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TOOHEYS C U P
Central Coast
Rugby League
Official Program of Central Coast Division Rugby League
Round 7 25-26 MAY 2019
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 2019 ROUND 6 RESULTS
First Grade
Terrigal 38 defeated Northern Lakes 10
Results from Round 6 has seen the Points Table take some Wyong 62 defeated Ourimbah 6
The Entrance 30 defeated Kincumber 6
shape with the top 5 sides cementing spots in the first grade Woy Woy 24 defeated Berkeley Vale 8
Tooheys Cup competition. Berkeley Vale and Woy Woy are
Reserve Grade
close behind 5th place, but both are required to start
Erina 66 defeated Toukley 0
back to back victories to remain in contention. Terrigal 16 defeated Northern Lakes 10
Wyong 48 defeated Ourimbah 14
An important game for Terrigal this week as they look to
Kincumber 6 defeated The Entrance 4
continue from last week’s win and take on top placed Erina Berkeley Vale 14 defeated Woy Woy 12
in the featured match of the round televised on Bar TV, as
Open Age
Erina start in form and fresh from a 2 week break. Erina 52 defeated Toukley 6
Northern Lakes 38 defeated Terrigal 4
Improved player behaviour resulted in only 1 incident report Wyong 12 defeated St Edwards 6
The Entrance 14 defeated Kincumber 6
last weekend. Thank you to all the players making it much
easier for all involved. Ladies League Tag
Terrigal 54 defeated Northern Lakes 6
Good luck to all clubs & officials in this week’s matches. Wyong 28 defeated Ourimbah 0
The Entrance 46 defeated Kincumber 0
Woy Woy 16 defeated Berkeley Vale 0
Regards,
Gerard Andrews
President CCDRL NEXT WEEK
ROUND 8
Saturday 1st June, 2019
Woy Woy v Terrigal
@ Woy Woy Oval – 7.00pm
Sunday 2nd June, 2019
Erina v Northern Lakes
@ Erina Oval – 2.30pm
Kincumber v Wyong
@ MacKillop Oval – 2.30pm
Ourimbah v Berkeley Vale
@ Bill Sohier Park – 2.30pm
The Entrance v Toukley
@ Edsacc Oval
Reserve Grade – 1.00pm / First Grade - Bye
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
CLUB 1st Res Op Lad Total
Wyong 50 48 36 30 164
The Entrance 50 32 24 36 142
Erina 60 32 18 30 140
Kincumber 30 48 30 18 126
Terrigal 40 28 12 30 110
Northern Lakes 20 8 18 12 58
Berkeley Vale 20 28 0 6 54
Woy Woy 30 8 0 12 50
Ourimbah/St Edwards 0 0 30 6 36
Toukley 0 8 6 0 14
POINTS TABLE PLAYERS POINTS
Team P W L D B F A PD PT Name Club T G FG Pts
First Grade First Grade
Erina 6 5 0 0 1 166 58 108 12 Josh MANTELLATO Wyong 1 31 0 66
Wyong 6 4 1 0 1 232 34 198 10 Jake FITZPATRICK Erina 2 21 0 50
The Entrance 6 5 1 0 0 218 56 162 10 Matthew NELSON The Entrance 4 17 0 50
Aaiden WRIGHT Terrigal 3 18 0 48
Terrigal 6 3 2 0 1 130 112 18 8
Tyson POTGER Kincumber 4 10 0 36
Kincumber 6 2 3 0 1 96 100 -4 6
Harrison MULLIGAN Terrigal 6 1 0 26
Woy Woy 6 3 3 0 0 100 162 -62 6
Ryan MCDONALD Terrigal 6 0 0 24
Berkeley Vale 6 1 4 0 1 68 154 -86 4 Chris HYDE Woy Woy 0 12 0 24
Northern Lakes 6 1 4 0 1 48 184 -136 4 Jack CARLISLE Erina 6 0 0 24
Ourimbah 6 0 6 0 0 40 238 -198 0 Tarnae MAHON Wyong 5 0 0 20
Reserve Grade Reserve Grade
Wyong 6 6 0 0 0 270 42 228 12 Joshua KESSLER Wyong 1 36 0 76
Kincumber 6 6 0 0 0 178 60 118 12 Jake SLEE The Entrance 2 29 0 66
The Entrance 6 4 2 0 0 214 34 180 8 Matthew DOWNEY Erina 3 24 0 60
Luke MALJEVAC Erina 11 0 0 44
Erina 6 4 2 0 0 194 80 114 8
Jeffrey FIELDS Berkeley Vale 3 13 0 38
Terrigal 6 3 2 1 0 154 142 12 7
Samuel MCCLELLAND The Entrance 9 0 0 36
Berkeley Vale 6 3 2 1 0 98 112 -14 7 James FAWCETT Woy Woy 3 10 0 32
Northern Lakes 6 1 5 0 0 94 160 -66 2 Kanawabu PETERO Erina 8 0 0 32
Woy Woy 6 1 5 0 0 90 162 -72 2 Blake WYLIE Kincumber 1 14 0 32
Toukley 6 1 5 0 0 34 296 -262 2 Tomi KAATI Wyong 7 0 0 28
Ourimbah 6 0 6 0 0 72 310 -238 0
Open Age
Open Age Aaron SYKES Kincumber 9 5 0 46
Wyong 6 4 0 0 2 142 18 124 12 Brayden CAIN Kincumber 2 14 0 36
Jeremy TUNKS Wyong 2 9 0 26
