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Round 13 8 JULY 2018
TOOHEYS CUPCentral Coast
Rugby LeagueOfficial Program of Central Coast Division Rugby League
Once againOn behalf of the CCDRL I would like to acknowledge the contribution that all clubs loyal spectators provide to our game. Not only do you pay your $7 through the gate each week which helps to finance the clubs you also support your players and family members as well as contributing to the overall atmosphere on the day. Spectators along with all our loyal sponsors contribute to the running of the clubs and the CCDRL and your contributions are much appreciated. I hope everybody is enjoying the closeness of this year’s competition and look forward to seeing you all at the games each week. Regards,
LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 9.00 amOPEN GRADE Time: 11.30 am
RESERVE GRADE Time: 1.00 pm
Ref: B. Thompson • TJ: R. mcAskill / R. o’connoRRef: R. o’connoR • TJ: p. TAyloR / R. mcAskill
Ref: s. GReenTRee • TJ: B. Thompson / R. o’connoR
THE ENTRANCE1. Holly Buchanan2. Maddison Langshaw 3. Erin Kessler 4. Angela Jones5. Maddison Symington 6. Kristen Kessler 7. Stephanie Sharp 8. Bree Dawson9. Teah Goodhand 10. Ellah Smeeth 11. Jocelyn Kelleher 12. Solest Montgomery 13. Hannah Campbell 14. Sian George 15. Nikki Kenny Co-Coaches: Damien Montgomery & David SmeethTrainers: Jarrad Sharp& Paul Dawson
THE ENTRANCE1. Jarrod Black 2. James Nixon 3. Jake Page 4. Jake Sanders 5. Luke Atherton 6. Mitch Green 7. Josh Kessler 8. Aaron McKeon 9. Joe Stewart10. Curtis Atkins11. Jacob Griffin12. Jackson Crane 13. Brodie GreenMatt GibsonZac WestwoodConnor AtkinsJaime ClarkeJodi BondNed MilosJacob BellCoach: Mitch GreenManager: Brent AtkinsTrainers: Jordan Huckstepp
THE ENTRANCE1. Brodyn Mills2. Kallum Goolagong3. Malu Fiu4. Fuaimamao Uta5. Sam McClelland6. Jarod Hamer 7. Hadyn Green8. Danyiel Pepper9. Nathan Cooper10. Tom Moloney11. Ethan Tetevano12. Jordan Evans13. Mitch Dafter Coach: Kyle WhitefordManager: Jon LangshawAssistant: Adam PrinceTrainers: Scott Mitchell& Brian WatersBall Boy: Lincoln Whiteford
TERRIGAL1. Lisa Ricketts2. Rachel Dobbie3. Matead Barber4. Kayla Paterson5. Tara Angell6. Emily Hennessey7. Rachel Curnow8. Elysia Atkins 9. Claudia Symington 10. Brittany Starr11. Tyra McEwen12. Layne Foster13. Bronte Lambert-Minto 14, Shannon Higgins15. Casey Youngberry 17. Zali Oulton18. Shani Waters19. Meg Higgins20. Renee Maher21. Rachael Mortell22. Kate FullbrookCoach: Sam RickettsTrainer: Neil HigginsTrainer: Tony BarberManager: Glen Symonds
TERRIGAL1. Nick Sigle2. Jordan Takacs 3. Wayne Collins4, John Naylor5. Sam Martin 6. Michael Palmer7. Tony Smith8. Lewis Addison9. Mitch Hall10. Lincoln Stanley 11. Dave Rae 12. Rhys Bryant13. Sean FosterTom O’Leary, Scott TimberlakeBrady Gerber, Tom OldfieldTodd Batchelor, Steve GrahamDean Lepore, Rob Moylan Coach: Steve GrahamTrainer: Todd BatchelorTrainer: Lexi HallTrainer: Ben Di-CandiloManager: Brian Smith
TERRIGAL1. Ryan Donnelly2. Michael Brown3. Michael Parfitt4. Matt Langhein5. Jesse Kamper6. Lachlan Strong7. Henry Lyons8. Ryan Folkard9. Jed Ambrose10. Max Gordon11. Grady Kamper12. Darcy Gilchrist13. Troy Adams14. Mathias Sua15. Marcus Barber16. Matt Cooper17. Josh StarrCoach: Lachlan StrongManager: Rick TreloarTrainer: Nick StrongTrainer: Ben Surtees
TERRIGAL1. Jesse Kamper2. Harry Meyn3. Bayley Hall4. Marcus Rheinberger5. Luke Lindley 6. Logan Humphries 7. Sam Collett 20. Tom Bateup 9. Owen Pearce10. Ted Devine11. Kye Cornwell12. Cooper Bromwich 13. Kye Knight8. Brad Jay14. Nathan Hey15. Oscar Macintosh 16. Aaron Moss17. Jeremy Rheinberger 18. Jason LittleCoach: Jeff CoroneosManager: Lewy AddisonTrainer: Greg WoodburyTrainer: Dane Clarke
UNDER 19s Time: 10.00 am
THE ENTRANCE1. Jack Smith2. Matt Hedges 3. Chris Ball4. Josh Martin 5. Joe Martin 6. Reagan Harris7. Jake Slee (c)8. Kai Doyle9. Jackson Greaves10. Andrew Petersen11. Wilson Hayes12. Kyle McCudden13. Jacob KernickChris Staines, Zane GriffithsTyler Scrine, James WithersSamuela MarayamaJosh Irving, Bailey Isenhood Coach: Jack EllisonManager: Gary LauntTrainers: Laurie Taylor& Curtis Atkins
Ref: c. hiBBiT • TJ: s. GReenTRee / B. Thompson
FIRST GRADE
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THE ENTRANCE Grant Nelson 1 Matt Nelson 2 Allen Mulia Malau 3 Harley Ridge 4 Perry LeBrocque 5 Will Pearsall 6 Sione Tonga 7 Noah Easton 8 Matt Killick (c) 9 Sebastian Vourlos 10 Jacob McCudden 11 Mitch Jacobs 12 Ryan Doherty 13
Mao Uta, Ryan JowettJay Florimo, Tim Nawaqatabu
Coach: Shane WoodenAssistant Coach: Greg Walsh
Manager: Steve HamerHead Trainer: Laurie Taylor
Trainers: Andy Parker, Tony McCuddenStrapper/ Rubbers: Lyle Toms, John
Beattie, James BowersBall Boys & Girls: Jarrod Olive, Jemma Wooden, Ava Wooden
TERRIGAL 1 Aaiden Wright 2 Josh Harman3 Nick Paul4 Ryan McDonald5 Sam Paul 6 Josh Lyon7 Todd Lewis 8 Scott Schreiber9 Ben Mooney10 Aja Roberts11 Justin Sopp12 Lachlan Bell13 Bayley Faull14 Jack Booker15 Josh Dias16 Mitch Goddard17 Dillon SelbyCoach: Jamy ForbesTrainer: Dave LyonsTrainer: Ben O’ConnellTrainer: Ryan HallManager: Michael Schreiber
Disclaimer - All editorials contained are written by the individual clubs and as such are not the views held by the CCDRL.
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Tigers News The Central Coast Cleaning Contractors First Grade Tigers had a really good contest at Tiger Park last Sunday, with both teams coming at each other for the entire game. The first half was a tit for tat affair where each time we scored they respond-ed which resulted in a 12-10 half time score line in the favour of the opposition. The second half was again a battle, however we were resilient when defending our own line and turned them away after defending multiple sets of six in a row. In attack we were able to come up with another two tries to extend the lead to 24-12 and come away with a hard earned win. I’m sure both teams would have known they were in a game and should be happy with their efforts.
The GTL Rapid Clean Reserve Grade Tigers hosted the Toukley Hawks in Round 12. The Tigers were clinical in the first half, outscoring their opponents 44-0. During the break the Tigers vowed to keep up the pressure and that’s exactly what they did. Some fantastic tries were scored and the defence stayed strong. The Tigers ran away with the match in dominant fashion 84-0. The MJM Open Age Tigers were at home to Toukley. We got away with a really good start by completing our sets an keeping penalties and errors at a minimum, going into halftime 50-4 up. To our boys credit we stuck to the game plan and came away winners 76-4. Best on day was Aaron, Griffin & Jackson Crane.
