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Desmond Connor (43)
1 Mick Roche (Waratahs)- VC
2 Dave White (CSU)
3 Adam Nixon (Albury)
4 Will Reynolds (Tumut)
5 Aaron Loudon (RARC)
6 Stephen (Louis) Levett (Albury)
7 James Whiteley (Ag College)
8 Dave Armstrong (Ag. College)
9 Peter Armstrong (Ag College)- C
10 Xavier Chigwidden (Waratahs)
11 Jack Meagher (Waratahs)
12 Tim Corcoran (Ag College)
13 Joe Reynolds (Ag College)
14 Matt Swanston (Temora)
15 Dan Selmes (Waratahs)
16 Scott Hocking (Ag. College)
17 James Daley (Waratahs)
18 Matt Meggison (Waratahs)
19 Cam Jenkins (Ag College)
20 Jack Burey (CSU)
21 Bart Whiteley (Ag College)
22 Pat Barrett (Waratahs)
23 Tom Finucane (Waratahs)
24 Ricky Dumigan (Waratahs)
Coach Ricky Dumigan
Assist. Coach Mark Ward
Manager Mark Fisher
Assist. Mgr Andrew Corcoran
Sports Trainer Rob McPherson
Players to watch:
P Armstrong - Great pass from halfback, exceptionally fit and very strong. Pete plays like an extra forward and will make plenty of line breaks from the base tonight.
X Chigwidden - Gifted ball player with a really wide pass from 10, can easily hit a wide 13 and has the deceptiveness to confuse defensive lines.
T Corcoran - Ex Easts 1st Grader will be hard to stop, his sizeable frame will cause problems for the Monaro defenders.
J Meagher - Lightning fast, creates tries from nothing, look for easy line breaks and good angled runners coming off him.
L Levett - Hard working breakaway with some really good support lines in attack.
M Roche - Ex NSW Country Prop will be the leader in the forward pack, work rate and organisation skills will go a long way to creating a solid platform for the backs to run off.
The majority of this team is made up from the Waratahs and Ag College teams that have toughed out the last two GF's here in SIRU (winning 1 each) with the remaining positions going to those players who are clear standouts in their positions at club level.
Monaro have won the previous two tournaments, but I think tonight will be a different story. Although the freezing climate may play into Monaro's hands a bit, I think this SIRU side has the quality across the board that they have missed in recent years.
2 Dave White (CSU)
3 Adam Nixon (Albury)
4 Will Reynolds (Tumut)
5 Aaron Loudon (RARC)
6 Stephen (Louis) Levett (Albury)
7 James Whiteley (Ag College)
8 Dave Armstrong (Ag. College)
9 Peter Armstrong (Ag College)- C
10 Xavier Chigwidden (Waratahs)
11 Jack Meagher (Waratahs)
12 Tim Corcoran (Ag College)
13 Joe Reynolds (Ag College)
14 Matt Swanston (Temora)
15 Dan Selmes (Waratahs)
16 Scott Hocking (Ag. College)
17 James Daley (Waratahs)
18 Matt Meggison (Waratahs)
19 Cam Jenkins (Ag College)
20 Jack Burey (CSU)
21 Bart Whiteley (Ag College)
22 Pat Barrett (Waratahs)
23 Tom Finucane (Waratahs)
24 Ricky Dumigan (Waratahs)
Coach Ricky Dumigan
Assist. Coach Mark Ward
Manager Mark Fisher
Assist. Mgr Andrew Corcoran
Sports Trainer Rob McPherson
Players to watch:
P Armstrong - Great pass from halfback, exceptionally fit and very strong. Pete plays like an extra forward and will make plenty of line breaks from the base tonight.
X Chigwidden - Gifted ball player with a really wide pass from 10, can easily hit a wide 13 and has the deceptiveness to confuse defensive lines.
T Corcoran - Ex Easts 1st Grader will be hard to stop, his sizeable frame will cause problems for the Monaro defenders.
J Meagher - Lightning fast, creates tries from nothing, look for easy line breaks and good angled runners coming off him.
L Levett - Hard working breakaway with some really good support lines in attack.
M Roche - Ex NSW Country Prop will be the leader in the forward pack, work rate and organisation skills will go a long way to creating a solid platform for the backs to run off.
The majority of this team is made up from the Waratahs and Ag College teams that have toughed out the last two GF's here in SIRU (winning 1 each) with the remaining positions going to those players who are clear standouts in their positions at club level.
Monaro have won the previous two tournaments, but I think tonight will be a different story. Although the freezing climate may play into Monaro's hands a bit, I think this SIRU side has the quality across the board that they have missed in recent years.
