Sydney Colts - 2016

[Brentwood]

anyone know the results of the manly v gordon colts makeup games supposedly played last night?
I know norths lost in 3's to parra, and won in 2's and 1's

The Highlanders got up in both 2's and 3's with BP in both

 

[Blackers13]

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[the baz]

my predictions for the first week of finals - albeit I think some are a given:
ones and two the same scenario:
uni v woods
wix v easts
Gordon v norths

threes:
wix v norths
uni v easts
woods v souths

Still playing for finals spots this weekend in all grades - will be interesting.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Round 18 Colts Team Lists​

Southern Districts vs Eastern Suburbs​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
Southern Districts: 1. Jacob Storey, 2. Sama Malolo, 3. Ezra Malolo, 4. Damian Johnston, 5. Pat Kuenzle, 6. Dom McGrath, 7. Tony Rumore, 8. Henry Robertson, 9. Liam O'Connor, 10. Ryan Carmody, 11. Brodie Ford, 12. Te Orangi Thompson, 13. Cooper Harris, 14. William Latu, 15. Jack Conen
Eastern Suburbs: 1. James King, 2. Charlie Cooper, 3. Archer Hall, 4. Luke Porter, 5. James Shipway, 6. Toby Starkey, 7. Charlie Smith, 8. Jack Digby, 9. Ted Pye (c), 10. Daniel England, 11. Jake Prindiville, 12. Ned Yeomans, 13. Daniel Donato, 14. Dylan Luisi, 15. Jayden Wright

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
Southern Districts: 1. Felix Nellen, 2. Gareth Thomas, 3. Lachlan King, 4. Karaitiana Sa'u, 5. Harrison Dodds, 6. Lachlan Hennessey, 7. Jack Kenning, 8. Harry McLennan, 9. Ben Ridgway, 10. Rob Siteine, 11. James Finch, 12. Elijah Sa, 13. Gordon Enari, 14. William Blake, 15. Daniel Bell
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Cody Walker, 2. Will Foxton, 3. Nick Zylstra, 4. Ed Ryan, 5. Lachlan Sharp, 6. James Donato, 7. Tom Mahony, 8. Charlie Yole, 9. Dan Nutton, 10. Joseph Mackie (c), 11. Louis Collins, 12. James Hawkins, 13. Callum Anthony, 14. James Goodman, 15. Roy Harrison

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
Southern Districts: 1. Tom Swiderski, 2. Mitch Howse, 3. Beau Grimley, 4. Simiki Lufe, 5. Brandon Kemp, 6. Dawie Erasmus, 7. Evan Jenkins, 8. Dante Patrick, 9. Ben Lewis, 10. Zac Stewart, 11. Mataele Taufa, 12. Fatu Togogae -Faanu, 13. Keanan Walker, 14. Zane Pratt, 15. Drew Nuttall
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Minh Nguyen, 2. Jose Sollano, 3. Jai Gunton, 4. Jackson Lindsay, 5. James Hooke, 6. Lachlan Spurr, 7. Phil Pymer, 8. Ned Taylor, 9. James Williams, 10. Cooper Murphy*, 11. Tom Stodart, 12. Lloyd Evans, 13. Will Woodgate, 14. Will Somerton, 15. Will Hicks

Eastwood vs Gordon​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
Eastwood: 1. Jack Morrison, 2. Max Stewart, 3. Rhys Sherrif, 4. Josh Bones, 5. Daniel Cosgrove, 6. Jacob Bamford, 7. Lachlan Anderson, 8. Tim Anstee, 9. Louis Heaton, 10. Tom O'Connor, 11. James Day, 12. Barton Picone, 13. Jayden Stokes, 14. Lachlan Burland, 15. Sam Cale
Gordon: 1. Alex Broad, 2. Hosea Fotukava, 3. Jack Bowditch, 4. Beau Petterson, 5. Jack Margin, 6. Nic Burkett, 7. James Lough, 8. Tom Leaver, 9. Steve Kirkby, 10. James Dainton, 11. Rory Vevers, 12. Dave Smerdon, 13. Sione Afu, 14. Marcus Hundt, 15. Josh Thorndyke

