Shute Shield 2016

[Hugh Jarse]

And I'm not all that sure that pensioners should retain their former international PP loading as well, but for every Freier who is well past their International prime but still playing club footy, and doing a great job mentoring and inspiring the young'uns, there is a Radike Samo, Brad Thorn or Victor Matfield who would be older than them and still playing pro footy, and they would be worth double whatever PP assigned to them if they were running around Rat Park, or TG Millner.

 

[the coach]

I think 3 minutes of 4th Grade footy should not count as being one of the four rounds played with the club during the Minor premiership series (Rule 33.2a of the SRU competition rules on Finals Series eligibility).

While technically correct, 3 minutes of 4th Grade footy counting as a round played appears to be about as cynical a manipulation of the intent of the competition rules as Paddy Ryan playing 10 minutes of 2nd Grade Footy in order to come on in First Grade as a Fresh Reserve worth 0 player points.

I look forward to reading the Commentariat's view on this. Presumably they will be consistent, but then I can have unrealistic expectations at times.

Is it common practice for a player to play a cameo in lower grade just to comply with the "minimum of four rounds during the Minor Premiership series" rule?

Forgive my ignorance but has Locke ever played rugby before?
If not, then what's the point of just playing 3 minutes in 4th grade to qualify for the finals? Surely he needs to play as much as possible to learn the game, unless he's injured of course.

To answer your question HJ, maybe the qualification needs to be 4 rounds and a minimum number of total minutes across the 4 rounds, but then you get into the injury problem ie he would have played but he got injured. It seems no matter what rules there are the devious club coaches will find the loopholes and exploit them wherever possible. Southern have a history of this when they started the finals matches a few years ago with Marcus Heather in the front row to stay below the PP target and then replaced him with Tim Metcher after a few minutes (as Southern's 2nds weren't in the finals he didn't count as a fresh reserve).

 

[JFT]

One mans exploiting loopholes is another mans complying with the competition rules.

HJ could you point me in the right direction to access a copy of the SRU Competition Rules. Had a bit of a google and cant find a thing.

 

[RebelYell]

Can somebody point me to a bit more information about the PPs? I'm new to Sydney this year and my (low) base of understanding has been that Clubs such as Uni & Randwick have had no shortage of current, former & budding professionals and it's never been an issue...

 

[couldabeen]

He was around and spent at least 3 or more games in second grade so no excuse there.

I am no fan of Eastwood, but I think Tom Hill played in 2 of their premiership teams. Maybe a woodies fan could say if he has dropped off the pace so dramatically this year.

 

[Oz talent]

Sadly was at the accountant late so missed Eddie dropping in to training. What a legendary coach/bloke who has proved all of his doubters wrong.
Up the Wicks!

 

[OldColt]

Forgive my ignorance but has Locke ever played rugby before?
If not, then what's the point of just playing 3 minutes in 4th grade to qualify for the finals? Surely he needs to play as much as possible to learn the game, unless he's injured of course.

To answer your question HJ, maybe the qualification needs to be 4 rounds and a minimum number of total minutes across the 4 rounds, but then you get into the injury problem ie he would have played but he got injured. It seems no matter what rules there are the devious club coaches will find the loopholes and exploit them wherever possible. Southern have a history of this when they started the finals matches a few years ago with Marcus Heather in the front row to stay below the PP target and then replaced him with Tim Metcher after a few minutes (as Southern's 2nds weren't in the finals he didn't count as a fresh reserve).

Ha ha - that's rich, coming from a Randwick supporter!! And how does a lone example from 'a few years ago' constitute 'a history'?!?!

 

[the coach]

Ha ha - that's rich, coming from a Randwick supporter!! And how does a lone example from 'a few years ago' constitute 'a history'?!?!

Because history is "the study of past events, particularly in human affairs". And it wasn't a lone example as there was another one last Saturday. Sure all clubs have probably done it, I was just pointing out another example to support the one HJ referred to. I'm happy to concede that the Wicks have been at fault in the past also eg Drew Mitchell running on for about 3 seconds in 4th grade a few years ago in an attempt to qualify him for the finals whilst he was injured --- it didn't work as he didn't recover from the injury.

