Central Coast Rugby Union 2011
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AngrySeahorse
Peter Sullivan (51)
The ARU decide to put another boot into Rugby in NSW Country.
http://www.portprint.com.au/rugbynew.../pageflip.html
Go to page 5 & see under title "Australian Rugby Union muscle flex disadvantages Country boys representative opportunities".
I have this posted under my Newcastle comp thread but I was wondering what CC folk thought about this. I'm going to try and have a chat with a dev. officer (my former coach) who is involved in the dev. of the CC, Hunter & upper hunter areas on what he thinks.
http://www.portprint.com.au/rugbynew.../pageflip.html
Go to page 5 & see under title "Australian Rugby Union muscle flex disadvantages Country boys representative opportunities".
I have this posted under my Newcastle comp thread but I was wondering what CC folk thought about this. I'm going to try and have a chat with a dev. officer (my former coach) who is involved in the dev. of the CC, Hunter & upper hunter areas on what he thinks.
AngrySeahorse
Peter Sullivan (51)
The thread may have a hard time working, if thats the case go to http://www.nhru.com.au/ webpage & click on the "Rugby News" paper (has a guy covered in mud on the cover). The article is on page 5.
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Dick Tooth (41)
Typical ARU / NSWRU "development" attitudes. While they sit in their ivory towers in Sydney the grassroots of the game whither on the vine. People wonder why I refuse to support the Waratahs? They should just rename them (Eastern) Sydney now and get it over and done with as they don't represent the rest of NSW.
Gooch
Fred Wood (13)
Yeah, last week called off for the weather, but I received an SMS from 1st grade coach saying games on for tomorrow. Don't know that it will still go ahead when they look at it in the morn.
That article sounds ridiculous Seahorse. Having played for country as a youngster, that carnival is a great opportunity for young players to pit themselves against the best of the best in their age group. Why would the ARU want to have fewer player exposed to a higher level of rugby. Doesn't make sense to me, then again alot of the decisions the smart people make about our game don't.
That article sounds ridiculous Seahorse. Having played for country as a youngster, that carnival is a great opportunity for young players to pit themselves against the best of the best in their age group. Why would the ARU want to have fewer player exposed to a higher level of rugby. Doesn't make sense to me, then again alot of the decisions the smart people make about our game don't.
Gooch
Fred Wood (13)
Just needed a change. Love the show, so I might bring Seth Bullock in or even Wild Bill
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Dick Tooth (41)
A mate put me onto it a month or so ago and I find it interesting, especially the portrayal of Calamity Jane.
Interesting on the podcast that Matt Hodgson said he may come back to finish his career with Avoca as his mate is currently coaching the thirsties. Is his brother still coaching colts?
Interesting on the podcast that Matt Hodgson said he may come back to finish his career with Avoca as his mate is currently coaching the thirsties. Is his brother still coaching colts?
AngrySeahorse
Peter Sullivan (51)
Sums up exactly how I feel. Although feeling pretty good right now having watched the Saders v Force, great game.
Well in terms of the article you'd have to talk to the people who create the "Rugby News" magazine here in Newcastle. They are closer to the in's and out's of rep rugby for boys/men more than I am and they havent been wrong yet. Still, I agree with you that it's right to question the source as always it never good to assume.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=35&Itemid=195
Ourimbah 17
Brett Cunningham, Matt Ropoama tries;
Anthony Eriksson 2 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Avoca Beach 16
Julian Bacigulupo try;
Matt Maloney 1 conversion, 3 penalty goals
Ourimbah caused a minor upset when they defeated the reigning Premiers Avoca Beach at Heazlett Park by 17 points to 16. As the scores indicate, it was a closely fought game throughout and both teams had their chances of victory. The win marks a great start to the season for Ourimbah who now remain undefeated and have accounted for both the Grand Finalist teams from last year in their first two games of the 2011 season.
