Kogarah Jubilee Oval
Fri Apr 6, 7:50pm
CyberView from the Hill - Last Week
CyberView from the Hill - This Week
Late Changes
Sam Burgess is suspended and Farah has been trimmed 24h before the match. Burns and Turner are 18th and 19th men
LOSS 12-16
The Dragons have survived the gustiest of green and red revivals to secure a club-record fifth straight win to start the season, downing the Rabbitohs 16-12 in heart-stopping fashion at Jubilee Oval. With just nine minutes to play the Dragons were cruising at 16-2, having lapped up almost 70 per cent of first-half possession and watched Bunnies linchpin Adam Reynolds forced from the field due to concussion. But with Cody Walker pulling a game-turning try out of his hat and Greg Inglis following suit two minutes later, Souths had the locals well and truly rattled. With all the running late in the piece it was a cruel dropped ball by Walker, the brightest spark in cardinal and myrtle by some margin, that eventually sounded the death knell for Souths. Until the Rabbitohs late resurgence, history had the Dragons daring to dream, even if their fans weren't. The Red V faithful have been burnt as recently as last year by their team's fade-outs, when six wins from their first seven games weren't enough for a top-eight finish. But with 10 competition points in the bank already after just five weeks, a finals berth is now the Dragons' to lose. Of the 12 teams to start a season in the same fashion since 1998, only one has watched September from the sidelines – the Cowboys when Johnathan Thurston missed half the 2006 season with a dislocated knee. A rough and ready win over the fast-finishing Rabbitohs should only swell St George Illawarra's confidence, while Souths can take plenty of heart from leaving it all and then some on the paddock. The Rabbitohs' courage under fire was there from the outset, when Alex Johnston weathered the first of testing Dragons bombs that kept coming all night. The next time Ben Hunt took to the air Dane Gagai couldn't handle the swirling ball. But when the home side sent all 108 kilos of Nene Macdonald at them the pair somehow managed to hold him up boots and all, with Johnston's foot getting underneath the Steeden to save a try. Just as remarkable was the Dragons' first points. Rising centre Euan Aitken stopped, started and beat Inglis all ends up on the outside from close range. Gareth Widdop added a penalty goal before McDonald was denied again in the 32nd minute, this time by a controversial obstruction ruling against Tariq Sims which had the Kogarah faithful fuming. A penalty on the halftime bell put Souths on the board, but Matt Dufty's sublime speed soon after the break looked to have put the Bunnies to bed. With the Rabbitohs on the attack an errant pass found its way to Hunt, who in turn found Dufty on a 60m sprint to the line. A Damien Cook bust had Souths in striking distance soon after and Robert Jennings setting sail for the corner, only for Jason Nightingale to celebrate his 250th outing by crunching him into touch. The Rabbitohs kept coming, and the Dragons kept denying, before a clever run around from Walker produced the visitors' first try. Quick hands involving the Rabbitohs five-eighth a minute later had Inglis over for a try of his own and a grandstand finish was in the offing.
2 min 0-2
18 min 0-6
23 min 0-8
39 min 2-8
43 min 2-14
52 min 2-16
71 min 6-16
74 min 12-16
Walker, Inglis tries
Reynolds 1 from 1, Doueihi 1 from 1, Gagai 0 from 1 goals
Crowd 16,709
Referee G.Badger/P.Gough
