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QUEENSLAND PREMIER RUGBY 2019 | ROUND 1 QUEENSLAND PREMIER RUGBY 2021 | SEMI-FINALS
CONTENTS
FEATURES
Semi-Final Snapshot 8
Premier Grade Previews 12
Women’s Previews 25
CLUB PREVIEWS
UQ 13
GPS 15
Wests 17
Brothers 19
WOMEN’S CLUB PREVIEWS
GPS 26
Sunnybank 28
Easts 30
Bond 32
TEAM LISTS
UQ v Brothers 22
GPS v Wests 24
WOMEN’S TEAM LISTS
GPS v Bond 35
Sunnybank v Easts 37
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Physicality will be the order of the day when GPS take on Wests,
Two of the competition’s best attacking sides face off in the first with both sides strong at set-piece and in defence.
semi-final, with plenty of running Rugby expected at Ashgrove
when minor premiers UQ meet Brothers. UQ have claimed victory The two sides have only faced off once this year, with Jeeps
on both of their meetings in 2021, although the Brethren fell by claiming a narrow two-point victory in Round 8.
just one-point in their last encounter in Round 10. GPS will have a home crowd on the side on Sunday afternoon,
A late injury to Brad Twidale sees veteran Scott Gale move with the semi-finals being played at Ashgrove - a rare opportunity
into the starting number-10 jersey for the Students, with Gale for the side to play a finals match on their home turf.
partnering young gun Kalani Thomas in the halves. Emosi Tuqiri, Maile Ngauamo and Jack Straker will look to lay
Con Foley and Lukas Ripley start in the centres, with BJ and Kye the platform for the Gallopers and they’ll go up against George
Oates and Mac Grealy providing firepower in the back three. Francis, Ethan Dobbins and Latu Talakai for the Bulldogs.
Up front, Alex Davies, Jame Hanson and Hamish Richardson will Standout lock Tuaina Taii Tualima is out for Jeeps, seeing Ollie
look to put their side on the front foot at scrum time, while former Bartlett and Dan Byrne start in the second row, while captain
Wallaby captain Stephen Moore will provide plenty of experience Michael Richards, Matt Gicquel and Ratu Vio form a strong
off the bench. backrow combination.
Connor Vest and skipper Pat Morrey start in the secondrow, James Tuttle is also out, with Josh Vuta running on with Jason
Connor Mitchell, Sam Wallis and wrecking ball Lona Halaholo Hofmeyr in the halves.
round out the side. Mitch Trelevan and Josh Collins line up on the wings, with Pat
Brothers have finished their season with momentum on the side, Nicholson at fullback and Maaloga Konelio and Chris Kurindrani in
the Brethren displaying their best form in the latter half of the the centres.
season. They’ll face off with Isaac Henry and Fletcher Spicer in the Wests
Lawson Creighton makes his return from injury at fullback, midfield, while Ben Navosailagi, Ilikena Vudogo and the electric
pushing Nate Carroll to the wing alongside Billy Bulley. Hudson Ilaisa Droasese line up in the back three for the Bulldogs.
Creigthon and Hamish Stewart make for an explosive centre With Moses Sorovi unavailable, Joel Atkins reclaims his spot at
pairing, with Joe Powell and Paddy James steering the ship in the scrumhalf and will partner Carter Gordon in the halves.
halves.
The experienced Rob Puliuvea and Cal Hope start at lock, as
Rising star Jonte Connolly makes his finals debut in the backrow, Keynan Tauakipulu, Connor Anderson and Richard Skelton round
partnering Richard Clift and Noah Nielsen, while Reds rookie of out the side in the backrow.
the year Ryan Smith runs on at lock alongside Tom Jeffries.
Harry Hoopert, Matt Faessler and Tom Moloney will pack down
in the front row as both sides look to stamp their ticket to the big
dance at Suncorp Stadium.
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HOSPITAL
CHALLENGE CUP
SEMI-FINAL
PREVIEWS
12PAT MORREY
UNIVERSITY OF
QUEENSLAND
13THE STORY SO FAR THE X-FACTOR
University of Queensland have again set the benchmark IONA HALAHOLO
in 2020, with the Students claiming the minor premiership
as they shoot for their third title in the past five seasons. It may be his first season of Premier Rugby, but Iona
Halaholo has certainly made his mark for UQ.