Kincumber 6 4 1 0 1 152 30 122 10
Dale WILSON St Edwards 1 11 0 26
St Edwards 6 4 1 0 1 82 36 46 10
Bryce BURGUN Wyong 6 0 0 24
The Entrance 6 3 2 0 1 82 44 38 8
Chad VOYSEY Erina 5 0 0 20
Northern Lakes 6 2 3 0 1 98 86 12 6 Luke MILLS Northern Lakes 2 6 0 20
Erina 6 1 3 0 2 80 90 -10 6 Matthew GENTLES The Entrance 4 1 0 18
Terrigal 6 1 4 0 1 22 142 -120 4 Orisi RANAVUE Kincumber 4 0 0 16
Toukley 6 0 5 0 1 22 234 -212 2 Daniel PHILLIPS St Edwards 4 0 0 16
Ladies League Tag Ladies League Tag
The Entrance 6 6 0 0 0 229 12 217 12 Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 3 25 0 62
Terrigal 6 4 1 0 1 224 20 204 10 Shannon HIGGINS Terrigal 6 11 0 46
Rachael MORTELL Terrigal 8 2 0 36
Wyong 6 4 1 0 1 156 10 146 10
Tylah VALLANCE Erina 5 8 0 36
Erina 6 4 1 0 1 114 32 82 10
Elysia ATKINS Terrigal 6 5 0 34
Kincumber 6 2 3 0 1 42 116 -74 6
Emily HAINES Erina 8 0 0 32
Northern Lakes 6 1 4 0 1 58 176 -118 4 Sarah DIMECH Wyong 1 11 0 26
Woy Woy 6 2 4 0 0 28 157 -129 4 Rachel DOBBIE Terrigal 6 0 0 24
Ourimbah 6 1 5 0 0 48 198 -150 2 Sian GEORGE The Entrance 5 0 0 20
Berkeley Vale 6 0 5 0 1 0 178 -178 2 Kelsey CLARK Wyong 5 0 0 20
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morry First Grade
breen WYONG NORTHERN LAKES
field
1. Josh Mantellato Rodney Quinn 1
2. Kye Martin Ryan Ayton 2
3. Luke Dolbel Ronald Sines 3
4. Zane Rickit Bryce Osborne 4
SUNDAY 5.
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Marco Tetevano
Luke Sharpe
Terence Seu Seu
Atunaisa Turagabeci
Shaan Anderson
Mitch Riley
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26th May, 2019 8.
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Jake Lewis
Mitchell Williams
Referee: Michael Wright (c)
Luke Walsh
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Rob Bowen
10. Nick Lynn Josh McDonald 15
11. Tarnae Mahon Luke Bartley 16
Times: 12. Wyatt Shaw
Touch Judges:
Taj Kennedy 12
Pat Webb
13. Jarrod Kessler Jacob Griffin 13
LLT: 10.30 am Jake O’Meley
Connor Hibbit
Damien Brown
Gregory Wisham Nathan Robinson
Opens: 11.30 am Matthew Power Simon Hayes
Ethan Tetevano Coach: Dean Amos
Reserve: 1.00 pm Coach: Anthony Clarke Head Trainer: Shane Jenkins
Manager: Greg Banks
First: 2.30 pm
RESERVE GRADE OPEN AGE LADIES LEAGUE TAG
WYONG NORTHERN LAKES WYONG NORTHERN LAKES WYONG NORTHERN LAKES
1. Ben Morsillo 1. Codie Hansen 1. Paneere Kaaka 1. Cameron Scollay 1. Shae Slattery 1. Karly Falzon
2. Tyson Vanderwolf 2. Paul Zuvela 2. Bryce Burgun 2. Dylan Kennedy 2. Holly Gibbons 2. Hannah Rendell
3. Boston Smith 3. Mitch Diduszko 3. Daniel Navarro 3. Kyle Lear 3. Chloe McClymont 5. Melissa Panton
4. Jessie Baillo 4. Issac Guerin 4. Matthew Pouhila 4. Bradyen Lee Moore 4. Gabriella Young 6. Mel Banks
5. Jake Scicluna 5. Ethan Collier 5. Nathan Doney 5. Brad Nicholl 5. Erin Kessler 7. Brittany Smith
6. Lachlan Hanneghan 6. Michael Leard 6. Joseph Marshall 6. Luke Mills 6. Kelsey Clark 8. Merryn Dickinson
7. Josh Kessler 7. Dylan Pisani 7. Michael Smith 7. Brook Velleley 7. Sarah Dimech 9. Skye Collier
8. Brady Barwick 8. Bailey Petrie 8. Jack Marshall 8. Luke Murphy 8. Emily Teale 10. Georgia Devlin
9. Kye Leaudais 9. Jordan Boyd 9. Bradley Falzon 9. Brent Adams 9. Teearna Langbridge 11. Ellie Lees
10. Mitchell Dafter 10. Nelson Strawbridge 10. Gary Field 10. Phil Robinson 10. Georgia Corbett 14. Renae Lockley
15. Hayley Allsop
11. Dustin Shaw 11. Mathew Atchison 11. Michael Power 11. Andrew Bulger 11. Claire Reed
17. Alicia Bell
12. Tomi Kaati 12. Brian McAuley 12. Ky Worrell 12. Brendan Fletcher 12. Courtney Yeo
20. Donna Carpenter
13. Robert Rodger 13. Matt Gibson 13. Carl Pearson 13. Dylan Davis 15. Jessie Martin 21. Ash Scollay
Shaquai Mitchell Jed Carey Jake Fuller Brenden Sandell Hay 16. Milla Evans
Sam Grose Dean Woodroffe Josiah Fonua Coach: Terry Jamieson 17. Madelyne Smith
