14. Setariki, 15. Kane Hodgson
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Tom Keady, 2. Henry Holden, 3. Luke Wilson (c), 4. Beau Jones, 5. Kurt McFarlane, 6. Tom Clifton, 7. Tom McIvor, 8, Guy Beever, 9. Rob Shanley, 10. Luke Jones, 11. Davis Tuinauvai, 12. Matt Eaton, 13. Harry Tooth, 14. Henry Tilley, 15. Ben Porter