Penalities 8-9
Scrums 5-8
Final Line Up
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Johnston, Alex 80 5 - - - 13 2 101 - 1 - - - - -
LWng - 5 - Jennings, Robert 80 2 - 1 - 10 - 106 2 - 1 - - - -
LCtr - 3 - Inglis, Greg 80 10 2 2 1 13 - 98 - - - - 1 - - (c)
RCtr - 4 - Hunt, Hymel 80 18 - 2 - 8 2 78 - - - - - - -
RWng - 2 - Gagai, Dane 80 10 - 1 - 19 4 165 1 - - - - -/1 -
5/8 - 6 - Walker, Cody 80 21 - 2 1 11 - 91 5 - 3 1 1 - -
Half - 7 - Reynolds, Adam 70 12 3 2 - 6 - 27 - - 16 - - 1/1 -
Prop - 8 - Burgess, Tom 49 17 - 2 - 13 - 127 - - - - - - -
Hook - 9 - Cook, Damien 80 38 - 1 1 9 5 117 - 3 1 - - - -
Prop - 16 - Burgess, George 38 30 1 4 - 8 - 89 - - - - - - -
SRow - 11 - Sutton, John 72 24 - - - 11 - 91 2 - - - - - -
SRow - 12 - Crichton, Angus 80 39 - 3 - 15 - 137 1 - - - - - -
Lock - 13 - Murray, Cameron 58 36 1 3 - 11 1 89 - 2 - - - - -
Int - 14 - Doueihi, Adam 10 2 - - - 5 - 37 - - - - - 1/1 -
Int - 15 - Nicholls, Mark 32 30 - - - 9 - 80 - - - - - - -
Int - 17 - Tatola, Junior 39 24 1 - - 7 - 54 - 1 - - - - -
Int - 19 - Clark, Jason 18 10 1 1 1 6 - 68 - 3 - - - - -
352 9 24 4 1555 11 10 21 1 2 2/3 -
Completion Rate - 29 / 38 76%
Opposition Offloads - 8
Effective 1st Tackles
0 min 100m SS Err(Crichton) SCR 66m / SS P(GBurgess) (SI GOAL)
3 min 15m KO
5 min 20m Reynolds kick
7 min 28m SS Err(Jennings) SCR
9 min 35m P / Walker kick DIG
11 min 99m SS Err(Gagai) SCR /(SI NO TRY)
14 min 41m SI Err / Reynolds kick Jennings kick
15 min 15m Reynolds kick
17 min 65m DO / (SI TRY)
20 min 100m KO 12m / SS P(Inglis) 81m / 6TG(Inglis) 99m / SS P(Hunt) (SI GOAL)
26 min 78m Cook kick COF 46m SS P(Tatola)
27 min 16m Walker kick COF
30 min 56m SI Err / P / SS Err(Walker) SS P(Inglis) / (SI NO TRY)
33 min 8m P / Reynolds kick
35 min 0m P / Reynolds kick CIG
37 min 9m Reynolds kick Reynolds kick COF
39 min 0m SI Err SCR / P GOAL
half time
40 min 19m KO
41 min 8m Reynolds kick
43 min 100m SS Err(Sutton) (SI TRY)
45 min 24m KO
46 min 28m Reynolds kick COF
50 min 100m P / P / SS Err(Jennings) SCR 17m / SS P(Reynolds) 80m / SS P(Cook) (SI GOAL)
53 min 20m KO
55 min 5m SI Err SCR / Reynolds kick
57 min 6m Reynolds kick COF
58 min 0m SI Err SCR / Reynolds kick CIG
61 min 23m SS Err(Walker) SCR
62 min 44m Reynolds kick 1m / SS P(Reynolds) SS P(Reynolds)
65 min 15m Reynolds kick
68 min 16m Reynolds kick SCR
70 min 15m Reynolds kick
71 min 0m SI Err SCR / TRY
74 min 0m SI 6TG / TRY
75 min 12m Walker kick
77 min 18m SI Err / P / SS Err(Walker) SCR
79 min 88m SCR / SS Err(Walker)
Average effective 1st tackle location
- 33.4m - for the whole match
- 41.9m - 1st half
- 25.9m - 2nd half
Other FG Matches
26-10 Bruc Canberra b Canterbury
28-10 Ende Syd Rstrs b Cronulla
11-10 MtSm Wests-Tig b Melbourne
22-12 MtSm Warriors b Nth Qld
15-10 NISC Newcastle b Brisbane
32-20 Glad Gold Coast b Manly
12-6 StAu Penrith b Parramatta
W D L B Diff PT
ST GEO-ILL 5 - - - +94 10
WARRIORS 5 - - - +59 10
WESTS-TIGERS 4 - 1 - +22 8
PENRITH 4 - 1 - +37 8
SYD ROOSTERS 3 - 2 - +40 6
GOLD COAST 3 - 2 - -32 6
NEWCASTLE 3 - 2 - -40 6
MANLY 2 - 3 - +29 4
Melbourne 2 - 3 - +21 4
Souths 2 - 3 - +12 4
Cronulla 2 - 3 - -8 4
Brisbane 2 - 3 - -33 4
Canberra 1 - 4 - -5 2
Canterbury 1 - 4 - -22 2
Nth Qld 1 - 4 - -43 2
Parramatta - - 5 - -90 -
Judiciary News
South Sydney Rabbitohs forward Tevita 'Junior' Tatola has been handed a grade one 'high tackle - careless' charge for an incident involving Dragons player Matt Dufty in the 26th minute. Tatola will be charged $1,500 by the NRL Match Review Committee.