The Coca Cola Amatil Under 19 Tigers match against Toukley was our best per-formances of the year, shutting Toukley out 44–0. A strong start with power house charges and tough defence had us leading 22 nil at the break, with Wilson Hayes opening the scoring after an outstanding run, followed by a try from the silky skills of Kyle McCudden, both converted by Jackson Greaves for a 12–0 lead. Two tries late in the half to Chris (treadmill) Ball and hard running Jacob Kernick and a con-version by Jackson Greaves led to the half time score. In the second half we didn’t relent, scoring 4 more tries with another to Chris Ball, Kyle McCudden and Wilson Hayes and a further try to tyro Chris Staines. All in all, a great effort from the boys. 3 points and Players’ Player went to rampaging Reagan Harris, 2 points to the ever improving Wilson Hayes and 1 point each to that try scoring machine Chris Ball and cunningly clever Kyle McCudden.The Entrance Tigers Under 19s would like to thank and acknowledge our Major Sponsor The Entrance Leagues Club, our Major Jersey Sponsor Coca Cola-Amatil and all other Sponsors for their assistance throughout Season 2018 and hopefully this will continue in the future. The Pallister Promotions Ladies League Tag Tigers had a hard fought win against a determined Toukley outfit. Toukley is a much improved team and really took it the Tigers in a 30–0 Win. Best for The Entrance was Holly Buchanan taking out the 3 points, Brooke Peachey and Bree Dawson receiving the 2 and 1 points respectively. This week will require the Tigers to be at their best when they take on defending premiers the Terrigal Sharks. “TIGERS OF OLD DAY” – Sunday July 15th: all Former Committee, Coaches, Play-ers, Support Staff etc. are invited to Watch the Tigers take on Wyong at EDSACC. This will also be our Women in League Day, celebrating all the great things Women contribute to our game of Rugby League. See Club for More Details.
The Entrance Leagues Club and TERLFC would like to thank our 2018 Sponsors
for their continued support both on and off the field:Major Sponsor/ 1st Grade: Central Coast Cleaning Contractors,
Reserve Grade: GTL Rapid Clean Central Coast, Open Age: M J M Kitchens & Stone, Under 19’s: Coca Cola Amatil, League Tag: Pallister Promotions
Business Sponsors: Tooheys, Coca Cola Amatil, OAS Computers, Treasury Wine Estates, Sharp Document Solutions, Simonds Homes,
Eris McCarthy Electrical, Victor Sports, Novaskill Employment Services, Gas Audio Services, Fortunity Assurance, Barker Plumbing Services, eBet Group,
Wideview Audio Visual & Security, ECO Pest Control, R & J Sonter Concreting Services.Jersey Number Sponsors: 1. Eris McCarthy Electrical 2. Four Square Vending
3. Waters Crane Services 4. J A Courtney Electrical 5. Simonds Homes 6. Sharp Document Solutions 7. Coastwide Cars 8. Vital Security 9. italktravel
15. Royal Touch Paper Products 16. Zibara (ZBR) Clothing & Apparel 17. Suez Recycling & Recovery 18-24. The Entrance Leagues Club
Please Support all Sponsors who Support Rugby League.
NICKNAME: Dil, Selbs JUNIOR CLUB: Terrigal-Wamberal JuniorsFAVOURITE POSITION: HookerREP HONOURS: Harold Matthews, SG BallBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Dylan WalkerMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Jack LentferNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: South SydneyFAVOURITE FOOD: Pasta FAVOURITE DRINK: Any Beer
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The Sharks travelled to Berkeley Vale last Sunday and can away with victories in three of the four matches with the Firsts getting an invaluable two points. Huge matches for all sides this weekend against The Tigers.
The Terrigal-Wamberal Ladies League Tag team were dominant in their win over a committed Berkeley Vale team. The Sharks started well with two early tries to repre-sentative winger Rach Dobbie who finished the match with four four pointers.Matead Barber continued her good form scoring two tries and registering a number of line breaks throughout the match. Others to cross for four pointers were Rach Mortell, Rach Curnow, Em Hennessey, Tyra McEwen and Shannon Higgins. the Best and Fairest points went to Rach D three, Matead two with Claudia Symington and Meg Higgins sharing a point. Tyra was awarded Players Player. Hopefully we can get some time on the training paddock before this weeks big match against the high flying Tigers.
The T-W Sharks Open wish to thank Jeff and his Under 19s players (Harry, Brad, Oscar) who again helped out and let us field a very competitive side. The Sharks played with a lot of will and determination basically going try for try and it looked like we would race away with it but penalties and a sin bin with ten minutes left allowed Gosford to steal the win 26 to 20. Still there were a lot of positives to come out of it but imagine if we actually trained!! Players Player went to young Harry Meyn who plays his heart out every time I call on him to back up, the three points went to Jordan Takacs who really stepped up, tackled hard and had plenty of strong runs. The two points went to a hard working centre Wayne Collins while the one point was split between hard as nails Lincoln Stanley and Mitch Hall who gives his all every game
The Sharks Reserve grade side returned to the winners list with a comprehensive 40 - 14 win over a game Panthers side after leading 18 - 4 at the break. The Sharks were impressive in attack crossing for eight tries with Captain Coach Lachlan Strong crossing for two tries and having a huge influence on the match, receiving the Play-ers Player award and getting the two points. The three points went to a returning Josh Starr who always gives the extra ten percent, especially in defence, and was rewarded with a try while the one point went to Darcy Gilchrist who was gets through a lot of the hard work in the forwards. Good team effort. The T-W Sharks Firsts grade side had a tough afternoon even though they went to break leading 18 - 0 and nearly extended their lead straight after half time but some desperate defence from the Panthers gave them the opportunity to claw their way back into the contest . Any team that has Lincoln Tubridy and Alex Moore in it is sure to keep the opposition defenders on their toes . The Panthers got back to 18-10 midway through the second half before the Sharks regrouped and put the game out of reach . Best for the Sharks were Bailey Faull and Todd Lewis but they had plenty of help from Aaiden Wright, Nic Paul, Scott Schreiber and Ben Mooney .Big test today as we take on equal leaders The Entrance Tigers in what should give us a fair indica-tion of where we are at and where we have to get to.We wish to thank the following sponsors and hope you give them your support:
Major Sponsors : TERRIGAL HOTEL, Dynamic Taxation and Training Services, AIRPAK Sheet Metal, EZY Projects, LCD - Debt Solutions
Jersey Sponsors: First National - Terrigal, Simply Smashing, Pools of Distinction, Titan Financial Planning, McPherson Plumbing,
HYMIX Concrete, Air Forced Air, Outdoor Elegence, Australian Sports Nutrition, SMIK Hair - Terrigal
TOUKLEY 1. Michael Ojeda 2. TBA 3. TBA 4. TBA 5. TBA 6. Nathan Thomas 7. Fletcher Celand 8. Matt Jones 9. Ethan Collier10. Matt Trigg11. TBA12. Brad Durrant13. TBACoach: Brad GassonManager: Jeremy DoyleTrainer: Zack Barringer
TOUKLEY 1. TBA 2. Vester Fernando 3. Connor Wanstall 4. Koen Willis 5. Kade Naden 6. Mitch Riley 7. Matt Dicks 8. Tyson Adams 9. DustinBaldry10. Trent Sunderland19. Brody Naden11. Nathan Akers13. Scott PearsonCoach; Jimmy MartinManager: Ian NadenTrainer: Chris Gall
ERINA1. Emily Haines2. Megan Lawler3. Cassidy Atkins4. Emily Campbell (C)5. Ashlee Russell6. Lucie Workman7. Jess O’Brien8. Katie Richter9. Bronty Van Buizen10. Andria Symington11. Molly DaviesVanessa HunterJade HarkinKylie StewartMadi CroweAlysse ShovellerCoach: Phil CroweManager: Kate CampbellTrainers: Jimmy SimnettDayn Marson & Bob Dubois
ERINA1. Nathan Brown2. Todd Blenkinsop3. Torren Cain4. Blake McGee (C)5. Jayson Wilson6. Hiku Moeke7. Blake Storm8. Otene Tutaki9. Luke Redhead10. Boydie Symes11. Jimmy Simnett (VC)12. Coedi Towney13. Chris OakesCoach: Jason MayManager: Dave ScottAssistant Coach: Sheldon KiddTrainers: Jamie Lane, Nathan Scott & Bob Dubois
ERINA1. Chad Voysey2. Nathan Deane3. Jeff Fuller4. Ryan Owens (C)5. TBA6. Brayden Cain7. Michael Ahearn8. Bryce Holland9. Brad Deegan10. Josh Holland11. Damian Crappe12. Gable Gardiner13. Joel FrazerCoach: Michael AhearnAssistant Coach: Joel FrazerManager: Heath HendersonTrainers: Cody Creevey, Matt Dehon, Bob Dubois
ERINA1. Kane Douch2. Jake Cook3. Brayden Crawley4. Mitchell Deegan5. Blake Irwin6. Toby Elliott7. Dane Booth8. Bailey Scott9. Max Williams10. Harry Wilson11. Tom Richmond12. Nathan Bell13. Jesse HoodHugo Basclain, Ethan CaruanaPat Duncan, Reece MansfieldJethro McBride, Mitchell NicholsCoach: John CreeveyAssistant Coach: Mick GreenawayManager: Nicole DouchStatistician: Greg BolandTrainers: Cody Creevey& Bob DuboisBall Boy: Caleb Bourne
UNDER 19s Time: 10.00 am
TOUKLEY 1. Hayden Allen 2. Bryce Moffatt 3. Kyle Capper 4. Zac Craw 5. Rhys Barwick 6. Jayden Harper 7. Zac Hayward 8. Bailey Petrie 9. Kiran Page10. Ryan Donegan11. Jye Tudehope12. TBA13. Brodie FullerMason Craig Tyler GassonTyson MurrayJake HarrisonBlake LeaudaisMitch KingCoach:Phil GearsideManager: Leanne KingTrainers: Shannon Barwick& Rob King
Ref: B. BuRTon • TJ: A. sTyles / p. WeBB
FIRST GRADE
RefeRee:BAiley hiBBiT
Touch JudGes:pAT WeBB
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TOUKLEY Andrew Gay 1
Scott Fitzpatrick 2 Trent Walker 3
Jake Ritch 4 Andrew Gay 5
Jacob Hawkins 6 Jake Fitzpatrick 7 Kene Te Whata 8
Chris Adams (C) 9 Kallin Adams 10
Connor O’ Bierne 11 Jakob Giles 12
Matt Veacock 13Josh Veacock
Reece RyanBrendan Ross
Taj KennedyCoach:Chris Adams
Manager: Rhamy GhazawyTrainers: Matt Byrnes,
Trent Lake & Steve Gearside
ERINA1 Lewis Sheens2 Luke Drummond3 Jack Carlisle4 Jesse Bogle5 Dayn Marson6 Matt Downey7 Marc Russell8 Tim Burrell9 Mark Byrne10 Tyler O’Brien11 Shane McFadden12 Alan Munro13 Danny LawrenceJono SawerisMitchell BrowningCaine WynyardBen StevenCoach: Dane AllenAssistant Coach: Josh Lewis & Alan MunroHead Trainer: Daniel SummersTrainers: Josh Lewis, Chris Young & Bob Dubois
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PLAYERS PROFILE
NICKNAME: Kaneo JUNIOR CLUB: Erina Eagles
FAVOURITE POSITION: Fullback
BEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Phoenix Crossland
MOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Cameron Davies
NRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: Melbourne Storm
FAVOURITE FOOD: Milo FAVOURITE DRINK: Tooheys Extra Dry
PLAYERS PROFILE Kane DouchEagles
Hawks News Today marks 50 First Grade games for two of our most popular First Grade player - Kallin Adams and Reece Ryan. Good luck today and a big
CONGRATULATIONS from everyone at Toukley Hawks!!!!.
