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QUEENSLAND PREMIER RUGBY 2019 | ROUND 1 QUEENSLAND PREMIER RUGBY 2021 | GRAND FINAL
CONTENTS
FEATURES
CEO Message 8
Grand Final Previews 13
GRADE PREVIEWS
Hospital Challenge Cup 14
Premier Women’s 24
Colts 1 30
TEAM LISTS
Hospital Challenge Cup 21
Premier Women’s 28
Colts 1 34
Second Grade 36
Third Grade 37
Fourth Grade 38
Fifth Grade 40
Colts 2 41
Colts 3 42
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CEO MESSAGE
David Hanham
On behalf of Queensland Rugby, we welcome all GPS will be feature in all three Grand Finals on
the players, coaches, administrators, match officials, Sunday at Suncorp Stadium in what will be a special
volunteers and fans for the 2021 Queensland day for the club.
Premier Rugby Grand Final weekend.
The 2021 season hasn’t been without its challenges,
This weekend will see Grand Finals take place as our clubs and competition management have had
across Sunnybank Rugby Club and Suncorp to work through a number of lockdowns and other
Stadium, following a brilliant display of club Rugby restrictions due to COVID. I would like to commend
during the Semi-Finals last weekend. Thank you to everyone for their efforts in working collaboratively
both Norths and GPS for hosting. to manage the ongoing situation.
With Ballymore unavailable due to the Despite these challenges, we’ve seen some great
redevelopment this year, club Rugby will be played Rugby played across the competition, and it is great
on the big stage with the Women’s, Colts 1 and to see the top two sides in the Hospital Challenge
Hospital Challenge Cup deciders to be played at Cup - University and GPS - progress through to the
Suncorp Stadium. Grand Final in what is sure to be a game for the
ages this Sunday.
Throughout the season, Rugby fans have been able
to enjoy watching every match live and on replay via The Hospital Challenge Cup is a high-quality
Stan Sport, and at the back end of the season, on competition delivering traditional rivalries, tribalism
9Gem. This Sunday’s Hospital Challenge Cup will be and outstanding community events. We’re looking
broadcast live on both platforms, while the Women’s forward to the weekend ahead and seeing the
and Colts 1 Grand Finals will also be broadcast on top clubs in each division go head-to-head for
Stan Sport in a first for the competition. Premiership glory.
Five clubs are represented across the finals this Best of luck to all teams in access this weekend, and
weekend, with University of Queensland, GPS, thank you to all the players, coaches, staff, match
Easts, Souths and Brothers all fielding teams across officials, volunteers and spectators, for another great
the five senior grades, three colts divisions and season.
women’s.
David Hanham
CEO - Queensland Rugby Union
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UNIVERSITY OF
QUEENSLAND
14SEMI-FINAL IN REVIEW The likes of Brad Kapa, Mosiah Christian, Will Roach and
TJ Siakisini are also injected into the game in the second-
forty, and its paid dividends for the Students all season.
UQ stamped their ticket to the decider with a gritty,
grinding 29-24 win over Brothers at Yoku Road. The minor premiers have regularly racked up multiple
tries in the final quarters of games, with their bench
The Brethren raced out to a 14-3 lead, before the Heavies
depth giving them the spark they need to finish the game
scrum began to turn the screws on the Butcher’s Stripes’
strong.
pack, eventually securing their first lead of the afternoon
with 20-minutes to play.
Brothers again hit back to retake the lead, before a THE INSIDE WORD
late try from young scrumhalf Kalani Thomas sealed a
PAT MORREY
dramatic win for the Heavies.
“It’s awesome to be a part of another GF, we’ve had a
After close to a month away from the field, last weekend
pretty good run.
was far from the Students’ best performance of the year
and they’ll know there’s plenty of improvement in their “It’s a really special thing to be a part of considering how
game ahead of Sunday’s clash. much hard work all the guys and the whole club have put
into this season.
THE KEY PERFORMERS “You can’t hinge on the past, but it [last year’s Grand Final]
definitely pointed out some areas we needed to work on.