Reserve Grade - Intrust Super NSW Premiership - Round 5
v Newcastle, Newcastle Int Sports Centre, Sat Apr 7 5:15pm
WIN 28-10
Late Chaanges - Tago, Britt, Rodwell, Talakai are out. Burns starts centre, Farah hooker, Johnstone prop, Butler and Ta'avale second row, Kolomatangi lock, Brittian, Kennedy and Williams on the bench. With former Brydens Lawyers NSW Blues hooker Robbie Farah leading the way, the North Sydney Bears have finally opened their account for the 2018 Intrust Super Premiership NSW with a 28-10 win over the Newcastle Knights. The visitors got off to the perfect start at McDonald Jones Stadium, after Newcastle second-rower Bobby Treacy was placed on report by referee Darian Furner for a late shoulder charge on North Sydney half Connor Tracy. From the ensuing penalty, Tracy popped up a nice pass for Bears centre Campbell Graham to burst over from close range for the opening try after just 70 seconds on the clock. Dean Hawkins converted to give Norths an early 6-0 lead. Both sides then had early chances inside their opponent’s 20-metre area for no result, before the class and experience of Farah came to the fore in the 20th minute. With the Bears deep inside the Knights’ 20-metre zone on the back of a penalty set, Farah ran from dummy-half on the last tackle and put in a deft grubber that took a wicked deflection off a Newcastle defender for Tracy to score. Hawkins converted to open up a shock 12-0 Bears lead. After a series of Jack Cogger cross-field kicks were well contained by the Bears cover, the visitors had the next chance to score midway through the half. Farah was held up in goal as he tried to burrow over from dummy-half, and Hawkins dropped the ball short of the goal-line when reaching out to score on the next play. However, the Bears – and Farah – were not to be denied. Eight minutes from half-time, another pinpoint Farah dummy-half grubber kick from from close range evaded the despairing dive of Knights fullback Brent Naden, for Graham to win the race in goal and bag his second try. Hawkins converted to give the Bears an 18-0 advantage. Farah’s kicking game kept turning the Knights around – and off the back of a Tom Hughes spilt bomb three minutes from half-time, a sweeping right side movement through the hands from the ensuing scrum set saw Graham complete a first-half hat-trick in the right corner. Hawkins missed the touch-line conversion, but the Bears took a commanding 22-0 lead to the half-time break. Another perfectly placed Farah kick forced repeat goal-line dropouts five minutes into the second half. From the repeat set, a simple backline movement through the hands saw winger Jacob Gagan crash over in the left corner. Hawkins nailed the touch line conversion and the Bears virtually had the match won at 28-0. The Knights finally got on the board in the 53rd minute when nippy interchange half Tom Starling burst out of dummy-half from his own 30-metre line, running 40 metres to score Newcastle’s first try. After both sides had further chances over the next 17 minutes for no result, Graham dropped a midfield bomb which led to an offside penalty to the Knights with 10 minutes to play. From the ensuing penalty set, Knights prop Jacob Saifiti crashed over from close range to score the last try of the match near the posts. Jack Cogger converted to reduce the final margin to 28-10. The Knights had one last chance to make the score respectable in the closing stages - however their winger Braidon Burns was denied a try due to a forward pass. The Bears then ran down the clock to cruise to their first win of the season.
