Shute Shield 2014

[Hugh Jarse]

Shute Shield (First Grade only) Discipline Summary to Round 13 :

Club Discipline Record
Send Off (Red Card)
Manly: 1
West Harbour: 1, (Second YC in the same game)

Sin Bin (Yellow Card)
Penrith: 13
Eastern Suburbs: 10
Manly: 10
Gordon: 8
Parramatta: 7
Eastwood: 6
Randwick: 6
Southern Districts: 5
West Harbour: 5
Northern Suburbs: 4
Sydney University: 4
Warringah: 4
Total: 82


Individual Discipline Record:
82 Yellow cards have been issued to 72 players (out of 502 players).
11 players have received 2 Yellow Cards.
60 players have received 1 Yellow Card.

2 Red Cards have been issued to 2 Players.
0 Players have received 2 Red Cards.
2 Players have received 1 Red Card.
1 Player has received their Red Card because of their second Yellow Card in the game.


Discipline by Round:
12 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 1
3 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 2
5 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 3
9 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 4
7 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 5
5 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 6
7 Yellow Cards and 1 Red Cards were issued in Round 7
3 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 8
8 Yellow Cards and 1 Red Cards were issued in Round 9
4 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 10
2 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 11
8 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 12
9 Yellow Cards and 0 Red Cards were issued in Round 13

Who pushes the Laws?
48 Yellow Cards have been issued to Starting Forwards

18 = Front Row, 9 = Second Row, 21 = Loose Forwards​

24 Yellow Cards have been issued to Starting Backs

6 = Halfback/Flyhalf, 10 = Centres, 8 = Back Three​

10 Yellow Cards have been issued to Bench Players

 

[Hugh Jarse]

Who has been hassling the Scoreboard Attendants?
(First Grade only to Round 13)

Top 10 Point Scorers
Hamish ANGUS, Warringah, 138 points (1T 32C 23PG)
David HARVEY, West Harbour, 129 points (3T 33C 16PG)
Rohan SAIFOLOI, Southern Districts, 127 points (29C 22PG 1FG)
Dane CHISHOLM, Manly, 113 points (6T 28C 9PG)
Pierre HOLA, Eastwood, 94 points (1T 22C 15PG)
Robert MATE, Penrith, 93 points (1T 26C 12PG)
Terry PRESTON, Gordon, 87 points (5T 16C 10PG)
Daniel KELLY, Sydney University, 87 points (2T 25C 9PG)
Harrison BERGELIN, Manly, 80 points (16T)
Jack GRANT, Northern Suburbs, 76 points (2T 12C 14PG)

Top 10 Golden Boots
Hamish ANGUS, Warringah, 133 points (32C 23PG)
Rohan SAIFOLOI, Southern Districts, 127 points (29C 22PG 1FG)
David HARVEY, West Harbour, 114 points (33C 16PG)
Pierre HOLA, Eastwood, 89 points (22C 15PG)
Robert MATE, Penrith, 88 points (26C 12PG)
Dane CHISHOLM, Manly, 83 points (28C 9PG)
Daniel KELLY, Sydney University, 77 points (25C 9PG)
Jack GRANT, Northern Suburbs, 66 points (12C 14PG)
Terry PRESTON, Gordon, 62 points (16C 10PG)
Tom WOODS, Parramatta, 56 points (13C 10PG)

Meat Pies
598 tries have been scored by 207 players (out of 502 players) [41%].
295 players have not tasted a meat pie [59%].
80 players have scored only 1 try.
127 players have scored 2 or more tries.
87 players have scored 3 or more tries.
55 players have scored 4 or more tries.
18 players are averaging better than 1 try per fortnight.


Top Individual Try Scorers
Harrison BERGELIN, Manly, 16 tries
James DARGAVILLE, Sydney University, 14 tries
John GRANT, Eastwood, 12 tries
Jarome MACKENZIE, Penrith, 12 tries
Nick BATGER, Eastwood, 11 tries
Michael SNOWDEN, Eastwood, 8 tries
Lupini SIALE, Manly, 8 tries
Larry HERMENS, Parramatta, 8 tries
Denny GODINET, Southern Districts, 8 tries
Henry CLUNIES-ROSS, Sydney University, 8 tries
Harry JONES, Warringah, 8 tries
Joel BROOKS, West Harbour, 8 tries

