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TOOHEYS C U P
Central Coast
Rugby League
Official Program of Central Coast Division Rugby League
Round 14 21 JULY 2019
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PRESIDENT’S 2019 ROUND 13 RESULTS
MESSAGE First Grade
Kincumber 26 defeated Erina 10
Last week’s round produced a new competition leader as Wyong Roos proved Wyong 32 defeated The Entrance 12
too strong for The Entrance Tigers in a quality game of Central Coast Rugby Woy Woy 50 defeated Ourimbah 0
League. With only one point separating both sides it will be a race for the minor Berkeley Vale won by forfeit v Northern Lakes
premiership with Wyong having the more challenging run home. Kincumber hit
back with some recent form overcoming Erina edging their way up the ladder Reserve Grade
where they are of striking distance with Eagles and the Woy Woy Roosters Kincumber 16 defeated Erina 14
whom easily accounted for Ourimbah. Berkeley Vale 28 defeated Northern Lakes 10
Terrigal 36 defeated Toukley 18
This week will see the featured match of the round between Woy Woy and
The Entrance 30 defeated Wyong 18
Kincumber at Woy Woy Oval starting at 2.30pm on Sunday and will also be
Woy Woy 42 defeated Ourimbah 12
live streamed on BarTv through our facebook page Central Coast Rugby
League. A chance for Kincumber to leap ahead of Woy Woy or for the
Open Age
Roosters to stake their claim on fourth spot. Erina meet with Berkeley Vale
Erina 18 defeated Kincumber 12
where the Eagles are in need of a wanted victory hoping to starve off a
gallant panthers outfit. The Entrance will look to bounce back with a win Terrigal 26 defeated Toukley 10
over Ourimbah and Terrigal host Wyong in a big task for the sharks. Wyong 20 defeated The Entrance 18
A reminder that clubs are responsible for their player/spectator behaviour Ladies League Tag
under the Code Of Conduct and may we all ask that respect is given to the Erina 40 defeated Kincumber 0
game of Rugby League as a product and respect the decency afforded to all Wyong 18 defeated The Entrance 0
stakeholders. The Code Of Conduct is contained within this program for Northern Lakes 18 defeated Berkeley Vale 8
reference. Woy Woy 8 defeated Ourimbah 4
Good luck to all Clubs & Officials in this week’s matches.
Regards,
NEXT WEEK
Gerard Andrews
President CCDRL ROUND 15
Saturday 27th July 2019
Wyong v Ourimbah
Morry Breen Oval – 7.00pm
Sunday 28th July 2019
Terrigal v Northern Lakes
@ Duffys Road – 2.30pm
Kincumber v The Entrance
@ Mackillop Oval – 2.30pm
Berkeley Vale v Woy Woy
@ Berkeley Vale Oval – 2.30pm
Toukley v Erina
@ Darren Kennedy Oval
Reserve Grade – 1.00pm / First Grade - Bye
CENTRAL COAST DIVISION OF COUNTRY RUGBY LEAGUE
Phone: (02) 4359 7255 • Fax: (02) 4355 4570 • Email: ccdrl@crlnsw.com.au
Office: Unit 3 / 6 Morton Close, Tuggerah NSW 2259 LIKE US ON
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
CLUB 1st Res Op Lad Total
Wyong 115 72 72 72 331
The Entrance 110 88 54 72 324
Kincumber 80 104 60 30 274
Erina 90 64 48 54 256
Terrigal 70 52 30 66 218
Woy Woy 85 48 0 24 157
Ourimbah/St Edwards 20 16 69 24 129
Berkeley Vale 60 52 0 12 124
Northern Lakes 20 8 33 36 97
Toukley 0 16 18 0 34
POINTS TABLE PLAYERS POINTS
Team P W L D B F A PD PT Name Club T G FG Pts
First Grade First Grade
Wyong 13 9 1 1 2 472 108 364 23 Josh MANTELLATO Wyong 3 59 0 130
The Entrance 13 10 2 0 1 426 158 268 22 Jake FITZPATRICK Erina 2 42 0 92
Erina 13 8 4 0 1 316 177 139 18 Matthew NELSON The Entrance 8 21 0 74
Aaiden WRIGHT Terrigal 4 26 0 68
Woy Woy 13 7 4 1 1 304 257 47 17
Chris HYDE Woy Woy 3 27 0 66
Kincumber 13 6 5 0 2 252 216 36 16
Luke DOLBEL Wyong 16 0 0 64
Terrigal 13 5 6 0 2 210 254 -44 14
Matthew KILLICK The Entrance 0 31 0 62
Berkeley Vale 13 4 7 0 2 194 253 -59 12 Samuel PAUL Kincumber 5 17 0 54
Ourimbah 13 1 11 0 1 104 430 -326 4 Luke REDHEAD Woy Woy 13 0 0 52
Northern Lakes 13 1 11 0 1 121 546 -425 4 Tyson POTGER Kincumber 6 13 0 50
Reserve Grade Reserve Grade
Kincumber 13 13 0 0 0 468 118 350 26 Jake SLEE The Entrance 4 81 0 178
The Entrance 13 11 2 0 0 550 72 478 22 Blake WYLIE Kincumber 9 33 0 102
Wyong 13 9 4 0 0 446 136 310 18 Joshua KESSLER Wyong 1 41 0 86
Matthew DOWNEY Erina 3 32 0 76
Erina 13 8 5 0 0 350 182 168 16
Jeffrey FIELDS Berkeley Vale 4 25 0 66
Terrigal 13 6 6 1 0 276 332 -56 13
Samuel MCCLELLAND The Entrance 14 0 0 56
Berkeley Vale 13 6 6 1 0 206 274 -68 13 Baileigh GRIM Terrigal 3 20 0 52
Woy Woy 13 6 7 0 0 254 294 -40 12 Luke MALJEVAC Erina 12 0 0 48
Ourimbah 13 2 11 0 0 224 518 -294 4 Matthew FLORIDO Ourimbah 4 16 0 48
Toukley 13 2 11 0 0 98 630 -532 4 Jaxon STUBBS Kincumber 11 0 0 44
Northern Lakes 13 1 12 0 0 150 466 -316 2
Open Age
Open Age Dale WILSON St Edwards 11 33 0 110
Wyong 13 8 1 0 4 250 98 152 24 Brayden CAIN Kincumber 3 37 0 86
Luke ATHERTON The Entrance 3 18 0 48
St Edwards 13 8 1 1 3 270 74 196 23
Jeremy TUNKS Wyong 4 16 0 48
Kincumber 13 8 3 0 2 322 106 216 20
Aaron SYKES Kincumber 9 5 0 46
The Entrance 13 6 4 0 3 214 132 82 18
Shayne CORDA St Edwards 10 0 0 40
Erina 13 5 5 0 3 216 190 26 16 Luke MILLS Northern Lakes 3 12 0 36
Northern Lakes 13 2 7 1 3 166 186 -20 11 Bryce BURGUN Wyong 9 0 0 36
Terrigal 13 2 8 0 3 82 318 -236 10 Chad VOYSEY Erina 9 0 0 36
Toukley 13 0 10 0 3 56 472 -416 6 Orisi RANAVUE Kincumber 8 0 0 32
Ladies League Tag Ladies Leauge Tag
The Entrance 13 11 1 0 1 433 54 379 24 Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 9 46 0 128
Shannon HIGGINS Terrigal 10 21 1 83
Wyong 13 10 1 0 2 364 18 346 24
Sarah DIMECH Wyong 4 27 0 70
Terrigal 13 9 2 0 2 411 36 375 22
Sian GEORGE The Entrance 16 1 0 66
Erina 13 8 4 0 1 262 97 165 18
Rachael MORTELL Terrigal 15 3 0 66