With our second away game to The Entrance Tigers, the boys started off really strong as we knew the tigers would be hard at home. It was up and down the field in the first half with the tigers nearly crossing over but from some great defence and both edges stop them going in. We led going into the break 12-10.The second half was much the same some 50/50 calls not going Toukley’s way and some lapses in defence resulted in the tigers crossing the line twice leaving the score 24 to 12 to The Entrance. The Boys played hard and com-petitive and shouldn’t be disappointed with themselves, 1 point each went to Taj Kennedy and Andrew Gay, 2 points again went to two players Rhys Ryan and Jake Fitzpatrick, 3 points and player’s player went to Kene Te Whata. We took on a very strong Entrance side and at times put up a strong effort but with a lot of missing troops , we proved no match to a very well drilled side .Best for hawks were Ethan Sante, Ted Adams and his first game back at Toukley for Dustin Baldry.What can I say other then the boys didn’t throw the towel in and tried the backsides off we were out classed in most areas of the game, well done to The Entrance. Big game this week with Erina. We have players returning from injury and work commitments we should make the travel a massive improve-ment from last week. The Poppi Concreting U/19’s travelled to The Entrance to take on the Tigers last Sunday. Football is a pretty basic game…….RUN HARD……..TACKLE HARD………unfortunately we struggled in these areas. The boys put some good plays on which nearly resulted in points if not for the final pass or try sav-ing tackle. The boys just need to realise they must play the game more physi-cal. Best for the Hawks were Hayden Allen who also received Players Player. Jye Tudehope & Kiran Page also had strong games. Well done again to Taj Kennedy for being selected in First Grade for the remainder of the season. Good effort TK. Thanks again to our sponsors; Poppi Concreting, Redmen Fire Protection & Bruce The Plumber for your ongoing support.The hawk’s ladies leaguetag side came up against the top of the table The Entrance this week. We knew it was going to be tough but I was really pleased with the teamwork and effort. We never gave up and worked hard together in defence especially in the 2nd half. We’ll keep working on our attack but there are a lot of positives we can take from this game. Best players this week were Georgia, Emma and Gee. Player’s player was Kaelah.
Toukley Hawks would like to acknowledge all our valued and much appreciated sponsors for their support
Canton Beach Sports Club,Central Coast 4x4 Wreckers,Tackling Domestic Violence, Redmen Fire Protection,
Ray White Thompson Partners, GMS Legal and Conveyancing, CDM Reinforcements, Central Coast Shelving Installations,
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Eagles News Welcome everyone to Erina Oval. CASINO ROYALE NIGHT – Friday 27 July – get tickets from club reception! Dress in your best James Bond outfit and come for some casino fun. Set to be a great night. This is the only function this year so please ensure you support it. Position Vacant - EOI - Head of Football position - ERLFC are looking to fill a new position within our club. Requirements: experience in same or similar role, work closely in a team environment, control and manage football budget 2019, selection process for staff, work with head coach on players recruitment and contracts, select and work with football committee consisting of 4 members, work with subcommit-tees for game day setup, volunteers etc, monthly reporting to ERLFC Board. Email your interest to [email protected] by 13 July 2018. Polo shirts, hoodies and tracksuit pants (limited sizes) are available for purchase from the hot dog stand. Open grade – a determined North Lakes Open Grade gave our boys a tough hit out on Sunday, in a tight 20-10 win. With a few of our stars out, it was good to see other players make the most of their opportunities! The Fox continued his good form, scoring 2 tries, and a couple of goals, Sanden & Richie were strong for us and Blake Storm picked up our Players Player. Overall we did enough to win but we will need to be better in the weeks ahead. Ladies league tag – the Erina girls played a much improved game today against a very competitive North Lakes side who are sitting in fifth spot and have plenty to play for. Our forwards set up the win with some good yard gaining runs up the mid-dle of the ruck which allowed our girls out wide plenty of space to run into. It was a hard fought win as North Lakes pushed us all the way. Best for Erina were Megan Lawler who was busy all game and her catching under the high ball was super. Jessie O’Brien was great in the halves and Em Haines did a good job at fullback. Everybody deserved points as it was a great team effort. For Northern Lakes Bri Frater was always involved at fullback, Karly Falzon made some great runs out wide and Hayley Dingle had a busy game. Like us on Facebook - facebook.com/erinaleaguesclubFollow us on Instagram @elc_erinaleaguesclub FREE TRIBUTE BAND NIGHTS @ ELC – 8PM till LATESat Jul 7 AC/DC + The Angels Tribute Double HeaderSat Jul 21 Rod Stewart & The Best of Britain ShowSat Aug 11 INXS Tribute Show – Live Baby LiveSat Aug 25 Aussies Most WantedSat Sep 8 Ed Sheeran TributeSat Sep 22 TH!NK PINK TRIBUTESat Oct 6 BIG WAY OUT – Tribute BandSat Oct 20 U2 & Coldplay Double Header TributeSat Nov 3 All Access 80’s Tribute BandSat Nov 17 Born Jovi
Thank you to all our sponsors for your support of the Erina Eagles.
MAJOR & CORPORATESCassegrain WinesStevens ConstructionsElite Smash RepairsSpars Beverage EquipmentSchweppes - Solo - Asahi4 Square VendingHaines Gas ServicesTooheysCentral Coast RadioJim BeamHelloworld Erina GroupHighgrove Bathrooms – West GosfordErina Leagues Club - ELCQuad ServicesSingos Wholesale Meats
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Bears News St Edwards Open Grade are proudly Sponsored by Terrigal Constructions, Gosford Sailing Club
and White Dickson Architects.
Storm News We notched our third win of the season last Sunday; scoring a hard fought 28-20 victory over the Sharks. I’ve no idea how the 3-2-1s panned out but big Jayden Stanley made a fair case to be awarded all six. The prop had a hand in five of the half dozen Storm tries and the Terrigal lads simply had no answer to his fearsome charges and Beetson like ball skills. On a gloriously purple afternoon; Eather, Lacey, Smith and Starr also caught the eye.Today we’re up at Kanwal to try our luck against the Roos. If we can hold the ball, defend like Trojans, and somehow manage to score more points than our opponents, then a boilover is not beyond the realms of possibility. I tip Gosford by 1 (- The Eye -).