With supercoach Mick Heenan at the helm, the Heavies
have again expertly weaved youth and experience The rampaging backrower has terrorised opposition
throughout their squad. defenders all season, scoring seven tries in an impressive
debut campaign.
The likes of Con Foley, Scott Gale, Pat Morrey, Sam Wallis
and Stephen Moore provide the side with a hard-nosed, Halaholo has the ability to change the game with one
experienced edge, while rising stars Mosiah Christian, play, while his metre-eating carries give UQ’s talented
Mac Grealy and co offer plenty of youthful spark when backline the space they need to hurt their opposition.
required.
Uni dropped just one game in 2021, which saw them
surrender the Bunter Bowl and Welsby Cup in their final
match before lockdown against GPS.
Flying winger BJ Oates topped the Hospital Cup try
scoring charts, with 13 five-pointers in an impressive
induvial season as the Students ran in an incredible
average of 42-points per game.
They’ll face a star-studded Brothers side who pushed
them to their very limit in the regular season, with the
Heavies holding on to a narrow 33-32 win over their
historical rivals in their last encounter.
With proven and experienced winners running on across
the park and the pain of last year’s Grand Final loss to
spur them on, UQ again loom as one of the favourites to
lift the trophy next week at Suncorp Stadium.
THE INSIDE WORD
Pat Morrey
“The boys put a lot of hard work in during the season and
it’s a bit of an extra reward [the minor premiership], but
no one really remembers the minor premiers, it’s all about
that big trophy at the end of the season.
“A lot of our guys were there last year and a lot have been
there multiple times before so we know the deal. Heeno
is pretty good at getting the message across, with finals
nothing really changes, you just have to do the basics a
little bit better.
“Brothers have been probably the most improved team
this season and have come back and found their spot in
the top four.
“They’re a team that likes to hold onto the ball, they don’t
give away easy possession, they attack, attack, attack.
“We have to go out there and be really physical.”
14MICHAEL RICHARDS
GPS
15THE STORY SO FAR “We know it’s a semi-final but we’ve been pretty
consistent throughout the year, so making sure
After an up-and-down campaign last year, GPS well nothing really changes and we execute our plans.
and truly returned to their best in 2021. “It’s really special, we’re really looking forward to
The Gallopers dropped just one game as they playing a semi-final at home.”
stamped their authority as the team to beat
alongside UQ. THE X-FACTOR
Set-piece strength has again punctuated the Jeeps Josh Collins
game plan, with the club’s impressive depth across
the frontrow anchoring their dominant scrum. Few can forget Josh Collins scintillating Premier
Grade debut – a two try showing in the Gallopers
Backrower Matt Gicquel, who missed last season 2018 semi-final victory against Easts at Ballymore.
through injury, has been arguably the player of the
competion this season, with his presence at the The livewire winger has only improved since that
breakdown and work rate proving the heart and day, with his incredible pace and nose for the
soul of this GPS outfit. tryline making him one of the competition’s most
exciting prospects.
Jason Hofmeyr has also impressed with his game
management and cool head in the number-10 Collins has scored seven tries in another strong
jersey, while Josh Collins and Chris Kuridrani campaign this year, and with his ability to score
provide plenty of firepower in the backline. from anywhere on the field, he’s one player to keep
an eye on at all times.
They’ll take on a Wests side who play a similar
style of Rugby, with both sides physical and
uncompromising at set-piece with electric backs
out wide.
GPS have big game experience on their side, with
a large contingent of their core playing group in
successful finals campaigns in recent seasons,
including their 2018 premiership team.
Also on the Gallopers side is their home crowd,
with Yoku Road playing host to the semi-final action
this weekend.
The Ashgrove faithful will be vocal on the sidelines
as they bid to send their team to the big dance next
weekend.
THE INSIDE WORD
Michael Richards
“Our defence has been the most consistent part of
our game. Week-to-week, that’s probably been the
highlight for us and we’ve been really consistent
throughout the year.
“Wests have got a big strong forward pack, they’ll
try and dominate us through the middle, it’s pretty
obvious the game play they’ll try to implement.
“They’ll test us on the edges as well, so it’ll be
really physical upfront and then they’ve got some
real speed out wide.
“You learn from previous encounters in finals, for us
it’s just about keeping everything the same.