Taniela Tangulu Coach: Brent Pisani Cooper Evans Coach: Claire Reed
Zac Ryan Trent Sunderland
Coach: Jason Parker Tyson Fletcher
Ryan Dowman
Sean Deeble
Coach: Michael Stewart
Ref: P. Webb • TJ: D. Hagley / S. Wilson Ref: C. Hibbit • TJ: D. Matthews / B. Greentree Ref: D. Hagley • TJ: D. Matthews / S. Wilson
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Roos News
1st Grade – Sponsored by Evolution Security, DMC Dovmac Mining & Con-
struction, Ainsworth, Austbrokers Central Coast and Network Interiors
Wyong 62 – Ourimbah 6
The Magpies lifted for this match and made things very uncomfortable for the
There is no better place to watch local footy than Sohier visitors for the first 40 minutes. Ourimbah repeatedly switched their points of
Park when the weather is good and Roos, Magpies and attack and produced an array of ruck plays which forced Wyong to quickly
Bears supporters were blessed with just such a day for adjust and make defensive decisions at speed and under pressure. The vari-
Round 6. The Roos got the better of the opposition in all grades. The Open ety in the home team’s kicking game also asked many questions of the Roos
Age match against St Edwards was expected to be a tough, physical encoun- back three. The issue for the Magpies was whether they could sustain that
ter and did not disappoint. The match was in the balance until the final siren level of play. The Roos almost scored in the 12th minute when sharp passing
and was easily the pick of the games on the day. The Magpies hosted a joint between Terence Seu Seu and Luke Dolbel released Kye Martin down the
presentation to conclude the day’s proceedings and the hospitality shown to western touchline. Play was recalled for a forward pass. Wyong opened the
the Roos players and supporters was well appreciated. scoring four mins later when Mitch Williams linked with Tarnae Mahon run-
Ladies League Tag - Sponsored by DMC Dovmac Mining & Construction, ning a courage line on the right edge. Mahon crashed over. Further tries to
Austbrokers Central Coast, Bella Group Services and Northlakes Glass & prop Jake Lewis, left centre Zane Rickit and five eighth Luke Sharpe coupled
Glazing. Wyong 28 – Ourimbah 0 with three conversions to Josh Mantellato completed the Roos scoring in the
The final scoreline did not do the Ourimbah Ladies justice. The Magpies were first half and gave the green and gold a 22-6 lead going into the break. De-
energetic and athletic in defence, throwing themselves all about the park and spite receiving plenty of attention from the Magpies defence, Williams found
producing some remarkable last ditch tags. The Roos became too lateral enough time and space to dictate terms to the opposition, respectively engi-
in the face of the effective defence and had to work hard to penetrate. The neering tries for Wyatt Shaw and Jake O’Meley in the 47th and 51st mins.
visitors led 14-0 at halftime. Teearna Langbridge scored twice from set plays The Magpies were spent by this stage allowing the Roos to run in five tries
during that first period. Shae Slattery ran straight and hard between defend- in the last quarter of the match. Williams and Lewis could not be split in the
ers to touch down in the 38th minute. Chloe McClymont scored her second in Players’ Player vote. Lewis snared the Coach’s Award.
the 42nd minute after Wyong pushed hard centrefield then went wide to put
Chloe on the outside of the defensive line. Madelyne Smith completed the
scoring in the 46th minute. The Roos attacked from inside the home team’s
20m line. The Roos went left. Claire Reed stood and passed creating time for
Warriors News
Erin Kessler on her outside. Erin cleverly engaged the defence before releas-
ing Madelyne down the paint and into the corner. The standout performer for
Wyong was Holly Gibbons, shifted to fullback from her usual halves position.
