U20 National Youth Holden Cup - Round 16

BYE

Other NYC Matches

36-6  MtSm Warriors   b Canterbury
28-14 Camp Gold Coast b Wests-Tig
24-18 Town Nth Qld    b Penrith
34-20 Bruc Brisbane   b Canberra
35-34 Kanw Melbourne  b Syd Rstrs
21-16 Koga St Geo-Ill b Newcastle
34-30 Ende Cronulla   v Manly

               W D  L B Diff PT
CRONULLA      12 1  2 1 +308 27
ST GEO-ILL    12 -  3 1  +34 26
PENRITH       10 1  3 2 +168 25
NTH QLD        9 -  6 1 +104 20
NEWCASTLE      8 -  6 2  +16 20
PARRAMATTA     8 -  6 1  +41 18
MANLY          7 -  7 2  +26 18
GOLD COAST     8 -  7 1  -40 18
Souths         6 -  8 2  -16 16
Brisbane       7 -  8 1  -32 16
Melbourne      7 -  8 1  -40 16
Syd Rstrs      6 -  9 1  +38 14
Canberra       6 -  9 1  -57 14
Canterbury     4 1 10 1 -132 11
Wests-Tigers   3 1 11 1 -314  9
Warriors       3 - 12 1 -104  8

NRL Club Championship

               W D  L B Diff PT
CRONULLA      22 1  7 2 +361 49
St Geo-Ill    21 -  9 2 +108 46
Melbourne     19 - 11 2  +66 42
Penrith       16 1 11 4 +197 41
Nth Qld       18 - 12 2 +134 40
Manly         16 - 12 4 +105 40
Syd Rstrs     17 - 13 2 +121 38
Brisbane      17 - 13 2  +54 38
Parramatta    16 - 14 2   +5 36
Souths        11 - 18 4  -71 30
Gold Coast    13 - 18 2 -112 30
Canberra      12 - 18 2  -21 28
Newcastle     10 - 18 4 -129 28
Canterbury    10 1 18 2 -192 25
Warriors      10 - 20 2 -126 24
Wests-Tigers   6 1 23 2 -492 17

Reserve Grade - Intrust Super NSW Premiership Round 16

v Canterbury, North Sydney Oval, Sun Jun 25 3:00pm

LOSS 14-32

Late Changes - Schaumkel, Maula, Williams are out. Levido starts fullback, Murphy wing, Mociedreke centre, Doueihi five-eighth, George Burgess prop, Cherrington second row, Rochow lock, Gosiewski and Whitelaw on the bench.

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have further stamped their claims as genuine premiership contenders in 2017, with a commanding 32-14 victory over the North Sydney Bears on Sunday afternoon. Despite the opening half of the contest being a hard-fought battle with the Bulldogs holding onto a slight 12-8 advantage at the break, two tries to captain Craig Garvey was the cornerstone of a clinical second-half performance, that sees the Bulldogs edge closer to the top four of the Intrust Super Premiership NSW ladder. Renouf To’omaga and Andy Saunders put in strong performances as they laid a strong platform of their numerous attacking raids, while George Burgess and Cheyne Whitelaw putting in valiant performances in a losing side. The Bulldogs threatened early with a last-tackle raid down the right-hand side, but an opposing penalty to the Bears saw them earn a repeat set down the other tend thanks to a pin-point kick from halfback Luke Kelly. Unable to capitalise, The Bulldogs responded with a chance of their own with a well-constructed backline movement almost paying off, only for scrambling Bears defence forcing a knock-on. With both teams looking for the early break-through, it was the Bears who drew first blood as five-eighth Adam Douehi showed his crafty footwork to break the line before evading the fullback to cross for his team’s first try. Despite the Bears winning the battle of field-position throughout the opening 25 minutes, it was the Bulldogs who found themselves next to score as Renouf To’omaga bursted through the line and offloaded to Josh Cleeland for their maiden try of the afternoon. A knock-on off the kick-off from the Bulldogs invited the Bears to earn themselves an immediate response, but a penalty in-front of the uprights gifted the Bears an easy two points. The arm-wrestle contest continued to be played predominantly through the middle third but the Bulldogs found themselves in the red-zone once again, with Bronson Garlick throwing a perfectly timed cut-out pass to Reimis Smith who athletically crossed in the left-hand corner. Rhyse Martin converted from the sideline to take a 12-8 lead with five minutes remaining the first-half With both teams unable to close out the first 40 minutes with further points, it was the Bulldogs who held onto the four-point lead at half-time. The Bears came out with a point to prove with their first attacking chance pinning the Bulldogs on their own try line, and their committed defence responded immediately as they drove Tyron Phillips into in the in-goal. The Bears were unable to take advantage of the early chance, and a string of penalties soon after saw the Bulldogs straight onto the attack, with Joshua Bergamin wasting little time and scoring their third of the afternoon. Brimming with confidence, the Bulldogs momentum couldn't be halted as a brilliant Cleeland offload found Rhyse Martin in open space straight from the kick-off, and eventually placed a well-timed grubber for Craig Garvey who scored right under posts for back-to-back tries. Martin converted the try to extend the lead to 14 points just after 55 minutes. The Bulldogs were constantly threatening the Bears goal-line with some classy backline movements, and it was Garvey who found the breakthrough as the bursted through some flimsy defence to score his second try of the afternoon. A 70 metre try to Richie Kennar put the icing on the cake for the Bulldogs with the score stretching out to a 32-8 lead, but the Bears showed their resilience with a late consolation try to Abbas Miski, but it was to no avail as the Bulldogs recorded a strong 32-14 victory away from home.