Northern Lakes 13 5 7 0 1 130 288 -158 12 Ashlee RUSSELL Erina 14 0 0 56
Kincumber 13 3 8 0 2 76 248 -172 10 Tylah VALLANCE Erina 8 12 0 56
Ourimbah 13 3 9 0 1 68 294 -226 8 Elysia ATKINS Terrigal 11 5 0 54
Woy Woy 13 3 9 0 1 50 373 -323 8 Stephanie SHARP The Entrance 13 0 0 52
Berkeley Vale 13 0 11 0 2 12 398 -386 4 Merryn DICKINSON Northern Lakes 6 13 0 50
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6. Connor O’Beirne Hayden Green 6
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11. Jono Wright Jack Weir 11
12. Trent Pye Kye Knight 12
Times: 13. Oliver Clements
Touch Judges:
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TOUKLEY RLFC Strapper: Bruce Sinclair & Danny Stainton and Cliffy Jacklin
CENTRAL COAST DIVISION OF COUNTRY RUGBY LEAGUE
TOUKLEY RLFC
OPEN AGE
GENERAL MANAGER: Scott Wyatt
RESERVE GRADE Phone (02) 4343 4222 LADIES LEAGUE TAG
ERINA BERKELEY VALE
ADMINISTRATION: Sharon Ivers ERINA BERKELEY VALE
1. Jayden Pearson 1. Josh Selmes
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BEACH (02) 4343 4255 1. Ash Russell 1. Leah Turton
2. Jake Knott R.L.F.C. 2. Bailey Hill 2. Tara Ugur
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4. Mitch Bowlar 4. Rodger BuhagiarWebsite http://centralcoast.leaguenet.com.au
5. Alicia Carroll 6. Shaylee O’Hagan
Monday 5.- Friday
Petero Kanawabu 5. Josh Wigham
CCDRL Division Office & Mailing Address: 6. Lucie Workman
Office Hours: 7. Chili Tierney
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Penang Parklands
17. Keegan Hayne
Monday - Friday
8. Katie Richter 9. Maddy Sullivan
Building 27,
8. Otene Tutaki 23. The Avenue
Matt Green 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. Van Buizen
9. Bronty 10. Tammy Votano
Kariong
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20. Blake Batton
NSW 2250
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editorials
10. Amelia Carroll
11. Jade Harkins
12. Tylah Vallance
11. Kristy Turton
12. Kerry Osborne
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11. Nathan Bell
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12. Damon Brady 20. James Weldon 14. Louise Allen 16. Selene McPhail
13. Kurt McGowan 13. Waylon van Beveran 15. Monique Saley 17. Jamie Laing-Reece
Coach: Chris Liggins Mitch Palmer 16. Indie Elms 18. Tasha Trainor
Manager: Kathryn Micallef Lee Fogg 17. Melissa Haller 19. Keryn McPhail
Trainer: Ryan Fenning Jordan Reynolds 18. Tayla Montgomery 20. Sandra Aquilina
Cody Konemann Coach: Phil Crowe 24. Vanessa Segarino
Coaches: Peter Dimech 25. Ashleigh Hawkins
Manager: Kate Campbell
& Ray Arrow Coach: Phil Trainor
Trainer: Dayn Marson Manager:
Trainers: Courtney, Cliffy,
& Shawn Trainer: James Simnett Trainers: Mick Praszczalek
& Aaron Gill
Ref: P. Taylor • TJ: B. Greentree / C. Richardson Ref: C. Richardson • TJ: B. Greentree / A. Styles
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of Country Rugby League
Eagles News Panthers News
It was a freezing, windy & horrible night, with the 1st Grade Report - Unfortunately, Northern Lakes
result much the same. The Eagles travelled to forfeited 20 mins before kick off, our players and
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ors and excited by their 1st Saturday supporters were not happy with what happened but the Berkeley Vale
night game of the year, unfortunately our top side were out enthused and Club understand why it happened.
out muscled for most of the match and, like most of the spectators, wish-
Reserve Grade
ing they had just stayed at home. Despite missing almost half of the top
The panthers came out firing at the start to score 3 quick tries with one
team, Coach Dane Allen was still expecting to win and certainly a better
more towards the end of the first half to lead 18-0.
performance from the boys. Continuing on his good form, Players Player In the 2nd half we managed to score 2 more try’s, but our ball control was
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DL and big Tyler O’Brien . which enabled Northern Lakes to score 2 tries towards the end. The final
2nd Grade took on the premiership leaders and came away believing score being 28-10.
they should have probably won or at least shared the points. 2 conten-
tious decisions late in the game, one which lead to Reggie being sin Women’s Tackle
binned, really made it tough for our boys. Coach Liggo was surprisingly The Women’s next game is against Awabakal on Saturday 20th July at
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Lakes Glass, Outdoor Leisure Living Patios,
LLT Report -The team’s goal this week was to keep building on our previ-
ice & Mailing Address: Office Hours: Mick Brady Buses, Berkeley Vale Laundrette,
ous week’s effort and the girls took the field focused to do that. We had
s Monday - Friday Tony Smith Accountants, Treememdaus Tree Services.
good field position for most of the half and that allowed our backs to run
nue 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
into plenty of space and that resulted in an 18-0 lead at half time. The We strongly encourage all our members to support
second half was similar but the Kincumber girls never gave up and tried these fine businesses that continue to support us......
to rally
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the individual clubs and as a team are improving each
views held by the CCDRL.
week. In a good team effort Ash Russell got players player with a pol-
ished display at fullback, Amelia Carroll got the 3 points with a solid game
in the middle with Lucie 2 points and Bronty 1 point after both having
great games. The Kincumber girls never gave up and are in the battle for
5th spot so work hard girls and don’t give up.