 

[OldColt]

Because history is "the study of past events, particularly in human affairs". And it wasn't a lone example as there was another one last Saturday. Sure all clubs have probably done it, I was just pointing out another example to support the one HJ referred to. I'm happy to concede that the Wicks have been at fault in the past also eg Drew Mitchell running on for about 3 seconds in 4th grade a few years ago in an attempt to qualify him for the finals whilst he was injured --- it didn't work as he didn't recover from the injury.

I understand what you're saying coach, but I think there's a significant difference between 'History' (the field of study) and 'a history' which, in this case, was more suggestive of a consistent pattern of (mis)behaviour. It was good of you, though, to concede that the 'wicks have also been at fault in this regard.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Can somebody point me to a bit more information about the PPs? I'm new to Sydney this year and my (low) base of understanding has been that Clubs such as Uni & Randwick have had no shortage of current, former & budding professionals and it's never been an issue.

Check out this thread for some discussion on the Player points system.
http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/threads/the-player-points-system.15788/

One mans exploiting loopholes is another mans complying with the competition rules.

HJ could you point me in the right direction to access a copy of the SRU Competition Rules. Had a bit of a google and cant find a thing.

If you follow the link above and if you are lucky the Dropbox link in the first post on that thread will still be active for a link to the SRU competition rules. If the document is still there, be aware that the version has been superseded with a few minor changes here and there but as Dennis Denuto says "It's the vibe".

 

[AussieDominance]

I am no fan of Eastwood, but I think Tom Hill played in 2 of their premiership teams. Maybe a woodies fan could say if he has dropped off the pace so dramatically this year.

Yes true but it's been Eastwood's choice to play him in those 2nd grade games preferring Blake Sutton and Michael McDougall in the centres for a period.

 

[the coach]

Alofa Alofa is selected in 1sts this week --- assuming you can believe the team selections posted on Wednesday.

 

[Seymour Butz]

1st grade team lists are up:

http://www.rugbynews.net.au/intrust-shute-shield-round-16-team-lists/

 

[RebelYell]

Check out this thread for some discussion on the Player points system.
http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/threads/the-player-points-system.15788/



If you follow the link above and if you are lucky the Dropbox link in the first post on that thread will still be active for a link to the SRU competition rules. If the document is still there, be aware that the version has been superseded with a few minor changes here and there but as Dennis Denuto says "It's the vibe".

Thanks very much, clears it up a little but I still can't find if there's any limit per team, per game

 

[Hugh Jarse]

The max PP limits per grade are all detailed in the notes following rule 7.

The main change for 2016 from the legacy rules is that there is no provision for players who played lower grade being at 0 player points. Even if a bench player has played 80 minutes in 2nd grade, their PP count for 1st Grade Cap as if they were a "Fresh Reserve".

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Round 16 Team Lists​

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Eastern Suburbs vs Sydney University​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Steve Findlay, 2. Ryan Dalziel, 3. Clay Brodie, 4. Fergus Lee-Warner, 5. Tim Buchanan, 6. BJ Edwards, 7. Rowan Perry, 8, Sam Stitcher (c), 9. Angus Pulver, 10. Archie King, 11. Charlie Clifton, 12. Josh Toole, 13. Alex Newsome, 14. Ratu Tagive, 15. Jack Maddocks
Sydney University: 1. Alex Batho, 2. Folau Fainga'a, 3. Christopher Talakai, 4. Jordan Chapman, 5. Lachlan Swinton, 6. Hugh Frazer, 7. Hamish Dunbar, 8, Jake Wainright, 9. Jake Gordon, 10. Benjamin Hughes, 11. Christian Kagiassis, 12. Thomas Carter, 13. Jim Stewart, 14. Chris Ingate, 15. Angus Roberts