16ROB PULIUVEA
WESTS
17THE STORY SO FAR THE X-FACTOR
It’s a momentous weekend for the Bulldogs, with their Ilaisa Droasese
Hospital Challenge Cup side returning to the finals for the
first time since 2017. You’d be hard pressed to find a quicker player than Ilasia
Droasese.
It’s been an up-and-down year for the men from Sylvan
Road, who have at times been their worst enemies in The Fijian flyer has played across wing, fullback and in the
several close losses. centres for the Bulldogs this year, adding some serious
electricity to the Bulldogs attack.
None of that matters now, with the Bulldogs out to make
their mark in their return to the semi-finals. Droasese can change the game in an instant, and with the
likes of Isaac Henry and Carter Gordon dishing quality ball
The Wests forward pack have established themselves as inside him, look for him to light up the Yoku Road turf this
one of the competition’s fiercest, both at set-piece time weekend.
and around the park.
Ethan Dobbins, Liam Usher, George Francis and Bronson
Tauakipulu have laid the platform at scrum time, while the
Skelton brothers – Jeremiah and Richie – and skipper
Connor Anderson provide spark and grit in the backrow.
In the backline, Isaac Henry has taken his game to new
heights in 2021 and will look to make his presence known
on the big stage, while the likes of Ilaisa Droasese and
Benjamin Navosailagi provide strike power out wide.
The Bulldogs tested Jeeps in their last encounter, and
although they eventually fell 33-31, the side will take
plenty of lessons and confidence from that matchup.
It’s been a long time between drinks for the Sylvan
Road faithful and Wests will be raring to change that this
season.
THE INSIDE WORD
Rob Puliuvea
“It’s a really special time for the club.
“There’s a couple of boys who have been around
since the 2017 finals who missed out so there’s some
redemption plans there.
“It’s going to be a really good battle up front with Jeeps.
They’ve always been a class above at scrum time, so
we’re looking forward to the battle.
“We proved last time that we are capable of hanging
around with the top two teams and belong in the top four.
“We’ll keep doing that to lay the platform for our backs to
do what they do best and play some running Rugby.
“What better way to get into the Grand Final than to
play at Jeeps’ home ground and take the win from them
there.”
18HUDSON CREIGHTON
BROTHERS
19THE STORY SO FAR THE X-FACTOR
It’s been a season of two halves for Brothers, who LAWSON CREIGHTON
have roared into the finals series in the latter part
After breaking his leg in Round 2, Lawson
of the competition.
Creighton makes his long awaited return in the
After losing their first two games, the Brethren went butcher’s stripes at fullback this weekend.
on to win four of their last five matches, including
Creighton has spent the year with the Reds squad,
an 83-7 drubbing against Sunnybank in their last
and will be looking to bring that experience back to
outing, to secure their spot in the top-four.
clubland this weekend.
Fullback Nate Carroll has again been the key man,
Look for his tactical kicking game and deft
pulling the strings in attack and kicking goals at
playmaking skils against the Students, while is
a high clip, while the return of the club’s Reds
combination with younger brother Hudson will also
contingent has also strengthened their finals
be on show for the Brethren.
campaign.
Harry Hoopert, Ryan Smith, Hudson Creighton and
Hamish Stewart have all seen plenty of game time
in recent weeks, with Brothers hitting top form with
them in the side.
Experienced campaigners Paddy James, Matt
Faessler and Tom Moloney have again enjoyed
strong seasons, while youngster Jonte Connoly has
impressed in his Premier Grade debut year.
They’ll take on their archrivals UQ on Saturday, with
attack set to be the order of the day for both teams.
Brothers have shown their ability to pile on points
in recent weeks, with their star-studded backline
regularly racking up scores over 50 this season.
THE INSIDE WORD
Hudson Creighton
“We’re hitting our straps at the right time of the
year.
“We’ve got some quality players back who have
really boosted our squad.
“Through the years we’ve had a great rivalry with
UQ and this weekend is going to be no different.
They’ve shown they’re a class team and if you give
them an opportunity, they’ll take advantage of it.
“We have to capitalise on our opportunities and not
give them chances with silly mistakes in our game.
“We’ve really grown in strength week-to-week,
building on our defence and that’s our game style
that we’re bringing.
“Our defence is what we’ve built our game around
and that will hold us in good stead coming up
against a class team like Uni. Not giving them those
opportunities and really strangling their possession
will be the game plan this weekend.”
