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I spoke last week about the quality of matches in the NRC’s first round.  Unfortunately I don’t think I can say the same about Round 2.  There were some terrific team performances and, thankfully, one tight affair up north, but the rest were largely blow outs.

Seemingly supporting the Ben Darwin theory of Cohesion, the Fiji Drua spanked Brisbane City, while the Canberra Vikings did similar to the Sydney Rays.  Out west, the Force had a big win over the NSW Country Eagles, all though the Eagles put in a bit of a charge after half time, by the Force switched back on to secure the win and retain the Horan-Little Shield.

The other result was a little unexpected with the Melbourne Rising, perhaps unfairly judged after a loss to the Drua in Round 1, pushing QLD Country close in Townsville. The reigning champs managed to hold on for the win despite a late try by Isi Naisarani. Which sets us up with three undefeated and the table looking like this:

NRC Rnd 2 Table

The most disappointing thing about this weekend? The scheduling. Three games on Saturday, with two of them being on at the exact same time (as happened last Sunday) just seems ludicrous. Even more so the televised match being a bottom of the table clash rather than the battle between two undefeated sides.  Oh well. It’s all still watchable, so let’s get to it and check out what’s what with Round 3.

SYDNEY RAYS v BRISBANE CITY (LIVE ON FOX SPORTS)

SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER AT WOOLLAHRA OVAL (SYDNEY). KICK-OFF 3:00PM (LOCAL TIME)
Jayden Ngamanu is put through a gap by Quade Cooper to score
Jayden Ngamanu and Quade Cooper’s combination could be important against the Rays

REASONS NOT TO MISS THE MATCH:

  • Can this game live up to the traditional hype that organisers have proposed? One of the reasons for the Sydney Rays to adopt the historic colours of the Sydney Rugby Union team of days gone. A Sydney v Brisbane clash should peak the interests of rugby fans. Unfortunately both units have looked decidedly average, albeit with Sydney only having the one game so far.   Let’s hope they this modern day variations can harness a bit of magic and passion from those who played in these teams of yesteryear and produce something special on Saturday arvo.
  • Look, not many teams would have been able to stop the Drua in the form they showed last week. Brisbane coach will be keen to wipe the slate clean and have his team focus on a short five week tournament from now on in.  One area he will need to get more out of is his scrum back five.  Acknowledging the youth they have in the backrow, Brisbane need these guys to put their stamp on the game and match the output of their front row (the Smith twins and Brandon Paenga-Amosa).
  • He may only get about half an hour of footy this weekend but many eyes in Australian Rugby will be on the return of backrower Jack Dempsey this weekend. Having not played since that questionable game between a Wallaby outfit and the Barbarians late last year, Dempsey’s time on the park will be restricted and closely monitored.  Man of the Match in his last test match, in Brisbane against the All Blacks last year, his quality is established. How he bounces back from such a serious injury is the underlying question that begins to be answered in Woollahra on Saturday.

SYDNEY RAYS:

1. Rory O’Connor, 2. Damien Fitzpatrick (c), 3. Shambeckler Vui, 4. Connor Vest, 5. Ryan McCauley, 6. Lachie Swinton, 7. Jack Hayson, 8. Pat Sio, 9. Nick Duffy, 10. Harry Burey, 11. James Kane, 12. Enoka Muliufi, 13. Curtis Rona, 14. Latu Latunipulu, 15. Tim Clements

Replacements: 16. JP Sauni, 17. Kiernan Rabie, 18. Cam Betham, 19. Nick Palmer, 20. Jack Dempsey, 21. Mitch Short, 22. Will Harrison, 23. Tyson Davis

Form:

L

BRISBANE CITY:

1. JP Smith, 2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa, 3. Ruan Smith, 4. Zachariah Moimoi, 5. Nathan Den Hoedt, 6. Adam Korczyk (C), 7. Pat Morrey, 8. Sam Wallis, 9. Scott Gale, 10. Quade Cooper, 11. Lachlan Maranta, 12. Matt Gordon, 13. Tautalatasi Tasi, 14. Jayden Ngamanu, 15. Karmichael Hunt

Replacements: 16. Moli Sooaemalelagi, 17. Feao Fotuaika, 18. Misioka Timotea, 19. Jale Vakaloma, 20. Jeremiah Lynch, 21. Fraser McReight, 22. Moses Sorovi, 23. Lawson Creighton

Form:

L L

TIP: Both teams have looked unimpressive and have made a bunch of changes. This is hard. Brisbane should do it. By 4

NSW COUNTRY EAGLES v MELBOURNE RISING (LIVE STREAMED ON FOX SPORTS)

SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER AT GLEN WILLOW STADIUM (MUDGEE). KICK-OFF 1:00PM (LOCAL TIME)
ForceEagles7
Tom Staniforth looks to offload (Photo Credit: Delphy)

Reasons not to miss the match:

  • Here’s another game in which we should see a team get their first win and this is as tough to pick as the last game, but for different reasons. Both teams seem to be travelling ok. the Rising were much improved last week against the other Country lads, while the Eagles will be much better for their promising run against the Force. Kudos as always to the Eagles for taking this country regionally with Mudgee the latest town to get to host an NRC game.
  • Billy Meakes is using his time in the NRC effectively. He’ll be disappointed that he hasn’t as yet earned a test jersey despite being in and around the squad for about 12 months now. In his favour is that he’s getting plenty of minutes on the field and is taking charge of the Rising backline. He’s taking the ball to the line plenty of times and no one in the competition has beat more defenders than he has. He’ll look forward to upping his game against a relatively inexperienced Eagles centre combination.
  • Jed Holloway came of age as a Super Rugby player this year putting in some performances at lock that had him spring boarded into the Wallaby wider training squad. His Eagles locking partner, Tom Staniforth, has at yet struggled to make the same impact at Super level despite being a gun performer in the last few NRCs. Combining for the Eagles they were highly effective last week against the Force and get another chance to enhance their combination this week against a very handy Rising forward pack.

NSW COUNTRY EAGLES:

1. Paddy Ryan (c), 2. Mahe Vailanu, 3. Harry Johnson-Holmes, 4. Jed Holloway, 5. Tom Staniforth, 6. Nick Champ-Descrisepnay, 7. Will Miller, 8. Sam Ward, 9. Jake Gordon, 10. Mack Mason, 11. Alex Gibbon, 12. Apolosi Latunipulu, 13. Alex Newsome, 14.Jaline Graham, 15. Rohan Saifoloi

Replacements: 16. Cody Walker, 17. Tom Horton, 18. Rob Lagudi, 19. Emmanuel Meafou, 20. Patrick Tafa, 21. Sam Figg, 22. Mick Snowden, 23. Harry Potter

Form:

L

MELBOURNE RISING:

1. Fereti Sa’aga, 2. Anaru Rangi, 3. Jermaine Ainsley, 4. Esei Haangana, 5. Trevor Hosea, 6. Angus Cotrell, 7. Richard Hardwick, 8. Rob Leota, 9. Michael Ruru, 10. Archie King, 11. Tom English, 12. Billy Meakes, 13. Sione Tuipulotu, 14. Kiti Ratu, 15. Justin Masters

Replacements: 16. Andrew Tuala, 17. Mees Erasmus, 18. Lawries Weeks, 19. Isi Naisarani, 20. Ikapote Tupai, 21. Harrison Goddard, 22. Kemu Valetini, 23.Fabian Goodall

Form:

L L

TIP: The Rising are on the road for the third week in a row but should take a lot out of last week. Rising by 2.

QUEENSLAND COUNTRY v FIJI DRUA (LIVE STREAMED ON FOX SPORTS)

Saturday 15 SEPTEMBER AT BB PRINT STADIUM (MACKAY). KICK-OFF 1:00PM (LOCAL TIME)
QLD Country's FIlipo Daugunu looks for space against Fiji Drua (Photo Credit: QRU Media - Brendan Hertel)
FIlipo Daugunu returns to the QLD Country team to face his countrymen

REASONS NOT TO MISS THE MATCH:

  • If the Drua comprehensively beat the Rising in Round 1 and the Rising only just lost to QLD Country last week, where does us leave this match-up? Full of intrigue that’s for sure. Both teams are currently undefeated however the Drua sit two points clear of QLD Country (and with a 73 points better points differential!). This will, however, be the Drua’s first match outside of Fiji and with an away record in 2017 of two wins from five games, this will be a big challenge for them. Adding to this is the fact that they lost to QLD Country on the two occasions they played them last year and it sets up this weekend’s game as a epic encounter.
  • If Queensland Country are going to have any chance of downing the Drua in Mackay this weekend, the will have to fix one element of their game – their defence. Sure they’ve secured two wins but they’ve let in 63 points in the process (nine tries) and they (along with Brisbane City, who played Fiji last week) have missed more tackles than any other team in the competition. Forget his attacking prowess, Duncan Paia’aua is the main culprit and if he can’t play his role in shutting down Alivereti Veitokani, Cyril Reece and Apisalome Waqatubu then the Drua could, once again, run riot.
  • C’mon, seriously? The Drua themselves. When a Fijian rugby team is playing at its best (be in 7s or even Under 20s as they showed this week), there isn’t a rugby team in the world as beautiful to watch as Fiji. The Drua were terrific in Round 1 v the Rising but they turned it up to 11 last week against Brisbane. I just hope the Mackay locals know how lucky they have it to have these entertainers playing in their town on the weekend.