Holly caught every catchable kick on the full and at pace and menaced the
Magpies each possession set. Holly was Players’ Player and Teearna re- A special mention must go to our major sponsor
ceived the Coach’s Award. the Doylo. We really appreciate their continued help
Open Age – Sponsored by DMC Dovmac Mining & Construction, Austbrokers
and support. Don’t forget our after match presenta-
Central Coast, Bella Group Services and Northlakes Glass & Glazing
Wyong 12 – St Edwards 6 tion each week in the Smokehouse at around 5.30 pm on Sundays. Sup-
Both teams were undefeated coming into this match and there was an inten- porters are most welcome. Welcome to our new sponsors TLE (Hoodies
sity from the opening whistle which reflected such circumstance. During the are great) and Haven Tipping Hire. A huge thank you to the Bulgers,
first half the Bears camped themselves inside Wyong territory and made the Gordo and Donna Carpenter for helping us set up, pack up and do all the
Roos defend for long periods with their backs hard against the tryline. On the stuff a lot of people don’t like doing. Your help and commitment is greatly
few occasions the visitors ventured into St Edwards real estate they looked valued.
good but lacked that finishing touch. Joe Marshall threw a left to right face ball Ladies Team
in the 14th minute, cutting out two players and putting winger Bryce Burgun
The girls tried hard but were blown away by a very fast and skilful Terrigal
on the outside of the defence. Burgun raced into fresh air and looked cer-
team who scored some very entertaining tries. Hard work at training will
tain to score, only to be brought to ground centimetres from the line. Normal
transmission was resumed shortly afterwards. The Bears displayed patience see this new side gel a bit more and improve. Thanks to Ant and Sandy
and a lot of energy both sides of the ball. Eventually the pressure told. Full- for their positive approach to coaching this team. The girls are really en-
back Dale Wilson injected himself into a left side raid. The outside men held joying their season being involved you both.
their lines and the ball went through the hands in regulation for winger Shay- Thirds report
ne Corda to score. Wilson converted from the sideline. St Edwards took that A comprehensive victory by the Warriors. Defence was probably the most
6-0 lead into the break. The second period began as a mirror reverse of the pleasing part of the performance. Strong games were had by Grizz and
first. Wyong were playing from the front foot and had the territorial advantage. Brooker who have had a long absence from the game. There is plenty of
Zac Ryan scored in the 38th minute. Wyong executed a right side shift. The
improvement in this team so keep training hard boys.
ball went to ground. As the defence moved past the ball Ryan regathered,
broke free of his marker and powered into the ingoal. Pan Kaaka converted Seconds report
to level the scoreline. The match became a war of attrition. Whereas the first The boys started on top versus Terrigal, slicing their opposition on a
half completion rate by St Edwards was excellent, it began to fall away. The couple of occasions early, but only converting 1 opportunity into points.
Roos ball control improved, but the difficulty bending the Bears line persisted. Terrigal fought their way back into the game and headed the Warriors at
Mick Power punched into space off Sam Grose. The passage of play had St half time. The Warriors finished strong and nearly snatched a draw in the
Edwards retreating. A precision cross field kick by Michael Smith was plucked last minute. It wasn’t to be. Again,Jordan Boyd played very well and BJ
from the sky by Burgun. The conversion gave Wyong some breathing space led the team by example.
and the green and gold was good enough to defend that lead until the siren.
First Grade report:
The return bout at Morry Breen Field should be a beauty. Players’ Player
The game was an arm wrestle for the first half with both teams attack-
went to Joel Patterson and Matt Pouhila received the Coach’s Award.
Reserve Grade – Sponsored by DMC Dovmac Mining & Construction, Aust- ing and defending desperately. However, Terrigal started the second half
brokers Central Coast, Regnis & Sons Refrigeration, Aubrey Brown Lawyers positively with some entertaining passages of play and the bounce of
and Sharp DS Central Coast the ball in their favour. They ran out eventual winners. Congratulations
Wyong 48 – Ourimbah 14 to Issac and Nelson on their first grade debuts. Congratulations Riz on
The Roos led 12-0 after 15 minutes and 30-4 by halftime. The home team another meat pie mate. We hope Zak has a speedy recovery after his
scored when right centre John Young swooped on a misdirected pass and injury. Get well soon mate.
showed good pace over 60m to the tryline. Again Wyong was guilty of over- Go the mighty Warriors.
playing and drifting in and out of the game. Some passages of play were crisp
and purposeful while others were meandering and sloppy. Things appeared Our proud sponsors are: Major Club Sponsor: The Doylo
to get worse for the visitors in the second half. Full credit must be given to the Other main sponsors include: The Bowlo,
Magpies. Despite being overmatched the home team stuck to their guns and Doylo Vets and Animal Hospital, Evolution Security,
kept turning up in attack and defence. The Roos won the second half 18-10 TLE Electrical Supplies, Royal Wolf Containers,
and that scoreline bespeaks of the little difference between the teams during Foodworks, Active Fitness, Precision Air conditioning,
the latter half of the match. There were several positives to be taken from the Carragher Constructions,
game; Dustin Shaw was dynamic and easily the visitors’ best. Brady Barwick Haven Tipper Hire and MDFI
did all he could to keep the team on message and Boston Smith at right Mitch Diduszko Flooring Installations 0404055744.
centre displayed genuine class. Barwick was Players’ Player. The Coach’s
Your generosity is greatly appreciated and valued
Award went to Shaw.
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20. Brad Bennett
8. Joel Hulett
Jessie Newton
Andrew Callow
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Referee:
9. Fletcher Berry Jye Newton 9
Tobi Holder
10. Brendan hurd Desai Gupwell 10
Times: 11. Jack Alipate
Touch Judges: Koen Willis 11
12. Jake Shearer Brent Radburn 12
Lochlin Stone
LLT: 10.30 am 13. Mark Byrne
Flynn Cernoy Patrick Hunt 13
UMINA BEACH Thomas Bateup
Jake Hardman
Opens: 11.30 am
R.L.F.C.