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KICK-OFF
3:00PM
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND V BROTHERS
YOKU ROAD
Alex Davies 1 Harry Hoopert
James Hanson 2 Matt Faessler
Hamish Richardson 3 Tom Moloney (c)
Pat Morrey (c) 4 Tom Jefferies
Connor Vest 5 Ryan Smith
Connor Mitchell 6 Jonte Connolly
Sam Wallis 7 Noah Neilsen
Iona Halaholo 8 Richard Clift
Kalani Thomas 9 Joe Powell
Scott Gale 10 Patrick James
Kye Oates 11 Billy Bulley
Con Foley 12 Hamish Stewart
Lukas Ripley 13 Hudson Creighton
BJ Oates 14 Nathan Carroll
Mac Grealy 15 Lawson Creighton
Mick Heenan COACH Brendan Gabbett
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KICK-OFF
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GPS V WESTS
YOKU ROAD
Emosi Tuqiri 1 George Francis
Maile Ngauamo 2 Ethan Dobbins
Jack Staker 3 Sione Latu Talakai
Dan Byrne 4 Cailean Hope
Oliver Bartlett 5 Rob Puliuvea
Ratu Vio Batibasaga 6 Keynan Tauakipulu
Matt Gicquel 7 Connor Anderson (c)
Michael Richards (c) 8 Richard Skelton
Josh Vuta 9 Joel Atkins
Jason Hofmeyr 10 Carter Gordon
Mitch Treleaven 11 Ilikena Vudogo
Maaloga Konelio 12 Isaac Henry
Chris Kuridrani 13 Fletcher Spicer
Josh Collins 14 Ben Navosailagi
Pat Nicholson 15 I;aisa Droasese
Shane Arnold COACH Carl Marshall
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Reuben Keane James Palmer Rohan Hoffman Will Pugsley
24WOMEN’S
SEMI-FINAL
PREVIEWS
25ADI UNAISI BIAU
GPS
26THE STORY SO FAR THE X-FACTOR
After falling short in last year’s Grand Final, GPS are out Elli Mackay
to go one better in 2021 and they’ll kick off their finals Elli Mackay is back in the saddle for GPS after missing last
campaign with a tough clash against Bond University at year’s finals campaign through injury.
Yoku Road.
The young utility back, who has played at flyhalf and in
The Gallopers have ticked the minor premiership off their the centres for the Gallopers previously, has been named
to do list, dropping just two games to finish on top of the on the wing for this weekend’s semi-final.
table at the culmination of the regular season.
Mackay has spent time in the Queensland Reds Super
The side have shown their ability to win big as well as W program and has plenty of experience to bring to the
grind out games, with this Jeeps outfit able to play several team despite her young age.
styles of Rugby.
Elli Mackay has starred, with the backline star running in
an equal competition high 10 tries through the season,
while veteran HIilsha Samoa adds an experienced edge
to the pack.
The team have had the added benefit of some
experienced coaching in 2021, with former Queensland
Reds, Bath and Toulon coach Steve Meehan – now
Director of Rugby at GPS – helping out, while Premier
Rugby stalwart Kieren Tyler has also been involved after
suffering a season ending injury.
The side have split their two games with Bond this
season, with the Bullsharks claiming a narrow 20-17
victory in their last meeting in Round 14.
GPS will have a raucous home crowd behind them, with
Ashgrove playing host to the Saturday semi-final.
THE INSIDE WORD
Adi Unaisi Biau
“The girls are in a good head space, they come with a
positive attitude to every training session and are taking it
one week at a time.
“A few of us have been there before and felt that feeling
of losing. Winning the final has definitely been the goal
during the season and the girls are ready.
“It’s just about sticking to the game plan. Our forwards
have been our driver getting us forward, then the backs
finish off the job.
“They [Bond] have got a lot of young, elusive players in
their team, especially with Sevens experience. They’ve
got speed out wide and great ball skills from their
frontrow all the way to the backline.
“I can’t wait. Everyone is really looking forward to playing
at home in front of a home crowd.”
27LEILANI FUIMAONO
SUNNYBANK
28THE STORY SO FAR THE X-FACTOR
Sunnybank surrendered their five-year stranglehold IVANIA WONG
on the Women’s Premier Rugby competition last
Ivania Wong has enjoyed another stellar season
season, and they’ll be doing everything they can to
and she’ll be looking to cap it off with a premiership
lift the trophy again this season.
at Suncorp Stadium next year.