The first half was a very dour battle. Despite the wet weather the ground was in quite good condition. Ourimbah kept the play totally in the forwards for the first 40 minutes. The forwards conducted a pick and drive format and this got them over the advantage line continuously. It was almost all Ourimbah in the first half. Avoca Beach were rarely able to get out of their own half. In fact there was only a short time when they did get into Ourimbah’s half and it was during that time that they were able to kick a penalty goal. Ourimbah did the same, and their penalty goal made the score 3 points all at the half time break. Ourimbah had the better of the first half but the score was still all square. Ourimbah had several good players. None were better than flanker Brett Marchant who was all over the paddock in defence and attack. He was well supported by prop Brett Cunningham. Cunningham was strong in the set pieces and also made his mark in general play. To Avoca Beach’s credit they defended well. Avoca tried to match Ourimbah in the forwards and probably did forget the spread the ball wide on occasions. It was a game almost totally played by the forward packs of both teams.
Avoca Beach gained control early in the second half. They were able to jump to a very handy 13 points to 3 early in the second stanza and it seemed they would continue on to victory. Their try was scored by a charge down and the general play was very close. Ourimbah got back into the match on the scoreboard when they scored a converted try to make the score 13-10 to Avoca and then scored another converted try to take the lead. Avoca Beach were best served by five-eight Justin Staben, flanker Rhys McLuckie and centre Tom Murphy. Ourimbah deserved this win and it does open up the competition this year. Avoca Beach will learn a lot from the match and they know it was a very close loss and they will come back stronger than ever. But it was to be Ourimbah’s day.
Ourimbah 17
Brett Cunningham, Matt Ropoama tries;
Anthony Eriksson 2 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Avoca Beach 16
Julian Bacigulupo try;
Matt Maloney 1 conversion, 3 penalty goals
Ourimbah caused a minor upset when they defeated the reigning Premiers Avoca Beach at Heazlett Park by 17 points to 16. As the scores indicate, it was a closely fought game throughout and both teams had their chances of victory. The win marks a great start to the season for Ourimbah who now remain undefeated and have accounted for both the Grand Finalist teams from last year in their first two games of the 2011 season.
The first half was a very dour battle. Despite the wet weather the ground was in quite good condition. Ourimbah kept the play totally in the forwards for the first 40 minutes. The forwards conducted a pick and drive format and this got them over the advantage line continuously. It was almost all Ourimbah in the first half. Avoca Beach were rarely able to get out of their own half. In fact there was only a short time when they did get into Ourimbah’s half and it was during that time that they were able to kick a penalty goal. Ourimbah did the same, and their penalty goal made the score 3 points all at the half time break. Ourimbah had the better of the first half but the score was still all square. Ourimbah had several good players. None were better than flanker Brett Marchant who was all over the paddock in defence and attack. He was well supported by prop Brett Cunningham. Cunningham was strong in the set pieces and also made his mark in general play. To Avoca Beach’s credit they defended well. Avoca tried to match Ourimbah in the forwards and probably did forget the spread the ball wide on occasions. It was a game almost totally played by the forward packs of both teams.
Avoca Beach gained control early in the second half. They were able to jump to a very handy 13 points to 3 early in the second stanza and it seemed they would continue on to victory. Their try was scored by a charge down and the general play was very close. Ourimbah got back into the match on the scoreboard when they scored a converted try to make the score 13-10 to Avoca and then scored another converted try to take the lead. Avoca Beach were best served by five-eight Justin Staben, flanker Rhys McLuckie and centre Tom Murphy. Ourimbah deserved this win and it does open up the competition this year. Avoca Beach will learn a lot from the match and they know it was a very close loss and they will come back stronger than ever. But it was to be Ourimbah’s day.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/ind...=35&Itemid=195
Northlakes 21
Sonny Moala, Brenton Law, Rohan McAuley tries;
Logan Hemopo 3 conversions
defeated
Woy Woy 7
Nick Garnett try;
Andrew McNamara 1 conversion
Northlakes gained a very creditable win over Woy Woy at Slade Park by 21 points to 7. It appears to be a relatively comfortable win but it was far from it. The scores were locked at nil all at the halftime break. Northlakes did score 3 converted tries in the second half to seal the win but two of the tries were intercepts, and one try was scored very late in the game. Woy Woy went close to scoring on several occasions and to see two 50 metre tries to the opposition when they themselves were on attack would have been heartbreaking. But Northlakes stuck in there, and with several players missing, will take a lot from the win. Best players for Northlakes were winger Rohan McAuley and centre Brenton Law, while for Woy Woy Nick Garnett had a fine game and was rewarded with a try.
