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Paul McLean (56)
Ah yes always a battle over there, and the year before a cyclone arrived and blew a field goal over after the bell for Easts to take it.
Shute Shield 2016
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Ah yes always a battle over there, and the year before a cyclone arrived and blew a field goal over after the bell for Easts to take it.
No.8
Phil Hardcastle (33)
Will be interesting to see what becomes of Perry - part of me feels he will be one of those players that come close to cracking the Super Rugby but never will. I believe his move to Sydney was purely for personal reasons i.e he is a nsw boy that came to Canberra (Canberra isn't his home-town). Vikings are missing him this year with depth in the 7 jersey somewhat struggling.
He is a great player and always rated him very highly and hope he gets selected for the NRC and goes on to higher honors...
He is a great player and always rated him very highly and hope he gets selected for the NRC and goes on to higher honors...
Brumby Runner
David Wilson (68)
My thoughts on Perry coming back to Canberra are premised on the Brumbies' need to find a No 7 for 2017. Poey won't be here, and despite the claims of a lot of posters here, Butler is not a 7, and in any case atm he is the starting No 8. If not Perry, who? Certainly not the No 7s listed above - Hodgson, McMahon, Gill or Hooper. Maybe Penca or another 7 now in the JID comp, but if Perry is going comfortably in SS then he would be worth consideration.
MACCA
Ron Walden (29)
Thought Perry did well against Randwick. I noticed him more as a ball pilferer and a cover defender than a ball runner like Poey & Hooper.
No.8
Phil Hardcastle (33)
Colby Fainga'a - maybe back in town?
Also Wells is playing great rugby for the Whites at the moment - he is a contracted Brumbies player and an out n out 7.
MACCA
Ron Walden (29)
Wells is classy and deserves a shot IMO
Highlander35
Andrew Slack (58)
Everybody wanting to pinch the Rebels Sevens. Jordy and Sean contracted for 2017, Colby for 2018.
No.8
Phil Hardcastle (33)
Yep for sure - week in week out has been all class for the Whites.
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Bob McCowan (2)
Well there are some pretty outstanding opensides in the SS comp. Best endowed position I'd guess ..
Cohen Masson (EWD) , Will Miller (NTH) , Sean Doyle (STH) , Kotoni Ale/ Harry Bergelin (MNL), Rowan Perry (ES) , Mark Baldwin (RW), David Hickey (UNI), Boyd Killingworth (WGH),
Brumby Runner
David Wilson (68)
Killingworth would also be a good pickup. Often best on ground for the Rats imo, and he has shown he can adapt to different styles and fitness requirements in the 7s as well.
Ale needs more time back from his injury I believe, and Bergelin is really a 6 not a 7. Masson would still be finding his feet at SS level, wouldn't he? Miller looked the goods in the NRC and could make the grade at Super Rugby, Doyle was cut from the Brumbies iirc.
Wells just might be the answer but he also looked more like a 6 than a 7 to me, but I haven't seen him play for the Whites, so fingers crossed he can help fill the void being left by Pocock next year.
Eyes and Ears
Bob Davidson (42)
Masson has been playing SS since 2012 and played NRC For the Rams last year.
Spewn
Alex Ross (28)
Wells is nowhere near a 7. I can't believe anyone would suggest it. Same goes for Bergelin. Bergelin is a great player and would have been a better deal than Wells at the Brumbies. Miller should go play league. Right build and a great ball runner for his size. Perry has nice hair. Baldwin is a solid, reliable, good player. Killing worth needs to keep his mouth guard in - he's always chomping it halfway out of his mouth. I rate Masson. He was great against Manly. Easts 7 last year was one of the best pilferers around. But he's nowhere to be seen. Kotoni is ok. Agree, despite all that, there is a lot of talent.
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Brumby Runner
David Wilson (68)
Must apologise for getting the discussion off the main topic of the SS. No more about the Brumbies' No 7 from me on this thread. Sorry.
No.8
Phil Hardcastle (33)
Where do you think Wells is best suited?
As mentioned been outstanding for the Whites this year - one of the standout players in the comp.