KALANI THOMAS
“We got away with not having a strong enough set-piece
Kalani Thomas thrived in last weekend’s semi-final. Paired during the season, and in the Grand Final, Easts identified
with Scott Gale in the halves, the duo steered the UQ the weakness and exploited us. It teaches us a few
team around the park, while Thomas also had to contest lessons this week about how clinical we have to be in all
with a hard individual battle opposite Melbourne Rebels areas of our game if we want to win.
scrumhalf Joe Powell, who laced up for Brothers.
“We got bullied around our breakdown and physically the
While Powell was influential for the Brethren throughout last time we played Jeeps, we really didn’t show up that
the match, Thomas had the final say, taking an offload day. We need to bring a bit of fire to the defensive line.
from Conor Mitchell flat footed before stepping inside
Powell and fending off Reds teammate Harry Hoopert to “I’m sure there’ll be a sea of green and blue, but it’d be
cross for the winning try. awesome to see a sea of maroon as well.”
This Sunday will be Thomas’ first Premier Rugby Grand
Final appearance, but given we’ve already seen him
stand up in big matches at Suncorp Stadium this year
– including the Super Rugby AU Grand Final – he has
already shown he can deliver on the big stage.
CONNOR VEST
Connor Vest may not have the ‘c’ next to his name, but
there’s no doubting he’s the spiritual leader of this UQ
forward pack.
The former Shute Shield lock takes every carry as if it’s
his last, while his raw aggression and power sets the
example for the rest of his teammates.
After tasting defeat in last year’s decider against Easts,
Vest will be desperate to go one better this season.
THE POINT OF
DIFFERNCE
THE BENCH
Not many teams can bring a 129-cap Wallaby off the
bench, but that’s just what the Heavies will do this Sunday
when Stephen Moore steps back onto the Suncorp
Stadium field – but for the first time in club colours.
Moore’s 20-minute stint provides the Heavies with
stability and calm in the most important minutes of the
match, with his contribution far more than just his pinpoint
lineout throwing and work around the park.
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SEMI-FINAL IN REVIEW THE POINT OF
GPS’ semi-final win over Wests is one the Ashgrove
crowd won’t be forgetting any time soon.
DIFFERENCE
PHYSICALITY
The Bulldogs led 24-3 at the half-time break, and
after a Jeeps comeback, Wests reclaimed their UQ are the first to admit that they were outmuscled
lead with 10-minutes to play as they looked to have by the Gallopers last time they met, with physicality
sewn up a Father’s Day trip to Suncorp Stadium. the major strength of this GPS outfit.
Gallopers flanker Matt Gicquel had other ideas, Jeeps are tough and uncompromising from their
burrowing his way over out wide to even the front row to the backline, making sure all their
scores after the 80-minute mark. opponents were left bruised and battered after
their clashes this season.
With a Grand Final berth on the line, flyhalf Jason
Hofmeyr stepped up to the tee and made no The likes of Gicquel and Ratu Vio bully teams at
mistake, converting right over the black dot to send the breakdown, while centre pairing Chris Kuridrani
the Ashgrove crowd into raptures and Jeeps into and Maaloga Konelio provide punch and tackle
the decider. breaking ability in the backline.
Then there’s the Gallopers set piece, which
regularly puts teams on the back foot with its
THE KEY PERFORMERS dominance.
There’s no break for the full 80-minutes, as
JASON HOFMEYR
experienced campaigners Fred Burke, Matt Mafi
Jason Hofmeyr will ride a wave of confidence into and Alex Casey replace imposing starters Emosi
the Grand Final after his after-the-siren heroics last Tuqiri, Maile Ngauamo and Jack Straker.
weekend.
The physical battle will be huge on Sunday
The Hospital Challenge Cup journeyman has more afternoon.
than enhanced his reputation this season, with his
game management and cool head steering the
Gallopers to their third Grand Final appearance in
THE INSIDE WORD
the last five seasons. MATT GICQUEL
With a strong pack in front of him, look for Hofmeyr “We’re just trying to think about UQ and the job’s
to unleash his backline stars on the Suncorp we’ve got to do, the little one-percenters.
Stadium turf.
“UQ do a lot of homework and they can really hurt
MATT GICQUEL you if you’re not on your A-game.
Maleny Bushrangers product Matt Gicquel has “We were happy to get that win, but we’ve
been everywhere for Jeeps this season and will be definitely got a lot we can improve on and some
the key man in their backrow this weekend. key areas we have to fix.