FINAL SERIES
This week we are at home and starting to get some cattle back as we
head towards the business end of the competition. Both teams are fight-
ing for the points up for grabs.
Elimination Semi Final @ Erina Oval
We would also like to thank all of our loyal sponsors! 31st August 2019
Cassegrain Wines - Stevens Constructions
- Elite Smash Repairs - Spars Beverage Equipment Qualifying Semi Final @ MacKillop Oval
- Schweppes - Asahi - 4 Square Vending 1st September 2019
- Haines Gas Services - Tooheys - Helloworld Erina Group
- Erina Leagues Club - ELC - Quad Services Minor Semi Final@ TBA
- Coastwide Meats - United Technology Services 7th September 2019
- Casanova Oysters & Seafood - Fortunity
- LJ Hooker Erina - Filectrics Pty Ltd Major Semi Final @ TBA
- Domina Insurance Brokers - Sharp DS Central Coast 8th September 2019
- Parsons Outdoors & 4wd Supa Centre Erina - Datacom Fire
- Datacom Security - Whitey’s Rite Tyres Final @ Berkeley Vale Oval
- Bartos Bakehouse - Citrus Clean Carpet Cleaning 15th September 2019
- Boydita Flowers Delivered - Savy’s Fruits
– JDS Building – Ainsworth Game Technology Grand Final@ Woy Woy Oval
22nd September 2019
Final Series Venues are subject to change depending upon Council requirements.
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3. Logan Sipple Luke Dolbel 3
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5. Kyle Franklin Christopher Centrone 5
6. Logan Humphries Jack Burraston 6
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Referee:
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9. Aaiden Wright Mitchell Williams 9
Office Hours: Lochlin Stone
10. Brae Verheyen Greg Wisham 10
Monday - Friday
11. Josh Dias Tarnae Mahon 11
00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. Times: 12. Jack Lentfer
Touch Judges:
Wyatt Shaw 12
Flynn Cernoy
13. Josh Lyon Brock Molan 13
LLT: 10.30 am 14. Dayne Vette-Welsh
Pat Webb
Interchange (2 to be omitted)
Opens: 11.30 am 15. Michael Parfitt
16. Kyle McLean
Jake O’Meley
Dustin Shaw
Nathan Clarke
Reserve: 1.00 pm 17. Ben Mooney
Coach: Dave Lyons Dylan Clark
Dustin Shaw
First: 2.30 pm Manager: Mick Schreiber
Trainer: Greg Woodbury
Jarrod Kessler
Coach: Anthony Clarke
Trainer: Justin Sopp
RESERVE GRADE OPEN AGE LADIES LEAGUE TAG
TERRIGAL WYONG TERRIGAL WYONG TERRIGAL WYONG
1. Lachlan Fisher 1. Marco Tetevano 1. Jesse Kamper 1. Kane Ralph 1. 1. Holly Gibbons
2. Michael McDonnell 2. Ben Morsillo 2. Blake Biggs 2. Bryce Burgun 2. Rachel Dobbie 2. Kristen Kessler
3. Mick Brown 3. Matead Barber
3. Blaine Nelson 3. Tomi Kaati 3. Kyro Hallett 3. Olivia Glanville
4. Layne Foster
4. Harry King 4. Kaine Duroux 4, Nick Sigle 4. Jeremy Tunks 4. Erin Kessler
5. Rachael Mortell
5. Mitch Maher
5. Mick Brown 5. Jessie Baillo 5. Nathan Doney 6. Shannon Higgins 5. Shae Slattery
6. Brendan Eather 7. Rachel Curnow
6. Owen Pearce 20. Shaquai Mitchell 6. Joseph Marshall 6. Kelsey Clark
7. Michael Palmer 8. Elysia Atkins
7. Sam Collett 7. Aaron Heaven 7. Bradley Falzon 7. Sarah Dimech
8. Brady Gerber 9. Claudia Symington
8. Max Gordon 8. Brady Barwick 9. Henry Devine 8. Gary Field 10. Kate Fullbrook 8. Olivia Kernick
9. Baileigh Grim 9. Matt Power 10. Brad Jay 9. Sam Grose 11. Bronte Lambert-Minto 9. Teearna Langbridge
10. Jack Booker 10. Joel Patterson 11. Kye Cornwell 10. Carl Pearson 12. Sophie Smith 10. Georgia Corbett
11. Caydn Rosemyer 11. Dustin Shaw 12. Tom Sims 11. Matt Pouhila 13. Tamara Evans 11. Claire Reed
14. Bianca Davies
12. Tom Sims 12. Ethan Tetevano 13. Sean Foster 12. Ky Worrell 15. Ruby Richards 12. Courtney Yeo
14. Lincoln Stanley
13. Harry Meyn 13. Robbie Rodger 13. Zac Ryan 16. Meaghan Higgins 13. Madelyne Smith
15. Sean Wise 17. Alex Jamieson
14. Brad Jay Jack Marshall 16. Michael Gray Trent Sunderland 14. Milla Evans
19. Britt Treweeke
17. Darcy Gilchrist Joe Marshall 17. Logan Rea Lachlan Garland 15. Jessie Martin
20. Renee Maher
Coach: Dave McLean Taniela Tangulu 18. Bailey Platt Braydon Binnie 16. Darby Clark
Coach: Sam Ricketts
Trainer: Greg Woodbury Daniel Navarro 19. Simon Tuifua Tyson Vanderwolf Trainer: Neil Higgins 17. Chloe McClymont
Trainer: Justin Sopp Coach: Jason Parker 20. Craig Starr Coach: Michael Stewart Trainer: Anthony Barber 20. Emily Teale
Lewis Addison Trainer: Lisa Ricketts Coach: Claire Reed
Jeremy James Manager: Glen Symonds
Coach: Lewis Addison
Trainer: Dane Clarke
Ref: P. Webb • TJ: D. Cameron / J. Teale Ref: F. Cernoy • TJ:L. Stone / D. Cameron Ref: D. Cameron • TJ: J. Teale / P. Webb
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Sharks News
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and with the Sharks already taking the points with byes in The Entrance are dangerous because the players are prepared to work hard for 70
1sts and Ladies League Tag, the Seconds and Opens both had solid wins to minutes and compete on every play. The Roos have the ability to conjure something
complete a successful day. from nothing but remain prone to fading in and out of games and are vulnerable to
The Sharks Open grade side travelled across the Entrance Bridge to Toukley persistent opposition. The home team scored first in this match. A right side spread
LFC where we knew we had to perform with any hope of our season being kept alive. in the 4th minute created an extra man. Right centre Kyro Hallett capitalised with
Our first half of Rugby League was a season high, where we repelled the Hawks
a regulation draw and pass for veteran back Wade Bryant to score wide out. The
and took advantage to cross for three tries and went in leading 16 - 6 at the break.