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Aja Roberts
Henry Vaotuua
Office Hours: Bailey Coombes
Monday - FridayReserve: 1.00 pm Jason Easton
Matt Hurd Coach: Grant Wooden
00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
First: 2.30 pm Manager: Warren Matthews
Trainer: Michael Woodhouse
RESERVE GRADE OPEN AGE LADIES LEAGUE TAG
KINCUMBER OURIMBAH KINCUMBER ST EDWARDS KINCUMBER OURIMBAH
1. Jake Hubbard 1. Matthew Florido 1. Jake Cusek 1. Dale Wilson 1. Brooke Watson 1. Elizabeth Dark
2. Jaxon Stubbs 2. Joshua Neilson 2. Bruce Terare 2. Daniel Phillips 2. Phoebe Sheaves 2. Ella McCabe
3. Jessi Byrne 3. Corey Lees 3. Blake Cummins 3. Jake Durbidge (c) 3. Millie Powell 3. Renee Schmidt
4. Blake Donkin 4. Eku Ratumainaceva 4. Jacob Monk 4. Jake Holwill 4. Jessica Davies 4. Ella McCabe
5. Josh Richardson 5. John Young 5. Kyle Lang 5. Shayne Corda 5. Tayla Mackay 5. Grace O’Keefe Hay
6. Blake Wylie 6. Jason Easton 6. Braydon Cain 6. Locky Corda 6. Latitia Randell 6. Sophie Dryden
7. Mitch Clark 7. Andrew Elder 7. Benjamin Murray 7. Ryan Cox 7. Stevie Cummins 7. Emily Buchan
8. Jake Wadey 8. Jim Holt 8. Adam Cook 8. Tim Boyd 8. Katie Andrew 8. Jessica Brooks
9. Rick Chamberlaine 9. Daniel Blair 9. Trent Grace 9. Dave Thom 9. Teagan Powell 9. Maddison Lack
10. Alex Roxario 10. Samuel Stewart 10. Mitch Wenzel 10. Ryan Hay 10. Sarah Walker 10. Renae Jackson
11. Jake Alipate 11. Taison Totau 11. Tom Lovatt 11. Chris Holliday (c) 11. Bree Brown 11. Salote Dewhurst
12 Renee Jackson
12. Logan Wylie 12. Jayden Calverley 12. Aaron Sykes 12. Ben Fenning 13. Ebony Harris
12. Kylie Saunders
13. Zac Bosden 13. Blake Cooper 13. Orisi Ranavue 13. Mitch Coombs 14. Candice Harris 13. Emma Barlow
Matty Dewar, Nic Corda 15 Scarlett Napier 14. Shantai Smith
Ryan Bender 14. Mick Batton Mitch Shoults Cassie Moyes
Jordan Takacs, Kurtis Rogers 18. Kellie Hay
Kye Bonnici 15. Frank Perese Jono Clarke, Steve Binns
Madison Randell
Jessica Bone 19. Ellie Richardson
Coach: Warren Hillier Brendon Hall Tara Smith
Trainers: Matty Smith 20. Dayna Alipate
Trainer: Hayden Cunningham Jenna Evans
Mick Thom & Sam Corda Bianca Meiklejohn Coach: Kate Cato-Symonds
Coach: Mark Churcher Coach: Lou Johnston
Manager: Chelsea Young
Manager: Marty Austin Manager: Shannon Sharpe
Asst Manager: Danielle Mackay Trainer: John Cato-Symonds
Trainers: Kevin Muller & Ben Kelly
Ref: B. Burton • TJ: F. Cernoy / C. Richardson Ref: L. Stone • TJ: C. Richardson / M. Brown Ref: F. Cernoy • TJ: B. Curnoe / M. Brown
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Colts News
Reserve Grade
Reserve Grade team came away with a hard-fought win 6-4, against The En-
trance. We knew the tigers would be our toughest test so far, and the game
didn’t disappoint, with both sides ripping in from the first whistle.
Welcome to Ourimbah and St. Eddies today at The Tigers scored early but to our guys credit our boys stayed in the contest,
MacKillop Oval for our annual matches, hope we all get with “stubbsy” scoring just before half time. With our bench down to one the
through the games with no injuries. Don’t forget you are all welcome back second half became a test of our resolve, and the boys playing for each other
to the Empire Bay Tavern for refreshments which incidentally is compulsory to keep the tigers out.
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young man in reserve grade who was badly injured we all hope for a speedy
First Grade
recovery for you. The following comments from our coaching staff will cover
Another game of two halves for the 1st grade boys again with a great start
the matches, it was a long day. A special thanks to all our sponsors, thank
to the game and stretching the Premiers to be only down 10-6 after a usual
you for your continued support each one of you. Regards Graham.
RLFC ruling that cost Fletcher Berry his first try in 1st grade. We were in the arm
Ladies League Tag wrestle and the first half was tough but also a little sloppy from both sides.