Gicquel’s work rate and support play is second “We’ve got to be really upfront and physical and
to none, while the openside has also snatched 11 really try and play what’s in front of us.
turnovers this season with his dogged work at the
“For Jeeps, the community is really good for us,
breakdown.
they really get around us. To have that support this
The backrower brings premiership pedigree with weekend, it’ll mean a lot.
him this weekend, winning the 2018 premiership
“It’s not a factor of them hurting us, it’s more if we
with Jeeps and being named the Tony Shaw
don’t turn up 100% ready to get gritty and grind for
Medallist as man of the match in the process.
80-minutes. Uni will play for the whole game and if
we slack off, they’ll really sting us.
“We’ve got to be switched on the whole game and
be really hungry for it.
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POINTS CARRIES
KYE OATES - UQ | 161 RATU VIO - GPS | 104
JASON HOFMEYR - GPS | 84 LONA HALAHOLO - UQ | 85
TRIES LINEOUT WINS
BJ OATES - UQ | 13 CONNOR VEST - UQ | 28
MATT GICQUEL - GPS | 8 MICK RICHARDS - GPS | 26
GOAL KICKING
KYE OATES - UQ | 79/93 -
84.9%
JASON HOFMEYR - GPS |
37/54 - 68.65%
OFFLOADS
CHRIS KURIDRANI - GPS | 21
MAC GREALY - UQ | 12
TACKLE BREAKS
LONA HALAHOLO - UQ | 34
RATU VIO - GPS | 21
TACKLES
WILL ROACH - UQ | 67
MATT GICQUEL - GPS | 64
TURNOVERS
RATU VIO - GPS | 12
MATT GICQUEL - GPS | 11
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KICK-OFF
1:00PM
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND V GPS
HOSPITAL CHALLENGE CUP
Alex Davies 1 Emosi Tuqiri
James Hanson 2 Maile Ngauamo
Hamish Richardson 3 Jack Staker
Pat Morrey (c) 4 Dan Byrne
Connor Vest 5 Oliver Bartlett
Connor Mitchell 6 Ratu Vio Batibasaga
Sam Wallis 7 Matt Gicquel
Iona Halaholo 8 Michael Richards (c)
Kalani Thomas 9 Josh Vuta
Brad Twidale 10 Jason Hofmeyr
Kye Oates 11 Mitch Treleaven
Con Foley 12 Maaloga Konelio
Lukas Ripley 13 Chris Kuridrani
BJ Oates 14 Josh Collins
Mac Grealy 15 Pat Nicholson
RESERVES
Cam Flavell 16 Matt Mafi
Stephen Moore 17 Fred Burke
Lachlan Pheely 18 Alex Casey
Brad Kapa 19 Adre Namalo Kauyaca
Will Roach 20 Sam Curran
Scott Gale 21 Nick Richards
TJ Siakisini 22 Emori Waqavulagi
Mosiah Christian 23 Cullin Cooper-Jones
Mick Heenan COACH Shane Arnold
ASST Paul Brown, Elia Tuqiri,
Elton Berrange
COACH David Paice
Michael O’Reilly,
MANAGER John Richards, Brogan Melit
Pat & Frank McCloughlin
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Nick Berry Reuben Keane James Palmer Rohan Hoffman
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GPS
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The Gallopers made their way to the decider with a strong
31-10 win over Bond University last Saturday.
Flying winger Elli Mackay scored a double in the win,
while it was the Jeeps’ forward pack who laid the platform
for their backs to go to work, with dominance at set-piece
time outmuscling the Bull Sharks.
The minor premiers are the first of three GPS teams to
take to the Suncorp Stadium turf on Sunday, meaning
they should have plenty of crowd support on their side.
After two Grand Final losses in the past three seasons,
including one to the Tigers, there’s no shortage of
motivation for the side this weekend.
THE INSIDE WORD
ELLI MACKAY
“Looking at this year as whole it’s definitely been an
interesting year. We’ve definitely gone through a roller
coaster of emotions, being in COVID times as well as
some structural changes.
“The feeling of getting to this point now, it’s extremely
exciting. After last year, the team missing the win by one
try, it’s extremely exciting to be back here again.