Club Try Scoring
Manly, 80 Tries
Eastwood, 70 Tries
Sydney University, 66 Tries
Parramatta, 52 Tries
West Harbour, 51 Tries
Warringah, 50 Tries
Penrith, 48 Tries
Southern Districts, 43 Tries
Northern Suburbs, 39 Tries
Randwick, 39 Tries
Eastern Suburbs, 35 Tries
Gordon, 25 Tries

The Ducks Bum Award (for the least number of tries scored by their Opposition)
Manly, 31 Tries
Sydney University, 35 Tries
Randwick, 39 Tries
Warringah, 41 Tries
Eastwood, 42 Tries
Eastern Suburbs, 49 Tries
Parramatta, 52 Tries
Southern Districts, 53 Tries
West Harbour, 55 Tries
Northern Suburbs, 56 Tries
Gordon, 63 Tries
Penrith, 82 Tries


Good Attack or Bad Defence?
598 Tries in 78 games (50 average per team) [Average of 7.6 tries per game]


Club Rotation/Depth
Sydney University, 52 Players
Randwick, 48 Players
Eastern Suburbs, 46 Players
Gordon, 44 Players
Penrith, 44 Players
Manly, 42 Players
Parramatta, 41 Players
Eastwood, 40 Players
Southern Districts, 40 Players
West Harbour, 36 Players
Warringah, 35 Players
Northern Suburbs, 34 Players

Benchwarmers
15 Players: 6 times
Randwick (2 - Round 5, Round 7)
Southern Districts (1 - Round 7)
Warringah (3 - Round 3, Round 4, Round 5)

16 Players: 13 times
Eastern Suburbs (2 - Round 7, Round 8)
Eastwood (1 - Round 6)
Gordon (1 - Round 4)
Northern Suburbs (2 - Round 1, Round 9)
Parramatta (3 - Round 3, Round 9, Round 10)
Southern Districts (1 - Round 6)
Warringah (1 - Round 9)
West Harbour (2 - Round 3. Round 13)

17 Players: 16 times
18 Players: 22 times
19 Players: 21 times
20 Players: 22 times
21 Players: 14 times
22 Players: 14 times
23 Players: 28 times

By Club
Eastern Suburbs Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Eastwood Average: 20 Players. Full Bench used: 2 times.
Gordon Average: 21 Players. Full Bench used: 2 times.
Manly Average: 21 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Northern Suburbs Average: 18 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Parramatta Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 0 times.
Penrith Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Randwick Average: 20 Players. Full Bench used: 5 times.
Southern Districts Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 2 times.
Sydney University Average: 23 Players. Full Bench used: 13 times.
Warringah Average: 18 Players. Full Bench used: 0 times.
West Harbour Average: 18 Players. Full Bench used: 0 times.

 

[Dave Beat]

Who has been hassling the Scoreboard Attendants?
(First Grade only to Round 13)

Top 10 Point Scorers
Hamish ANGUS, Warringah, 138 points (1T 32C 23PG)
David HARVEY, West Harbour, 129 points (3T 33C 16PG)
Rohan SAIFOLOI, Southern Districts, 127 points (29C 22PG 1FG)
Dane CHISHOLM, Manly, 113 points (6T 28C 9PG)
Pierre HOLA, Eastwood, 94 points (1T 22C 15PG)
Robert MATE, Penrith, 93 points (1T 26C 12PG)
Terry PRESTON, Gordon, 87 points (5T 16C 10PG)
Daniel KELLY, Sydney University, 87 points (2T 25C 9PG)
Harrison BERGELIN, Manly, 80 points (16T)
Jack GRANT, Northern Suburbs, 76 points (2T 12C 14PG)

Top 10 Golden Boots
Hamish ANGUS, Warringah, 133 points (32C 23PG)
Rohan SAIFOLOI, Southern Districts, 127 points (29C 22PG 1FG)
David HARVEY, West Harbour, 114 points (33C 16PG)
Pierre HOLA, Eastwood, 89 points (22C 15PG)
Robert MATE, Penrith, 88 points (26C 12PG)
Dane CHISHOLM, Manly, 83 points (28C 9PG)
Daniel KELLY, Sydney University, 77 points (25C 9PG)
Jack GRANT, Northern Suburbs, 66 points (12C 14PG)
Terry PRESTON, Gordon, 62 points (16C 10PG)
Tom WOODS, Parramatta, 56 points (13C 10PG)

Meat Pies
598 tries have been scored by 207 players (out of 502 players) [41%].
295 players have not tasted a meat pie [59%].
80 players have scored only 1 try.
127 players have scored 2 or more tries.
87 players have scored 3 or more tries.
55 players have scored 4 or more tries.
18 players are averaging better than 1 try per fortnight.


