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The Horan-Little Shield Record

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Hey if any team were to win it i would like it to be the Rams, last place and little to show for the season, it would highlight the beauty of the Horan-Little Shield, in that every match has it on the line.
 

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Rocky Elsom (76)
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Brisbane City defeat Greater Sydney Rams by 71 - 24 to retain the Shield for the Summer.

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Brisbane City 71 defeated Greater Sydney Rams 24 at Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane on 17 October 2015
Brisbane City 71 (A. Korczyk, S. Kerevi, J. Laloifi (3), A. Gibbon (2), K. Hunt, M. Sorovi, M. Tela tries; J. McIntyre (7) conv)
Greater Sydney Rams 24 (K. Meafua, J. Hayes tries, Penalty Try; D. Roos (3) conv)


At the end of 2015, the annotation on the mini Shield could read:
2015
Melbourne Rising - 1
Brisbane City - 6
 

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Steve Williams (59)
The way the season panned out (with Melbourne's name already carved on there and Brisbane winning in Rd 9), there's only a minor difference if they go with the "end of year only" thing. - No club would be omitted

But, for the future, it would still defeat the purpose of being a "Challenge Trophy" if winning challengers weren't acknowledged.

At the end of 2015, the annotation on the mini Shield could read:
Good stuff, but the count should be # matches as holder instead of #matches won, IMO.
i.e.

2015
Melbourne Rising - 2
Brisbane City - 5


This is the method used by the NZRU for the Ranfurly. The difference is nominal but it shows a fuller record.

F'rinstance, at the start of the season Melbourne were presented with the Shield. They were the holders. If they'd lost in Round 1 they should've still been recorded as holders (as opposed to being omitted as winners or having zero wins next to their name).

The other thing is that the number of matches, whilst recorded, don't need to be engraved. Team and year/s is sufficient. In the same way that Grand Final scores are a part of the record but typically aren't engraved on premiership trophies. Ain't needed.
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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Brisbane City defeat Western Sydney Rams by 44- 36 to kick off the Season 2016 Shield challenges.

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Brisbane City 44 defeated Western Sydney Rams 36 at Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane on 3 September 2016
Brisbane City 44 (A. Gibbon, L. Tui, S. Talakai, L. Houston, M. Felsman, M. Felsman tries; J. McIntyre (3), M. Felsman conv)
Western Sydney Rams 36 (B. Paenga-Amosa, S. Gale, L. Smart, T. Viiga, T. Kei tries; P. Asquith (3) conv)
 

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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Canberra Vikings defeated Brisbane City by 52 - 20 to send the Shield south.

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Brisbane City 20 defeated by Canberra Vikings 52 at Ballymore Stadium, Brisbane on 11 September 2016
Brisbane City 20 (I. Naisarani, N. Frisby, C. Kuridranitries; J. McIntyre conv)
Canberra Vikings 52 (R. Abel (2), OJ. Noa, A. Robinson, J. Butler, S. Carter, H. Speight tries; I. Thompson (3), H. Speight, N. Jooste conv)

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Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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Canberra Vikings 22 defeated Western Sydney Rams by 16 in their first defence to retain the Shield.

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Canberra Vikings 22 defeated Western Sydney Rams by 16 at Viking Park, Canberra on 18 September 2016
Canberra Vikings 22 (L. Taliauli, S. Taula, C. McInerney tries; N. Jooste (2) conv)
Western Sydney Rams 16 (A. Latunipulu, S. Toleafoa tries; P. Asquith (2) conv)
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Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
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Melbourne Rising defeated Canberra Vikings by 60 - 44 to send the Shield further south.

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Canberra Vikings 44 defeated by Melbourne Rising 60 at Viking Park, Canberra on 25 September 2016
Melbourne Rising 60 (T. English (3), S. Jeffries, J. Debreczeni, L. Johansson (2), A. Toolis, S. Tuipulotu tries; J. Debreczeni (3) cons)
Canberra Vikings 44 (J. Mann-Rea (3), T. Staniforth, S. Carter, I. Thompson tries; I. Thompson (4) cons)
 

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Geoff Shaw (53)
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Western Sydney Rams defeat Melbourne Rising to send the Shield north again.

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Western Sydney Rams 68 defeat Melbourne Rising 30 at Ashwood Reserve, Melbourne on 2 October 2016.

Western Sydney Rams 68 (Viiga (3) 9', 40', 67', Sopoaga 19', Asquith 30', Walton 33' , Lolohea 45', Nikoro 62', , Taupou 79', Asquith 7 cons)
Melbourne Rising 30 (Tuipulotu (2) 41', 50', Snowden 16', Leafa 22', Debreczei 3 cons)

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