Round 10 Team Lists
Eastern Suburbs vs Manly
First Grade (Shute Shield)Eastern Suburbs: 1. Steve Findlay, 2. Clarrie Moore, 3. Zach Faumuina, 4. Fergus Lee-Warner, 5. Phil Mathers, 6. BJ Edwards, 7. Rowan Perry, 8, Tim Buchanan, 9. Jack Grant, 10. Archie King, 11. Tom Merrit, 12. Josh Toole, 13. Alex Newsome, 14. Ratu Tagive, 15. Dan Gallagher
Manly: 1. Hayden Stringer, 2. James Hilterbrand, 3. Mitch Lewis, 4. Daniel Alley, 5. Ryan Melrose, 6. Harry Bergelin, 7. Kotoni Ale, 8, Junior Palau, 9. Tim Donlan, 10. Sam Lane (c), 11. Tom Chesters, 12. Nick Holton, 13. Dennis Pili-Gaitau, 14. Richard Hooper, 15. Josh Turner
Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Sione Kolo, 2. Chris Pusi, 3. Thomassi Kolo, 4. Michael Ross, 5. Luke Cullinane, 6. Angus Brotherton, 7. Dan Elsom (c), 8, Liam Moylan, 9. Andrew Ferris, 10. Ed Keohane, 11. Sam Devlin, 12. James Field, 13. Nick Hedley, 14. Rhys Corbishly, 15. Joel Brooks
Manly: 1. Sio Tatola, 2. Jerome Vaai, 3. John Baranyi, 4. Will Cocker, 5. Kava Utoikamanu, 6. Brad Meaney, 7. James Graham, 8, Mitch Daniel (c), 9. Scott Bradley, 10. Kiwi Kapene-Belcher, 11. Chirs Yarrington, 12. Ellis Abrahams, 13. Oli Samuela, 14. Harley Attwater, 15. Ryan Squires
Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Matt Hooper, 2. Lindsey Stevens, 3. Liam Berry, 4. Callum McKenzie, 5. Lachie Pigot, 6. Soulala Houma, 7. Matt Mackay, 8, Luke Campbell, 9. Josh Holman, 10. Henry Hudson, 11. Sam Norris, 12. Liam Corbishley, 13. Will Raynor, 14. Scott Ferris, 15. Suaesi Iosua
Manly: 1. Villi Vaka, 2. Dane Le Rougetel, 3. Alex Westgarth, 4. James Gourley, 5. Manuel Castagnet, 6. Mark Watson, 7. Will Bordill, 8, Vaka Manu, 9. Max Wood, 10. Jack Brisby, 11. Jack Eades, 12. Anthony Bergelin (c), 13. Jarrad Roberts, 14. Mike Howard, 15. Marshall Milroy
Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Eastern Suburbs: 1. Luke Wilson (c), 2. Henry Holden, 3. Damien Johnston, 4. Beau Jones, 5. Guy Beever, 6. Alex Boronkay, 7. Harry Marshall, 8, Tom McIvor, 9. Rob Shanley, 10. Luke Jones, 11. Henry Hart, 12. Louis Taylor, 13. Harry Tooth, 14. Julian Attard, 15. John Julian
Manly: 1. James Young, 2. Rohan Hedge, 3. Tom Mooney (c), 4. Jimmy Vail, 5. Saula Serukeibau, 6. Kerry Simpson, 7. Josh Littlewood, 8, Zak Wilson, 9. Chris Taylor, 10. Brad Clarke, 11. Jack Wilson, 12. Scott Clemmett, 13. Gabe Hills, 14. Austin Osagie, 15. Jack Reid
Eastwood vs Gordon
First Grade (Shute Shield)Eastwood: 1. Martin Plokstys, 2. Sam Needs, 3. Rob Lagudi, 4. James Neale, 5. Tom Alexander, 6. Rhys Allen, 7. Cohen Masson, 8, George Kent, 9. Matt Gonzalez, 10. Jai Ayoub, 11. Jarome MacKenzie, 12. Blake Sutton, 13. Mike McDougall, 14. Ben Shorter, 15. Johnathan Malo