Top Individual Try Scorers
Harrison BERGELIN, Manly, 16 tries
James DARGAVILLE, Sydney University, 14 tries
John GRANT, Eastwood, 12 tries
Jarome MACKENZIE, Penrith, 12 tries
Nick BATGER, Eastwood, 11 tries
Michael SNOWDEN, Eastwood, 8 tries
Lupini SIALE, Manly, 8 tries
Larry HERMENS, Parramatta, 8 tries
Denny GODINET, Southern Districts, 8 tries
Henry CLUNIES-ROSS, Sydney University, 8 tries
Harry JONES, Warringah, 8 tries
Joel BROOKS, West Harbour, 8 tries

Club Try Scoring
Manly, 80 Tries
Eastwood, 70 Tries
Sydney University, 66 Tries
Parramatta, 52 Tries
West Harbour, 51 Tries
Warringah, 50 Tries
Penrith, 48 Tries
Southern Districts, 43 Tries
Northern Suburbs, 39 Tries
Randwick, 39 Tries
Eastern Suburbs, 35 Tries
Gordon, 25 Tries

The Ducks Bum Award (for the least number of tries scored by their Opposition)
Manly, 31 Tries
Sydney University, 35 Tries
Randwick, 39 Tries
Warringah, 41 Tries
Eastwood, 42 Tries
Eastern Suburbs, 49 Tries
Parramatta, 52 Tries
Southern Districts, 53 Tries
West Harbour, 55 Tries
Northern Suburbs, 56 Tries
Gordon, 63 Tries
Penrith, 82 Tries


Good Attack or Bad Defence?
598 Tries in 78 games (50 average per team) [Average of 7.6 tries per game]


Club Rotation/Depth
Sydney University, 52 Players
Randwick, 48 Players
Eastern Suburbs, 46 Players
Gordon, 44 Players
Penrith, 44 Players
Manly, 42 Players
Parramatta, 41 Players
Eastwood, 40 Players
Southern Districts, 40 Players
West Harbour, 36 Players
Warringah, 35 Players
Northern Suburbs, 34 Players

Benchwarmers
15 Players: 6 times
Randwick (2 - Round 5, Round 7)
Southern Districts (1 - Round 7)
Warringah (3 - Round 3, Round 4, Round 5)

16 Players: 13 times
Eastern Suburbs (2 - Round 7, Round 8)
Eastwood (1 - Round 6)
Gordon (1 - Round 4)
Northern Suburbs (2 - Round 1, Round 9)
Parramatta (3 - Round 3, Round 9, Round 10)
Southern Districts (1 - Round 6)
Warringah (1 - Round 9)
West Harbour (2 - Round 3. Round 13)

17 Players: 16 times
18 Players: 22 times
19 Players: 21 times
20 Players: 22 times
21 Players: 14 times
22 Players: 14 times
23 Players: 28 times

By Club
Eastern Suburbs Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Eastwood Average: 20 Players. Full Bench used: 2 times.
Gordon Average: 21 Players. Full Bench used: 2 times.
Manly Average: 21 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Northern Suburbs Average: 18 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Parramatta Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 0 times.
Penrith Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 1 time.
Randwick Average: 20 Players. Full Bench used: 5 times.
Southern Districts Average: 19 Players. Full Bench used: 2 times.
Sydney University Average: 23 Players. Full Bench used: 13 times.
Warringah Average: 18 Players. Full Bench used: 0 times.
West Harbour Average: 18 Players. Full Bench used: 0 times.

HJ is this based on number of first grade games only?
Would it be possibly to mention # of games?

 

[Bomber Harris]

Uni seem to have shot to the top of player rotation list not that there's anything wrong or sinister with that .......

 

[Bomber Harris]

Good thinking Bomber, let's give the refs a cane to bring the miscreants into line

Like those classic Stevie Wonder jokes Warren Ryan can't tell anymore - ref birching a players with his cane - " just browsing! "

 

[turnovertwopasses]

lol they top player rotation because they have that many blokes on their books with game time written into their contracts.... What choice do they have!

 

[DTS]

They have even picked up a few lower graders from manly as well as a player who had played first grade and made quite an impression too. Seems odd to switch allegiances so late in the season particularly as they will know they will face their old teammates come finals time

 

[Intruder]

They have even picked up a few lower graders from manly as well as a player who had played first grade and made quite an impression too. Seems odd to switch allegiances so late in the season particularly as they will know they will face their old teammates come finals time

lol they top player rotation because they have that many blokes on their books with game time written into their contracts.. What choice do they have!