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
Eastwood: 1. James Behringer, 2. Nic Dolly, 3. Liam Northridge, 4. Charles Granger, 5. Jared Odgers, 6. Daniel Ryan, 7. Hamish Fisher, 8. Kyle Cotton, 9. Paul McCaffrey, 10. Matt Moore, 11. Thomas Koodrin, 12. Josh Hendricks, 13. Joshua So, 14. John Pale, 15. Sam Irvine
Gordon: 1. Ben Wilkinson, 2. Jono Burke, 3. Oliver Harradine, 4. Elliot Gehrig, 5. James Grant, 6. Lachlan Archer, 7. Campbell Clifford, 8. Simon Pursell, 9. Sam Reimer, 10. Matt Long, 11. Dom Mete, 12. Brandon Marsh, 13. Kirt Anthony, 14. Sam Frankham, 15. Tom O'Reilly

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
Eastwood: 1. Duncan Ryan, 2. Connor Ryan, 3. Daniel Harvey, 4. Jake Georgas, 5. Ibbi Warfield, 6. Patrick Harrison, 7. Cameron Goodacre, 8. Angus Spicer, 9. Luke Grima, 10. Ryan Jensen, 11. Seiya Ikeda, 12. Daniel Gilbert, 13. Tom Graham, 14. Daniel Lonergan, 15. Daniel Wu
Gordon: 1. Kav Naati, 2. Eric Stene, 3. Brandon Fernandes, 4. Jordan Small, 5. Richie Davis, 6. Byron Blaik, 7. Nick Slaven, 8. Josh Vincenz, 9. Tom Gall, 10. Dave Balcomb, 11. Matthew Renshaw, 12. Rory Cramb, 13. Angus Margin, 14. Will Mitchell, 15. Conor Hurley

Manly vs Northern Suburbs​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
Manly: 1. Conor Davidson, 2. Felix Marot, 3. Willam McRae, 4. Sau Ofahengaue, 5. Gus Verhoeven, 6. Jared Palmer, 7. Matthew Schofield (c), 8. Scott Williams, 9. Jack Young, 10. Ben Crerar, 11. Dylan Bindczuis, 12. Joseph Williams, 13. Jonte Kaplan, 14. David Stenning, 15. Fraser Toohey
Northern Suburbs: 1. James Margin, 2. Evan Pritchard, 3. Jakob Sedgman, 4. Paddy Olver, 5. Will Finley, 6. Jack Preece, 7. Matt Psaltis, 8. Kyle Ohara, 9. Nick Duffy, 10. Connor Winchester, 11. Will Connelly, 12. Charlie King, 13. Nick Clancy, 14. Tom Gilbert, 15. Dom Naylor

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
Manly: 1. Hayden Jones, 2. Auvaa Amituanai, 3. Christian Barwell, 4. Max Grimes, 5. Cameron Signorini, 6. Henry Ferguson, 7. Mitchell Weir, 8. Henry Ferguson, 9. Harry Smart, 10. Isaac Houston, 11. Daniel Heap, 12. Kai Lackner, 13. Daniel Tuipulotu, 14. Lachlan Armstrong, 15. Nick Lising-White
Northern Suburbs: 1. Angus Irons, 2. John King, 3. Ryan Block, 4. Will Davies, 5. Oliver Stump, 6. Hamish Moore, 7. Ben Jeavons-Fellows, 8. Alex Ironside, 9. Tom Veitch, 10. Gabe Cooper, 11. Andre Bez, 12. Zac Campton, 13. Simon Johnston, 14. Tom Mckellar, 15. Harry Cudmore