Northlakes 21
Sonny Moala, Brenton Law, Rohan McAuley tries;
Logan Hemopo 3 conversions
defeated
Woy Woy 7
Nick Garnett try;
Andrew McNamara 1 conversion
Northlakes gained a very creditable win over Woy Woy at Slade Park by 21 points to 7. It appears to be a relatively comfortable win but it was far from it. The scores were locked at nil all at the halftime break. Northlakes did score 3 converted tries in the second half to seal the win but two of the tries were intercepts, and one try was scored very late in the game. Woy Woy went close to scoring on several occasions and to see two 50 metre tries to the opposition when they themselves were on attack would have been heartbreaking. But Northlakes stuck in there, and with several players missing, will take a lot from the win. Best players for Northlakes were winger Rohan McAuley and centre Brenton Law, while for Woy Woy Nick Garnett had a fine game and was rewarded with a try.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/ind...=35&Itemid=195
Terrigal 36
Denis Raft 2, Ryan Metcalfe, Steve Bright, Luke Bertram tries;
Steve Bright 3 conversions, 1 penalty goal;
Denis Raft 1 conversion
defeated
The Entrance 10
Adam Vaughan try;
Luke McLenaghan 1 conversion;
Adam Williams 1 penalty goal
Terrigal scored a comfortable win over The Entrance at The Haven Oval by 36 points to 10. It was the Terrigal backs that won the game for the home side. They dominated the backline play and The Entrance had no answer. The struggle in the forwards was much more even and if anything The Entrance pack gained the ascendancy in many of the exchanges. Terrigal were best served by flanker Dave Crawford, five-eight Damien Woods and centre Steve Bright, who posted 17 points alone for the home side.
Terrigal 36
Denis Raft 2, Ryan Metcalfe, Steve Bright, Luke Bertram tries;
Steve Bright 3 conversions, 1 penalty goal;
Denis Raft 1 conversion
defeated
The Entrance 10
Adam Vaughan try;
Luke McLenaghan 1 conversion;
Adam Williams 1 penalty goal
Terrigal scored a comfortable win over The Entrance at The Haven Oval by 36 points to 10. It was the Terrigal backs that won the game for the home side. They dominated the backline play and The Entrance had no answer. The struggle in the forwards was much more even and if anything The Entrance pack gained the ascendancy in many of the exchanges. Terrigal were best served by flanker Dave Crawford, five-eight Damien Woods and centre Steve Bright, who posted 17 points alone for the home side.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/ind...=35&Itemid=195
Kariong 33
John Malu 2, Derek Peachey 2, Ishmail Liania tries;
Scott Hanley 4 conversions
defeated
Warnervale 7
Luke Dixon try;
Jarryd Lees 1 conversion
Kariong had a good win over Warnervale at Woongarrah Oval by 33 points to 7. Kariong only led by 12 points to 7 at the halftime break but the further the game went the more dominant they became. Kariong ran in 5 tries, and it was their backline that was the difference. Best for Kariong were backs Derek Peachey and John Malu who each scored two tries apiece, while Jarryd Lees and Josh Holman were in everything for the Warnervale side.