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Liam Berry, 2. Chris Pusi, 3. Cam Betham, 4. Michael Ross, 5. Lachie Pigot, 6. Luke Cullinane, 7. Angus Brotherton, 8, Liam Moylan, 9. Jack Grant, 10. Cohan Guerra, 11. Rowland Kotobalavu, 12. James Field, 13. Nick Hedley, 14. Rhys Corbishley, 15. Suaesi Iosua
Sydney University: 1. Jordan Sukkar, 2. Benjamin Carolan, 3. Matthew Sandell, 4. Byron Hodge, 5. Jack Blair, 6. Sam Quinn, 7. Mitchell Whiteley, 8, Calum Buckling, 9. Jock Merriman, 10. Stuart Dunbar, 11. Saia Tanginoa, 12. Fred Burdon, 13. Jack Redden, 14. Christian Yassmin, 15. Matthew Hood

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Luke Wilson, 2. Lindsey Stevens, 3. Damien Johnston, 4. Callum McKenzie, 5. Beau Jones, 6. Matt Mackay, 7. Nick Lumley, 8, Luke Campbell, 9. Andrew Ferris, 10. Henry Hudson (c), 11. Harjun Gill, 12. Ed Keohane, 13. Louis Taylor, 14. Scott Ferris, 15. Sam Devlin
Sydney University: 1. Alasdair King, 2. Stewart Nutt, 3. Sione Talanoa, 4. Rhys Dombkins, 5. Harrison Williams, 6. Oliver Gresham, 7. Byron Wicken, 8, Jack Stanford, 9. Thomas Koerstz, 10. Edward L'Estrange, 11. Mesake Tagituimua, 12. Dylan Vieira, 13. Sam Barclay, 14. Henry Clunis Ross, 15. Harrison Blake

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Rhys Ward, 2. Henry Holden, 3. Will Prell, 4. Guy Beever, 5. Tom Clifton, 6. Sam Zlatevski, 7. Alex King, 8, Will Bigelow, 9. Luke Irwin, 10. Luke Jones, 11. Anton Lavin, 12. Liam Corbishley, 13. Matt Eaton, 14. Henry Hart, 15. John Julian
Sydney University: 1. Jack Bliss, 2. Jack Jones, 3. Alastair Ryan, 4. Nateni Qicatabua, 5. Tinashe Washaya, 6. Tyne Holmes, 7. Malachy Mullin, 8, Maxwell Hughes, 9. Alexander Jackman, 10. William Macklin, 11. Patrick Muller, 12. William Davies, 13. Nicholas Burden, 14. Ben Cannon, 15. Cameron Mason

Parramatta vs Gordon​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Parramatta: 1. David Lolohea, 2. Aaron Blacklock, 3. Nigel Vaifale, 4. Riley Carter, 5. Senio Toleafoa, 6. Andrew Cox, 7. Pat Searson, 8, Tyrone Viiga, 9. Kaleb Rech, 10. Robbie Mate, 11. Robert Duff, 12. Moa Maliepo, 13. Josh Minhinnick, 14. Hayden Cole, 15. Niko Uele
Gordon: 1. Nick Fraser, 2. Tobias Guikabau, 3. Ben Sala, 4. Rui Wilson, 5. Andrew Seton, 6. Luke Papworth, 7. Alex Gregory, 8, Jack Maguire, 9. Terry Preston, 10. Erik Moss, 11. Sam Mete, 12. Bennett Leslie, 13. Matt McDougal, 14. Paula Balenkana, 15. Andrew Bligh

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Parramatta: 1. Brendan Crosilla, 2. Lui Taituave, 3. Sione Fonua, 4. Sevaro Domoni, 5. James Benton, 6. Riley Jacobson, 7. Adrian Musico, 8, Sione Fifita, 9. Simon Tevita, 10. John Poe, 11. Gabby Kolinisau, 12. Henry Teofilo, 13. Perofeta Silva, 14. Paul Iosefa, 15. Tom Woods
Gordon: 1. Tom Parish, 2. Sam Milgate, 3. Aritema Ralulu, 4. Andrew Chapman, 5. Justin Rodgie, 6. Cameron Del Moro, 7. Cameron Thorburn, 8, Will Pasi, 9. Matt Hyter, 10. Lachie Mitchel, 11. James Byrne, 12. Alec Palmer, 13. Lachlan Brock, 14. Ben Butler, 15. Alex Barker