It's quite unbelievable what the Students have achieved these past 3-4 seasons with the young depth they have at the club. They just continue to deliver and churn out individuals who perform and get results. The last couple weeks and especially this week individuals who are virtually no names continue to find ways of contributing to the bigger picture of the team and club.

 

[Bomber Harris]

They have even picked up a few lower graders from manly as well as a player who had played first grade and made quite an impression too. Seems odd to switch allegiances so late in the season particularly as they will know they will face their old teammates come finals time

Indeed - quite frankly not sure why the players concerned have bothered . Tough to get picked in any grade higher than they were in at Manly and a long way to training . Uni are still the benchmark no doubt

 

[Marlins Tragic]

Can someone explain the confusing finals draw to me?

http://www.nswrugby.com.au/NSWRugby/ShuteShield/DrawsResultsLadders/ShuteShieldDrawsResults.aspx

Don't the winners generally get a week off?

Game A: 1v6 (presume Marlins v Parra)
Game B: 3v4 (presume Woodies v Uni)
Game C: 2v5 (presume Rats V Wicks)

Confusing bit!
Game D: 1v1 assume this is either winner a v winner b
Game E 1v1 assume this is either loser a v winner c

GF Winer D v Winner E

HTF can you fit 6 teams into a four game semi's round?

Either way I hope the Marlins get there, as its sure looks a lot like 1997 to me!!

Also, based on these permutations we could "possibly" be looking at a Manly v Warringah final, what a game that would be & I'd love nothing more than spanking the Rats three times in one year!!

 

[Eyes and Ears]

My guess would be that the 3 winners and the highest placed loser go through to Week 2.

 

[Dave Beat]

Can someone explain the confusing finals draw to me?

http://www.nswrugby.com.au/NSWRugby/ShuteShield/DrawsResultsLadders/ShuteShieldDrawsResults.aspx

Don't the winners generally get a week off?

Game A: 1v6 (presume Marlins v Parra)
Game B: 3v4 (presume Woodies v Uni)
Game C: 2v5 (presume Rats V Wicks)

Confusing bit!
Game D: 1v1 assume this is either winner a v winner b
Game E 1v1 assume this is either loser a v winner c

GF Winer D v Winner E

HTF can you fit 6 teams into a four game semi's round?

Either way I hope the Marlins get there, as its sure looks a lot like 1997 to me!!

Also, based on these permutations we could "possibly" be looking at a Manly v Warringah final, what a game that would be & I'd love nothing more than spanking the Rats three times in one year!!

Hah my wife gives me shit, dig the name at least you admit it.

Manly V Rats at Brookie oval promoting the Rays - how good would that be to lift rugby on the peninsular.

 

[Blackers13]

Yeah nice one tahs this will grow the game in the West
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-AK (Andrew Kellaway)-xap1/t1.0-9/s526x395/10404528_10202395419866707_4019067277262865391_n.jpg
Only 2 play for Western Sydney Clubs

 

[Eyes and Ears]

Can't speak for the others but Cliffys been Manly since the big Willie O was running around.

Apart from his 1 season playing league with the Dragons and his 1 season with the Rats.

 

[Intruder]

Latu played for Sydney Uni at the State Championships in ages 16s and 17s, Betham joined Uni after his final year at Joeys and Skelton came to the club after his last season with Wests Magpies SG Ball U18s side.
Dennis was a Penrith junior before joining Sydney Uni but the others have come through the colts program.

 

[qwerty51]

In any case, those players would not be the players they are today without Uni.

They received better coaching and S&C than they would anywhere else. Oh and exposure of course.

 

[formerflanker]

Can't speak for the others but Cliffys been Manly since the big Willie O was running around.

Cliffy played Manly Colts before going to league.

 

[the coach]

If that's Sekope Kepu in the picture above you're really drawing a long bow. He may have been BORN in western Sydney but his family moved to NZ when he was still a kid. He played rugby from under 7s to under 21s in NZ before moving back to Oz.

 

[Iluvmyfooty]

The players shown are based on where they are BORN and not where they played.

 

[Backrow]

Any tips for the weekend?

Uni to smash wests
warringah over riff
gay gordon over norths
parra over hobbits
eastwood over randwick
manly over easts