15 min  6-0
26 min  6-6
30 min  8-6
35 min  8-12
51 min  8-16
54 min  8-22
68 min  8-28
73 min  8-32
77 min 14-32

Doueihi, Miski tries
Levido 3 from 3 goals

Penalties     10-9

Final Line Up
                                 Min Tac Pe MT LB  Rn  DR    m Er OL   K TA  T  G/A  FG
Flbk -  6 - Levido, Eli           80   8  -  1  -  11   -   70  1  -   1  1  -  3/3   -
LWng -  3 - Murphy, Ed            80   -  1  2  -   8   2   84  2  -   -  -  -  -     -
LCnt -  4 - Rogers, Piki          80  10  -  3  -   4   3   24  -  -   -  -  -  -     -
RCnt -  1 - Moceidreke, Sitiveni  80   7  -  -  -   8   -   71  -  -   -  -  -  -     -
RWng -  5 - Miski, Abbas          80   5  -  -  1   9   -  103  1  1   -  -  1  -     -
5/8  - 18 - Doueihi, Adam         80  11  -  1  1   8   -   66  -  -   5  -  1  -     -
Half -  7 - Kelly, Luke           80  13  -  2  -   5   -   13  1  2   4  -  -  -     -
Prop -  8 - Tyrrell, Dave         61  21  -  2  -  10   -  113  -  1   -  -  -  -     -
Hook -  9 - Deitz, Brad           71  30  -  6  -   5   4   40  -  -   1  -  -  -     - (c)
Prop - 19 - Burgess, George       56  18  1  1  -  15   -  142  -  -   -  -  -  -     -
SRow - 11 - Murray, Cameron       80  31  3  2  -  16   -  154  2  1   -  -  -  -     -
SRow - 20 - Cherrington, Anthony  43  15  1  -  -   7   -   71  1  1   -  -  -  -     -
Lock - 10 - Rochow, Robbie        47  24  -  1  -  11   -  119  1  1   -  -  -  -     -

Int  - 12 - Gosiewski, Jack       52  13  1  -  1   5   -   47  1  -   -  -  -  -     -
Int  - 13 - Whitelaw, Cheyne      42  27  2  -  -   8   -   73  -  -   -  -  -  -     -
Int  - 15 - Rudolf, Toby          12   4  -  -  -   3   -   25  -  -   -  -  -  -     -
Int  - 17 - Greinke, Brett        16  16  -  -  -   1   -    9  -  -   -  -  -  -     -

TOTAL                                253  9 21  3         1225 10  7  11  1  2  3/3   -

Completion Rate     - 25 / 34  74%

Opposition Offloads - 6

Other NSW Premiership Matches

22-19 MtSm Penrith     b Warriors
18-12 Hens Wests-Tig   b Newtown
32-20 Koga Newcastle   b Illawarra
36-18 Ring Wntwrthvll  b Mt Pritchard

                W D  L B Diff PT
WYONG          13 1  1 1 +202 29
WARRIORS        9 3  3 1 +102 23
PENRITH         7 1  6 2 +102 19
MT PRITCHARD    8 1  6 1   +6 19
CANTERBURY      7 2  6 1  +50 18
NORTHS          7 -  7 2  -11 18
ILLAWARRA       7 -  8 1  -62 16
NEWCASTLE       5 1  8 2  -86 15
Wentworthville  6 -  9 1  +24 14
Blacktown       5 -  9 2  -62 14
Newtown         5 1  9 1  -75 13
Wests-Tigers    4 - 11 1 -190 10