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Parramatta: 1. Mike Saofia, 2. Tapu Ongoongo, 3. Inia Qereqeretabua, 4. Peter Brush, 5. Chris Tolson, 6. Jacob Delailoa, 7. George Taufa, 8, Koni Tuitupou, 9. Jonathon Lagos, 10. Liam Tully, 11. Dylan Mario, 12. Steve Brodbeck, 13. Tui Fa'Asisila, 14. Bryce Steele, 15. Lucas Baxter
Gordon: 1. Billy Naati, 2. Drew Young, 3. Ace Naati, 4. Grant Hutt, 5. Sam Bennetts, 6. Val Castelan, 7. Scott Nicol, 8, Luke Gardner, 9. Oscar Woods, 10. Ross Aitken, 11. Scott Purcell, 12. David Serukai, 13. Andrew Boyce, 14. Josh Mitchell, 15. James Fletcher

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Parramatta: 1. Vila Fangufangu, 2. Gerald Dzirutwe, 3. Lui Sakaria, 4. Jimmy Orake, 5. Sam Domoni, 6. Ryan Aniseko, 7. Ross Lumsden, 8, Fili Taufa, 9. Phil Pale, 10. Tim Holliday, 11. Junior Buka, 12. Ray Samoa, 13. Brett Gillett, 14. George Ili, 15. Mario Savona
Gordon: 1. Manuel Everit, 2. Ambrose Milgate, 3. Matt Pyne, 4. Seton Humpreys, 5. Tom Buchanan, 6. Dom Woodward, 7. James Jackson, 8, Clyde Webster, 9. Ben Tracey, 10. Will Shirvington, 11. Isaac Yun, 12. Andrew James, 13. Henry Broad, 14. Murilo Hunold, 15. Adam Greaves

Penrith vs Eastwood​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Penrith: 1. Ikuna Manufetoa, 2. Fergus Mitra, 3. Emanuele Fuamata, 4. Tuitakau Kioa, 5. Tupea Mata'u, 6. Taunaola Kei, 7. Sam Saiki, 8, Jason Haeva, 9. Joseph Faoagali, 10. Joseph Tafili, 11. James Sopoaga, 12. Junior Leo, 13. Paueli Halafihi, 14. Niko Dalivusa, 15. Keti Puilkala
Eastwood: 1. Sam Needs, 2. Ed Craig, 3. Martin Plokstys, 4. James Neale, 5. Jared Barry, 6. Miles McCaffrey, 7. Cohen Masson, 8, Michael Kovacic, 9. Matt Gonzalez, 10. Jai Ayoub, 11. Jarome MacKenzie, 12. Tom Hill, 13. Mike McDougall, 14. Cameron Mitchell, 15. Johnathan Malo

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Penrith: 1. Tevita Veikoso, 2. Ridge Maxwell M Nelson, 3. Monty Sopoaga, 4. Jake Banner, 5. Doug Want, 6. Vaii Sosaite, 7. Peter Taatoe, 8, Mathew Faoagalia, 9. Hokulani Taupeamuhu, 10. Harris Moelasi, 11. Andrew Masinalupe, 12. Sami Sopoaga, 13. Leti Sotega, 14. Viliame Namoamou, 15. David Isopo
Eastwood: 1. Wayne Borsak, 2. James Holden, 3. Rob Lagudi, 4. Jackson Larkin, 5. Tom Alexander, 6. Lachie Cannell, 7. Tom Murphy, 8, Joey Afualo, 9. Gerard McTaggart, 10. Wes Sefuiva, 11. Brodie Monroe, 12. Blake Sutton, 13. Ben James, 14. Nick O'Connor, 15. Mick Tamone