Kariong 33
John Malu 2, Derek Peachey 2, Ishmail Liania tries;
Scott Hanley 4 conversions
defeated
Warnervale 7
Luke Dixon try;
Jarryd Lees 1 conversion
Kariong had a good win over Warnervale at Woongarrah Oval by 33 points to 7. Kariong only led by 12 points to 7 at the halftime break but the further the game went the more dominant they became. Kariong ran in 5 tries, and it was their backline that was the difference. Best for Kariong were backs Derek Peachey and John Malu who each scored two tries apiece, while Jarryd Lees and Josh Holman were in everything for the Warnervale side.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/ind...=35&Itemid=195
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Avoca Beach 11
Gosford 10
Ourimbah 9
Kariong 9
Terrigal 6
Woy Woy 5
Northlakes 4
The Entrance 2
Warnervale 2
SECOND GRADE
Avoca Beach 23 Ourimbah 0
Northlakes 33 Woy Woy 10
Kariong 33 Warnervale 15
The Entrance 13 Terrigal 12
THIRD GRADE
Ourimbah 29 Avoca Beach 0
Northlakes 34 Woy Woy 14
COLTS
Avoca Beach 25 Kariong 0
The Entrance v. Terrrigal (postponed)
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Avoca Beach 11
Gosford 10
Ourimbah 9
Kariong 9
Terrigal 6
Woy Woy 5
Northlakes 4
The Entrance 2
Warnervale 2
SECOND GRADE
Avoca Beach 23 Ourimbah 0
Northlakes 33 Woy Woy 10
Kariong 33 Warnervale 15
The Entrance 13 Terrigal 12
THIRD GRADE
Ourimbah 29 Avoca Beach 0
Northlakes 34 Woy Woy 14
COLTS
Avoca Beach 25 Kariong 0
The Entrance v. Terrrigal (postponed)
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Dick Tooth (41)
FROM: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=35&Itemid=195
ROUND 5
FIRST GRADE
Kariong 29
Sione Ofahengaue 2, Tom Clay, Lucas Koschel tries;
Scott Hanley 3 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Avoca Beach 24
Matt Maloney 2, Josh Davies, David Horton tries;
Matt Maloney 2 conversion
Ourimbah 27
Brett Marchant, Hayden Cowley, Matt Ropoama, Dane McNamara tries;
Anthony Ericksson 2 conversions, 1 pen.goal
defeated
Terrigal 25
Damien Woods, Tim Woods, Denis Raft tries;
Damien Woods 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
Gosford 77
Peter Miller 4, Steve Lauti, Andrew Moseley, Adam Carlisle, Adam Clift, Tim Hill, David Von Kotze, Jack Mann tries;
Damien Montgomery 6 conversions
Tim Hill 5 conversions
defeated
The Entrance 0
Warnervale 34
Luke Dixon 2, Ketoni Toytai, Chris Hitch, Josh Holman tries;
Jarryd Lees 3 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Northlakes 25
Patrick Quigg 2, Brenton Law, Paul Wilson tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion, 1 penalty goals
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Gosford 15
Ourimbah 14
Kariong 14
Avoca Beach 13
Terrigal 7
Warnervale 7
Woy Woy 5
Northlakes 5
The Entrance 2
A couple of bug results this round with Kariong knocking over Avoca and Warnervale securing their second win in first grade (in the club's history - the first was against the Rams in 2009) over Northlakes. Congrats to the Wildcats as it looks like they have turned a corner and are starting to live up to their potential.