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
Manly: 1. Andrew McMinn, 2. John-Michael Lupton, 3. Vili Kanongataa, 4. Jack Westall, 5. Mitchell Duncan, 6. Tj Leupolu, 7. Tevita Faulao, 8. Cal Mullins, 9. Damian Broughton, 10. Ed Brand, 11. Patrick Calcraft, 12. William Lupton, 13. Daniel Tomokino, 14. Juwan Thomas, 15. Keegan Lind
Northern Suburbs: 1. Liam MacWhite, 2. Dylan Santone, 3. Bailey O’Donnell, 4. Tom Willson, 5. Lachie Moore, 6. Ben Jones, 7. Will McCawe, 8. Ed Pollitt, 9. Chris Vandoros, 10. Shaun Townsend, 11. Todd Owen, 12. Laquand Ofahengaue, 13. Harry Licence, 14. Michael Watt, 15. Liam Wilson

West Harbour vs Penrith​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
West Harbour: 1. - 15. TBC
Penrith: 1. Isaac Baldock, 2. Isaac Harrison, 3. John Pene, 4. Tuimasi Katafono, 5. Zeek Mafi, 6. Hamish Matthews, 7. Delahoya Manu, 8. Tom Taufa, 9. Jye Clapham, 10. Sam Limbrey, 11. Poasa Nakaivalu, 12. Ezekiel Seia, 13. James Papu, 14. Sam Tauilili, 15. Aidan Hopping

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
West Harbour: 1. - 15. TBC
Penrith: 1. Assad Collins, 2. Trey Ropata, 3. Daniel Vaega, 4. Solomona Iosefa, 5. Sefo Lalaga, 6. Mat Faoagli, 7. Matt Lawson, 8. Matt Dritti, 9. Leonardo, 10. Chris Nielson, 11. Wirremu King, 12. Thorne Piilua, 13. Ezra Kemp, 14. Jarrod Purcell, 15. Ken Mildwater

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
West Harbour: 1. - 15. TBC
Penrith: 1. Chase Taranto, 2. Tremayne Cashman, 3. Sinapati Pati, 4. Sonasi Taungakava, 5. Epati Sale, 6. Tarei Wilson, 7. Halalika Ma Tangi, 8. Lisiate Vaihu, 9. Daniel Tuipulotu, 10. Mitch Austin, 11. Kolio Taungakava, 12. Sebastion Ofoia, 13. Bernie Saleve, 14. Vincent Mulipola, 15. Ben Meyer

Warringah vs Randwick​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
Warringah: 1. James Clay, 2. Hayden Lamaro, 3. Wes Thomas, 4. Cael Carmont, 5. Andrew Davies (c), 6. Luke Hurditch, 7. Luke Milham, 8. Kurtis Stariha, 9. Josh Bate, 10. Jerry Lemalu, 11. Owen Chun, 12. Ezera Chee-Kam, 13. Scott McMurdo, 14. Tom Condon, 15. Puni Aupuni
Randwick: 1. DJ Tifa, 2. Tonga Tangatau, 3. Kieran Bonin, 4. Justin Cooper, 5. Joe Whitelock, 6. Alec Corcoran, 7. Lochie Simpson, 8. Hame Tali, 9. Paddy Rumble, 10. Hamish Gordon, 11. James Ramm, 12. Bailey Hilder, 13. Ronald Streeter Mason, 14. Sepesa Tarogi, 15. Billy Freeman

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
Warringah: 1. SandyButterworth, 2. Ben Rooney, 3. Tom Newman, 4. Lachlan Begg, 5. Lachlan Rose, 6. Tim Barret, 7. Kobe Gillard, 8. Eddie Fry, 9. Rhett Butler (c), 10. Tim White, 11. Nathan Robertson, 12. Jaidyn Ma'afu, 13. Conor Bradshaw, 14. Bryce Reneman, 15. Danny Lautolo
Randwick: 1. Billy Finch, 2. Matt Serhon, 3. Callum Quinn, 4. Rory Williams, 5. Esei Ha'angana, 6. Sam Musgrove, 7. Jum Woodhill, 8. Kyle Park, 9. Josh Noonan, 10. Patrick Pelligrini, 11. Jack Harrison, 12. Will Harrison, 13. Daniel Boardman, 14. Gus Simpson, 15. Dion Narayan