QLD COUNTRY:

1. Harry Hoopert, 2. Effi Ma’afu, 3. James Slipper, 4. Harry Hockings, 5. Angus Blyth, 6. Harry Wilson, 7. Tom Kibble, 8. Angus Scott-Young, 9. Tate McDermott, 10. Hamish Stewart, 11. Filipo Daugunu, 12. Duncan Paia’aua ©, 13. Jordan Petaia, 14. Jock Campbell, 15. Tom Lucas

Replacements: 16. Alex Casey, 17. Richie Asiata, 18. Jake Simeon, 19. MIchael Wood, 20. Sunia Finefeuiaka, 21. James Tuttle, 22. Tony Hunt, 23. Patrick James

Form:

W W

FIJI DRUA:

1. Joeli Veitayaki, 2. Ratu Veremalua Vugakoto, 3. Mosese Ducivaki, 4. Filipo Seru, 5. Albert Tuisue, 6. Peni Raidre, 7. Mosese Voka (c), 8. Eremasi Radradro, 9. Frank Lomani, 10. Alivereti Veitokani, 11. Levani Kurumudu, 12. Cyril Reece, 13. Jona Sawailau, 14. Apete Daveta, 15. Apisalome Waqatubu

Replacements: 16. Ratunaisa Navuma, 17. Eroni Mawi, 18. Luke Tagi, 19. Tevita Naqali, 20. Johnny Dyer, 21. Peni Matawalu, 22. Seru Vularika, 23. Aporosa Tabulawaki

Form:

W W

TIP: I almost convinced myself of a QLD C win this week here, but, nah. How can you tip against Fiji? Drua by 8

CANBERRA VIKINGS v WESTERN FORCE (LIVE ON FOX SPORTS)

SUNDAY 16 SEPTEMBER AT VIKING PARK (CANBERRA). KICK-OFF 3:00PM (LOCAL TIME)
Len Ikitau setting up another Vikings try.
Len Ikitau setting up another Vikings try (Photo Credit: Peter Mitchell)

REASONS NOT TO MISS THE MATCH:

  • The Western Force were most people’s favourites for the NRC title this year, at least before the Drua started playing. Still there are many (including me) who believe their WRC campaign sets them up better than any other team in the NRC. Well, this weekend they get their first real test. The Vikings were disappointed with their loss to QLD Country in the first round, but bounced back with a clinical display against the Sydney Rays last week. They will be better for their extra week of preparation and will back themselves against a Force side that has let their opponents back into the game in their two recent encounters.
  • With Kyle Godwin, Andrew Smith and James Dargeville all departing the Brumbies this season, there are opportunities for any centre that has aspirations for Super Rugby footy. Two of those candidates are the two young players in the centres again this weekend. For the third week in a row Jordan Jackson-Hope and Len Ikitau have kept new Brumby recruit Irae Simone on the bench. They’ve done it because they’ve done everything that their coach has asked. They’ve made plenty of metres in attack and defended strongly and largely looked a quality combination belying their relative youth and inexperience. Up against two internationals this weekend will be a big test of their credentials.
  • Conflict of Interest declared – I’ve got a soft spot for Rocket Rod Davies. Fair enough it started with those couple of great years he had at the Reds including the Championship in 2011. But I’ve always loved wingers with just pure speed. When it was announced that Rocket was heading to the Force I was curious as to whether he still had it. Two games in and it’s clear the legs are just as fast and his rugby nous is as strong as ever. A brace of tries in Round 1 was followed by an absolute scorcher last Sunday and if he can find space this weekend let’s drool over the potential foot race with Tom Banks.

CANBERRA VIKINGS:

1. Sione Taula, 2. Connal McInerney, 3. Leslie Leuluaialii-Makin, 4. Blake Enever, 5. Darcy Swain, 6. BJ Edwards, 7.Michael Oakman-Hunt, 8. Ben Hyne (c), 9. Ryan Lonergan, 10. Wharenui Hawera, 11. Andy Muirhead, 12. Jordan Jackson-Hope, 13. Len Ikitau, 14. Lausii Taliauli, 15. Tom Banks

Replacements: 16. Josh Mann-Rea, 17. Vunipola Fifita, 18. Tom Ross, 19. Rob Valetini, 20. Brodie Leber, 21. Joe Powell, 22. Irae Simone, 23. Mac Hansen

Form:

L W

WESTERN FORCE:

1. Harry Lloyd, 2. Harry Scoble, 3. Kieran Longbottom, 4. Fergus Lee-Warner, 5. Jeremy Thrush, 6. Tevin Ferris, 7. Chris Alcock, 8. Brynard Stander, 9. Ian Prior (C), 10. Andrew Deegan, 11. Rod Davies, 12. Henry Taefu, 13. Marcel Brache, 14. Masivesi Dakuwaga, 15. Jack McGregor

Replacements: 16. Heath Tessmann, 17. Cameron Orr, 18. Chris Heiberg, 19. Leon Power, 20. Harrison Orr, 21. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa, 22. Rodney Iona, 23. Peter Grant

Form:

W W

TIP: I think this could be the upset of the round. Vikings by 4.

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