The Bankers finished even on points with minor
The diminutive winger zips-and-zags around
premiers GPS, with the Gallopers superior win tally
defenders with ease, while her personal tally of 10
seeing them claim the first piece of silverware on
tries is the equal highest in the competition.
offer.
If Sunnybank are to claim victory this weekend,
It’s been the Dragons representative stars who
Wong will be at the heart of their efforts.
have stood up in 2021, with the likes of Christina
Sekona, Ivania Wong and Kauna Lopa among the
side’s best performers throughout the campaign.
Young gun Luisa Sekona has also impressed,
the talented utility back scoring nine tries for the
season despite spending a number of weeks on
the sidelines due to Reds commitments and injury.
They take on a star-studded Easts outfit at Yoku
Road this Sunday, with the Dragons going in with
confidence after comprehensively beating the
Tigers 53-nil in their last encounter.
As the only Sunnybank team involved in a finals
series this year, the side is flying the flag for the
entire club and is sure to have a healthy crowd
behind them on Sunday.
THE INSIDE WORD
Leilani Fuimaono
“We started off a bit slow, still finding our feet, but
from week-to-week we’ve been building really well.
In the second round we’ve really started to come
out and show what we can do.
“We know that there’s quite a few really gun
players in there for Easts, they’re a really good
team and play well together. We’re ready to come
out firing.
“We’ve always had the culture of one team, one
club. We’re pretty proud to be representing our
club and not only playing for us but playing for all
our teams, management and supporters.
“Composure and discipline will be big, we know
we’ve got the skills to get the job done but it’s
going to come down to us really focussing on our
own game and being patient.”
29MORGAN TE OKA
EASTS
302020 WRAP THE X-FACTOR
Six premiership wins across the grades was a April Ngatupuna
Women’s Rugby’s reinvigoration at Tigerland is still
The inclusion of April Ngatupuna is a massive boost
just in its second year, but the defending premiers
for Easts. Having been recently contracted to the
finished third after the regular season.
Gold Coast Titans for the NRLW, it was uncertain
The Tigers started the season with an eight-game whether Ngatupuna and some of her other team
winning streak, before a mid-season slump saw the mates would be able to feature for Easts in the
side drop three consecutive games. finals, but they’ve been given permission and
Ngatupuna will pack down at Number 8 on Sunday
They finished strong with four wins on the trot to
afternoon.
book a place in the finals.
The former Marsden State High School student
The side will have the luxury of their full contingent
burst onto the Premier Rugby scene last year for
of Reds stars, with the Tigers naming a star-
Easts, encouraged to play by her former teachers,
studded XV to take on Jeeps.
Cobie-Jane Morgan, Asako Ono and Morgan
Rising star Destiny Brill and veteran Cobie Jane- Te Oka, all whom she will play alongside this
Morgan return in the halves, while the frontrow of weekend.
Maletina Brown, Laina Cooper Finau and Theresa
Ngatupuna was rewarded for her form last season
Solai is an imposing force.
with selection in the Reds Super W set up, and was
Destructive backrower April Ngatupuna starts at one of the teams top performers in Coffs Harbour
number-eight while Cecilia Smith and Renez Bates after making her Queensland debut on home soil
provide try scoring strike in the backline. at Easts.
With title winning experience on the side, Easts
could very well go back-to-back in 2021 if they are
to get past the Gallopers this weekend.
THE INSIDE WORD
Morgan Te Oka
“We’ve got a really good culture and I feel like
that’s the reason why we’ve finished in the finals.
“We’ve got a lot of respect for Sunnybank. They
have some very strong ball runners and hard
workers so we’ve really looked at the way they play
and have been training really well.
“After last year winning six-from-six and having
that type of atmosphere to work with in finals, I’m
really hoping we get the same crowd down for
us this weekend. Our club are really awesome at
supporting our women so fingers crossed we get a
lot of the group down.
“It would mean a lot to go back-to-back. Last year
definitely instilled in a lot of our young girls that
they’re capable of achieving anything and this year
with the experience we have and knowing they can
be successful at this level really helps us.
“Our focus will be around composure and doing
our one-percenters right. Making sure everyone is
doing their job successfully and keeping our work
rate high.”