Tigers responded in the 23rd minute when left wing Matt Gentles found space on the
The second half we went back to making plenty of mistakes and let the Hawks
back into the game but it was our defence that won the day with a 26 - 10 final outside of the Roos defensive line. Wyong hit back 6 mins later. Half Michael Smith
scoreline. The three points and Players Player went to Mick Brown who is just attacked the short side then passed inside looking for his fullback Kane Ralph to test
getting better and better after being moved to the centres and was rewarded with the soft spot behind the ruck. Ralph blew the hole and passed for Jeremy Tunks to
ACH a great try, the two points went to Kye Cornwell who performed outstandingly in finish the movement. Tunks converted his try giving Wyong a 10-4 lead going into the
the second row and crossed for a double, while the one point went to veteran break. The visitors narrowed the gap in the 38th minute. Taking advantage of good
Craig Starr who did the hard yards and showed us his experience on the pad- field position, five eighth Mitch Hall grubbered into the ingoal late in the tackle count.
dock. Logan Rae and Blake Biggs were the other try scorers with Michael Palmer Ralph attempted to escort the ball over the dead ball line, but a Tiger flashed past and
adding three conversions.
tapped the ball back as it threatened to go dead. Jarrad Sharp was on hand to ground
Great effort on the weekend by the Sharks Reserve grade side in what would
the rolling ball. The Roos regrouped and began to apply some pressure at the other
be, I would imagine, one of the youngest graded sides that the Sharks would
ever have put on a rugby league field. We fielded five seventeen year olds on end of the field but ill directed passing cost at least one scoring opportunity. Back-
the weekend and with many casualties on the sideline, they did an absolutely rower Matt Pouhila eventually powered between defenders to score. Ralph made it
outstanding job. We also had four guys back up from our third grade side who consecutive tries for the Roos when he regathered his own kick in the 48th minute
were exemplary as well, great effort all round. The side trailed early but had and planted the ball in the north west corner. Tunks converted and the green and gold
levelled up by halftime and finally got the better of the Hawks to run out 36 - 18 were suddenly out to a 20-8 lead. Wyong subsequently conceded three penalties in
winners. Harry King continued his good form down the right edge bagging a tri- succession within its own territory. Prop Kyle Webb capitalised with a classic hit and
ple and the three points as well as Players Player for the day. Two points when spin. The conversion left the Tigers within striking distance. Matt Hedges scored in
to one of the young bulls Caydn Rosemeyer and one point to hooker Bayleigh
the south west corner with less than 60 seconds remaining. The Entrance needed to
Grim. The awards and points could have gone to any number of players it was
convert from the sideline to snatch a draw but the kick was waved away. Carl Pearson
an outstanding effort all round. Big game against one of the front runners this
week and let’s hope that we can continue the improvement in form toward the received his team mates’ vote as Players’ Player. Hallett received the Coach’s Award.
back end of the year. Reserve Grade – Sponsored by DMC Dovmac Mining & Construction, Austbrokers
Central Coast, Regnis & Sons Refrigeration, Aubrey Brown Lawyers and Sharp DS
The Sharks wish to thank the following sponsors: Central Coast
Major Sponsor : TERRIGAL Hotel The Entrance 30 – Wyong 18
Jersey Sponsors : AIRPAK Sheet Metal, HYMIX Concrete, Roos centre Tomi Kaati took an early intercept as The Entrance pressed the Wyong
Dynamic Taxation and Training Services, line and raced 70m before being rounded up by the Tigers. The home team was un-
LCD Debt Soloutions, Air Forced Air, Fujitsu, able to convert that advantage into points. Visiting half, Jarod Hamer, intercepted a
Titan Financial Planning, Australian Sports Nutrition, Wyong pass in the 16th minute and raced 80m to score. Tigers backrower Josh Walsh
ZBR Clothing, Skillion Pools, JB Dance, Interior Makeovers charged down a kick in the 26th minute, recovered the ball then ran 35m to touch
Jumper Sponsors : Byrne Pipe and Civil, Rite Price Tyres, Colles down. Jake Slee converted to give the visitors a 10-0 lead. Inside the last minute of
Manufactured Homes, Funnells Smash Repairs, the first half, Aaron Heaven kicked crossfield with Bryce Burgun as his target. The
Kierans Mechanics 2 You, tall winger leapt above the defenders and came down with the ball for the Roos only
Cloud 9 Thoroughbreds, LCD, Spackman Auto Centre, points of the period. Slee stepped inside his marker in the 38th minute then dived into
Platinum IT, East Coast Surfboards, McPherson Plumbing, Treemen- the Wyong ingoal to score. Slee converted his own try to extend the visitors lead to
dous Tree Services, Xtract Carpet Cleaning, 16-4. Wyong was not playing with enough energy or imagination either side of the
Responsive Plumbing Solutions, Noppen Air, ball to worry the Tigers. The Entrance ran in two more tries. Points came to the green
AIRPAK Sheet Metal, Hills Street Sports Medicine Centre and gold only when the team began playing at an increased tempo and with more
aggression. The five tries to four loss was not an accurate reflection of the difference
between the teams and somewhat flattered the Roos. Kaati received the Players’
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Player Award. Daniel Navarro collected the Coach’s Award.