Gordon: 1. Nic Fraser, 2. Tobias Gukabau, 3. Johny Latta, 4. Rui Wilson, 5. Andrew Chapman, 6. Jack Maguire, 7. James Lough, 8, Jordon Goddard, 9. Matt Hayter, 10. Terry Preston ©, 11. Brandan Quinn, 12. Tui Tuisavasii, 13. Matt McDougal, 14. Pauia Balenkana, 15. Erik Moss
Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Eastwood: 1. Daniel Minto, 2. James Holden, 3. Dean Doumbos, 4. Jackson Larkin, 5. Josh Anderson, 6. Dave Piukala, 7. Tom Murphy, 8, Joey Afualo, 9. Max Page, 10. Wes Sefuiva, 11. Tim Williams, 12. Ben James, 13. Sione Fangia, 14. Nick O'Connor, 15. Jack Brooks
Gordon: 1. Ben Sala, 2. Nick Olive, 3. Reece Conlon, 4. Nick Meagher, 5. Alecx Knight, 6. Cam Del Moro, 7. V. Mali, 8, Andrew Seton, 9. Alec Palmer, 10. Lachie Mitchell, 11. Kurtis Quinn, 12. DJ Seruake, 13. Andrew Boyce, 14. Sam Mete, 15. Andrew Bligh
Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Eastwood: 1. Joel Whitlock, 2. Myles Hunkin, 3. Dave Fangaloka, 4. Nick Johnson, 5. Adam De Santis, 6. Michael Kovacic, 7. Jack Warfield, 8, Lachie Cannell, 9. Gerard McTaggart, 10. Jackson Bird, 11. Sam McCaffrey, 12. Brodie Monroe, 13. David Konstantopoulos, 14. Josh Nohra, 15. Mick Tamone
Gordon: 1. Tom Parish, 2. Reuben MacKellar, 3. Ace Naati, 4. Lachie Camp, 5. Justin Rodgie, 6. Scott Nicol, 7. Hamish Hall, 8, Luke Gardner, 9. Alex Barker, 10. James Fletcher, 11. Josh Mitchell, 12. Lachie Brock, 13. James Bryne, 14. Scott Purcell, 15. Xavier McCoy
Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Eastwood: 1. Pat Ferris, 2. Nick Reid, 3. Alex Pappalardo, 4. Sam Frogley, 5. Adrian Wyper, 6. Paul Ng Shiu, 7. David Rose, 8, Josh Harris, 9. Dave Rimmer, 10. Nick Tregoning, 11. Tom Wilson, 12. Christian Hala, 13. James Sarks, 14. Andrew Ananin, 15. Mark Frost
Gordon: 1. JP Bae, 2. Drew Young, 3. Billy Naati, 4. Seaton Humphreys, 5. Will Makieg, 6. Jordon Williams, 7. Oscar Woods, 8, Pat Sutton, 9. Lachie Burke, 10. Ben Tracey, 11. Anton Wright, 12. Dom Woodward, 13. Feleti Alipate, 14. Isaac Yun, 15. Oliver Campbell
Northern Suburbs vs Randwick
First Grade (Shute Shield) (Televised Live on Channel 7Two)Northern Suburbs: 1. Ezra Luxon, 2. Sam Kitchen, 3. Tyron Rota / Lawerence Hunting, 4. James Brown, 5. Nick Palmer, 6. Michael Smith / Connor Vest, 7. Will Miller ©, 8, Hugh Sinclair (VC), 9. Mitch Magrath, 10. Angus Sinclair (VC), 11. James Tincknell / Larry Hermens, 12. Jordan Heyer, 13. Irae Simone, 14. Richard Woolf, 15. Kepu Lokotui
Randwick: 1. Andrew Tuala, 2. Adam Freier, 3. Tristan Goodbody, 4. Will Munro, 5. Jock Armstrong, 6. Nick Kellaway, 7. Mark Baldwin, 8, Sam Croke, 9. Harrison Goddard, 10. Andrew Deegan, 11. Jack Pennington, 12. Ben Starkey, 13. Kuki Ma'afu, 14. Chris Taripo, 15. Tom Coupland
Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Northern Suburbs: 1. Kevin McNamara, 2. Jake Kay, 3. Daniel Murray ©, 4. Declan Carroll (vc), 5. Jack Davies, 6. Leon Akopian, 7. Kyle Shewan, 8, Lewis Dwyer, 9. Harry Jenkins, 10. Josh Kay, 11. Blake Murray, 12. Jackson Selby, 13. Lachlan Porteous(vc), 14. Lochie Creagh, 15. Jack Grant