31MADI SHUCK
BOND UNIVERSITY
32THE STORY SO FAR the boys and they can watch us and hopefully
celebrate some good wins.”
The Bond University women’s program is still in its
infancy, but the Bullsharks have already stamped
themselves as one of the competition’s teams to
THE X-FACTOR
beat. Sophie Holyman
The Gold Coasters were impacted by Super W Sophie Holyman has gone from strength-to-
and Sevens commitments for a lot of the season, strength in 2021 and will be a great asset for the
with many of their stars unavailable, but the side Bullsharks women at the back of the scrum.
eventually claimed ten wins to finish in fourth spot. Holyman’s year started with a successful AON
The team regularly racked up scores in excess of University Sevens campaign, which saw Bond claim
50-points, seeing them finish with a competition their maiden title. She was then selected for the
high 363 for-and-against tally. Queensland Reds Super W campaign and made
her Queensland debut against NSW in Round 1 of
Depth across positions has been the club’s the competition.
greatest strength this year, and they’ll get to
showcase that this weekend with their full Injury prevented Holyman from having her desired
contingent of stars set to run on at Yoku Road. impact in the Super W competition, but the
disability support worker is now fully fit and ready
Aleena Greenhalgh, Carola Kreis, Lucy Lockhart, to deliver for Bond.
Madi Schuck and Sophie Holyman form part of a
mobile and athletic forward pack, with the forwards
looking to lay the platform for their explosive
backline.
The likes of Diaz Seumanutafa, Emily Bass and co
make up a backline full of points and power, with
the side aiming to blow their opposition of the park
on Saturday afternoon.
They’ll do so with massive support from everyone
at the Canal, with the side expecting a large
number of supporters making the trek up the M1
from the Gold Coast.
THE INSIDE WORD
Madi Schuck
“We’re obviously a little bit more prepared this year
than we were last year and now that we’ve got our
Super W and Aon girls back we’re stronger than
ever.
“We’ve probably got the best backline in the entire
women’s competition and we haven’t been able to
field the entire starting team yet, but it should be
coming out this weekend and I can’t wait to see it
in full action.
“We beat them (GPS) in the last round which is
what we wanted heading into a knock-out semi-
final, especially after a month of COVID-lockdown.
We’re feeling really strong and ready to take them
on.
“Bond’s really supportive. They’ve organised some
buses to take us down and back so we can watch
33KICK-OFF
5:00PM
GPS V BOND UNIVERSITY
YOKU ROAD
Hilisha Samoa 1 Madi Shuck
Rita Etuale (c) 2 Tara Reed
Shelley Fox 3 Ana Drotini
Tina Campbell 4 Aleena Greenhalgh
Tyra Slade 5 Grace Baker
Adi Unaisi Biau 6 Jemma Bemrose
Emily Byrne 7 Carola Kreis
Ana Nasalo 8 Sophie Holyman
Sarah Lewis 9 Chante Bates
Gemma Schnaubelt 10 Jetaya Faifua
Emily Wickham 11 Miya Faifua
Wasie Toolis 12 Diaz Seumanutafa
Neevah Ah Ki 13 Mel Wilks
Elli Mackay 14 Emily Bass
Isabella Coll 15 Tshinta Kendall
Kieren Tyler COACH Setu Naseri
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
Lara West Jessica Ling Mabel Wiki Robert Brown
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3:30PM
SUNNYBANK V EASTS
YOKU ROAD
Nadia Swney 1 Tina Brown
Brooke Savelio 2 Laina Cooper Brown
Christina Sekona 3 Theresa Soloai
Lesa Kaleti Mataafa 4 Clare Akauma
Vetekina Aho-Fangaloka 5 Annabelle Codey
Luana Tongia 6 Alicia Heller
Leilani Fuimaono (c) 7 Haidee Head
Okeroa Manihera 8 April Ngatupuna
Fallon Ord 9 Destiny Brill
Monique Moeara 10 Cobie-Jane Morgan
Ivania Wong 11 Renez Bates
Kauna Lopa 12 Loretta Lealiifano
Vani Va’aga 13 Cecilia Smith
Lowis-Ngarangi Blake 14 Tyesha Mikaio
Luisa Sekona 15 Morgan Te Oka (c)
Brando Vaaulu COACH Tyrell Barker
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