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Wyong 32 – The Entrance 12
The return clash of the competition heavyweights took The Entrance was fast out of the blocks, scoring in just the 3rd minute of play. Wyong
place on a blustery Sunday at Roos HQ. Whilst Wyong retreated on tackle five, inviting the visitors to run the ball on the last. Left wing Perry
managed to win three from four, no greater light was shed on LeBroque kicked as he was hemmed to the sideline. Adam McInnes chasing hard
the big end of season issues. The Ladies got the better of the previously undefeated infield received a favourable bounce and offloaded for the fast-following Mitch Jacobs
Tigresses, but how much can be read into that victory is a matter for conjecture. Open to score. Matt Killick converted from wide out. The Roos reply came 10 mins later. Half
Age did not play well and were lucky to scrape home by a goal. Reserve Grade was
Terence Seuseu provided a late offload to Luke Sharpe. The Wyong fullback instantly
soundly beaten by a Tigers outfit which will take some stopping. The 1st Grade score-
summed up the situation and spiralled a long pass from right to left giving winger Jake
line did not tell the whole story as the home team did not comfortably gain the upper
hand until the final 15 minutes of what had been a very close match to that point. Scicluna sufficient time and space to score in the northwest corner. The visitors lost
Ladies League Tag - Sponsored by DMC Dovmac Mining & Construction, Austbrokers the ball on their own 20m line in the 27th minute. Wyong probed both sides of the
Central Coast, Bella Group Services and Northlakes Glass & Glazing ruck before Sharpe engineered room for left centre Zane Rickit to squeeze between
Wyong 18 – The Entrance 0 defenders and touch down. The home team led 12-6 at the end of a tense, high qual-
Despite several key personnel being absent, The Entrance defence remained well ity first half. The lead was extinguished in the 43rd minute. Sione Tonga put Jacobs
organised and difficult to unlock. First points did not come until the 17th minute when through a yawning gap. Killick added the extras. Josh Mantellato regained the lead
half Kelsey Clark grubbered into the ingoal then won the race to the ball. A quick shift for Wyong when he kicked a penalty goal in the 60th minute. The Roos then crossed
in the 24th minute allowed fullback Holly Gibbons to sweep from fullback and create
for three unanswered tries. Seuseu and right back rower Tarnae Mahon combined
a two on one. Holly exploited the resulting hesitation to slip between defenders and
in the 64th minute for centre Luke Dolbel to complete the movement. Dolbel was at
score. The home team took a 10-0 lead into halftime. Erin Kessler broke clear in the
31st minute and looked certain to score only to be tagged a few metres from the goal it again in the 71st minute. Skipper Mitch William engineered space for Seuseu. As
line. Wyong reattacked the short side and Chloe McClymont completed the job with the defence converged Seuseu once again found Mahon in support. Mahon, still on
a touchdown in the north east corner. The Roos crossed again in the 36th minute. his red “P’s” for kicking, heard Dolbel’s call and delicately stabbed the ball crossfield
Kristen Kessler went hard on a kick chase and corralled the opposition in the ingoal. and into space. Dolbel easily won the race to the ball. Seuseu scored a solo try in
Wyong probed from the restart with Erin Kessler eventually releasing Olivia Glanville the 75th minute, again exploiting some space created by Williams. Mantellato held
into space with a long cut out pass to the left. The green and gold were good but another kicking clinic, successful with six goals from as many attempts. Scicluna was
will need to be better if they have to defeat the Premiers again. The Entrance at full his teammates choice as Players’ Player. Wyatt Shaw’s work ethic snared him the
strength are formidable and deserve to be competition favourites notwithstanding this
Coach’s Award.
loss. The Players’ Player Award went to Erin and the Coach’s Award to Kelsey.
7.
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8.CENTRAL COAST
RUGBY LEAGUE
FORUM
Saturday 24th August 2019 - 10.00 am
The Entrance Leagues Club
Our Rugby League Community, Life Members,
Past and Present Players
are all invited to attend the
Central Coast Rugby League Forum
“ Think Tank ”
to express their ideas and suggestions
on moving forward.
We value your constructive input.
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.NSW Working With Children Check - FREE Education Sessions
These sessions are free, with the purpose of the sessions being to assist and educate organisations
in understanding and meeting the requirements for Compliance of the WWCC and to provide the
opportunity to answer any questions you may have around the Working With Children Check.
When: Tuesday 23rd and Wednesday 24th July
Where: The Entrance Leagues Club – 3 Bay Village Rd, Bateau Bay NSW 2261
Tuesday 23rd July, 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Tuesday 23rd July, 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Wednesday 24th July, 10:30am – 12:30pm
Learn About:
What is a WWCC and who requires one
What are the organisations responsibilities as an employer in child related work.
The Risk Assessment process
WWCC verification and the results
For more information contact:
Mark Lorenti
Compliance Officer
T 02 9286 7247 www.kidsguardian.nsw.gov.au
10.Come to our Free Information Sessions
in July and August!
Tuesday 23 July 2019
COMMUNITY GRANTS & SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMS
1.00 pm - 3.00 pm Blue Haven Community Centre
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5.30 pm - 7.00 pm Wyong RSL CLUB
Anzac Avenue, Wyong
Register at www.eventbrite.com.au
Round 1 Council Community Grants Funding
ROUND 1 Council Community Grants Funding Opens
1 August until 30 August 2019
Council has allocated $1.58 million in 2019/20 for
funding which is available for local community projects,
programs and events over two rounds.