A big thank you to our corporate supporters; The Elanora Hotel –East Gosford (Major Sponsor), Bartlett Construction, Hinterland Gosford, Seaman Concreting, Travo Corp Omid Corporation, & Vodaphone Gosford.
WOMEN’S RUGBY LEAGUEPanthers are in the Grand Final !!!!The Berkeley Vale Women’s Rugby League team have secured a spot in the Grand Final after a tough match against Stockton Sharks on the weekend. The ladies tackled their way to victory in the major semi-final, winning 16-0.Stockton will now play Maitland on Saturday and Berkeley Vale will play the winner of this match in the Grand Final on Saturday 14 July at Waratah Oval in Newcastle.Berkeley Vale women’s rugby league play in the Central Coast/Newcastle Rugby League competition – the first competition of its kind in the region. There is also a 14s, 16s and 18s division and the lady Panthers would like to wish Wyong Roos 16s and 18s all the best in their finals series.
Congratulations and good luck Berkeley Vale!!!
Ourimbah Wyoming RLFC APPLICATIONS FOR COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF FOR 2019
The Ourimbah Wyoming RLFC are seeking applications for Coaches, Football Manager & Managers, Strappers, First Aiders, Trainers & Support Staff for our First Grade, Second Grade, Under 19’s
& Ladies League Tag sides in 2019, please forward all applications including your resume, remuneration & any special conditions to our clubs email [email protected]
OR post to PO Box 27 Ourimbah NSW 2258 attention The President.
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EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
THE ENTRANCE RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB
The Entrance “Tigers” RLFC are seeking applications for the following Coaching Positions for the 2019 Season.
First Grade (Head Coach), Reserve Grade, Open Age, Under 19’s and League Tag
Along with the above Coaching Staff, applications are being sought for; Head Trainer, Trainers, Strappers and General Support Staff/ Team Managers etc. (advise perceived role)
Successful applicants will need to be experienced, quali-fied in their field, disciplined and professional, along with having the ability to work in a team environment for the betterment of the entire Club.
Applications, Resumes and Supporting Documentation/ Qualifications can be addressed to; The Entrance RLFCP O Box 3047Bateau Bay, NSW, 2261Or email to: [email protected]
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Sports Community Information20 quick and easy fundraising ideas you may not have heard of or simply forgotten.Why do clubs actually spend so much time fundraising? It is an interesting question and worth taking a second to consider...“Simply to minimise the cost of participation to members”Most clubs target members for their fundraising activities but in reality, this does not reduce the cost to members, it is just charging them in a different way. Clubs need to change their way of thinking about their fundraising activities and look for ways to target the broader com-munity to alleviate these costs. In saying this, we do not want to lose the social events and activities we are currently hosting because we know the main reasons people join clubs if for the social opportunities and relationships they create. Just think about how you can play around with some of the activities/events you already do to increase your fundraising opportunities at the same time. Here are 20 quick and easy fundraising ideas you may not have heard of or simply forgotten.
1. Increase membership2. Do what you already do, but actively promote it3. Create an online shop4. Sell photos5. Annual past members day6. Sports night7. Silent auction8. Sponsors corporate day9. Chocolate drive10. Kick a-thon
For more information and online video about raising funds at your club log you’re your Club Spot portal www.sportscommunity.com.au and head to the fundraising page.
11. Reverse raffle12. Shopping tours13. Cocktail evening14. Fashion show15. Take your audience to a sponsor’s venue16. Register with Australian Sports Foundation “Fundraising4Sports”17. World record attempt18. Increase club sponsorship19. Trivia/bingo night20. Hold an event
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The players and coaching staff knew the Round 16 match against North Sydney could prove pivotal to Season 2018. Wyong had an opportunity to move within striking distance of the top eight with a win at Morry Breen Field against a Bears outfit which had been struggling to find its best combinations. Unfortunately for Roos supporters the match was over by the 27th minute as the visitors blew the home team away scoring better than a point per minute to lead 28-0. A late first half try to Nick O’Meley saw the teams hit the halftime sheds with Norths enjoying a 28-4 lead. Any hope of Wyong resuscitating its game disappeared in the opening stages of the second stanza when the Bears crossed for a further three tries. Wyong grabbed some consolation points late in the game with Brendan Frei, (58th min), Nick O’Meley (62nd min) and Reece Robinson (68th min) crossing the stripe. Final scoreline North Sydney 44 – Wyong 22. Without doing an-ything special the visitors were probably twice as good as the home team on the day. The Roos have a bye this weekend and will need to regroup before the Round 18 match against Black-town at Lottoland on 14 July.
LADIES LEAGUE TAG NEWSWith not many rounds left the 5th spot on the ladder will be a fight between Northern Lakes and Kincumber. While Northern Lakes played well against a well drilled Eagles side last weekend and Kincumber got the win over the Magpies this weekend will see them match up against each other. Best for Colts was Ranni Jackson while for the Warriors Bri Frater was outstanding. Terrigal continued their good form beating Berkeley Vale and The Entrance got the win over Toukley. Wyong and Woy Woy was a close encounter and while the Roos held Woy Woy to a nil score Woy Woy didn’t give up all game. Joeli Morris for Wyong was strong scoring two tries and being best on the field. This weekend it is the top of the table clash with The Entrance and Terrigal in what will be a great game of league tag with some great talent.
The first round of Infrastructure Grants for 2018/19 is now open. The NSW Government offers grants to communities across NSW to support the building, renovation and fitout of infrastructure. Funding under this round is available for:• arts and culture• emergency preparedness• sport and recreation.Infrastructure Grants are made possible through the NSW Government’s Clubgrants Category 3 Fund, which reinvests a contribu-tion from the state’s registered clubs gaming machine profits back into community projects. Funding options The available funding ranges are:
Arts and Culture: $ 50,000 to $200,000 available per project. Emergency Preparedness: $10,000 to $200,000 available per project. Sport and Recreation: $100,000 to $300,000 available per project. How to applyApplications for the July round open today, Monday 2 July 2018 and can be submitted online until 5pm (AEST), Monday 23 July 2018.Applications cannot be submitted after the closing date.
Funding roundsOrganisations have three opportunities to apply for grants throughout the year, in July, September and October 2018. More informationThe Infrastructure Grants Program is now managed by the Office of Responsible Gambling, within the Liquor, Gaming & Racing division of the Department of Industry.