“Having the weeks off was a bit of a shock to the system,
but other than that we knew we had a job to do, and the
goal didn’t change.
“We’re completely hungry for it now. We know Easts are
going to be extremely physical, we know how good they
were last year and they’re the same this year if not better,
but I have full confidence in our girls.
“As much as there’s nerves and anxiety, we’re definitely
more excited and tighter than ever before.”
KEY PERFORMER
SARAH LEWIS
GPS’ young scrumhalf Sarah Lewis was on fire last
weekend in her first game back from an injury layoff.
Lewis is one of a number of players who have been in the
Gallopers squad since 2018, and has experienced their
Grand Final losses in 2018 and 2020.
The Hervey Bay product has trained with the wider
Queensland Reds Super W squad over the last 12 months
and her game continues to improve as she strives for rep
honours.
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The reigning premiers didn’t have it all their own
way in their semi-final clash against Sunnybank, but
eventually they went on to claim a 24-15 win over
the Dragons.
Veteran Cobie-Jane Morgan scored a double,
managing the game to perfection and unleashing
some of the Tigers backline stars.
Fullback Morgan Te Oka was forced from the field
with a lower limb injury, meaning she’ll miss this
weekend’s final.
The Tigers front row of Tina Brown, Laina Cooper-
Finau and Theresa Solai impressed, and they’ll
need to be at their best against the GPS pack this
weekend.
THE INSIDE WORD
CECILIA SMITH
“It was a tough game, very physical, which is what
we expected. The Sunnybank girls really gave it to
us but we were lucky enough to come away with
the win.
“I wouldn’t say we’ve had the perfect season but
our team has great culture.
“We consider each other family, we play for each
other and we learn off each other which is what has
got us this far.
“Having played there [Suncorp Stadium] before
with the Reds, I’m excited for our Easts girls to get
out there as well.
“They’re going to enjoy the environment, it’s going
to be huge for them.”
KEY PERFORMER
DESTINY BRILL
It’s already been an incredible year for Destiny Brill.
The youngster helped secure the State of Origin
title for the Queensland rugby league team, while
also featuring in a Super W Grand Final for the
Reds.
Another Premier Women’s title would be the cherry
on top, and with Brill’s crisp service and sniping
game, the Tigers are well-placed to go back-to-
back this weekend.
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9:30AM
GPS V EASTS
PREMIER WOMENS
Hilisha Samoa 1 Maletina Brown
Eve Lemanu 2 Laina Cooper-Finau
Shelley Fox 3 Theresa Soloai
Tina Campbell 4 Taulaga Malaitai
Tyra Slade 5 Annabelle Codey (c)
Adi Unaisi Biau (c) 6 Alicia Heller
Emilya Byrne 7 Haidee Head
Anna Nasalo 8 April Ngatupuna
Sarah Lewis 9 Destiny Brill
Gemma Schnaubelt 10 Cobie-Jane Morgan
Emily Whickham 11 Renez Bates
Wasie Toolis 12 Loretta Lealiifano
Siniva Ah Ki 13 Tyesha Mikaio
Ellie Mackay 14 Alana Grace
Isabella Coll 15 Cecilia Smith
RESERVES
Vira Kite 16 Maria Finau
Alapeta Lianola Ngauamo 17 Latisha Pona
Sepiuta Ngauamo 18 Grace Lofipo
Sharon Tapatuetoa 19 Clare Akauma
Tessa Vaoga 20 Lavinia Elliott
Latisha Stowers 21 Asako Ono
Siane Lavea 22 Mackenzie Baty
Amber Warburton 23 Courtney Addison
Steve Meehan COACH Tyrell Barker
ASST
Keiren Johnston, Brent Mitchell Mike Finau
COACH
Tasha Forsyth MANAGER Paul Lenahan
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Jessica Ling Lara West Mabel Wiki Robert Brown
28EASTS
COLTS 1
30SEMI-FINAL REVIEW
Easts stamped their ticket to Suncorp Stadium with
a strong 17-nil win over Bond University at Norths
last weekend.
Backline stars Lachlan Tokome and Jacob Codon
crossed for the Tigers’ two tries, while their
stubborn defence kept the Gold Coasters scoreless
- the most impressive part of their performance.