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Penrith: 1. Chris Tiatia, 2. Jake Vandersteen, 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. Andrew Aiono, 13. Etuale Salu, 14. Ratu Marika Camaisala, 15. Richie Siafolau
Eastwood: 1. Daniel Minto, 2. Luke Ferris, 3. Dean Doumbos, 4. Josh Anderson, 5. Adam De Santis, 6. Paul Ng Shiu, 7. Dave Piukala, 8, Nick Johnson, 9. Patrick O'Connor, 10. Jackson Bird, 11. Sam McCaffrey, 12. Sione Fangia, 13. Tai Luani, 14. Jack Brooks, 15. Jack Tourish

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
Eastwood: 1. Dave Fangaloka, 2. David Feketi, 3. Alex Pappalardo, 4. Sam Frogley, 5. Henry Walkerden, 6. Zac Herron, 7. Conor O'Gorman, 8, Adrian Wyper, 9. Jordan Gillespie, 10. Nick Tregoning, 11. Andrew Ananin, 12. Dave Sutton, 13. Quin Filipaina, 14. Mark Frost, 15. Dave Rimmer

Southern Districts vs Randwick (Sir Roden Cutler VC Shield Match)​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Southern Districts: 1. Matt Gibbon, 2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa, 3. Duncan Chubb, 4. Fili Tufui, 5. Angus Ryan, 6. Alex Perez, 7. Sean Doyle, 8, Marcus Carbone, 9. DeWet Roos, 10. Mitch Walton, 11. Ben Connolly, 12. Rohan Saifoloi, 13. Apolosi Latunipulu, 14. Luke Smart, 15. Chris Nay
Randwick: 1. Sonny Satuala, 2. Adam Freier, 3. Tristan Goodbody, 4. Will Munro, 5. Nick Kellaway, 6. Sam Croke, 7. Mark Baldwin, 8, Stephen Hoiles, 9. Mitch Short, 10. Andrew Deegan, 11. Alofa Alofa, 12. Ben Starkey, 13. Brogan Roods, 14. Chris Taripo, 15. Lachie Anderson

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Southern Districts: 1. Salesi Maumalanga, 2. Max Holland, 3. Willie Maumalanga, 4. Grant Staples, 5. Max Prieto, 6. John Palmer, 7. Michael Osmond, 8, Daniel Johnston, 9. Waldo Wessels, 10. Bryant Hall, 11. Jono Brown, 12. Peter Camilleri, 13. Sam Tabuatamata, 14. Matt Teki, 15. Jason Hofmeyr
Randwick: 1. Dashville Kuate, 2. Tevita Vea, 3. Michael Celona, 4. Anthony Vasilis, 5. Lewis Taie, 6. Dave Parsons, 7. Jack Johnson, 8, Will Lalalofa, 9. Harrison Goddard, 10. Harry Boileau, 11. Max Tackett, 12. Toby Johnson, 13. Seamus Frost, 14. Simon Kennewell, 15. Tom Coupland

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Southern Districts: 1. Sam Lindsay, 2. Jake Mealey, 3. Conor Young, 4. Vili Tabuatamata, 5. Andrew Wilson, 6. Puli Moimoi, 7. Nelson Dale, 8, Ed Leaney, 9. Hawe Parata, 10. Rob James, 11. Oleni Ngungatau, 12. Salva Palomares, 13. Jake Kefford, 14. Callum Quinn, 15. Tomas Merlo
Randwick: 1. Andrew Tuala, 2. Pat Hodgetts, 3. Henry Leslie, 4. Tom Wetherall, 5. Jesse Harris, 6. Brad Houlihan, 7. Declan O'Donahue, 8, Sam Harrison, 9. Luke Rowntree, 10. Connor Davis, 11. Charlie McKay, 12. Andy Early, 13. Doug Brown, 14. Ned Robinson, 15. Tom Wong

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Southern Districts: 1. Khaled Alfas, 2. Andrew Jurksartis, 3. Tom Dawes, 4. Pat Oarth, 5. David Riley, 6. Mitch Haworth, 7. Nic Pinnisi, 8, David Mc Grath, 9. Jake Lubrano, 10. Sam Ryan, 11. Nick Turner, 12. Bryce Campbell, 13. Rob McDowell, 14. Tim Smart, 15. Kevin Locke
Randwick: 1. Jioje Aropio, 2. Tom Weber, 3. Al Kahua, 4. Valerio Rucci, 5. Jeremiah Morkos, 6. Tim Murray, 7. Luke Roughton, 8, Paris Cockinos, 9. Alex Peterson, 10. Lachlan Kennealy, 11. Jack Musgrove, 12. Matt Considine, 13. Finau Makamaka, 14. Charlie Versci, 15. Tom Booth