The girls knew that it was going to be a tough game against the tigers but The break done us no favours again & we unfortunately fell off the pace to
were confident in putting up a fight and putting their skills to the test. The go down 30-6.
score did not reflect the effort from all our girls, their defence was strong the (3) points again, back to back weeks Wade Hannell for another strong game,
whole game, the tigers had to work for their tries. 3 points went to Latitia, 2 never stopped & he looked dangerous every time he touched the ball. (2)
points to Katie and she received Players Player as well, and 1 point went to points went to Jake Shearer who troubled the defence all day with his runs.
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Bree. All the girls should be proud of themselves after the effort they all put in (1) point went to the Hurd brothers Matt & Brendan for strong games & made
as a team. Well done colties. a difference both being back in the team.
Open Grade Onwards to Ourimbah next week we’re know doubt they will be keen for a
After going through the year undefeated so far, our open grade side would win.
face their toughest test of the season so far, against an Entrance team sure
to be there come finals football. The day didn’t start well, losing the ever
Sponsors
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long-term injury, all the best on a speedy recovery mate. The boys got first Empire Bay Tavern, Premier Trade Centre, PAIN AWAY, Ladbrokes,
points on the board and defended well in the first half, only letting a try in off Central Coast Plastering, Kincumber Mitre 10,
a kick to the corner. We lead 6-4 heading into the break. The second half Richardson & Wrench Woy Woy, Plateau Trees services, Kincumber
however we were up against it from the get go, on the opposite end of a big
Gym, G.W Hydraulics, Sydney Markets, Avoca Bowling Club,
penalty count, a few key errors when it mattered and too much defending, the
boys ran out of gas and let a couple of soft try’s in, taking nothing away from MKD Stainless Steel, Bendigo Bank, Air Mechanic Sydney, Treads
The Entrance who turned up to play in front of their home crowd. Entrance Tyres, Saratoga Dental, Scotty McFadden Painting Services, Players
eventually winning 14-6.
Sponsors, Central Coast Mini Bus Hire, Mark Mathews & Associates ,
Mitchy Shoultz was a standout on the day and never stopped asking ques-
tions of The Entrance big men, JC although finishing the game with a bit of Mark Dixon Plumbing Services, Muscle Bros,
a knock, lead from the front all day with he’s defence and played out of he’s Foley’s Peninsular Cranes & Rigging, Peninsular dental,
skin, Brucey never stopped trying and took a lot of tough carries out of our
Benchmark Interior Linings, Richardson & Wrench Umina,
own end. The boys will be looking to bounce back in a big way at home when
they take on St Eddies, another tough opponent, can’t wait to see how the Ricky Napier Tiling, Health and fitness 2U, Total Fencing Solutions,
boys respond, up the colts! Clean Away, Central Coast Holden.
Magpies News Bears News
Ourimbah-Wyoming Rugby League Football Club The boys came up against an undefeated Wyong
would like to thank our business partners for 2019 and encourage our side who had been in great form. We started the match well with some
supporters to use our sponsors services where possible: solid defence and a nice backline movement which saw Shayne Corda
· Ourimbah – Lisarow RSL cross over in the corner to give us a 6-0 lead going into half time. The
· BJ Howes Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven second half was a tight contest but to Wyong’s credit they took their
· Kylee Jones One Agency Wyoming chances when we offered them crossing twice in the second half to come
· Duncan Excavations away with a 12-6 win. 3 Points and Players Player went to Durbo who
· Pudsey Plumbing & Drainage
has been one of our best every week so far. 2 Points went to Kurtis
· Bendigo Bank Lisarow
· Singo’s Meats Rogers who was tireless as always in the middle. 1 Point went to Locky
· Coastal Rural Traders Ourimbah Corda who filled in the halves this week and really stood up and also 1
· Wyong Group point to Dave Thom who was in everything all day and provided some
· Anytime Fitness Wyoming
great service from dummy half. Coaches award was split between the
· Richard Green Automotive
· Hog’s Breath Café Tuggerah two Corda brothers in Locky and Nic who along with their brother Shayne
· Spring Fresh Dry Cleaners have been great each week after coming back to the club after having
· Starkey Freighters a year off.
· Coast Chill Services
· Bliss Demolition The St Edwards Bears are proudly sponsored by:
· Coastwide Garden Maintenance Gosford Sailing Club
· Australian Sports Nutrition
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· Mass Nutrition White Dickson Architects
· OUR Coast Physio at Ourimbah Harvey Norman Commercial
· Killarney Vale Denture Centre
Polytec
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· Mears Concreting Snap Fitness Gosford
· Complete Wellness Disability Support Services J Clarke Constructions
7.Around the Grounds
ERINA EAGLES
Congratulations to 17 year old Oliver Clements
on being selected to make his 1st Grade debut
for the Erina Eagles this Sunday
against the Terrigal Sharks.
Ollie has also made the final squad of 20
for the NSW Under 18 side.
Bailey Scott will also make his First Grade
debut this week.
Congratulations Bailey.
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Central Coast Roosters 1. Holly Buchanan (The Entrance)
2. Ashlee Russell (Erina)
CONGRATULATIONS ! 3. Sian George (The Entrance)
4. Tylah Vallance (Erina)
Central Coast Roosters would like to congratulate the
5. Rachel Dobbie (Terrigal)
girls selected in the Open Ladies League Tag Team.