Randwick: 1. James Purcell, 2. David Vea (40), 3. Michael Celona, 4. Ed Kennedy, 5. Lewis Taie, 6. Dave Parsons, 7. Jack Johnston, 8, Will Lalalofa, 9. Andy Ball, 10. Regan Carr, 11. David Green, 12. Sam Gerry-Burgess, 13. Doug Brown, 14. Toby Johnson, 15. Tom Hiddleston
Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Northern Suburbs: 1. Mike Dowsett, 2. Nick Hall, 3. Ben Ryan, 4. Scotty Stevens, 5. Matt White, 6. Jack Booker, 7. Wilden Olley, 8, Oliver Nutbeen, 9. Andrews Woods, 10. Josh Smith, 11. Mitch Kay, 12. Mike Grant, 13. Dan Aguirre-Acevedo, 14. Kurt Penny, 15. Lachlan Rosengreen
Randwick: 1. Drew Fergurson, 2. Nick Koutsoukis, 3. Alex Iosefa, 4. Ryan Powter, 5. Anthony Vasilis, 6. Alex Harrod, 7. Sam Connor, 8, Sam Latinipalu, 9. Luke Rowntree, 10. Tom Wong, 11. Finau Makamaka, 12. Charlie McKay, 13. Max Tackett, 14. Greg Marks, 15. Kieran Knight
Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Northern Suburbs: 1. James Knight, 2. Andrew Dovgan, 3. Willie Ahosivi, 4. James blanch, 5. Will Callanan, 6. Al Hall, 7. Ben Martin , 8, Ciaran MacWhite, 9. James Stokes, 10. Henry Fisher, 11. Max Elmes , 12. Alec McSpadden, 13. James Nakkan , 14. TBA, 15. Joe Jenkins
Randwick: 1. Jioje Aropio, 2. Tom Weber, 3. Arturas Rachimouas, 4. Valerio Rucci, 5. Jeremiah Morkos, 6. Tim Murray, 7. Luke Roughton, 8, Paris Cockinos, 9. Alex Peterson, 10. Tom Booth, 11. Ollie Depledge, 12. Andy Early, 13. Matt Considine, 14. Joel Szczudlo, 15. Lachlan Kennealy
Parramatta vs Sydney University
First Grade (Shute Shield)Parramatta: 1. David Lolohea, 2. Aaron Blacklock, 3. Nigel Vaifale, 4. Sevaro Domoni, 5. Ngaruhe Jones, 6. Andrew Vatuvei, 7. Andrew Cox, 8, Tyrone Viiga, 9. Kaleb Rech, 10. John Poe, 11. Robert Duff, 12. Moa Maliepo, 13. Henry Teofilo, 14. Josh Minhinnick, 15. Tom Woods
Sydney University: 1. Matthew Sandell, 2. Silatolu Latu, 3. Christopher Talakai, 4. Lachlan Swinton, 5. Tipiloma Kaveinga, 6. Calum Buckling, 7. Jackson McCalman, 8, Jake Wainright, 9. Jake Gordon, 10. Benjamin Hughes, 11. Christian Kagiassis, 12. Jim Stewart, 13. Thomas Carter, 14. Matthew Narracott, 15. Angus Roberts
Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Parramatta: 1. Nick Blacklock, 2. Liu Taituave, 3. Sione Fonua, 4. Riley Carter, 5. James Benton, 6. Adrian Musico, 7. Dan Tamone, 8, Mazeen Taavili, 9. Simon Tevita, 10. Robbie Mate, 11. Niko Uele, 12. Perofeta Silva, 13. Sam Hayward, 14. Hayden Cole, 15. Johnny Yandall
Sydney University: 1. Jordan Sukkar, 2. Elliot Messara, 3. William Ridley, 4. Byron Hodge, 5. Jordan Chapman, 6. Harrison Williams, 7. Hamish Dunbar, 8, Hugh Frazer, 9. Thomas Koerstz, 10. Stuart Dunbar, 11. Matthew Hood, 12. Sam Barclay, 13. Chris Ingate, 14. Christian Yassmin, 15. Jack Redden
Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Parramatta: 1. Josh Whale, 2. Tapu Ongoongo, 3. Mike Saofia, 4. Peter Brush, 5. Inia Qereqeretabua, 6. Jacob Delailoa, 7. Riley Jacobson, 8, Fili Taufa, 9. Liam Tully, 10. Cale Angeloni, 11. Dylan Mario, 12. Lucas Baxter, 13. Gabby Kolinisau, 14. George Ili, 15. Jason Roache
Sydney University: 1. Jack Bliss, 2. Benjamin Carolan, 3. Sione Talanoa, 4. Rhys Dombkins, 5. Oliver Gresham, 6. Byron Wicken, 7. Maxwell Hughes, 8, Jack Stanford, 9. Alexander Jackman, 10. Connor O'Shea, 11. Saia Tanginoa, 12. Dylan Vieira, 13. Joshua King, 14. Richard Williams, 15. Harrison Blake
Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Parramatta: 1. Vila Fangufangu, 2. Gerald Dzirutwe, 3. Aisea Namoa, 4. Jonathan Bird, 5. Jimmy Orake, 6. Chris Tolson, 7. Ross Lumsden, 8, Koni Tuitupou, 9. Jonathan Lagos, 10. Sifa Tukuafu, 11. Ray Samoa, 12. George Taufa, 13. Bryce Steele, 14. Junior Buka, 15. Paul Iosefa
Sydney University: 1. Samuel Vaoga, 2. Youki Takeuchi, 3. Alastair Ryan, 4. Nicholas Coaldrake, 5. Joshua Schwager, 6. Tyne Holmes, 7. James Goldie, 8, Nateni Qicatabua, 9. Thomas Wilson, 10. Edward L'Estrange, 11. Alexander Brunt, 12. Nicholas Burden, 13. Samuel Harris, 14. Patrick Muller, 15. Ben Cannon
Penrith vs Southern Districts
First Grade (Shute Shield)Penrith: 1. Tevita Veikoso, 2. Fergus Mitra, 3. Emanuele Fuamata, 4. Jake Banner, 5. Doug Want, 6. Jason Havea, 7. Tuitakau Kioa, 8, Taunaola Kei, 9. Joseph Faoagali, 10. Laione Iosefa, 11. Suni Fatialofa, 12. Keti Puilkala, 13. Paueli Halafihi, 14. Viliame Namoamou, 15. Joseph Tafili
Southern Districts: 1. Matt Gibbon, 2. Liam Dwyer, 3. Duncan Chubb, 4. Angus Ryan, 5. Jake Douglas, 6. Alex Perez, 7. Sean Doyle, 8, Rahboni Vosayaco, 9. DeWet Roos, 10. Mitch Walton, 11. Ben Connolly, 12. Rohan Saifoloi, 13. Denny Godinet, 14. Luke Smart, 15. Chris Nay
Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
Penrith: 1. Ikuna Manuofetoa, 2. Jack Vandersteen, 3. Monty Sopoaga, 4. Filipo Labalaba, 5. Tupea Mata'u, 6. Ben Vaii, 7. Mathew Faoagalia, 8, Peter Taatoe, 9. Hokulani Taupeamuhu, 10. Sami Sopoaga, 11. Sam Tailiili, 12. Junior Leo, 13. Leti Sotega, 14. Andrew Masinalupe, 15. David Isopo
Southern Districts: 1. Damian Byrne, 2. Brandon Paenga-Amosa, 3. Willie Ma'umalanga, 4. Grant Staples, 5. Max Prieto, 6. John Palmer, 7. Michael Osmond, 8, Daniel Johnston, 9. Waldo Wessels, 10. Bryant Hall, 11. Matt Teki, 12. Peter Camilleri, 13. Oleni Ngungatau, 14. Sam Tabuatamata, 15. Jason Hofmeyr
Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
Penrith: 1. Chris Tiatia, 2. Ridge Maxwell M Nelson, 3. laurnece Sovala, 4. Grant Edmondson, 5. Vaii Sosaite, 6. Sam Latu, 7. Sam Saiki, 8, Jay Purcell, 9. Craig Edmondson, 10. Saia Fapuaiki, 11. Harrison Potifala, 12. Sharma Masinalupe, 13. Etuale Salu, 14. Andrew Aione, 15. Connor Gartner