Warringah vs Manly​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
Warringah: 1. Rory O'Connor, 2. Luke Holmes, 3. Manessah Alaga, 4. Jack Tompkins, 5. Ben Adams, 6. Paula Kaho, 7. Tom O'Connor, 8, Sam Ward, 9. Josh Holmes, 10. Rodney Esekia Iona, 11. Harry Jones, 12. Josh Gillard, 13. Seb Wileman, 14. Michael Adams, 15. Tyson Davis
Manly: 1. Hayden Stringer, 2. Vance Elliot, 3. Mitch Lewis, 4. Ed Gower (c), 5. Daniel Alley, 6. Kotoni Ale, 7. James Graham, 8, Junior Palau, 9. Scott Bradley, 10. Sam Lane (c), 11. Richard Hooper, 12. Nick Holton, 13. Dennis Pili-Gaitau, 14. Josh Turner, 15. Brenden Hartmann

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Warringah: 1. Alatasi Tuituiohu, 2. Robert Kelly, 3. George Amosa, 4. Jordan Reid, 5. Tim Pyonting, 6. Pierce Howell, 7. Tim Crowyn, 8, Adam Bate, 9. Pat Curtin, 10. Luke Vesico, 11. Max Jones, 12. Jack Sullivan, 13. Chris Arnold, 14. Sean Davies, 15. John Loseli
Manly: 1. Alex Watson, 2. Dane Le Rougetel, 3. Alex Westgarth, 4. Manuel Castagnet, 5. Saula Serukeibau, 6. Mitch Daniel (c), 7. Will Foden, 8, Kava Utoikamanu, 9. Max Wood, 10. Marshall Milroy, 11. Chris Yarrington, 12. Jarrad Roberts, 13. Ryan Squires, 14. Jacob Woodhouse, 15. Kiwi Kapene-Belcher

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Warringah: 1. Jack Slack-Smith, 2. Mathew Wedlake, 3. Jason Lautolo, 4. Alex Fowles, 5. Finlay Hillicks, 6. Michael Ritchie, 7. Jordan Fowles, 8, Sam Reid, 9. Calum Reid, 10. Julian Huxley, 11. Brayden Whitham, 12. Harry Sutters, 13. Harry McBryde, 14. Liam Creely, 15. Daniel Saggus
Manly: 1. John Baranyi, 2. Rohan Hedge, 3. Villi Vaka, 4. James Vail, 5. Ray Grewal, 6. Josh Littlewood, 7. Gota Wykamp, 8, Mark Watson, 9. Nic Smart, 10. Jack Brisby, 11. Scott Clemmett, 12. Anthony Bergelin (c), 13. Brad Clarke, 14. Austin Osagie, 15. Ben Rubio

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Warringah: 1. Andy Scogliomou, 2. Ben Benson, 3. Ryan Trbojevich, 4. Hamish Finch, 5. Tom Sheridan, 6. Harrison Selby, 7. Jack Wheatley, 8, Tim Dalecki, 9. Mitch Hyde, 10. Calum Blyth, 11. Billy Simpson, 12. Doug Dalziel, 13. Jackson Stariha, 14. Mac Entwistle, 15. Josg Gerrard
Manly: 1. Mitch Beattie, 2. Sosaia Soane, 3. Dave Hart, 4. Craig Parfitt, 5. George Hitchcock, 6. Wayne Anae, 7. Harry Tier, 8, Mak Fakai, 9. Chris Taylor, 10. Jack Wilson (c), 11. Tom Crisp, 12. Ian Tapaatoutai, 13. Jackson Cooper, 14. Sullivan Jones, 15. Oppy Takonok