6. Steph Sharp (The Entrance)
The team will play in a qualification game against 7. Sarah Dimech (Wyong)
Newcastle on the 29th June, the winning team will then 8. Jocelyn Kelleher (The Entrance)
proceed to play in Glenn Innes on the 20th July for the
9. Teah Goodhand (The Entrance)
CRL Championship.
All players will be contacted with training schedule. 10. Shannon Higgins (Terrigal)
11. Kristen Kessler (Wyong)
12. Elysia Atkins (Terrigal)
13. Claudia Symington (Terrigal)
Regards,
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Terry Rule
Operations Manager - Central Coast Roosters 15. Brooke Goodhand (The Entrance)
16. Rachael Mortell (Terrigal)
CODE OF CONDUCT - PENALTIES
Clubs are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials and spectators.
1. No person/s attending a match shall:
a. Use offensive or obscene language to any player, coach, referee, touch judge, official or other spectator;
b. Enter the Field of Play during the course of a match without the prior approval of the Ground Manager appointed by the home club and/or league;
c. Dispute the decision of a referee or touch judge either during or after a match;
d. Assault or act with aggression to any person/s;
e. Behave in a way contrary to this Code of Conduct and/or the spirit of the game;
f. Behave in a way which disturbs the enjoyment of the match by any other person/s, or brings discredit to the home club and/or league;
g. Act in such a way as to exhibit racial intolerance, by language or other conduct, to any other person/s;
h. Refuse to accept the reasonable direction of the Ground Manager, offi cial of the home club and/or league, or official of the team/club which that person/s is supporting.
2. Any person/s contravening Rule 1 may be reported by the Ground Manager to the Team Manager or other offi cial of the team which that person/s is supporting. Where
a team does not have a Team Manager present, a request or direction from the Ground Manager to any offi cial of the team or the team’s club shall be regarded as a
direction to the Team Manager for the purposes of this Code.
3. The Ground Manager and/or Team Manager must advise the offending person/s of the relevant breach of the Code.
The Ground Manager must note the details of their report to the Team Manager on the reverse of the team sheet.
4. In the event that the inappropriate conduct continues, the Ground Manager and/or Team Manager may request the offender/s to immediately leave the ground. This
should also be noted on the team sheet.
5. In the event the person/s refuses to obey the direction of the Ground Manager and/or Team Manager, the Ground Manager may direct the referee to terminate the match.
In the event that the match is so terminated, the club‚s and/or league‚s committee may, at its absolute discretion award the competition points to the non-offending team,
or declare that neither side shall be awarded competition points for that match.
6. Clubs which do not exercise control over their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials or spectators may be called upon by the league to accept responsibility
for their actions and the following penalties may apply (in addition to penalties which may be imposed by the league’s judiciary):
• FIRST OFFENCE
A fine not exceeding $500, and/or loss of competition points, and/or suspension of the player from playing, and/or suspension of the offender/s from
attending future matches.
• SECOND OFFENCE
Suspension of the player, and/or team and/or club from the competition on a temporary basis.
• THIRD OFFENCE
Suspension of the player and/or team and/or club either for the remainder of the season, or permanently.
ALL CODE OF CONDUCT BREACHES CAN RESULT IN THE GAME BEING STOPPED BE A SPORT AND SUPPORT!
9.2019/20 Representative Pathways Program Positions
10.Central Coast Rugby League
Ground Managers Course
“Safety and Fun”
Last Wednesday evening saw a Central Coast Rugby League Ground Managers Course
run by Regional Manager Keith Onslow at Mingara with
approximately 50 attendees from all Clubs around the Coast.
The course was most informative.
Attendees were given the opportunity to create a collective CC Ground Manager standard.
Following general discussion “Safety and Fun” was agreed as the standard for
all clubs and venues to strive for.
The main qualities/skills of a good Ground Manager were established as:
◊ People Skills: General Communication, cooperative, engaging and friendly,
positive body language, able to manage a variety of situations
◊ Organisational
◊ Time Management
◊ Observation and Perception
◊ Knowledgeable
◊ Conflict Resolution
◊ Teamwork
Effective Ground Management encompasses the successful preparation and
management of the total environment that is required for an event.
Physical components of the environment:
◊ Playing area and the structures within this area
◊ Spectator areas
◊ Change rooms
◊ Amenities
◊ Food and drink outlets (ie canteen)
◊ Parking spaces
◊ Fences and gates
Management of the ‘human’ element within this environment:
◊ Players (including those not actively playing)
◊ Team Officials
◊ Spectators
◊ Match Officials
Ground Managers Booklet can be found on
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in three matches with the Firsts and Ladies scoring decisive wins while the
this season and beyond. Our 1st grade players cooked a compli-
LFC Reserves got up in a closely fought match.
mentary BBQ for both clubs players, officials & supporters and it was
The T-W LLT team returned to the winners list with a 54 - 6 win over North- great to see both groups come together as one after the game and
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Our 2nd Grade recorded back to back wins on Sunday, with a com-
improver over the rest of the season. Claudia Symington was the pick of
the Sharks ladies having a hand in eight tries and was her dependable self
fortable victory. It was the speed of our back line that really had the
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in defence, the two points and Players Player went to Kate Fullbrook who Hawks stretched, nothing proving that point more than Fullback Luke
crossed for three tries, ran strongly and kicked a sideline conversion (or so Maljevac’s 5 try masterclass and winger Petero, who crossed for 3
she tells me) while the one point went to Shannon Higgins who also crossed of his own! A personal haul by halfback Matt Downey ( 9 goals and a
for three tries, kicked four conversions and got the Sharks going forward try) of 22 points was another highlight !