1 min 6-0
19 min 12-0
30 min 18-0
37 min 22-0
46 min 28-0
51 min 28-4
70 min 28-10
Graham 3, Tracey, Gagan tries
Hawkins 4 from 5 goals
Penalties 8-7
Scrums
Final Line Up -
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Kaveinga, Villami 80 6 - 1 - 18 - 170 - 1 - - - - -
LWng - 4 - Gagan, Jacob 80 1 1 - 1 11 - 113 - - - - 1 - -
LCtr - 20 - Burns, Braidon 80 12 - 4 - 9 4 92 1 - - - - - -
RCtr - 3 - Graham, Campbell 80 8 - 3 2 14 - 127 - - 1 - 3 - -
RWng - 2 - Hiroti, Mawene 80 4 - 1 - 13 - 114 - - - - - - -
5/8 - 6 - Tracey, Connor 80 21 1 1 - 11 - 92 1 1 7 - 1 - -
Half - 7 - Hawkins, Dean 80 24 1 2 - 7 - 56 1 1 3 - - 4/5 -
Prop - 8 - Leuluai, Vincent 38 20 1 1 - 8 - 75 - - - - - - -
Hook - 19 - Farah, Robbie 80 34 - - - 11 9 74 - 4 13 1 - - - (c)
Prop - 18 - Johnstone, Sam 42 25 - - - 12 - 115 1 - - - - - -
SRow - 14 - Butler, Tarquinn 80 30 - 3 - 12 - 94 - - - - - - -
SRow - 21 - Ta'avale, Lucky 64 23 2 2 - 10 - 80 - - - 1 - - -
Lock - 13 - Koloamatangi, Keaon 45 28 - 3 - 8 - 85 - - - - - - -
Int - 9 - Brittain, Billy 62 36 - 3 - 5 - 46 - - - - - - - (c)
Int - 10 - Kennedy, Rhys 29 11 - 2 - 9 - 82 - - - - - - -
Int - 16 - Martin, Jesse 16 14 1 1 - 3 - 29 - = - - - - -
Int - 17 - Williams, Jackson 24 6 - 1 - 8 - 97 - - - - - - -
303 7 28 3 1541 4 7 24 2 5 4/5 -
Completion Rate - 31 / 39 79%
Opposition Offloads - 1
Other Reserve Grade - NSW Intrust Premiership Matches
32-0 Camp Wests b Warriors
40-18 Belm Canterbury b Wyong
36-22 Aubr Penrith b Mt Prtchrd
18-10 Hens St Geo-Ill b Newtown
28-12 Layb Wntwrthvll b Blacktown
W D L B Diff PT
WESTS 4 - 1 - +92 8
CANTERBURY 3 - 1 1 +38 8
MT PRITCHARD 3 - 2 - +32 6
ST GEO-ILL 3 - 2 - +32 6
PENRITH 3 - 2 - -3 6
BLACKTOWN 2 1 2 - +22 5
NEWTOWN 2 - 3 - +15 4
NORTHS 1 - 3 1 -18 4
Warriors 2 - 3 - -41 4
Wyong 2 - 3 - -57 4
Wentworthville 2 - 3 - -70 4
Newcastle 1 1 3 - -42 3
U20 NSW Jersey Flegg Cup - Round 5
v Newcastle, 3:00pm
LOSS 14-36
Late Changes - Allan, Johnstone, Ta'avale and Butler were out. Takapua starts fullback, Brown half, O'Brien prop, Shoveller and French second row, Bou-Sleiman, Soloa and Yeates added to the bench.
8 min 4-0
14 min 6-4
25 min 4-12
30 min 8-12
38 min 8-16
49 min 8-22
55 min 8-26
57 min 8-30
60 min 8-36
63 min 14-36
Abou-Ghaida 2, J.Cook tries
Hayman 1 from 3 goals
Final Line Up -
Min T G/A FG
Flbk - 7 - Tukapua, Kyle 70 - - -
LWng - 5 - Abou-Gaida, Ethan 70 2 - -
LCtr - 4 - Sabutey, Sean 50 - - -
RCtr - 3 - Tago, Jake 70 - - -
RWng - 2 - Taukomo, Tyrone 70 - - -
5/8 - 6 - Hayman, Kieran 70 - 1/3 -
Half - 19 - Brown, Treymaine 70 - - - (c)
Prop - 16 - O'Brien, Kell 42 - - -
Hook - 9 - Cook, Josh 70 1 - -
Prop - 10 - Rodwell, Ky 49 - - -
SRow - 15 - Shoveller, Brendon 70 - - -
SRow - 17 - French, Matthew 70 - - -
Lock - 13 - Kurnoth, Corey 47 - - -
Int - 1 - Bou-Sleiman, Arisento 20 - - -
Int - 14 - Casson, Luke 28 - - -
Int - 17 - Soloa, Jubilee 23 - - -
Int - 20 - Yeates, Cameron 21 - - -
3 1/3 -
Other U20 - NSW Jersey Flegg Matches
26-10 Camp Warriors b Wests-Tig
36-24 Belm Syd Rstrs b Canterbury
32-10 Aubr Mt Prtchrd b Penrith
13-13 Ende Cronulla d St Geo-Ill
22-14 Cabr Parramatta b Manly
W D L B Diff PT
NEWCASTLE 5 - - - +120 10
CRONULLA 3 1 - 1 +30 9
MT PRITCHARD 4 - 1 - +42 8
PENRITH 4 - 1 - +5 8
PARRAMATTA 3 - 2 - +38 6
SYD ROOSTERS 3 - 2 - +26 6
CANTERBURY 2 - 2 1 +20 6
ST GEO-ILL 2 1 2 - +10 5
Warriors 1 - 4 - -33 2
Norths 1 - 4 - -57 2
Wests-Tigers - - 5 - -94 -
Manly - - 5 - -106 -
NSWRL U18 SG Ball Cup - Round 9
v Balmain, Leichhardt Oval, Sat Apr 7 11:30am
Abandoned
Late Changes - Dellow and King were out, Bouris starts on the wing. A serious injury occurred with one of the Balmain players and the match which had no bearing on the finals was abnadoned.