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
Warringah: 1. Clayton Anastasia, 2. Nick Cain, 3. Josh Foster, 4. Jordan Scott, 5. Charlie Normanainen, 6. Hayden Crain, 7. Charlie Rowntree, 8. Quincy Thomas, 9. Matt Clarke, 10. Tom McBryde, 11. Daniel Chun, 12. Liam Curran, 13. Josh Gapes, 14. Dallas McKinnon, 15. Sam Groom
Randwick: 1. Manisela Fetikoa, 2. Harrison Stein, 3. Sione Nikau, 4. Jean Luc Poidevin, 5. Tom Nowlan, 6. Lemeke Taumopeau, 7. Tupou Tila, 8. Lewis Allen, 9. James Tinker, 10. Louis Anderson, 11. Tyrrell Naleeba, 12. Will Ben Simms, 13. James Zanoli, 14. Ethan McGuigan, 15. Greg Svandfelds

Parramatta vs Sydney University​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
Parramatta: 1. Ben Harkin, 2. Jacob Bristowe, 3. Dylan Valeni, 4. Ben Talamaivao, 5. Joel Divertie, 6. Romado Tuigamala, 7. Peni Tuitupou, 8. Liam Faoagali, 9. Terry Fanolua, 10. Netane Masima, 11. Jayden Lonergan, 12. Siale Fifita, 13. Solomon Pita, 14. Zac Tuala, 15. Josh Tupuola
Sydney University: 1. Alexander Masima, 2. Tom Horton, 3. Patrick O'Doherty, 4. Lachlan Swinton, 5. Champion Champion de Crespigny, 6. George Lehmann, 7. Lincoln Whiteley, 8. Hugh Summerhayes, 9. Banjo Travers, 10. Sam Renton, 11. Eddy King, 12. Luke Lough, 13. William McDonnell, 14. Nathaniel Tamwoy, 15. Tim Clements

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
Parramatta: 1. Lorenzo Maa, 2. Haitoni Hafoka, 3. Josh Leota, 4. Lachlan Natapu, 5. William Ravoka, 6. Harvard Mau, 7. John Wesley, 8. Otto-Louis Wendt, 9. Pua Moeara, 10. Dallas Paterson, 11. Les Pauulu, 12. Fili Havea, 13. Raka Poaru, 14. Terek Riwai, 15. Joshua Delailoa
Sydney University: 1. Conor O'Doherty, 2. James Widders-Leece, 3. Austin Black, 4. Peter Fenwicke, 5. Thomas Willson, 6. Tim Hingano, 7. Benny Watt, 8. Lachlan Argiris, 9. William Wennerbom, 10. Callum Styles, 11. Ahmad Elbatoory, 12. Harry Potter, 13. Daniel Calavassy, 14. Alex MacDonald, 15. Jaydon Fa'avae-eli

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
Parramatta: 1. Netane Talanoa, 2. Brendan Corkett, 3. Josh Tupuola, 4. Joash Murray, 5. Danyon Morris, 6. Fergus Ryan, 7. Zac Bristowe, 8. Rio Jones, 9. Mick Zakhia, 10. Dallas Paterson, 11. Fadi Eid, 12. Steve Lemalu, 13. Etuale Toa, 14. Cody Hinsby, 15. Peni Maitatini
Sydney University: 1. Lewis Oswald, 2. Langley Ammit, 3. Dane Stephens, 4. Brad Hauville, 5. Angus Chapman, 6. Sydney Malifa, 7. James Goddard, 8. Harrison Petkovich, 9. Anthony McDougall, 10. Daniel Poletto, 11. Unaloto Teisina, 12. Sean Hasegawa, 13. Tom McFadyen, 14. Tom Farnell, 15. Connor Farnell

 

[Wood Rat]

I seams a ridiculous time of year for the six teams in each grade that are finishing their season this week. About 500 signed up for a season and finish 1/2 way through winter. I am sure this was discussed earlier but a 7-8 month off season is a stretch long enough to find something else to do with your winter next year especially if you are playing because you enjoy it.