ROUND 5
FIRST GRADE
Kariong 29
Sione Ofahengaue 2, Tom Clay, Lucas Koschel tries;
Scott Hanley 3 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Avoca Beach 24
Matt Maloney 2, Josh Davies, David Horton tries;
Matt Maloney 2 conversion
Ourimbah 27
Brett Marchant, Hayden Cowley, Matt Ropoama, Dane McNamara tries;
Anthony Ericksson 2 conversions, 1 pen.goal
defeated
Terrigal 25
Damien Woods, Tim Woods, Denis Raft tries;
Damien Woods 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
Gosford 77
Peter Miller 4, Steve Lauti, Andrew Moseley, Adam Carlisle, Adam Clift, Tim Hill, David Von Kotze, Jack Mann tries;
Damien Montgomery 6 conversions
Tim Hill 5 conversions
defeated
The Entrance 0
Warnervale 34
Luke Dixon 2, Ketoni Toytai, Chris Hitch, Josh Holman tries;
Jarryd Lees 3 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Northlakes 25
Patrick Quigg 2, Brenton Law, Paul Wilson tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion, 1 penalty goals
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Gosford 15
Ourimbah 14
Kariong 14
Avoca Beach 13
Terrigal 7
Warnervale 7
Woy Woy 5
Northlakes 5
The Entrance 2
A couple of bug results this round with Kariong knocking over Avoca and Warnervale securing their second win in first grade (in the club's history - the first was against the Rams in 2009) over Northlakes. Congrats to the Wildcats as it looks like they have turned a corner and are starting to live up to their potential.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=35&Itemid=195
ROUND 6
FIRST GRADE
Gosford 13
David Von Kotze, Josh McGlynn tries;
Damien Montgomery 1 penalty goal
defeated
Terrigal 3
Damien Woods 1 penalty goal
Avoca Beach 40
Chad Martin 2, Justin Staben, David Horton, Matt Hipwell, Adam Winter, Matt Anderson tries;
Justin Staben 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Northlakes 12
Logan Hemopo, Brenton Law tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion
Ourimbah 31
Isaac Blowers, Matt Ropoama, Jade McLachlan, Nigel Kennedy, Jordan Deaves tries;
Anthony Ericksson 3 conversions
defeated
The Entrance 15
Lachlan Gulliver, Adam Vaughan tries;
Adam Williams 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
Warnervale 46
Chris Hitch 2, Josh Rennie 2, Josh Holman, Jarryd Lees, Mua Sununu tries;
Jarryd Lees 4 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Woy Woy 24
Shakti Gurung, Paul Gooley, David Best, Angus Stewart tries
Andrew McNamara 2 conversions
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Gosford 19
Ourimbah 19
Avoca Beach 18
Kariong 14
Warnervale 12
Terrigal 7
Woy Woy 6
Northlakes 5
The Entrance 2
Great win by Warnervale over Woy Woy and hope they keep going with it. Up into 5th on the table. My old comrades in arms the Rams are having another season to forget after showing a lot of promise towards the end of last year, hopefully they can turn it all around and lift themselves off the foot of the ladder.
ROUND 6
FIRST GRADE
Gosford 13
David Von Kotze, Josh McGlynn tries;
Damien Montgomery 1 penalty goal
defeated
Terrigal 3
Damien Woods 1 penalty goal
Avoca Beach 40
Chad Martin 2, Justin Staben, David Horton, Matt Hipwell, Adam Winter, Matt Anderson tries;
Justin Staben 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Northlakes 12
Logan Hemopo, Brenton Law tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion
Ourimbah 31
Isaac Blowers, Matt Ropoama, Jade McLachlan, Nigel Kennedy, Jordan Deaves tries;
Anthony Ericksson 3 conversions
defeated
The Entrance 15
Lachlan Gulliver, Adam Vaughan tries;
Adam Williams 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
Warnervale 46