For guidelines, information, session dates, deadlines
and application forms go to
www.centralcoast.nsw.gov.au/funding
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UMINA BEACH 1. Grant Nelson Josh Moffitt 1
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3. Mitch Jacobs Jack Bailey 3
Office Hours:
SUNDAY
4. Shaune Corrigan Chris Morgan 4
Monday - Friday
5. Perry LeBroque Matthew Florido 5
00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
6. Will Pearsall Trent Locke-Walker 6
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Adam McInnes
Matt Fisk
Jason Easton
Jye Newton
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9. Matt Killick (C) Referee: Desai Gupwell 10
10. Mitch Achurch Jack Greentree Patrick Hunt 11
11. Jacob McCudden Brent Radburn 12
Times: 12. Jay Florimo Touch Judges: Brendan Walker 13
13. Ryan Doherty Thomas Bateup 20
Scott Brame
LLT: 10.30 am Harley Ridge, Tim Nawaqatabu
Ben Thompson
Reserves:
Sione Tonga, Luke Chant Zac Starkey
Opens: 11.30 am Coach: Shane Wooden
Assistant Coach: Nick Hyde
Callum Clyne
Joshua Elvins
Reserve: 1.00 pm Manager: Steve Hamer
Trainers: Jeff Coroneos,
Coach: Grant Wooden
Manager: Warren Matthews
Andy Parker and Tony McCudden Trainer: Michael Woodhouse
First: 2.30 pm Medical Staff: John Beattie,
Bob Dubois, Dennis O’Loughlin
Ball Boy/Girl: Jarrod Olive
and Ava Wooden
RESERVE GRADE OPEN AGE LADIES LEAGUE TAG
THE ENTRANCE OURIMBAH THE ENTRANCE ST EDWARDS THE ENTRANCE OURIMBAH
1. Joe Stewart 1. Tim Matthews 1. Luke Atherton 1. Dale Wilson 1. Holly Buchanan 1. Elizabeth Dark
2. Jake Sanders 2. Corey Lees 2. Matt Hedges 2. Daniel Phillips 2. Tian Stephens 2. Ella McCabe
3. Brodyn Mills 3. Taison Totau 3. Josh Martin 3. Ryan Hay 3. Sian George 3. Shantai Smith
4. Sam McClelland 4. Eku Ratumainaceva 4. Reece Timewell 4. Jake Holwill 4. Angela Jones 4. Ella Woodhouse
5. James Nixon 5. John Young 5. Matt Gentles 5. Jordan Takacs 5. Paula Cawsey 5. Grace O’Keefe Hay
6. Jake Slee 6. Josh Smith 6. Mitch Hall 6. Mitch Coombs 6. Steph Sharp 6. Sophie Dryden
7. Jarod Hamer 7. Thomas Stewart 7. Josh Parish 7. Ryan Cox 7. Brooke Goodhand 7. Emily Buchan
8. Shaun Sinclair 8. Jim Holt 8. Kyle Webb (C) 8. Tim Boyd 8. Sharni Waters 8. Jessica Brooks
9. Nathan Cooper 9. Andrew Trinder 9. Connor Atkins 9. Locky Corda 9. Teah Goodhand 9. Maddison Lack
10. Tom Moloney 10. Samuel Stewart 10. Curtis Atkins (VC) 10. Steve Binns 10. Jocelyn Kelleher 10. Renae Jackson
11. Jordan Evans 11. Kane Thomas 11. Jacob Kernick 11. Chris Holliday (c) 11. Ella Smeeth 11. Vanessa Hunter
12. Josh Walsh 12. Blake Cooper 12. Wilson Hayes 12. Ben Fenning 12. Rochelle Shearer 12. Renee Schmidt
13. Jake Woods 13. Jayden Calverley 13. Aaron McKeon 13. Dave Thom 13. Melissa Varga 13. Emma Barlow
Chase Partridge Samson Kerr Buddy King, Kai Doyle Matty Dewar, Kurtis Rogers 19. Crystal Marginson 14. Emma Burdack
Bill Shaw Jodi Bond, Chris Ball Jono Clarke, Christian Thom
Michael Batton Christian Bennett Coach: Craig Cawsey 15. Kylie Saunders
Jacob Kernick Jake Holwill, Mitch Watling
Daniel Pepper Cameron Clarke Zack Westwood Asst Coach: Brett Rimmer 18. Kellie Hay
Jarrad Sharp Brent Radburn
Coach: Kyle Whiteford Joshua Neilson Mgr: Maddison Symington 19. Ellie Richardson
Coach: Mark Jurd Trainers: Matty Smith
Manager: Logan Granger Coach: Warren Hillier Mick Thom & Sam Corda 20. Dayna Alipate
Manager: Brent Atkins
Trainers: Scott Mitchell & Trainer: Trainers Assistants: Coach: Mark Churcher Coach: Kate Cato-Symonds
Adam Prince Hayden Cunningham Mitch Fletcher, Jeff Coroneos Manager: Chelsea Young
Ball Boys: Lincoln Whiteford Manager: Marty Austin
& Jordan Huckstepp Trainer: John Cato-Symonds
& Lucas McCarthy
Ref: B. Burton TJ: H. Moriarty / B. Thompson Ref: S. Brame • TJ: N. Barton / B. Thompson Ref: H. Moriarty • TJ: J. Greentree / N. Barton
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Tigers News
The Central Coast Cleaning Contractor’s First Grade
TIGERS NEWS CONTINUED:-
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
Tigers winning streak came to a holt against a Tooheys (Lion), Coca Cola, Treasury Wine Estates, Scoreboard Spon-
committed and well organised outfit in Wyong on the weekend. Although sor Goanna Services, Goal Post Sponsor Zibara Clothing ZBR, Jer-
ACH locked at 12 all 15 minutes after halftime, the Roo’s put on a dominant sey & Business Sponsors OAS Technology Group, Sharp Document
Solutions, Simonds Homes, Eris McCarthy Electrical, Victor Sports,
display midway through the 2nd stanza to run out victors 32-12. Wyong
Four Square Vending, Konami Australia, J A Courtney Electrical,
are undoubtedly the benchmark of the competition and although we
Coastwide Cars Tuggerah, Vital Hospitality Group (EGRoup), italk-
tried we will need to be a lot better in a number of areas to compete next
travel Belmont, Outdoor Leisure Living Patios, Don’s Outdoor Clean-
time we meet. Best for our boys was Adam McInnes who did well in a ing, Tuggerah Lakes Glass, Casanova Oysters & Seafood, Novaskill
new position after a last minute reshuffle forced him to fullback prior to Central Coast, Fortunity Assurance, Barker Plumbing Services, Hig-
the match. 2 points went to Timmy N who tries his heart out every week. gins Coatings, EBet Group (MAX), Wideview Audio Visual & Security,
1 point went to Will Pearsall who kicked well early and tried his best to ECO Pest Consultancy, Royal Touch Paper Products.
get us back on track. Please support all of our Sponsors where and when you can.