 

[forwards4ever]

I seams a ridiculous time of year for the six teams in each grade that are finishing their season this week. About 500 signed up for a season and finish 1/2 way through winter. I am sure this was discussed earlier but a 7-8 month off season is a stretch long enough to find something else to do with your winter next year especially if you are playing because you enjoy it.

However many clubs start preseason in November! So not such a long lay off!

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Round 18 Colts Results​

W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts)
Southern Districts 24 Eastern Suburbs 40
Eastwood 28 Gordon 55
Manly 31 Northern Suburbs 31
West Harbour 43 Penrith 35
Warringah 12 Randwick 41
Sydney University 60 Parramatta 17
Minor Premiers: Sydney University


Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts)
Southern Districts 23 Eastern Suburbs 22
Eastwood 8 Gordon 9
Manly 0 Northern Suburbs 39
West Harbour 51 Penrith 5
Warringah 33 Randwick 42
Sydney University 46 Parramatta 0
Minor Premiers: Sydney University

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts)
Southern Districts 10 Eastern Suburbs 15
Eastwood 19 Gordon 12
Manly 12 Northern Suburbs 57
West Harbour 49 Penrith 5
Warringah 5 Randwick 31
Sydney University 20 Parramatta 29
Minor Premiers: Randwick


Next Weeks Finals Week 1 Fixtures
W. McMahon Memorial Shield (1st Grade Colts) Qualifying Finals
Sydney University v Eastwood
Gordon v Northern Suburbs
Randwick v Eastern Suburbs

Shell Trophy (2nd Grade Colts) Qualifying Finals
Sydney University v Eastwood
Northern Suburbs v Gordon
Randwick v Southern Districts

Bill Simpson Shield (3rd Grade Colts) Qualifying Finals
Randwick v Northern Suburbs
Eastwood v Eastern Suburbs
Sydney University v Southern Districts

 

[Hugh Jarse]

2016 Eric Spilsted Shield (Colts Club Championship) Table:


There are a maximum of 55 points available to a club each week, based on all 3 colts teams winning with a 4 try BP.

Sydney University, 896 points
Randwick, 823 points
Northern Suburbs, 698 points
Gordon, 691 points*
Eastwood, 596 points
Eastern Suburbs, 582 points
Southern Districts, 464 points
Warringah, 458 points
Manly, 343 points*
West Harbour, 258 points
Parramatta, 232 points
Penrith, 114 points

How the Colts Club Championship table is calculated.
The competition points from the individual competitions are multiplied by the following factors and then added together.
Colts 1 - 6
Colts 2 - 3
Colts 3 - 2

http://rugby.fusesport.com/rugby/results/external/summaryladder.asp?ladder=1168&OrgID=010100



* Score from Highlanders v MMM in Colts 2 to come. This could be up 1to 15 points for Gordon which would put them in the Bronze Medal position.

2016 Colts Club Champions
Sydney University

Randwick have sewn up the Silver Medal for 2016.

The race for 3rd is believed to be won by Gordon, but the deferred game result (15 Championship points to Gordon) has not been officially calculated.

 

[Wood Rat]

However many clubs start preseason in November! So not such a long lay off!

More work less game time..... Even less enticing for casual punters

 

[Hugh Jarse]

18 rounds is 8 rounds more than most school competitions, and 4 rounds more than the SJRU season.

Many of the Colts 1 boys will play in NRC Development teams (assuming the NSW NRC teams run them again this year).

 

[I like to watch]

Apples and oranges!
Most Schools play more fixtures outside their comp,than the comp itself.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

If you are going to count "trials" in the season for Schools, then you need to add up to 4 weeks of "trials" for Colts, and 3 weeks extra for finals (6/12 teams) that Schools don't play.