West Harbour vs Northern Suburbs​

First Grade (Shute Shield)
West Harbour: 1. James Horrocks, 2. Dan Midgehall, 3. Vaughan Lomax, 4. Jack Corry, 5. Tom Games, 6. Tom Patterson, 7. Jordan Tuapou, 8, Michael Fedo, 9. John Stapleton, 10. Tayler Adams, 11. Justin Marsters, 12. David Minute, 13. William Wardlaw, 14. Tim Hansen, 15. Kodie Hawkins
Northern Suburbs: 1. Ezra Luxton, 2. Sam Kitchen, 3. Lawrance Hunting, 4. Nick Palmer, 5. Ben Matwijow, 6. Michael Smith, 7. Will Miller (c), 8, Hugh Sinclair (VC), 9. Mitch Magrath, 10. Angus Sinclair (VC), 11. Lochie Creagh, 12. Irae Simone, 13. Jordan Heyer, 14. Richard Woolf, 15. Harry Burey

Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
West Harbour: 1. Vili Tino, 2. James Horrocks, 3. Junior Satiu, 4. Tom Lonsdale, 5. Frazer Shaw, 6. Brad Kapa, 7. Jono Midgehall, 8, Lepi Leao, 9. Cleo Gomez, 10. James Blackwood, 11. John Koro/Shane Faaui, 12. Jack Dunn, 13. Andrew Suamili, 14. David Moore, 15. Elia Morisio
Northern Suburbs: 1. Kevin McNamara, 2. Jake Kay, 3. Daniel Murray (c), 4. Michael O'Hea, 5. Lewis Dwyer, 6. Connor Vest, 7. Kyle Shewan, 8, Taylor Francis, 9. James Stokes, 10. Josh Kay, 11. Kurt Penney, 12. Jackson Selby, 13. Blake Murray, 14. Larry Hermens, 15. Brendan Holliday

Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
West Harbour: 1. Chris Vea, 2. Daniel Gooding, 3. ???, 4. Adam Barrington, 5. Sean Little, 6. Malaki Afele, 7. Anthony Charge, 8, ???, 9. ????, 10. Carlin Simon, 11. John Korosigana, 12. Henrik Anthony, 13. ???, 14. Shane Faaui, 15. Josh Raviti
Northern Suburbs: 1. Mike Dowsett, 2. John Wunder, 3. Will Hunting, 4. Ben Malloy, 5. Scott Stevens, 6. Jack Harris, 7. Jack Davies, 8, Jono Corliss, 9. Cale Holmes, 10. Josh Smith, 11. Hugh Adams, 12. Lachlan Porteous(vc), 13. Lachlan Rosengreen, 14. Lupati Eni, 15. Mitch Kay

Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
West Harbour: 1. Jack Ulu, 2. Jason Khoury, 3. Ed Kelly, 4. Sam Williams, 5. Jonny Smith, 6. Ranvir Singh, 7. Junior, 8, Rhys Sawford, 9. Tom Andrews, 10. Wilson Faasalafa, 11. Lawrence Leauma, 12. Dan Gave, 13. Wes Talanoa, 14. Setariki, 15. Campbell Hislop
Northern Suburbs: 1. Josh Clifton, 2. Andrew Dovgan, 3. Ash Hall, 4. Will Callanan, 5. Al Hall, 6. Ciaran MacWhite, 7. Tommy Evans, 8, Ben Martin, 9. Tom Burnett, 10. Joe Jenkins, 11. Nick Bracci, 12. Nick Marshall, 13. Alex Mcspadden, 14. Lincoln Sparkes, 15. Max Elmes

 

[Dave Beat]

Gee 5 for a 4n20 meet pie with no sauce whilst watch 3s.

 

[2bluesfan]

Gee 5 for a 4n20 meet pie with no sauce whilst watch 3s.

Special for Manly fans. Should have covered your Manly gear before you went to the canteen.

 

[Eyes and Ears]

Rats 21 Manly 10. Half Time.


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[wamberal]

Rats 21 Manly 10. Half Time.


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The Year of the Rat!! Maybe.