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Super W Round 1 Qld v NSW

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Tim Horan (67)
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Queensland Women’s XV to face NSW Women’s XV:
  1. Liz Patu – Wests*
  2. Cheyenne Campbell – Redlands*
  3. Hana Ngaha – Sunnybank*
  4. Kiri Lingman – Sunnybank*
  5. Pheobe Thomas – Sunnybank
  6. Kirby Sefo (c) – Sunnybank*
  7. Lucy Lockhart – Wests (Australian Defence Force)
  8. Alexandra Hargreaves – Helensvale*
  9. Ana Afuie – Sunnybank
  10. Lavinia Gould** - Sunnybank
  11. Ivania Wong – Sunnybank
  12. Reta Marsters – Sunnybank*
  13. Sarah Riordan – Wests* (Australian Defence Force)
  14. Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea - Sunnybank
  15. Samantha Treherne – Sunnybank*
Reserves
  1. Ivy Kaleta – Sunnybank*
  2. Toa Filimoehala – Brothers
  3. Wynona Baice – Wests
  4. Shannon Mato – Sunnybank
  5. Brianne Rossato – University of Queensland
  6. Asako Ono – University of Queensland
  7. Lori Cramer – University of Queensland
  8. Alana Elisaia – Redlands
*Denotes capped Wallaroo
**Denotes capped New Zealand international
 
Hawko

Hawko

Tony Shaw (54)
I don't know much about the QLD set-up but you'd think looking at that line-up that Sunnybank is a shoe-in for the local comp.
 
Jets

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Paul McLean (56)
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Great to see Kirby as captain.

Sunnybank have a great women's program with Virtue as coach, being rewarded with an assistant role in the Wallaroos.
 
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Will Genia (78)
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NSW Waratahs Super W side to play QLD:
1. Emily Robinson (Warringah)
2. Tasmin Sheppard (Sydney University)
3. Evelyn Horomia (Parramatta)
4. Inge Visser (Vice Captain, Warringah)
5. Ana Sio (Parramatta)
6. Grace Hamilton (Sydney University)
7. Ariana Kaiwai (Blacktown)
8. Laura Devereux (Warringah)
9. Cobie-Jane Morgan (Vice Captain, Warringah)
10. Chloe Leaupepe (Warringah)
11. Shanice Parker (Warringah)
12. Katrina Barker (Newcastle)
13. Crystal Maguire (Warringah)
14. Atasi Lafai (Parramatta)
15. Ashleigh Hewson (Captain, Sydney University)
16 Sarah Laman (Warringah)
17. Melissa Fatu (Parramatta)
18. Nancy Vaiaku (Parramatta)
19. Natalie Maclarn (Warringah)
20. Fi Jones (Sydney University)
21. Illiseva Batibasaga (Sydney University)
22. Kirrily Laws (Sydney University)
23. Josephine Falesita (Parramatta)
 
AngrySeahorse

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Peter Sullivan (51)
Rugby.com.au has a score update showing the Tahs are leading QLD 15-0. Last try was at the 53rd minute. I'll be watching the fox replay later at 10pm. Wish this was on now so I could escape watching my Saders copping it from the Canes.

Obviously cant say whether Tahs real good or QLD not so good, etc without actually seeing the game but 15-0 up looks like the Tahs are deserving of their favourites tag.

Update: Penalty kick 74min, NSW 18 QLD 0.
 
Hawko

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Tony Shaw (54)
That was pretty comprehensive. The Tahs should have won 40-0, but somehow contrived to stuff it up repeatedly once they got over the tryline.

I don't think the NSW coach will be all that happy as the ball didn't get past 13 all night. NSW just bashed them up in the scrum, then through the forwards and then bashed them in midfield. I would have liked to have seen some finesse in the backline; with so much possession the outside backs should have had a field day.
 
AngrySeahorse

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Peter Sullivan (51)
Hawko said:
That was pretty comprehensive. The Tahs should have won 40-0, but somehow contrived to stuff it up repeatedly once they got over the tryline.

I don't think the NSW coach will be all that happy as the ball didn't get past 13 all night. NSW just bashed them up in the scrum, then through the forwards and then bashed them in midfield. I would have liked to have seen some finesse in the backline; with so much possession the outside backs should have had a field day.
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I got around to watching it on foxtel & have to agree. The comp is new & combos are still being worked out so I can forgive both teams there but NSW definitely blew a number of tries. The 14 for NSW showed some great stuff in attack & defence but she wasnt given enough opportunities. One of the tackles she did near the side line against a larger opponent was text book.

Maybe I'm wrong but I felt the commentary was quite biased toward QLD, henceforth every time NSW got points the funnier it got.

Thread suggestion - could we perhaps turn this from just the round 1 QLD v NSW into the thread for all Super W games? There are only going to be the 5 rounds am I right? Might make sense having it all in the one thread. Here's the next round line-ups (the latest I can find), feel free anyone to move this to a round 2 thread if they are going to be separated.

There will be a live stream on Rugby.com.au

Western Force Women

Players
1Antoinette Jago
2Tara Reed
3Ariana Carnachen
4Katie Barnes
5Gillian Forde
6Kristin Fairbairn
7Vesinia Tuafa
8Terau Pasene-Grennell
9Kendra Fell
10Trilleen Pomare
11Courtney Hodder
12Tui Cope
13Zakiya Kareopa
14Pauline Dupressoir
15Madeline Putz

Substitutes
16Katherine Outred
17Alex Bannon
18Darryl Wickliffe
19Rebecca Clough
20Taylor Waterson
21Zion Tauhima
22Natalia Tearoa
23Annie Fagan

Melbourne Rebels Women

Players

1Samantha Homewood
2Ashley Marsters
3Janita Kareta
4Casey Homewood
5Anna Milne
6Phoebe Linder-Patton
7Sharlene Fagalilo
8Loanna Lelei
9Georgia Cormick
10Meretiana Robinson
11Melenaite Sofele
12Jayne Kareroa
13Jocelyn Davis
14Mikeala Welti
15Jasmine Bennedick

Substitutes
16Jacqueline Te'o
17Merenesa Tapuai
18Paula Ioane
19Alice Tonumaivao
20Rachael Pike
21Tulia Pula
22Rebekah Jones
23Tessa Brown

Former club team mate coming off the bench for the Rebels. Go Rebels!
 
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