 

[I like to watch]

The convo was about the 6 teams finishing today.
But Ill concede most clubs play 2 or 3 trials,
Only 2 teams in the comp last the next 3 weeks, 10 do not.

 

[Wood Rat]

It Strikes me that this year's competition was pretty even between 3rd and 8th. The teams successful in making it to the last 6 have been masters of their own destiny. the luck of the draw however may have excluded a worthy team from the final series (it may not have this year I am just discussing potential)
the NRC and colts would have minimal, not Zero, impact on each other. I see no reason why the u20 competition could not be completed as a full season as any other comp with 12 competitors. If there is a NRC development team comp it would impact mostly on clubs that might be guilty of warehousing players

 

[7083]

Stags won 2's and 3's in make up games last Tuesday.

 

[7083]

HJ,
Would you know if there's any reason why SRU don't share the finals around? As in 4 clubs get a final each this year, then 4 other clubs next year etc.? Then each club get a shot at hosting which also means picking up extra coin for their respective canteens.

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Good point about spreading things around.

Merrylands RSL Park and Nepean Rugby Park both have 2 full size ovals that could knock all 9 colts QF's off in one longish day. No problem with parking, and no one could complain about a lower ranked team having a home venue advantage.

Kippax Oval and Bus Loop at Moore Park or the SBHS ovals (McKay Fields) in Centennial Parklands could do likewise as a double oval neutral venue.

Think even more laterally. How many temporary ovals could you set up in the middle of Randwick Racecourse? It was good enough for the Pope.

 

[OldColt]

You should ask your club GM to query it with Matt Kellahan.

Apparently the issue was raised with the NSWRU administrator last week, but the response seems to have been little more than a series of excuses that sought to lay the blame fairly and squarely on the Fusesport system - along the lines of 'the system has faults', and 'the front end and the back end don't seem to be communicating very well'.

So, 18 Rounds into the competition, the organisation that manages things has finally acknowledged that their monitoring/management system isn't working the way it should. Well bugger me! The issue of dodgy PPs was identified in this forum after Round 4, but 14 weeks down the track, when it appears that 1 club in particular has made an absolute mockery of the system throughout the year, the response is that the system's at fault! The NSWRU even go so far as to say that they've audited the games that were questioned but didn't find any breaches of the rules. I'm not technically adept enough to engage in a discussion about the pros and cons of the system they use, but it seems a bit odd to me that they would wait until this point in the season to acknowledge that their system doesn't work properly - and the breaches seem to be pretty obvious to anyone who cares to look!

And strangely enough, while this 'fault' within the system has been left unrepaired, it seems that 11 of the 12 teams in the 2nds Colts competition haven't experienced the same 'problems' with their PP as the team in question. And in the end, it got them nowhere.

Karma's a funny thing, isn't it!

 

[Hugh Jarse]

You can bet your bottom dollar that if the potential breaches had been committed by one of the two Clubs that share a land border with the club in question then things would have been auctioned pretty quickly, rather than being swept under the carpet as an anomaly of the system, front end, back end, or top end.

If a club operating on the smell of an oily rag, with zero rock stars and dwelling in the cellar of the table in all 3 grades doesn't seem to have any difficulty submitting their team sheets, one has to wonder how a club with the resources to attract high PP recruits struggles to do likewise.

Like many things in rugby administration, whinging about the alleged injustice on here may feel good, but in the cold light of the day sweet FA will be done about it.

The player points system is crook and may have outlived its usefulness. For every new measure introduced, clubs will find ways to skirt the intent of the cap. Talented players will always be attracted to clubs that they perceive are best placed for them to achieve their goals, usually of winning a premiership or gaining selection into Rep squads, academies, reduce commuting time to training, or simply to be with their mates from school.

 

[Bismarck]

At Chatswood Oval:
Colts 1 - Syd Uni vs Eastwood - 13:40pm
Colts 1 - Gordon vs Norths at 3:30pm same location
Colts 2 - Sydney Uni vs Eastwood at 12
Colts 3 - Syd Uni vs Southern Districts at 10:30am