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CENTRAL COAST ROOSTERSU13S TARGETED PERFORMANCE
PROGRAM INFORMATION29th June 2018 – Sohier Park Ourimbah 5pm-7pm (Training) 06th July 2018 – Sohier Park Ourimbah 5pm-7pm (Training)13th July 2018 – Sohier Park Ourimbah 5pm-7pm (Training)18th July 2018 – Nolan Reserve Manly 9am (Game Day) Arrive 8am23rd July 2018 – The Entrance Leagues Club 6.30pm (Debrief & Short Presentation) All information will be posted on www.centralcoastrugbyleague.com.au website and on the Central Coast Rugby League Facebook page.Players are required to make their own way to Training, Game day at Manly & Presentation.Players are required to bring Boots/Training gear to each training session and game day.Players will be supplied a Training Shirt & Shorts which will remain the property of the Central Coast Roosters until such time that the player has fulfilled their obligations of competing in all sessions & games provided. Players not completing all sessions maybe charged for gear if its not returned.On behalf of the Sydney Roosters & Central Coast Rooster welcome to our family & we hope you enjoy the program as it designed to help with the players game & wellbeing on the field in the future.Our U14s & U15s Roosters Targeted Performance Program squads will be taking part in a game day at Manly on the 10th July from 9.30am. The players have been participating in a program run by the Sydney Rooster from November last year till now.Central Coast Roosters player selections have been getting processed since round 1 of the CCDJRL competition for the U14s & U15s Country Championship teams to play in Port Macquarie in September. Regards,Terry RuleOperations ManagerCentral Coast Roosters
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SUNDAY8TH JULY 2018
LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 10.30 amOPEN GRADE Time: 11.30 am
GOSFORD KARIONG1 Billy James2 Kane Thomas3 Tom Sims4 Brennan Lacey5 Aaron Smith6 Jesse Murray7 Brennan Eather8 Jaiden Marston9 Robert Warwick10 Jayden Stanley11 Travis Mantell12 Mitch Redding13 Craig Starr
BERKELEY VALE1. Zac Hickel2. Nathyn Harris3. Jeff Fields4. Luke Staunton5. Josh Selmes6. Max Townsend7. Nathan Danks8. Liam Scott9. Matt Bailey10. Mitch Evrard11. James Weldon12. Jayden Bailey13. Dean RawsonJeff Attenborough, Chris BradyCorey Allard, Harrison BondWaylon Van BeverenSam Oakes, Luke RobinsonBrook SheehanCoach: Dean RawsonAssistant Coach: Chris BradyManagers: Glen Mensa/ Mick Brady
WYONG1. Kane Ralph2. Christopher Brown3. Benjamin Morsillo4. William Coughlan5. Joshua Liddle6. Matthew Ross7. Michael Smith8. Lachlan Natapu9. Paneere Kaaka10. Michael Stewart11. Matthew Pouhila12. Jeremy Tunks13. Braydon BinnieCoach: Michael Stewart
WYONG1 Jake Trindall2 Kye Martin3 Marco Tetevano4 Nick O’Meley5 Mitchell Nakhoul6 Daniel Langbridge7 Brad Keighran8 Nick Lynn9 Alex Langbridge10 Wyatt Shaw11 Jye Montgomery12 Jarrod Kessler13 Brock MolanCoach: Anthony Clarke
TIME: 2.30 pm
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PLAYERS PROFILE
NICKNAME: Glanny JUNIOR CLUB: Wyong Junior RoosFAVOURITE POSITION: Fullback / HalfbackREP HONOURS: Newcastle Knights 2018 Tarsha Gale SquadBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Sarah DimechMOST ANNOYING TEAM MATE: Joeli MorrisNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: Newcastle KnightsFAVOURITE FOOD: Nachos & Pizza FAVOURITE DRINK: Thickshake
PLAYERS PROFILE Olivia GlanvilleRoos
Roos News Wyong travelled to Woy Woy Oval for the Round 12 fixtures against the Roosters. The Open Age went down to the wire with the home team snatching a last minute victory, whilst the green and gold were comfortable winners in the other matches. Ladies League Tag – Sponsored by Dovmac Mining & Construction Wyong 16 – Woy Woy 0The Roos dominated field position from the outset. Woy Woy fought hard to make ground but a combination of handling errors from the home team and committed defence from the visitors confined the Roosters to their own territory for much of the first period. Joeli Morris scored a remarkable individual try in the 7th minute, twisting, turning and stepping her way through many attempted tags on a 30m run to the line. Olivia Glanville converted to give Wyong a 6-0 lead. Although the Roos camped themselves in Woy Woy real estate, they found it very difficult to break down the home team’s defence. The visitors did not score again until the 22nd minute. Sarah Dimech made a clean break on halfway and sprinted into the backfield. Joeli loomed on the inside as the fullback converged and once the pass was delivered it then became a footrace to the line. Joeli was too quick. Tanaya Millar converted and Wyong led 12-0 at the break. The Roosters had more success in the second half, at one point forcing Wyong to defend five consecutive sets inside the green and gold 20m line. The Roos defended their way out of trouble. Sarah grabbed the ball at first receiver in the 37th minute, dummied and accelerated to the posts as the defence moved past the ball. The Roosters are on the rise and were particularly well served in his match by Ashlee Pauletto. Unforced errors in possession remains an issue for Wyong. The Players’ Player Award went to Joeli and the Coach’s Award to Sarah.Under 19’s – Sponsored by Fill & Carry Fruit Market at Kanwal Village. Wyong 54 – Woy Woy 1The visitors led 24-0 at halftime and had played some energetic and highly skilled football in reaching that scoreline. Tomi Kaati (8th min), Harry Edwards (17th min), Brad Falzon (22nd min) and Luke Cain (31st min) each touched down for the Roos. Jai Hupton advanced Wyong to the opposition 30m line with a big free kick in the first minute of the second stanza. The visitors were within striking distance. Eventually the ball came to Hupton and he stepped four times off his right foot to tear apart the defence and dive over. The next posses-sion set, Sam Grose split the home team from acting half and put Luke Cain away to score his second of the morning. Ray Kaifa laid a platform with a strong charge in the 17th minute. The Roos spread the ball left. Cain put Kaati on the outside of his marker. Kaati offloaded to an unmarked Codie Hansen for the winger to score. Kaati cut through in the 27th minute and raced into the backfield before giving Sam Grose an unimpeded run to the line. Kaati then split the defence from the restart drew the fullback and offloaded for Kye Leaudais to score. The Roos were more composed in this match than the previous fixture against Terrigal and were better able to utilise their many attacking weapons. The Roosters faded in and out of this game but were still in there swinging at the end. Kaati was Players’ Player and Grose the No Coward Award winner. Open Age – Sponsored by Citrus Clean Central Coast Woy Woy 26 - Wyong 24Prior to kick off a pandemic of tackling amnesia had swept through both teams and infected all but a few players. The visitors scored first in the 6th minute. After pressuring the home team in Woy Woy territory, the Roos went right for Billy Coughlan to reach out one handed and plant the ball. Wyong doubled up in the 9th minute. The Roosters lost possession on the Roos 20m line. Chris Brown swooped and raced 80m to score. Pan Kaaka converted both tries to give the green and gold a 12-0 lead. Orisi Ranavue brushed past some ineffec-tive tacklers in the 13th minute to open the home team’s scoring, then doubled up himself in the 18th minute, chasing down a late tackle kick. Ben Webber converted both tries to level the scoreline. Beau Bovis strolled through some non-existent Roos defence in the 24th minute to crash over and with Webber kicking a penalty goal right on halftime, the home team took an 18-12 lead into the break. Wyong started the second half playing quicker and more direct. The change bore fruit. Kane Ralph scored a converted try in the 42nd minute and Kaaka kicked a penalty goal in the 47th minute for the Roos to reclaim the lead 20-18. Webber goaled in the 50th minute to level the scores once again, but when Ralph crossed for his second in the 58th minute, the 24-20 lead looked as though it might be enough. The Roosters engineered one last opportunity in the 66th minute, and again it was Beau Bovis pushing his way through despite plenty of Wyong players being in position to stop him. Webber converted for the final scoreline. Lachlan Natapu was voted Players’ Player. The No Coward Award went to Zac Ryan.Reserve Grade – Sponsored by Optus Lakehaven Wyong 26 – Woy Woy 10The Roos led 12-4 at halftime. Roosters five eighth, Ernie McGillicuddy, strolled through the Wyong defence in the 52nd minute and with the conversion, it was game on at 12-10. The result hinged on which team had the greater desire over the final 15 minutes. Woy Woy wilted. Tamu Mausii poked his nose through a half hole in the 57th minute, spun in the tackle and offloaded to Tomi Kaati. The Roos Under 19 skipper moved laterally and passed flat to a steaming Taniela Tangulu. Big Nella was unstoppable that close to the line. Jesse Stephen converted to give the visitors some breathing space. Aaron Heaven punctured the home team defence in the 66th minute and found fresh air inside the opposition half. Heaven passed to Jake Scicluna who then released Bryce Burgun down the paint. Stephen missed the conversion, but the Woy Woy coffin had been nailed shut. Scicluna wrestled his way over in the 68th minute to complete the scoring. The Roosters have some credentials in this grade but lacked the necessary steel on the day. The Wyong performance was even more creditable given the number of regulars absent from this match. Tallis Angianga received the Players’ Player gong and Mausii the No Coward Award.
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WOMEN’S TACKLE A great win by our women’srugby league team on Saturday Winning 16-0 over Stockton and are now in Grand Final of the Central Coast/Newcastle competition. The Grand Final will be played on Saturday 14th July at 12noon at Waratah Oval in Newcastle, we are looking at getting a supporter’s bus if interested please see Boof or Graham.FIRST GRADEOur home game against the sharks didn’t go to plan but unfortunately that has been the story of our season...can’t get a bounce go our way and decisions have definitely went against us at every turn. In saying that our boys are sticking together, showing up to the preso every week even after some tough loses, that’s character lads, makes me a proud oldmanager. Players player and the 3 points went to the biggest bloke onthe field Noofy the lunatic,2 points to JJ and a couple of 1 pointers to Friartuck and Croady. Great to see the ever-green Steven Lyons contributed to the carton club by spending a sneaky ten in the sheds...Laurie would have given you a spell if you needed it but the ref probably deserved a spray!!! What would have been good was a pie after the game but appar-ently the Reggie’s managers cleaned the joint out...thanks fellas.Cheers...Johno LEAGUE TAGThe girls played a very good Terrigal team, with all the skills that unfor-tunately the referees don’t pick up on. To their credit they can fend using the ball and volunteer a tag without a penalty because of their skill level, and we can be penalised for a play the ball infringement at 42 to nil. To our girls credit we keep on going and we will be there again next week.Players player went to Breah, with points to Breah, Taelah and Tahlia.