The Rapid Clean Central Coast Reserve Grade Tigers faced off with the
Wyong Roo’s at Morrie Breen Oval. The Tigers were looking forward
to the challenge that Wyong always present and prepared accordingly.
Magpies News
The game started in typical fashion with both teams battling for momen-
tum and field position. A couple of opportunist tries saw the Tigers take
a 10-6 lead to the break. The Tigers started fast in the second half and
dominated to take the score out to 30-10 before the Roo’s hit back late.
The Reserve Grade although making it a contest for
A good effort which is closer to the 70 minute performance the boys are the majority of the game, let the score blow out at the
after. Final Score Tigers 30 Roo’s 18. end. It is pleasing to see the marked improvement with our less experi-
The Coca-Cola Amatil Open Age Tigers fronted up to a great day at enced players. Points went to John Young, Sam Stewart and Eku with
Wyong for Naidoc Round which is a massive day and week that should Andrew Trinder picking up players player – Wok.
recognised in Rugby League. We knew the importance of this to our Ourimbah-Wyoming Rugby League Football Club would like to
Indigenous Players and also the Indigenous Players from Wyong. There thank our business partners for 2019 and encourage our support-
was plenty of feeling in some of the runs and tackles from both teams ers to use our sponsors services where possible:
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well to defend an onslaught from the Roo’s over the next 10 minutes but
cracked just before halftime to go in the sheds 10-0 down. The second
half started with 2 tries in the first 10 minutes to take the score out to 18-
0. This was a good opportunity for Wyong to claw some for and against
back from the table leaders, but the Tigers girls lifted and didn’t leak an-
other point in the final 15 minutes to keep the score at 18-0. There were
Bears News
some real standout performances with Players Player Brooke Peachey
playing a full game with a broken hand. Rochelle Shearer was outstand-
The St Edwards Bears are proudly sponsored by:
ing in her first game of the season, while 16 year old’s Montana Wilson
Gosford Sailing Club, Terrigal Constructions
and Emily Fealy both had great games playing in their first senior game.
Coach Craig Cawsey could not be prouder of the effort his girls put in. White Dickson Architects, Polytec
They gave their all and left nothing in the tank. Harvey Norman Commercial
Snap Fitness Gosford, J Clarke Constructions
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21st July 2019
GENERAL MANAGER: Scott Wyatt
Phone
8. Jade Mason
(02) 4343 4222 9. Chris Hyde (c)
Referee:
TOUKLEY RLFC
Brendon Hurd 8
Ian Henderson 9
Rob Bowen
10. Tom Reid Joel Hulett 10
ADMINISTRATION: Sharon Ivers
11. Rhys Ryan Tom Murphy 11
Phone (02) 4343 4255 Touch Judges:
Fax Times:
(02) 4340 4567
12. Mack Fawcett (vc)
Tobi Holder Jake Shearer 12
13. Luke Moore Mark Byrnes 13
Email ccdrl@bigpond.com Dean Hagley
LLT: 12.00
Websiteam
Blake McLean
http://centralcoast.leaguenet.com.au
Jesse Jackson
UMINA BEACH
R.L.F.C. Jake Hardman 14
Matt Hurd 15
CCDRL DivisionReserve: 1.00 Address:
Office & Mailing pm Jimmy Fawcett
Curtis Naughton
Office Hours: Josh Foley 16
Mt Penang Parklands Darcy Etrich Monday - Friday Logan Wylie 17
Building 27, The First:
Avenue 2.30 pm HEAD COACH: 9.00Ray
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ASST: Jason May Manager: David Clayton
Kariong NSW 2250
ASST: Gavin Westwood Trainer: Glen Cole Tony Irons
ASST: Lee Slattery
Disclaimer - All editorials contained are written by the individual clubs
MANAGER: Brendan Marks
and as such are not the views held by the CCDRL.
RESERVE GRADE OPEN AGE LADIES LEAGUE TAG
WOY WOY KINCUMBER WOY WOY KINCUMBER
1. Billy James 1. Kyle Lang 1. Ellie Hipwell 1. Brooke Watson
2. Mitch Davidson 2. Daniel Hutchinson 2. Teagan King 2. Phoebe Sheaves
3. Pat Thompson 3. Kye Bonnici 3. Cali Backhouse 3. Millee Powell
4. Cordinier Critchfield 4. Jaxon Stubbs 4. Tahren Van Laar 4. Jessica Davies
5. Maddie Sivyer 5.
5. TBA 5. Mitch Richardson
6. Jasmine Wolfe 6. Latitia Randell
KINCUMBER
6. Scott Gowans 6. Reece Pipers
7. Cody Bovis 7.
7. TBA 7. Mitch Clarke
8. Astrid Brannigan 8. Katie Andrew
8. Boydie Symes 8. Bailey Coombes
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9. Shay Bugelli 9. Teagan Powell
9. Darbee Williams 9. Ricky Chamberlin 10. Jessie Bovis 10.Sarah Walker
10. Jed Silvester 10. Alex Rozario 11. Britney Thompson 11.Bree Brown
11. Adrian Jones 11. Ryan Bender 12. Mackenzie Sivyer 12 Renee Jackson
12. Brenny Edwards 12. Elliot Rozario 13. Ella Wolfe 13.Ebony Harris
13. James Croot 13 Josh Starling 14. Melissa Lestrange 14.Candice Harris
Darcy Etrich Coach: Steve Byrne 15. Melissa Talbot Scarlett Napier
Jack Fletcher Managers: Lou Johnston 16. Shanae Milne Taylah Woodbridge
Tyson Flanagan-Walton 17. Christine McNally Madison Randell
Trainer: Tony Irons
Joey Latu 18. Melissa Halstead
& Kev Muller Coach: Lou Johnston
Darnell Wisham COACH: Scott Markham
COACH: Clint Israel Manager: Shannon Sharpe
ASST COACH: Robert Wolfe
ASST: Lee Slattery Trainers: Kev Muller
MGR: Rachael Harrington
MANAGER: Jake Westerman & Ben Kelly
BALL BOY: Eden Wolfe
TRAINER: Mark Bartley
Ref:T. Holder • TJ: V. Bowden / D. Hagley Ref: D. Hagley • TJ: V. Bowden / B. Curnoe
14.Sponsors
Roosters News Colts News
PRESIDENTS REPORT
Welcome to all the Roosters players, coaching staff and
Another great day for our club, 2 great wins and a close loss
supporters to our Round 14 game against Kincumber at
highlighted a very cold and windy night game at McKillop
Woy Woy Oval today. against Erina. First grade proved to all of us that they are a good team who can
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Shelley Nicholson who looked after the canteen, Paige Slattery for picking up the and old boys who made it a successful night for the club. Don’t forget to book
programs and a big thankyou to the players from all grades who have assisted at early for tickets for our sportsman lunch advertised in this program we have lim-
COUNTRY RUGBY LEAGUE
recent home games as well. ited tickets left. Regards Graham
TOUKLEY RLFC
Today’s games are all must wins for all grades and it promises to be a cracker FIRST GRADE
The rain again played its part in not allowing the Colts to have 2 full training ses-
of a day.