Chris Hitch 2, Josh Rennie 2, Josh Holman, Jarryd Lees, Mua Sununu tries;
Jarryd Lees 4 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Woy Woy 24
Shakti Gurung, Paul Gooley, David Best, Angus Stewart tries
Andrew McNamara 2 conversions
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Gosford 19
Ourimbah 19
Avoca Beach 18
Kariong 14
Warnervale 12
Terrigal 7
Woy Woy 6
Northlakes 5
The Entrance 2
Great win by Warnervale over Woy Woy and hope they keep going with it. Up into 5th on the table. My old comrades in arms the Rams are having another season to forget after showing a lot of promise towards the end of last year, hopefully they can turn it all around and lift themselves off the foot of the ladder.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=35&Itemid=195
CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
ROUND 7
SATURDAY, 21st MAY, 2011
FIRST GRADE
Gosford 40
Peter Miller 4, John Jackson, Daniel Blade tries;
Damien Montgomery 4 conversions:
Tim Hill 1 conversion
defeated
Woy Woy 24
Mitch Hyde, Eddie Malo, Dane Campbell tries;
Dane Campbell 1 conversion;
Andrew McNamara 2 conversions, 1 pen. goal
Avoca Beach 50
Tom Murphy 2, Adam Winter, Troy Myers, Matt Maloney, Liam Meadham, Emile Thomas tries;
Matt Maloney 6 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Warnervale 10
Jarryd Lees try;
Jarryd Lees 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
Northlakes 20
Topui Sekona, Matt Lanzini tries;
Logan Hemopo 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
defeated
Ourimbah 7
Alex Lucas try;
Anthony Ericksson 1 conversion
Kariong 52
Lucas Koschel 3, Mitchell Clay 3, Derek Peachey 2 tries;
Scott Hanley 6 conversions
defeated
The Entrance 0
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Gosford 24
Avoca Beach 23
Kariong 19
Ourimbah 19
Warnervale 12
Northlakes 9
Terrigal 7
Woy Woy 6
The Entrance 2
SECOND GRADE
Gosford 30 Woy Woy 7
Northlakes 19 Ourimbah 13
Avoca Beach 57 Warnervale 12
Kariong 67 The Entrance 0
THIRD GRADE
Gosford 22 Woy Woy 7
Ourimbah 14 Northlakes 5
The Entrance 17 Kariong 12
If you follow the link above you can view the match reports. The only upset this round was Northlakes' win over Ourimbah whilst Warnervale were tied at 10 with Avoca at the half.
CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
ROUND 7
SATURDAY, 21st MAY, 2011
FIRST GRADE
Gosford 40
Peter Miller 4, John Jackson, Daniel Blade tries;
Damien Montgomery 4 conversions:
Tim Hill 1 conversion
defeated
Woy Woy 24
Mitch Hyde, Eddie Malo, Dane Campbell tries;
Dane Campbell 1 conversion;
Andrew McNamara 2 conversions, 1 pen. goal
Avoca Beach 50
Tom Murphy 2, Adam Winter, Troy Myers, Matt Maloney, Liam Meadham, Emile Thomas tries;
Matt Maloney 6 conversions, 1 penalty goal
defeated
Warnervale 10
Jarryd Lees try;
Jarryd Lees 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
Northlakes 20
Topui Sekona, Matt Lanzini tries;
Logan Hemopo 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
defeated
Ourimbah 7
Alex Lucas try;
Anthony Ericksson 1 conversion
Kariong 52
Lucas Koschel 3, Mitchell Clay 3, Derek Peachey 2 tries;
Scott Hanley 6 conversions
defeated
The Entrance 0
FIRST GRADE POINTS TABLE
Gosford 24
Avoca Beach 23
Kariong 19
Ourimbah 19
Warnervale 12
Northlakes 9
Terrigal 7
Woy Woy 6
The Entrance 2
SECOND GRADE
Gosford 30 Woy Woy 7
Northlakes 19 Ourimbah 13
Avoca Beach 57 Warnervale 12
Kariong 67 The Entrance 0
THIRD GRADE
Gosford 22 Woy Woy 7
Ourimbah 14 Northlakes 5
The Entrance 17 Kariong 12
If you follow the link above you can view the match reports. The only upset this round was Northlakes' win over Ourimbah whilst Warnervale were tied at 10 with Avoca at the half.