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Zen Bu Kan Kempo Karate, Tumbi Sand and Soil, Wyong Mazda, Jetty Auto Repairs, Tuggerah Lakes Glass,Outdoor Leisure Living Patios, Mouthguard Studio Erina,
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1st Grade – Sponsored by Evolution Security Wyong 44 – Woy Woy 12A run of recent good form had the Roosters liking their chances in this match. However, down 22-6 at halftime and with little working against the Roos fast moving and well or-ganised defence, it was pretty much game over at the break. Alex and Daniel Langbridge combined in the 43rd minute to release Kye Martin into the backfield and the Wyong left centre did the rest. Martin made a long break in the 48th minute which ended with a trip to the sin bin for one Woy Woy defender. Jarrod Kessler scored soon after the restart. The Roosters grabbed their second try from a crossfield kick in the 54th minute, narrowing the scoreline to 34-12 with Chris Hyde’s conversion. Luke Dolbel executed a one on one strip in the 70th minute and took off like a stabbed rat. Despite pulling a hamstring en route, the Wyong right centre found the ingoal. Kessler scored his second in the 74th minute, half vol-leying a pass from Alex Langbridge at pace then diving over. Minus many regulars those given the opportunity stepped up in this match and vindicated their selection and the faith shown by Coach Clarke. Nice rebound from a substandard effort against Terrigal. Plenty to like about this performance, not the least the professional attitude and application of Under 17 Jaron Purcell, who played many minutes and effectively completed all his tasks. Difficult to say where the Roosters go from here. Purcell was an unsurprising Players’ Player and also received the No Coward Award.
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SUNDAY8TH JULY 2018
LADIES LEAGUE TAGTime: 10.30 am
RESERVE GRADETime: 11.30 am
RefeRee: RoB BoWen • Touch JudGes: T. QuinlAn / B. dAvies
KINCUMBER1. Leah Arnesen2. Taylor Bateman3. Brooke Watson4. Kyla Tucker5. Tayla Mackay6. Ranni Jackson7. Millee Powell8. Jessica Davies9. Teagan Powell10. Aleisha Noel11. Jessica Mensforth1213. Ella Buteux14. Ebony Harris15. Cassandra Moyes19. Lou JohnstonCoach: James ArnesenManager: Lou JohnstonTrainer: Kevin MullerTrainer: Ben Kelly
KINCUMBER1. Luke Maljevac2. Ben Peters3. Brodie Cooper4. Jackson Watson5. Jaxon Stubbs6. Mitch Clark7. Josh French8. Al Rozario (C)9. Karl Reeves10. Tyler Durbidge11. Kayde Donkin12. Matt Stone13. Anthony BarbaroEl Rozario, Jack PetersCooper Bosden, Harrison JacksonMatt Pescod, Bruce TerareBen Wenzel, Dylan O’MalleyCoach: Troy BosdenManager: Jimmy SingletonTrainer: Rob DurbidgeTrainer: Frank GreenTrainer: James Methven
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Warriors News A special mention must go to our major sponsor the Doylo. Don’t forget our after match presentation each week in the Smokehouse. As well keep our sponsor’s day on Sunday 22nd July versus Ourim-bah free. This day will be photo day too. We are also having our 10 year 2nd grade winning Warriors team reunion/ anniversary on this day. What a huge day. Please spread the word to all Warriors/ Maul-ers players. We’d love to see you there.Ladies Report:The girls fought hard against the high flying Eagles. With only 1 re-serve the girls battled hard till the end going down by 22 points to 8. The girls never gave in. Thank you Kerry S for doing the club raffles at the bowlo by yourself last Saturday. It is very much appreciated. Best players were Bree and Sam. 3rd Grade ReportGreat performance again by the thirsty thirds against the highly placed Eagles. The boys were very committed in defence and at times played over their fancied rivals. The boys went down with their heads high by 20 points to 10. It is do or die time for the boys so let’s band together and make it happen. A well deserved bye this week will see the boys refresh and make a charge in the back end of the second round.2nd Grade ReportThe Warriors reserve grade are slowly building into a formidable squad. The boys came out with great commitment right from the first whistle and took control of the game early into the first half racing in a couple of quality tries. The boys effort and attitude were never in question and they went on with the job in the second half running out convincing winners by 40 points to 12. Welcome back to Wrighty and Zak who played strongly for their first game with the Warriors in 2018. Kiwi, Burns and Wrighty were very strong for the Warriors. Keep the roll going Boys.
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NICKNAME: Moey JUNIOR CLUB: Northern Lakes WarriorsFAVOURITE FOOTBALL POSITION: Front RowREP HONOURS: NilBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Paddy MurphyMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Ryan BruceNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: Bull DogsFAVOURITE FOOD: Bake Dinner FAVOURITE DRINK: CC.
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Colts News Mixed Day for the Colts in Round 12 at Mackillop last week with our top grades going down narrowly and our 19’s and Tag sides recording nice wins. 1st Grade and Reserves with 10 players out injured stretched our resources a bit but still were in positions to win and while 1st grade will love the Bye the Reserves have a tough encounter with a strengthened Northlakes at Doylo. The Tag girls also have a must win game if they want to compete at the semis and should be full of confidence after a nice win last start.Sydney Markets Reserve GradeThe Sydney Markets Limited 2nd Grade side had a tough day at the office with our depth tested. Multiple injuries and a host of new players helping out wasn’t enough to get us over the line. It seemed like a game of touch football at one point with over 50 points being scored in the 1st half.(3) points went to Tyler Durbidge who topped the tackle count (again) and never stopped trying all day, massive minutes and a great effort.(2) points went to Karl Reeves who week in & week out keeps playing above his weight and never stops. (1) point went to Luke Maljovic who tried every trick in the book to spark the side but to know avail. Players Player went to Ben Wenzel who turns up every week, trains his heart out, never complains about the amount of minutes he gets & just goes about his business. Massive thankyou to him for being a great team man. Off to Northern Lakes were it will be another tough day. Sidelines Sports & Grill Under 19’sGreat to see the boys back playing the type of footy that can have us playing in the big games at the end of the season.Completions were back to a respectful 75% and only giving away 6 pen-alties to our opposition was the complete opposite to the performances we have been putting in the last couple of games.Great games by everyone but points this week went to Fletcher Watson 1 Point, 2 Points to Tyler Park and 3 Points to Finn Mitchell. Players Player went to Jesse Byrne
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ABBRC, Bendigo Bank,Harvey Norman, MKD Stainless, Mark Dixon Plumbing,
Golf & Leisure Getaways, Treads Tyre Power, RGH Consulting, Cape Three Points Electrical, Kincumber Sand & Soil,
Creightons Funeral Service, Coastal Tiles, Davistown RSL, G & S Prestige, 808 Excavations, Scott McFadden Painting.
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SUNDAY8TH JULY 2018
LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 9.00 amOPEN GRADE 11.30 am
RESERVE GRADE Time: 1.00 pm
Ref: f. ceRnoy • TJ: m. BRoWn / n. BARTon
Ref: p. Allen • TJ: f. ceRnoy / d. Russell
WOY WOY 1. Ellie Hipwell3. Shay Bugelli4. Jenna Evans5. Darice Sarson6. Jasmine Wolfe7. Rhiannon Hall8. Astrid Brannigan9. Renee Jackson10. Tahren Van Laar11. Tahlia Best12. Mackenzie Sivyer13. Bianca Davis15. Taylah Woodbridge17. Ashlee Pauletto18. Sarah WalkerCoach: Scott MarkhamAss/Coach: Robert WolfeManager: Rachael HarringtonTrainer: Steve Sarayeldin
WOY WOY 1. Nathan Richter2. Mitch Davidson3. Terrence Wilkinson4. Nathan Bawden5. Jake Williams6. Ernie McGillicuddy7. Jay Kissick8. Jesse Jackson9. Daniel Payne10. Kurt Holloway11. Trent Grace12. Zane Ricki13. TBACoach: Mick BovisAss: Clint IsraelManager: Brendan Marks
OURIMBAH1. Elle Dark 2. Ella Woodhouse3. Ava Young 4. Renee Schmidt (C)5. Paige Dean 6. Sophie Dryden 7. Aliyah Rodominski 8. Grace Hay 9. Ella McCabe10. Renae Jackson 11. Emily Bachan 12. Maddison Lack 13.Emma BarlowEmma Burdack Cassandra WhiteEllie RichardsonSammi YoungSam McEvoy Chloe RichardsCoach: Ricky SchmidtManager: Chelsea YoungTrainers - Ben Schmidt & Warren MatthewsBall Boys- Luke Schmidt & Travis Jackson.