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sion this week which leaves us with only 3 training days in 4 weeks, but with the
A reminder to all of our 90th Celebrations coming up Saturday 3rd August when enthusiasm of the combined seniors squad we were able to have a quality run on
Fletch and Hindy are heading to Woy Woy Leagues cost is $150-00 which in- Thursday before our game against Erina Eagles.
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against the Magpie girls Monday - Friday
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Bugelli, 2 points Jasmine Wolfe and 1 point to Ella Wolfe.. Erina came out firing in the second half as expected but the Colts defence held
solid throughout the game which laid a nice winning platform. The seniors of the
ten by the individual clubs squad Brad Bennett, Tom (Rocky) Murphy, Brendon (Who ate all the pies) Hurd,
CDRL. Our Orana 2nd grade team were too good for Ourimbah crossing with a 42-12 Jake (Sam) Shearer came with their intent tonight and they showed the way for
win. Try scorers for us were Billy James a trifecta, Darcy Etrich 2, Tyson Flana- the younger guys within the team. Brodie Cooper continues to show real promise
gan-Walton, Adrian Jones and Brenny Edwards 1 try a piece with Brenny kicking at the back with his good talk and hard running, Wade Hanell again was solid
2 goals and James Croot 3. Best on the day for us were Billy James 3 points, as was the flyer Sam Paul who scored a good individual try as well as kicking
Boydie Symes 2 points and Tyson Flanagan-Walton 1 point. Looking forward to goals, Matt Stone was great in the middle with a starting role this week and re-
ally showed he wants the job. The rest of the team worked well within the team
the game against Kincumber if we can get a full squad today we’ll be more than
structure and did what was asked of them. But a special mention to the guy who
a match for them. was self-motivated tonight and showed his class as a leader and ex-elite player
that was sharp and ruthless and clinched the game with a very boring barge over
The Kennards Hire 1st grade team took on the Magpies looking to get back on try well done Ian (Hendo) Henderson.
the winners list. Our left side started brightly and good ball movement down the It was great to see a big crowd at the local derby and thanks to all the faithful in
left saw Blake Mattei score under the post for a 6 nil lead. Chris Hyde broke the the Stable situated at the end of the ground. The boys thrived off your support.
Bad luck to 3rd grade going down unluckily but I know Aaron will get them up next
line and Mattei was again in support to run 60 metres for an early double. The
week and to Butch Byrnes and his side, what a wonderful hard slogging win to
right side joined in on the attacking flare and some slick movement saw Cur- stay top of the table, it makes a good club great again with that attitude.
tis Naughton score under the posts and moments later the right side combined A tough assignment next week when we come up against the inform and now
again this time Naughton setting up Alister Beale to score and convert for a 24 favourites to win the competition Woy Woy Roosters at Woy Woy Oval. Again, we
nil halftime lead. will need to be at our very best to beat them as they are flying and will be hard to
stop. But one step at a time and who knows?
The scoring continued in the 2nd half after a cracking 40/20 from Hyde, he then
RESERVE GRADE
had the smarts to catch Ourimbah’s defence napping and he dived over for the The colts reserve grade had a hard fought 16-14 win over Erina at home. In
first try of the half. Another crisp move from the left edge saw Mitch Manson cross a grinding game with 3 tries scored each, the result was decided by a penalty
for his first try of the afternoon and moments later Manson was in again after coolly slotted over by Reece Pipers. With a few changes over the last week’s
some good attacking play from the scrum. which is standard for the 1o clockers the boys again just found a way to win. We
Mack Fawcett capped a solid game with a try and not to be outdone his back row now must start building our combinations to keep focused each week on improv-
ing the non-negotiables in our team. Special mention to our young guys Josh and
partner Rhys Ryan dashed over from 50 metres out to round out the scoring. It
Reece and to Jase who backed up.
was a solid all round game from the squad of 17 as we look to build momentum 1point to stubbsy in a solid game in attack. 2pts to Logan and 3 points Al Rosario,
during the run home. Best for the Roosters was Mitch Manson with 3 points and who both led our pack in a tough forward battle. Well done boys.
players player, Mack Fawcett continued his recent good form with 2 points and OPEN AGE
the young front rower Jade Mason 1 point who laid the foundation in the middle Round 13 saw the local derby vs an experienced Erina team ready for a war,
after a very physical start to the match by both sides, Erina scored the only try
of the park.
of the half going to the break with a 4-0 lead. After the break the boys came out
firing and got the next two tries to lead 12-4. Off the back of some dropped balls
All at the club wish Daniel Markham a speedy recovery from his surgery last in attack from the boys, Erina bounced back to score the next two tries and win
week and also to Lee Slattery who underwent the knife to help out his son Coop- the match 18-12! Was a grinding game and considering we lost some big game
er lets hope you’re all up and about quick smart. players in the first half, the boys dug deep to stay in the game for the whole 80.
Well done boys we’ll be better for the loss.
3 points and players player to Braydo, ripped in in-attack and defence all day
Finally again thanks to all our loyal supporters and much valued sponsors
against his former, club good game bra.2 points to Josh Cummings, was classy
for your support today and throughout the season. at hooker, and 1 point to Orisi who just leads from the front in everything he does!
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We hope to see you back at Woy Woy Leagues for the post match presentations. ging really helped the team, awesome work girls.
Well done to all the girls, it was a great effort by all. Good luck in the next round
to all grades against Woy Woy.
Up the Roosters. GO THE COLTS
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