with some decisive running. Sophie Smith also crossed for a double, while
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Flo who was a menace in attack and defence. 2 points went the ‘King of Entrance’
back into the side and getting some match fitness under their belts... Will Pearsall who controlled the tempo of the game well. 1 point went to uncom-
stick with us guys!!! promising Jacob McCudden who relishes the tough stuff. Looking forward to our
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CDRL. Would like to thank our loyal supporters for coming down to watch, clash against Berkeley Vale this week which on paper looks like a good battle.
the boys really appreciate it.
The Rapid Clean Central Coast Reserve Grade Tigers were defeated 4-6 by
I’d also like to thank our hard working committee who go above and
Kincumber. The Tigers led for much of the first half and looked to take a 4 point
beyond to keep everything running...thanks guys and girls!!!! lead into the halftime break before the Colts took an intercept to score a try which
Cheers...Johno was converted. That conversion proved to be the difference in the end with both
sides defending strongly. We will have to improve on that performance in coming
Reserve Grade Report weeks if we want to hold onto our place in the top 5. Finally, we’d like to send our
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TOUKLEY pointers to James Weldon, Jason little. a lot of ball work. Excited to be back at our awesome home ground in front of a
great crowd and the atmosphere was awesome. The boys stuck to the structure
well and ran with purpose all game and with some great defence the boys really
Berkeley Vale RL&SC showed how committed they are to our plans to win this competition! Once we
got in front on the scoreboard we never looked back and the boys kept Kincum-
ber scoreless in the second half, the attitude right across the board is great and
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our squad of fellas are moulding as a great bunch of mates. Mates win footy
games and that’s what we did with a 14 to 6 convincing win over the first place
Kincumber Colts in a fantastic game of football. Best on day for us, back in the
will be held on side and one of our leaders was big Webby, Pat Kelly Josh Whitlam, Reece
Timewell and Blacky, but to be honest everyone could of got points as everyone
Friday 31st May 2019 done their job and it was a whole team and Club effort! Happy Coach is an
understatement, Brent and Myself are stoked with the effort we are witnessing.
at Shelly Beach Golf Course. Cheers Jurdy
The Pallister Promotions League Tag Tigers started slowly giving Kincumber an
Looking for teams, 4 man Ambrose comp. opportunity to get in front early. After absorbing a couple of repeat sets, the Ti-
gers got to their kick and found touch 15 out from the Kincumber line. The game
Fee is $70 per person. was a tight affair for the first 15 minutes, but some really enterprising attack saw
The Entrance girls skip to a 12 point lead. The remaining final 10 minutes of the
Club is also looking for Hole sponsors at $200. first half was all one way traffic with the Tigers scoring another 3 tries to take the
halftime lead to 28 points.
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The second half fiery affair with both teams getting away with a little extra
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contest, the Tigers girls were far too strong for Kincumber,
claiming victory 46-0. Holly Buchanan had an outstanding day with the boot kick-
get a team together ing 7 from 8, including 2 goals from the sideline. She also was voted “Players
Player” for her outstanding all round performance. While every single player had
and have a great day. an outstanding game, special mention goes to Teah Goodhand, Sian George
and Tian Stephens for their efforts in both attack and defence.
Gold Sponsors
Major Sponsor – First Grade Central Coast Cleaning Contractors,
Reserve Grade Rapid Clean Central Coast GTL,
Open Age Coco-Cola Amatil, League Tag Pallister Promotions,
Beverage Sponsors Tooheys (Lion), Coca Cola, Treasury Wine Estates,
Scoreboard Sponsor Goanna Services,
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TOUKLEY RLFC TOUKLEY RLFC Please support all of our Sponsors where and when you can.
ERAL MANAGER: Scott Wyatt
Phone (02) 4343 4222
NISTRATION: Sharon Ivers
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RESERVE Grade
RUGBY LEAGUE
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KENNEDY TOUKLEY
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3 Zac Hayward Daniel Markham 3
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SATURDAY
Office Hours: 6 Jayden Harper Ernie McGillicuddy 6
Monday - Friday 7 Kiran Page James Croot 7
9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. 8 Matt Jones Daniel Spratt 8
Referee:
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10 Lyndsay Steele
11 Jye Tudehope
Tom Reed
Mack Fawcett
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Touch Judges:
12 Kyle Capper Joel Body 12
Josh Davies
13 Fletcher Celand Brendon Edwards 13
Ashton Styles
Time: Brad Durrant Sosefo Latu 14
Tyler Gasson Matt Purcell 15
Reserve Grade Coach - Bradley Gasson TBA 16
TBA 17
Manager - Tammy Simpson
3.45 pm Trainer - Craig Hayward
COACH: Clint Israel
ASST: Lee Slattery
MANAGER: Jake Westerman
TRAINER: Mark Bartley
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