1 min 0-6
10 min 6-6
18 min 10-6
25 min 16-6
33 min 20-6
Manowski, Matakaiongo, Taumoepenu, Chan Foon tries
Savage 2 from 4 goals
Final Line Up -
T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Armstrong, Dalton - - -
Wing - 2 - Kalo, Kalo, Quincy - - -
Cntr - 3 - Dodds, John - - -
Cntr - 4 - Akau'ola Laula, K. - - -
Wing - 15 - Bouris, Ky - - -
5/8 - 6 - Savage, Kaylib - 2/4 -
Half - 7 - Handley, Ben - - -
Prop - 8 - Manowski, Aidan 1 - -
Hook - 9 - Rodger, Kobe - - -
Prop - 10 - Kaya, Berat - - -
SRow - 11 - Chan-Foon, Maila 1 - - (c)
SRow - 12 - Matakaiongo, A 1 - -
Lock - 13 - Sionetali, Trevor - - -
Int - 14 - Mamouzelos, Peter - - -
Int - 16 - Gale, Lachlan - - -
Int - 17 - Shum-Cottrell, Darcy - - -
Int - 18 - Taumoepenu, Tevita 1 - -
4 2/4 -
Other U18 Matches
46-4 DGrd Canterbury b West Coast
64-0 Camp Manly b Wests
14-10 Woll Illawarra b Cronulla
38-10 Koga Penrith b St George
34-16 Cabr Parramatta b Newcastle
72-10 Kanw Syd Rstrs b C Coast
28-20 NSO Canberra b Norths
W D L F A Diff PT
SYD ROOSTERS 9 - - 396 92 +304 18
PENRITH 9 - - 354 118 +222 18
NEWCASTLE 7 - 2 326 154 +172 14
CRONULLA 7 - 2 260 164 +96 14
CANTERBURY 6 - 3 336 160 +176 12
CANBERRA 5 - 4 338 216 +120 10
MANLY 5 - 4 282 244 +38 10
ILLAWARRA 5 - 4 230 234 -4 10
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Parramatta 5 - 4 238 245 -7 10
St George 4 - 5 222 290 -68 6
Central Coast 3 - 6 178 354 -176 6
Norths 2 1 6 166 260 -94 5
Souths 2 1 6 164 286 -122 5
Balmain 2 - 7 178 253 -75 4
Wests 1 - 8 112 336 -224 2
West Coast - - 9 84 458 -374 -
NSWRL U16 Harold Matthews Cup - Round 9
v Balmain, 10:00am
LOSS 12-54
Late Changes - Donovan-Phillips, Tuigamala were out, Mapapalangi starts centre, Gerolimo on the wing,
3 min 0-6
10 min 6-6
13 min 6-12
17 min 12-12
21 min 12-18
28 min 12-24
34 min 12-30
37 min 12-36
49 min 12-40
53 min 12-42
55 min 12-48
58 min 12-54
T.Kalo Kalo, Tikoipau tries
Teaupa 2 from 2 goals
Final Line Up -
T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Suaali, Joseph - - -
Wing - 2 - Kambos, Zach - - -
Cntr - 3 - Mapapalangi, K. - - -
Cntr - 4 - Manning, Evan - - - (c)
Wing - 14 - Gerolimos, Michael - - -
5/8 - 6 - McLachlan, Jayden - - -
Half - 7 - Teaupa, Dion - 2/2 -
Prop - 8 - Cottrell, Ame - - -
Hook - 9 - Chan Kum Tong, J. - - -
Prop - 10 - Moale, Davvy - - -
SRow - 11 - Kalo Kalo, Terrell 1 - -
SRow - 12 - Hawe-De-Thierry, D. - - -
Lock - 13 - Hicks, Ned - - -
Int - 15 - Hawa, Aiden - - -
Int - 16 - Tikoipau, Livai 1 - -
Int - 17 - Jang, Braydon - - -
Int - 18 - Vesikula, Ratu-Israel - - -
2 2/2 -
Other U16 Matches
34-10 Camp Manly b Wests
30-12 Woll Illawarra b Cronulla
50-0 Koga Penrith b St George
42-8 Cabr Parramatta b Newcastle
24-18 Kanw C Coast b Syd Rstrs
58-6 NSO Canberra b Norths
BYE Canterbury
W D L B F A Diff PT
PENRITH 8 - 1 - 293 98 +195 16
PARRAMATTA 6 - 2 1 276 79 +197 14
MANLY 7 - 2 - 266 110 +160 14
NEWCASTLE 7 - 2 - 274 150 +134 14
CANTERBURY 5 - 3 1 194 158 +46 12
CRONULLA 5 1 3 - 244 144 +100 11
BALMAIN 4 1 3 1 208 152 +56 11
ILLAWARRA 4 - 4 1 184 141 +43 10
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Wests 3 - 6 1 134 198 -64 8
Souths 4 - 5 - 172 296 -124 8
Canberra 2 - 6 1 176 208 -32 6
Syd Rstrs 3 - 6 - 143 236 -93 6
Central Coast 2 - 6 1 112 240 -128 6
St George 2 - 6 1 92 262 -170 6
Norths - - 8 1 54 350 -298 2
NSWRL Women's Premiership - Round 3