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Dick Tooth (41)
From the usual site, last week's results:
CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
ROUND 8 RESULTS
SATURDAY, 28th MAY, 2011
FIRST GRADE
Gosford
David Von Kotze 2, Drew Neist tries;
Tim Hill 2 conversions, 5 penalty goals
defeated
Kariong 25
Lucas Koschel, Mitchell Clay, Unuoi Vaenuko tries;
Scott Hanley 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
Woy Woy 23
Kevin Pike, Dominic Malo, Dan Campbell tries;
Dane Campbell 1 penalty goal;
Andrew McNamara 1 conversion, 1 pen. goal
defeated
Ourimbah 20
Nigel Kennedy, Brett Marchant tries;
Dane McNamara 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
Terrigal 13
Ryan Metcalfe try;
Damien Woods 2 penalty goals, 1 conversion
defeated
Warnervale 7
Michael Shepherd try;
Jarryd Lees 1 conversion
Northlakes 15
Barry Graham, Brenton Law tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
defeated
The Entrance 10
Luke McLenaghan try;
Adam Williams 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
ROUND 8 RESULTS
SATURDAY, 28th MAY, 2011
FIRST GRADE
Gosford
David Von Kotze 2, Drew Neist tries;
Tim Hill 2 conversions, 5 penalty goals
defeated
Kariong 25
Lucas Koschel, Mitchell Clay, Unuoi Vaenuko tries;
Scott Hanley 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
Woy Woy 23
Kevin Pike, Dominic Malo, Dan Campbell tries;
Dane Campbell 1 penalty goal;
Andrew McNamara 1 conversion, 1 pen. goal
defeated
Ourimbah 20
Nigel Kennedy, Brett Marchant tries;
Dane McNamara 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
Terrigal 13
Ryan Metcalfe try;
Damien Woods 2 penalty goals, 1 conversion
defeated
Warnervale 7
Michael Shepherd try;
Jarryd Lees 1 conversion
Northlakes 15
Barry Graham, Brenton Law tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
defeated
The Entrance 10
Luke McLenaghan try;
Adam Williams 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
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Dick Tooth (41)
From: http://centralcoastsports.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=35&Itemid=195
ROUND 13 RESULTS
SATURDAY, 9th JULY, 2011
FIRST GRADE
Avoca Beach 35
Jeremy Etcell, Peter Steele, Matt Anderson, Matt Maloney tries;
Matt Maloney 3 conversions, 3 penalty goals
defeated
Ourimbah 10
Isaac Blowers, Dane McNamara tries
Kariong 50
Lucas Koschel 3, Derek Peachey 2, Darren Cooley, Dean Furley, Iliiesa Navatu tries;
Scott Hanley 5 conversions
defeated
Warnervale 21
Kevin McNamara, Luke Robertson, Pat Baker tries;
Jarryd Lees 2 penalty goals
Northlakes 55
Brenton Law 3, Brad Hayes 2, Marshall Hemopo, Wade Dignam, Bill Moroney, Jacob Fitzgerald tries;
Marshall Hemopo 5 conversions
defeated
Woy Woy 26
Nick Garnett 2, Steve Martin, Grant McLellan tries;
Andrew McNamara 3 conversions
Terrigal 32
Damien Woods, Mitchell Clack, Ryan Atkins,Ryan Metcalfe tries;
Damien Woods 3 conversions, 2 penalty goals
defeated
The Entrance 0
ROUND 13 RESULTS
SATURDAY, 9th JULY, 2011
FIRST GRADE
Avoca Beach 35
Jeremy Etcell, Peter Steele, Matt Anderson, Matt Maloney tries;
Matt Maloney 3 conversions, 3 penalty goals
defeated
Ourimbah 10
Isaac Blowers, Dane McNamara tries
Kariong 50
Lucas Koschel 3, Derek Peachey 2, Darren Cooley, Dean Furley, Iliiesa Navatu tries;
Scott Hanley 5 conversions
defeated
Warnervale 21
Kevin McNamara, Luke Robertson, Pat Baker tries;
Jarryd Lees 2 penalty goals
Northlakes 55
Brenton Law 3, Brad Hayes 2, Marshall Hemopo, Wade Dignam, Bill Moroney, Jacob Fitzgerald tries;
Marshall Hemopo 5 conversions
defeated
Woy Woy 26
Nick Garnett 2, Steve Martin, Grant McLellan tries;
Andrew McNamara 3 conversions
Terrigal 32
Damien Woods, Mitchell Clack, Ryan Atkins,Ryan Metcalfe tries;
Damien Woods 3 conversions, 2 penalty goals
defeated
The Entrance 0
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