OURIMBAH1. Ethan Williams2. Joshua Finney 3. Brayden Habkouk 4. Aiden Everson5. Ryan Hay 6. Josh Elvins 7. James Croot 8. Ryan McGrath 9. Damien Takarua 10. Sam Stewart (c) 11. Nat Watts 12. Blake Cooper (c) 13. Wes Black Coach: Warren HillierManager: Warren MatthewsTrainer: Mick Batton
UNDER 19s Time: 10.00 am
FIRST GRADE
RefeRee:ToBi holdeR
Touch JudGes:pAT Allen
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WOY WOY Kyle Mclean 1
Jimmy Fawcett 2 Matt Jones 3 Toby Marks 4
Guy Pearson 5 Scott Gowans 6 Blake Mattei 7
Tom Reid 8 Chris Hyde 9
Jake Shearer 10 Rhys Ryan 11
Brodie Finnigan 12 Justin McDermott 13
Jake Alipate 14 Campbell Sheppard 15
Brett Sonter 20 Ernie McGillicuddy 17
Head Coach: Mack FawcettAssistant coach: Adrian Jones
Head Trainer: Shane TurnerManager: Chris James
OURIMBAH1 Alister Beale 2 Chris Morgan 3 Alex Pohla 4 Ben Ma’u 5 Brandon Currie 6 Max Jolley 7 Darcy Etrich (c)8 Joel Hulett9 Jye Newton10 Grant Wooden11 Matt Fisk 12 Corey Bayley13 Josh Foley Head Coach: Marc MatthewsAssistant: Aaron McLeanFootball Manager: Junior JohnsonManager: Warren MatthewsTrainers: Ryan Montgomery & Harry MatthewsRubber: Ron MooreStrapper: Johnny Smith
TIME: 2.30 pm
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WOY WOY 1. TBA2. Mitch Gale3. Saxon Wollenhaupt4. Mikey Kirwan5. Daniel Taylor6. Daniel MacLean7. Darbee Williams8. Jake Wadey9. Mitch Wilson10. Tamani McIness-Cama11. Jake Wadey12. Bailey Coombes13. Jed Sylvester14. Pat Thompson15. Mitch Richardson16. Peter Slattery22. Miguel Acevedo-Moreno
OURIMBAH1. Matthew Florido 2. Logan Dorrat Mavin 3. Josh Pine 4. Kyle Young 5. Blake Kelly 6. Logan Davids 7. Josh Smith ( c ) 8. Wil Hudson ( c ) 9. Zac Starkey 10. Riley Moss 11. Aoidhan Gaughran 12. Ryan Bender 13. Graham Porter Jayden BurrastonEden Longford Ben Ma’u Brayden HabkoukLogan Campbell Coach: Ben StarkeyAsst: Michael WoodhouseManager: Fletcher StarkeyTrainers: Matt Smith
RefeRee: d. Russell • TJ: f. ceRnoy / m. BRoWn
WOY WOY 1. Wade Hynes2. Michael Quirk3. Simon Nipsalla4. Adam Mears5. Billy James6. Brandon Edwards7. Tim Bovis8. James Hickey9. Ben Webber10. Beau Bovis11. Andrew Trinder12. Josh Pitscheider13. Orisi Ranavue
ST EDWARDS1. Jake Durbidge (c)2. Josh Sweeney3. Lachlan Hodge4. Jake Holwill5. Dale Wilson6. Ben Fenning7. Dave Thom8. Steve Binns9. Sam GIbbs10. Chris Holliday (c)11. Jono Clarke12. Tim Boyd13. Kurtis RogersCoach: Mark ChurcherManager: Marty AustinTrainers: Pat Gibbs & Mick Thom
Ref: h. douGhTy • TJ: T. holdeR / n. BARTon
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NICKNAME: Chicken Little JUNIOR CLUB: Ourimbah Magpies FAVOURITE POSITION: Hooker REP HONOURS: N/A BEST PLAYER YOU’VE FACED: Tayla Mackay MOST ANNOYING TEAM MATE: Ella McCabe NRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: West Tigers FAVOURITE FOOD: Mexican FAVOURITE DRINK: Fanta
PLAYERS PROFILE Ella WoodhouseMagpies
Magpies News Today our club would like to extend a big welcome to all our loyal supporters, sponsors & everyone who enjoys rugby league to the beautiful Bill Sohier Park where we play the Woy Woy Roosters in our round 13 clash and we as a club are looking forward to this challenge in all grades, in first grade today we will be playing for the John Carroll Cup as both clubs pay respect to the late John Carroll for his dedication & efforts to both clubs and the rugby league community on the Central Coast. After last weekend’s games against Kincumber we will all be looking for vastly improved & concentrated efforts in all grades, the club and players will be out to show some consistency and play some good footy in front of their home crowds, everyone has a spring in there step now and looking forward to the challenge of playing this weekend. The Ourimbah Wyoming Magpies are pleased to announce the following events listed below;· Golf Day on Friday 3rd August @ Royal Wyong Golf Club, bookings essential & filling fast contact Shell Robinson (0423 002 270).· Sportsman’s Luncheon on Friday 17th August @ Tall Timbers Hotel, a huge line up of guest speakers including James Maloney, Jamie Pittman, Noel Crusher Cleal & Johnny Lewis, special guest Eloise Sohier from Foxsports & Michael Beuttner our MC’s for the evening, Tickets $120 each or tables of 8 for $800 & can be purchased from either Mick Trembath 0408 863 663, Shell Robertson 0423 002 270 or Glenn Pudsey 0408 437 988. Tickets include pre dinner drinks & finger food, mingling with our special guests, a main sit down meal & drinks package, guest speakers & auction of memorabilia.
Applications For Coaches & Support Staff for 2019The Ourimbah Wyoming RLFC are seeking applications for coaches,
football manager & managers, strappers, first aiders, trainers & support staff for our first grade, second grade, under 19’s & ladies league tag sides in 2019, please forward all applications
including your resume, remuneration & any special conditions to our clubs
email [email protected] or post to PO Box 27 Ourimbah NSW 2258 attention The President.
BJ Howes Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven First Grade Team Report – The Our-imbah Magpies 1st grade side bounced back to form despite a tough opposition and 38% possession. Although racked with injury and late withdrawals the Maggies battled against an horrific penalty count and a first half sin binning to come over the top of the Colts.The Magpies appreciate the comments from supporters / and coaching staff from both teams , who had paid entry into the game , the majority left clueless . A blight on an otherwise close contest.That said , it is important to focus on the positives to come out of the match , played between the 34 warriors . Darcy Etrich was at his piercing best , Fisky cover tackle after playing 80 minutes saved the game , Ali Beale uncatchable bombs along with Josh Foley created havoc. Jye Newton is getting better having now played 2 games back to back & congratulations to Ben Mau on his debut with some great touches .The boys look forward to our 4th home game of the year today , against the Woy Woy Roosters who are playing well. To our loyal supporters we appreciate those who travelled last weekend and played a part in us scrambling in the dying minutes .Welcome to Woy Woy who up until last weekend have been one of the form sides of the competition . It’s a week to week proposition for all sides other than the two heavyweights , giving some real interest in the battle for semi-finals.Duncan Excavations Reserve Grade Team Report - The Ourimbah Magpies 2nd grade side game was a tryathon in the first half with Ourimbah taking a small lead 28-26 at half time. The second half saw Ourimbah remember some of their de-fensive responsibilities and they ran out winners 40-30. Points this week went to Jayden Paulley, Ethan Williams and Damian Takarua with Damo taking out players player.Anytime Fitness Wyoming Ladies League Tag Team Report - The Ourimbah Mag-pies Ladies team tried hard on Sunday without a lot of reward. It was a tough week with weather and not being able to train. Let’s hope the weather is better this week and we can get a couple of good sessions in.Everyone is welcome to attend our after match presentations to be held at the Tall Timbers Hotel @ Ourimbah from 5pm with refreshments and excellent meals avail-able, so please bring your families and all kids are more than welcome to attend. Ourimbah Wyoming RLFC would like to thank our business partners for
season 2018 and encourage all our supporters to use our sponsors services where possible:
Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven, Tall Timbers Hotel, Kylee Jones One Agency Wyoming, Singo’s Meats, KFC Wyoming,
Peninsula Denture Centre Umina, Mass Nutrition West Gosford, Lisarow Self Storage, Ginger Joe & Coast Sports Medical Supplies.
Roosters News Woy Woy RLFC Round 12 Report / Round 13 Program: Round 13 see’s the Roosters hosted by Ourimbah at Sohier Park today. Thanks to all our supporters who headed across to the footy today and to the Ourimbah Club for hosting us.Last Sunday was a hard one for the club as a whole taking on Wyong with only the Open Age team getting a win.All grades showed a lot of spirit and are well prepared and eager to go today.
The B&J Asphalting Ladies League Tag team took on Wyong, with a much-improved effort all round. The first half we had to defend for a majority of the half and it was a great effort to only be behind 12-0 at the break. In the second half the girls had a lot more ball and had the opposition under pressure for long periods of play. In the end it was just our execution that let us down and Wyong took the points winning 16-0.Great effort by all the girls. The points went 3 and Players Player to Sarah Walker, 2 to Ellie Hipwell Renee Jackson got 1 point.The Phil’s Car Repairs Under 19’s boys went into the game lacking numbers, but every player had a dig and didn’t let their mates down.Wyong were too good on the day and will be hard to beat for the premiership this year.Woy Woy Leagues Open Age got away with a tight win 26-24 over the Roos who were 2 points ahead on the table The Bovis brothers both strong games as did Orisi.Beau and Orisi both crossed for 2 tries a piece and Ben Webber kicked 5 goals.