v Cronulla-Carringbah, Sharks Academy Field, Sat Apr 7 2:00pm
WIN 40-6
Late Changes - Riley, Lamb and Wilon are out. Potter starts hooker. The South Sydney Rabbitohs women’s team have trampled rivals Cronulla-Caringbah Sharks 40-6, continuing their unbeaten start to the season. The Rabbitohs were impeccable right across the park, with or without the ball, with every player putting in 110%. The Red and Green were immediately up for the clash, showing immense physicality to rattle their opposition early on. It was from their quality work off the ball that the Rabbitohs scored their first try. Forcing an error out of the Sharks, Taleena Simon scooped up the lost ball and run 50 metres to score to continue her incredible try streak and put her side out to a 4-0 lead. The Rabbitohs would suffer from ill-discipline, which allowed Cronulla-Caringbah up the field but their goal line defence held up impeccably, forcing another error from the Sharks. The Rabbitohs second try would come off the great work from their forwards. Two big strong runs from the Red and Green forward pack allowed fullback Sharon McGrady to break through a jagged Sharks Line and run 80 metres to score. Halfback Maddie Studdon added the easy two points from in front to stretch the Rabbitohs lead out to 10-0 after 12 minutes. The game quickly turned into a South Sydney masterpiece with back-to-back tries. Five-eighth Lavina O’Mealey burrowed her way over from close range after the Cardinal and Myrtle forced another turnover in Cronulla-Caringbah’s half. Another try followed shortly after with Jasmin Allende running on to a cracking pass from Studdon to score right next to the posts. Studdon easily slotted both conversions to make it 22-0 after just 20 minutes. The game would become a stalemate for the next ten minutes as either side struggled to play out their sets. Cronulla-Caringbah would eventually get their first points on the back of a couple of penalties as Courtney-rae Yasserie crashed over from close range. The try was converted by fullback Tayla Preston, shortening the scoreline down to 22-6 after 30 minutes. However, the Rabbitohs answered immediately with simple and powerful football. The Red and Green stars ran hard and strong at the defence and inevitably burst through, through forward Eunice Grimes, who was simply too strong close to the line, adding another South Sydney try. Studdon would add the extra points but there would be no more in the first half with the Rabbitohs heading to the sheds leading 28-6. The Red and Green stars would start the second half like they did the first with a flurry of strong tackles and would get their first try straight after the restart. O’Mealey would score a carbon copy of her first half try, as she ducked and weaved her way to the line, giving the Rabbitohs a 32-6 lead. The Sharks would come close on a couple of occasions, but time and time again the Red and Green continued to repel them. Off the back of some incredible defence, the Rabbitohs ran through the Sharks line with ease and had their next try just before the hour mark, as winger Karri Doyle crossed over in the corner on the back of a 90-metre set. The game would then become a strong tussle in the middle of the park but it was Souths who would finish off the day as the last try scorers, with Kimbaley Kershaw completing the Rabbitohs women’s 40-6 victory.