Easts have defeated GPS in both of their meetings
this year, meaning they’ll take plenty of confidence
into the big dance as they aim to secure their first
Colts 1 title since 2001.
THE INSIDE WORD
CHARLIE SCOTT
“Jeeps are obviously a top-quality team.
‘They’ve been a solid team all season and they’ll
be taking plenty of confidence from the weekend
into this game.
“We’re playing for the club and something bigger
than ourselves. It’ll be awesome to see plenty of
supporters get down there on Sunday.”
KEY PERFORMERS
WILL KIRK
Will is the youngest of three Kirk Brothers at Easts,
and is in his third and final year of colts Rugby.
Kirk has already played plenty of Rugby in the
senior ranks at Easts, across both second and third
grade.
His service game from the base of the ruck is quick
and gets Easts on the front foot, while his running
game also creates opportunities for the Tigers.
Most importantly, Kirk is a competitor – watch his
battle with Cullen Cooper-Jones.
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COLTS 1
32SEMI-FINAL REVIEW
A second half flurry saw GPS run out 30-14 winners over
Brothers in last Sunday’s semi-final at Yoku Road.
Lachlan Howse, Floyd Aubrey and Gus Rosanowski
crossed for tries, while Cullin Cooper-Jones kicked three
penalties in the 16-point victory.
The Gallopers had a raucous home crowd on their side at
Ashgrove last weekend, and their supporters will look to
emulate that at Suncorp Stadium this Sunday.
THE INSIDE WORD
BEN BYRNE
“It’s been a really great year.
“We had two new coaches in Torko (Lewis Torkington) and
Sio (Sio Kite) and they’ve brought a lot to the team after
two years of not so good performances.
“The boys got together and really put something together
that we’re really proud of.
“The key for us is physicality. Offense can go anywhere, it
can get scrappy, but we trust our defense to get results,
forcing the odd knock-on and capitalising from that.
“You’ve got your family watching you, your friends
watching you, Suncorp - it’s the best place to be, it’ll be
awesome.”
KEY PERFORMERS
FLOYD AUBREY
Newly crowned 2021 U20s player of the year Floyd
Aubrey is the key man for GPS this weekend.
The electric fullback sparks much of the GPS attack, with
his elusive stepping game and playmaking vision making
him one of the most dangerous players on the field.
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KICK-OFF
11:15AM
EASTS V GPS
COLTS 1
James Durheim 1 John Downes
Zac Crothers 2 Tevita Kaitu’u
Tom Fowler 3 Halapio Peter
Charlie Scott (c) 4 Thomas Valentine
Ben Stoddart 5 Ethan Lucey
Tau Tuisamoa 6 Nick Baker (c)
Jack Edwards 7 Lachlan Howse
James Livingston 8 Ben Geraghty
Will Kirk 9 Cullin Cooper-Jones
Jacob Condon 10 Sebastian Ward
Lui Malaitai 11 Harry Barker
Francis Pona 12 Gus Rosanowski
Tyrees Wilson 13 Campbell Moller
Lachlan Tokome 14 Tom Cox
Meli Dreu 15 Floyd Aubrey
RESERVES
Sam Finocchiaro 16 Thomas Toohey
DOm Mifsud 17 Blayke Pearson-Adams
Tane Pardoe 18 Malakai Taulani
Jacob Blyton 19 Ethan Clarke
Connor McKinlay 20 Ben Byrne
Stanley Fiso 21 Archie Marles
Tom Crowley 22 Bradley Altman