The S&M Contracting 2nd Grade up against the competition leaders were beaten by a better team on the day. Great to see Zane Rickit back on the paddock, Zane picked up one try as did the ever consistent Ernie McGillicuddy with Jake Williams plotting one goal.
The Versatile Homes 1st grade team took on an understrength Wyong Roos outfit that were not to be taken lightly! As it has been for the previous 2 months, the at-titude amongst the boys was top shelf before the game, however that all went out the window when Jake Shearer decided to carry the ball back into the change rooms from the kick off!The boys uncharacteristically could not defend their line and within 1min the Roos had crossed for a 6 nil lead. The going got tough as we were ill disciplined and before you knew it, Wyong had thrown 10 points up on the board.The troops managed to keep their composure and get back into the grind. Rotund Tom Reid, the real deal, the sex factor, grasped onto a nice ball from Justin Muscles McDermott from 30m out and only had eyes for the try line as he pinned his hairy ears back and rolled over for a try.After a dicey start, we had got back on track, 10-6. We didn’t stay on the track for long as young Campbell looked more like a jester as he juggled the ball from the kick off and ultimately spilt his lollies. Then it got ugly.We could not sustain any decent amount of possession to build some momentum and get good consistent field position. Some ordinary tries saw the Wyong take a 22-6 lead into the sheds. Positivity was all the rage in the sheds at oranges and the boys were still relatively upbeat considering the previous 40mins.It didn’t do much good, the boys from up north had scored again within 5mins.A great finish from Ernie McGillicuddy saw the Roosters cross over again, but when it’s not your day it’s just not your day and Wyong were not to be denied.Full credit to Wyong, they were flying out of the line all day with Usain Bolt like line speed and played a simple but effective game of footy.I’m sure the Roosters will pick themselves up off the canvas and turn in a beaut per-formance today vs the Maggies. My points went 3 to Chris Hyde, 2 to Kyle McLean and 1 to Justin McDermott.Report filed by grandstand cadet reporter – M.FawcettUp the Roosters
At the Foo t y. . . . .At the Foo t y. . . . .
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ROUND 1 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS8th April Erina - Bye 8th April Wyong 40 V Woy Woy 10 Morry Breen Oval8th April Ourimbah 24 V Kincumber 44 Bill Sohier Park8th April Toukley 14 V The Entrance 30 Darren Kennedy Oval8th April Terrigal 20 V Berkeley Vale 0 Duffys Road Oval
ROUND 2 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS14th April Woy Woy - Bye 14th April Toukley 10 V Wyong 12 Darren Kennedy Oval15th April Kincumber 12 V Terrigal 22 MacKillop Oval15th April Ourimbah 52 V Erina 6 Bill Sohier Park15th April Berk. Vale 4 V The Entrance 30 Berkeley Vale Oval
ROUND 3 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS21st April Kincumber - Bye21st April Wyong 32 Berkeley Vale 10 Berkele Vale Oval22nd April The Entrance 34 Terrigal 14 Edsacc Oval22nd April Toukley 18 Erina 6 Darren Kennedy Oval22nd April Ourimbah 22 Woy Woy 14 Woy Woy Oval
ROUND 4 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS28th April Toukley - Bye29th April Erina 22 Berkeley Vale 8 Berkeley Vale29th April Wyong 46 Terrigal 4 Duffys Road Oval29th April The Entrance 32 Ourimbah 22 Edsacc Oval29th April Kincumber 30 Woy Woy 22 Mackillop Oval
ROUND 5 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS6th May Berkeley Vale - Bye6th May Ourimbah 18 Terrigal 14 Duffys Road oval6th May Toukley 34 Kincumber 0 Darren Kennedy Oval6th May Woy Woy 24 Erina 4 Woy Woy Oval6th May Wyong 36 The Entrance 6 Morry Breen OvaL
ROUND 6 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS13th May Ourimbah - Bye13th May The Entrance 26 Woy Woy 20 Edsacc Oval13th May Wyong 22 Erina 18 Erina Oval13th May Toukley 20 Terrigal 20 Darren Kennedy Oval13th May Kincumber 14 Berkeley Vale 8 Mackillop Oval
ROUND 7 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS20th May Terrigal - Bye20th May Woy Woy 20 Toukley 10 Woy Woy Oval20th May The Entrance 32 Erina 4 Edsacc Oval20th May Kincumber 12 Wyong 10 Mackillop Oval20th May Berkeley Vale 38 Ourimbah 12 Berkeley Vale Oval ROUND 8 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS20th May The Entrance - Bye27th May Woy Woy 16 Terrigal 4 Duffys Road27th May Erina 18 Kincumber 18 Erina Oval27th May Toukley 18 Berkeley Vale 6 Darren Kennedy Oval27th May Wyong 62 Ourimbah 6 Morry Breen Oval
ROUND 9 Games to be played on 29th July.3rd June Erina V Terrigal Erina Oval3rd June The Entrance V Kincumber Edsacc Oval3rd June Berkeley Vale V Woy Woy Berkeley Vale Oval3rd June Ourimbah V Toukley Bill Sohier Park (Wyong and Northern Lakes games were played as they played on Saturday)
10TH JUNE - Washed our due to wet weather.ROUND 10 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS16th June Woy Woy - Bye16th June Terrigal 16 Kincumber 10 Duffys Road16th June Erina 24 Ourimbah 8 Erina Oval16th June The Entrance 50 Berkeley Vale 12 Edsacc Oval16th June Wyong 30 Toukley 4 Morry Breen Oval
ROUND 11 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS24th June Toukley - Bye24th June Woy Woy 22 Kincumber 14 Woy Woy Oval 24th June Erina 18 Bekeley Vale 10 Erina Oval24th June Wyong 26 Terrigal 16 Morry Breen Oval24th June Ourimbah 26 The Entrance 36 Bill Sohier Paker
DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM VENUE
ROUND 12 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS1st July Erina - Bye 1st July Woy Woy 12 V Wyong 44 Woy Woy Oval1st July Kincumber 18 V Ourimbah 22 MacKillop Oval1st July The Entrance 24 V Toukley 12 Edsacc Park1st July Berk. Vale 10 V Terrigal 24 Berkeley Vale Oval
ROUND 13 8th July Wyong V Berkeley Vale Morry Breen Oval8th July Bye V Kincumber Doylo Sporting Fields8th July Terrigal V The Entrance Duffys Road Oval8th July Erina V Toukley Erina Oval8th July Ourimbah V Woy Woy Bill Sohier Park
ROUND 1415th July Berkeley Vale V Bye Berkeley Vale Oval15th July Ourimbah V Terrigal Bill Sohier Park15th July Kincumber V Toukley MacKillop Oval15th July Erina V Woy Woy Erina Oval15th July The Entrance V Wyong Edsacc Oval
ROUND 1522nd July Bye V Ourimbah Doylo Sporting Fields22nd July Woy Woy V The Entrance Woy Woy Oval22nd July Wyong V Erina Morry Breen Oval22nd July Terrigal V Toukley Duffys Road Oval22nd July Berkeley Vale V Kincumber Berkeley Vale Oval
29TH JULY WASHOUT ROUND 9 TO BE PLAYED
ROUND 165th August Toukley V Woy Woy Darren Kennedy Oval5th August Erina V The Entrance Erina Oval5th August Wyong V Kincumber Morry Breen Oval5th August Bye V Terrigal Doylo Sporting Fields5th August Ourimbah V Berkeley Vale Bill Sohier Park
ROUND 1712th August The Entrance V Bye Edsacc Oval12th August Woy Woy V Terrigal Woy Woy Oval12th August Kincumber V Erina MacKillop Oval12th August Berkeley Vale V Toukley Berkeley Vale Oval12th August Ourimbah V Wyong Bill Sohier Park
ROUND 1819th August Terrigal V Erina Duffys Road Oval19th August Kincumber V The Entrance MacKillop Oval19th August Woy Woy V Berkeley Vale Woy Woy Oval19th August Toukley V Ourimbah Darren Kennedy Oval19th August Bye V Wyong Doylo Sporting Fields
CENTRAL COAST DIVISION TOOHEYS FINAL SERIES
Sat 25th AUGUSTELIMINATION SEMI FINAL @ Bill Sohier Park
26th AUGUSTQUALIFIYING SEMI FINAL @ Berkeley Vale Oval
Sat 1st SEPTEMBERMINOR SEMI FINAL @ Erina Oval
2nd SEPTEMBERMAJOR SEMI FINAL @ Darren Kennedy Oval
9th SEPTEMBERFINAL @ Morry Breen Oval
16th SEPTEMBERGRAND FINAL @ TBA
Final Series Venues are subject to change depending upon Council requirements.
TOOHEYS CENTRAL COAST DIVISION 2018 DRAW
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