3 min 4-0
10 min 10-0
14 min 16-0
17 min 22-0
31 min 22-6
35 min 28-6
48 min 32-6
55 min 36-6
62 min 40-6
O'Mealy 2, Simon, McGrady, Allende, Grimes, Doyle, Kershaw tries
Studdon 4 from 8 goals
Final Line Up -
T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - McGrady, Sharon 1 - -
Wing - 2 - Simon, Taleena 1 - -
Cntr - 3 - Welsh, Nakia - - -
Cntr - 4 - Nean, Kyara - - -
Wing - 5 - Doyle, Kari 1 - -
5/8 - 6 - O’Mealey, Lavina 2 - - (c)
Half - 7 - Studdon, Maddison - 4/8 -
Prop - 8 - Kershaw, Kimberley 1 - -
Hook - 9 - Potter, Jessica - - -
Prop - 10 - Grimes, Eunice 1 - -
SRow - 11 - Phillips, Carly - - -
SRow - 12 - Caldwell, Chloe - - -
Lock - 13 - Allende, Jasmin 1 - -
Int - 14 - Uluiburotu, Grace - - -
Int - 15 - Waters, Meleanna - - -
Int - 16 - Vunakece, Eloise - - -
Int - 17 - Tallon, Courtney - - -
8 4/8 -
Other Women's NSW Premiership Matches
82-12 Cabr Cabramatta b Wntwrthvll
26-22 Wara Newcastle b Canterbury
24-24 NSO Norths d Penrith
BYE Mt Prtchrd
W D L B Diff PT
SOUTHS 3 - - - +122 6
MT PRITCHARD 2 - - 1 +68 6
CRONULLA-C 2 - 1 - +76 4
CABRAMATTA 1 - 1 1 +60 4
PENRITH-BRO 1 1 1 - +8 3
Norths - 1 1 1 -18 3
Canterbury 1 - 1 - +26 2
Newcastle 1 - 2 - -96 2
Wentworthville - - 3 - -246 -
NSWRL U18 Women's Tasha Gale 9s Cup - Round 9
v Wests-Tigers, Leichhardt Oval, Sat Apr 7 1:00pm
LOSS 4-62
Late Changes - Scott, Baird, R.Burgess are out. Folau, Curtain start, Za.Dymock and Kelly are on the bench.
2 min 0-6
6 min 0-10
13 min 4-10
16 min 4-16
19 min 4-22
22 min 4-28
24 min 4-32
30 min 4-36
31 min 4-42
36 min 4-48
40 min 4-52
43 min 4-56
49 min 4-62
Curtain tries
no goals
Final Line Up -
T G/A FG
3 - Allchin, Tatum - - -
4 - Hampson, Shae - - -
5 - Willoughby, Raquel - - -
7 - Taukamo, Lavina - - -
12 - Folau, Tasilina - - -
11 - Fonokalafi, Helen - - -
23 - Stojanovska, Annabel - - -
17 - Hiroti, Amohia - - -
18 - Curtin, Maddison 1 - -
14 - Dymock, Zali - - -
22 - Tuckwell, Romy - - -
24 - Kilgannon, Yoong Ling - - -
25 - Kelly, Lashawanda - - -
1 - -
Other U18 9s Women's Matches
70-12 Woll Cronulla b Illawarra
46-24 Koga St George b Penrith
66-12 Cabr Newcastle b Parramatta
40-26 Belm Canberra b Canterbury
BYE Syd RI Acad
W D L B F A Diff PT
CRONULLA 8 - - 1 520 126 +394 18
ILLAWARRA 8 - 1 - 480 250 +230 16
WESTS-TIGERS 7 - 1 1 350 144 +206 16
NEWCASTLE 5 - 3 1 386 222 +164 12
PENRITH 4 - 4 1 282 252 +30 10
ST GEORGE 4 - 4 1 294 292 +2 10
SOUTHS 3 - 5 1 178 284 -108 8
SYD RI ACADEMY 2 - 6 1 196 224 -128 6
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Parramatta 2 - 6 1 148 362 -214 6
Canberra 1 - 7 1 154 444 -290 4
Canterbury 1 - 8 - 158 444 -286 2