Mika Cooper-Finau 23 Joshua Radford
Tyrell Barker COACH Sio Kite
Jack Richards, Lachlan Parkinson, ASST Lewis Torkinton
Sean Carroll COACH
Sean Dollar MANAGER Mote Kite
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Will Pugsley Ben Dorrington- Plumb Jeremy Markey Charles Marshall
34KICK-OFF
3:00PM
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND V SOUTHS
SECOND GRADE
Sam Mellor 1 Michael Baice
Rory Kuskie 2 Callum Lauder
Harrison Swane 3 Alex Hatzis
Ash Whitehead 4 Orlando Otto
Ben Paxton-Hall 5 Paora-Nui Touariki
George Gibson 6 Caleb Brown
Will Sullivan 7 Angus Dean
Nathan Beil (c) 8 Dominic Maclean (c)
Finn Hearn 9 Lachlan Gray
Lachlan Stewart 10 Harry Leerentveld
Harry Parker 11 Tommy Gilbert
Tom Molloy 12 Poasa Niumataiwatu
Fred Keil 13 Elijah Kefu
Connor Clancy 14 Lachlan McBrearty
Lachlan Sperling 15 Tyrone Southorn
RESERVES
Will Wigan 16 Darre Otto
Jake Tierney 17 William Jennison
Torah Moe 18 Pierce Springhall
Fergus Lillicrap 19 Jack Farrell
Rob Schuster 20 Hugo Smith
Daniel Kiss 21 Braydn Croft
Kenneth Robertson 22 Saiasi Qiokata
Oryaan Kalolo 23 Xavier Vela-Tupuhi
Luke Oxford COACH David Baldwin
ASST
Chris Staunton Craig Kassulke
COACH
Bernard Parish MANAGER Stuart Purcell
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Andrew Twist Will Pugsley Charles Marshall Thomas Dowse
36KICK-OFF
1:20PM
SOUTHS V BROTHERS
THIRD GRADE
Cameron Mapusua 1 Dustin Henegan
Pierce Springhall 2 Brendan Bell
Darren Otto 3 Dominic Fraser
Lindsay Ward (c) 4 Rory Richardson
Xavier Vela-Tupuhi 5 Matt Munday
Reece Meise 6 Mitch Frearson
Pati Fetaoai Pologa 7 Jake Gagel
Bailey Tautau 8 John Kennedy (c)
Hugo Smith 9 Patrick Kenny
Braydn Croft 10 Lewis Harper
Fred Tila 11 Zac Heness
Chris Bryan 12 Jackson Evans
Saiasi Qiokata 13 Angus Yule
Lolo Fetaoai 14 Aidan Cairns
Jake Milne 15 Parker Montagu
RESERVES
Andrew Tuilagi 16 Angus Lovelock
Samuelu Fetaoai Pologa 17 Michael Browne
Saula Senituli 18 Hayden Sayers
Max Lyndon Welsh 19 Tom Sayer
Thomas Armstrong 20 Nate Millard
Matt Canham 21 Jack Willis
Karihi Ketu 22 Joe Connolly
Mone Ma’afu 23 Jordan Swepson
Nick Foley COACH Patrick McGrath
ASST
Rupert McCall
COACH
Brett Dammers MANAGER Mark Braithwaite
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Kirk Astill Thomas Dowse George Myers Matthew Clarke
37KICK-OFF
11:40AM
SOUTHS V BROTHERS
FOURTH GRADE
Jack Doulis 1 Thomas Smith
Connor Knight 2 Riley Bygraves (c)
Anthony Simanu 3 Joel Bygraves
Max Lyndon Welsh 4 Josh Kilgore
Saula Senituli 5 Jacob Heinke
Jordan Fonoti 6 Shawn Towndrow
Liam Nolan (c) 7 Jack Cuneo
Jeff Sefo 8 Matthew Dangerfield
Cameron Davis 9 Jack Meehan
Matt Canham 10 Reuben Fon-Lowe
Sam Taefu 11 Chris Lauano
Tim Taefu 12 Isaac Weier
Alapati Filipo 13 Viliame Radrodro
Christopher Anastasiou 14 Josateki Radrodro
Brendan Ward 15 Luke Eady
RESERVES
Raymond Otto 16 Richard Allen
Rubin Meke 17 Declan Wellings
Thomas Armstong 18 Sean Coughlan
Joseph Swan 19 Nathan Inglis
Grant Fitzsimmons 20 Jackson Mair
Robert Porter 21 Patrick Gelling
Karihi Ketu 22 Callum Maloney
Enos Palemene 23 James Ellings
24 David Jordan
25 Luke Marnane
Adney Anitema COACH Chris Jenkins
ASST COACH Nick Scott
Vaa Muliagatele MANAGER Michael Warman
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Roderick O’Callaghan Martin Gofton Jared Green George Myers
38KICK-OFF
10:00AM
EASTS V BROTHERS
FIFTH GRADE
Matt Holland 1 Angus Brodie
Dylan Anderson 2 Jack Childs
Jack Ryan 3 Scott Holloway
Tyrell Barker 4 Will Johnston
Sam Heilman 5 Patrick O’Connor
Zac Schuster 6 Robert Hickson
Tom Sullivan 7 Angus McDonald
Calum Rae (C) 8 James Carter
Jack Sullivan 9 James Colwell
Will Adams 10 Samiuela Satui
Al Grealy 11 Will Reilly
Nick Chisholm 12 Joseph Easton
Ethan Moore 13 Nela Vi
Dario Maruca 14 Sam Goodwin
Dan Gillespie 15 Joseph Kerins
RESERVES
Andrew Dare 16 Fraser Holding
Harry McMillan 17 Tonga Tuaimeiuta
Brodie Brucasco 18 James Vail
Chris Dawson 19 Joseph Fleming
Angus Lane 20 Josh Fleming
Hunter Wilson 21 Jack Greentree
Henry Trendall 22 Zane Pippin
Mitch Gunning 23 Jack O’Malley
Ross Blomfield COACH Sheldon Alcantara
Jason Mullins ASST COACH
Michael Lucas MANAGER Steve Twist
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Xavier Edwards Jared Green Martin Gofton Matthew Clark
40KICK-OFF
12:10PM
BROTHERS V UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
COLTS 2
Vuli Anganjuan 1 Will Fox
Malakai Davis-Raeli 2 Quentin Raravula
Lachlan Bishop 3 Massimo Musso
Tanna Wilson 4 Michael Van Der Schyff
Hamish Muller 5 Hugo Perceval
Leapuna Havili 6 Solomon Tasi
Jeremiah Woodward 7 Dougal Perrers
Hunter Brown 8 James Caton
Will Cartwright 9 Macloud McGhee
Henry Davis (c) 10 Lachlan McDonald
Andrew Mackay 11 Hakula Malele-Iafeta
Benjamin Hearne 12 Connor Hayes
Riley Brown 13 William Bradley
Dylan Hackett 14 Ben McMahon
Jack Smith 15 Rhys Penny
RESERVES
Rory Slevin 16 Tevita Mapa
Carlos Langkilde 17 Wade Makini
Angus Henderson 18 Harry Campbell
Cooper Hodda 19 Matthew Engelbrecht
Nicholas Gilbert 20 Alec McKay
Ben Astbury 21 Fergus Nasser
Jake McCall 22 Jonathon Vautin
Martin Pascoe 23 Luca Sibson
Nick Cella COACH Dougal Perrers
ASST
Michael Gilbert Nathan Eadie
COACH
Glenn Dodds MANAGER Ryan Webster
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Ian Foster Nick Joseph Will Bailey Cooper Richmond
41KICK-OFF
10:30PM
BROTHERS V EASTS
COLTS 3
Carlos Langkilde 1 Lance Wegner
Rory Slevin 2 Jaden Shelton
James Rogers 3 Seb Whitehall
Jeff Bradley 4 Jimmy Hanham
Neason Sheehan (c) 5 Ben Bartlett
Zac Mills 6 Louis Jorgensen
Nick Gilbert 7 Kai Johnston
Darcy Schostakowski 8 Campbell Staal
Alec Bodimeade 9 Tom Burns
Ben Astbury 10 Damien Harding
Jake McCall 11 Harry Carrigan
Charlie Greentree 12 Kalvin Leilua
Ethan Robbins 13 Luke Waldie
Dylan Hackett 14 George Freeman
Hunter O’Sullivan 15 Jodeci Letalu
RESERVES
Oliver Bergias 16 Mark Stuart
Angus Henderson 17 Tom Zuidam
Mahe Funaki 18 Tom Duke
Cooper Hodda 19 Oskar Waddington
Athen Waia-McGuiggan 20 Darcy Kenafake
Martin Pascoe 21 Tyler Harding
Fritz Tuiavii Solomona 22 Lio Taua’a
Henry Caswell 23 Dante Api
Ben Hains 24
Callum Washington 25
Mason Cluff 26
Conor McKeown 27
Michael Vacca COACH Jack Leamon
ASST COACH Guy Hewartson, Lee Wilson
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