Southern Districts: 1. Sam Lindsay, 2. Max Holland, 3. Conor Young, 4. Pat Orth, 5. Andrew Wilson, 6. Puli Moimoi, 7. Ed Leaney, 8, Keto Neiufi, 9. Hawe Parata, 10. Rob James, 11. Will Tokaduadua, 12. Vili Tabuatamata, 13. Callum Quinn, 14. Luke Mataka, 15. Tomas Merlo
Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
Penrith: 1. Paul Cummings, 2. Jeff Puikala, 3. Neil Nansen, 4. Ben Rabaud, 5. Sam Davetawwalli, 6. Colin Cheong, 7. Rhys Tucker, 8, Clayton Khan, 9. Luke Wright, 10. Jacob Burrell, 11. Tautitapu Jun Marsters, 12. Ratu Marika Camaisala, 13. Timothy Bottomly, 14. James Thring, 15. Richie Siafolau
Southern Districts: 1. Khaled Alfas, 2. Andrew Jurksartis, 3. Tom Dawes, 4. Aaron Gutteridge, 5. Sam Strachan, 6. David Riley, 7. Brendan Tynan Davey, 8, Sergio Montenegro, 9. Ryan Jennings, 10. Angus McGrath, 11. Nick Turner, 12. Michael McLeod, 13. Brendan Druce, 14. Tim Smart, 15. Jared Elasi
West Harbour vs Warringah
First Grade (Shute Shield)West Harbour: 1. Cameron Orr, 2. Todd Pearce, 3. Junior Satiu, 4. Jack Corry/Brad Kapa, 5. Tom Games, 6. Tom Patterson, 7. Jordan Tuapou, 8, Michael Fedo, 9. Wayne Ngaluafe, 10. Tayler Adams, 11. Justin Marsters, 12. David Minute, 13. Kodie Hawkins, 14. TBC, 15. Liam Windon
Warringah: 1. Rory O'Connor, 2. Luke Holmes, 3. George Amosa, 4. Jack Tompkins, 5. Ben Adams, 6. John Mokofisi, 7. Sam Crompton, 8, Pierce Howell, 9. Pat Curtin, 10. Hamish Angus c, 11. Jamie Forbes, 12. Tyson Davis, 13. Seb Wileman, 14. Max Jones, 15. Harry Jones
Second Grade (Colin Caird Shield)
West Harbour: 1. James Horrocks/Vili Tino, 2. Dan Midgehall, 3. Vaughan Lomax, 4. Taumei Hikila, 5. Brad Kapa/Tom Lonsdale, 6. Malaki Afele, 7. Alex Fox, 8, Lepi Leao, 9. John Stapleton, 10. Ben Abood, 11. Tim Hansen, 12. Jack Dunn, 13. William Wardlaw, 14. David Moore, 15. Joey Leatigaga
Warringah: 1. Manessah Alaga, 2. Roy Vucago, 3. Wayne Borsack, 4. Alex Fowles, 5. Finlay Hillicks, 6. Jordan Fowles, 7. Tim Crowyn, 8, Sam Ward, 9. Calum Reid, 10. Jordan Meredith, 11. Brad Dixon, 12. Chris Arnold, 13. Michael Adams, 14. Harry McBride, 15. John Loseli
Third Grade (Henderson Shield)
West Harbour: 1. Vili Tino, 2. Jono Palmer, 3. Faiva Sailosi, 4. Frazer Shaw, 5. Sean Little, 6. Tom Lonsdale, 7. Adam Barrington, 8, Adrian Anaouzou , 9. Jacob Follent, 10. Carlin Simon, 11. Henrik Anthony, 12. Elia Morisio, 13. John Korosigana, 14. Shane Faaui, 15. Josh Raviti
Warringah: 1. Jack Slack-Smith, 2. Luke Preston, 3. Pete Barrett, 4. Vincent Wright, 5. Jordan Reid, 6. Harrison Selby, 7. Matt Wedlake, 8, Sam Reid, 9. Mitch Hyde, 10. Mike Edwards, 11. Luke Vescio, 12. Harry Suters, 13. Willy Du Plessis, 14. Mac Entwistle, 15. Daniel Saggus
Fourth Grade (Henderson Cup)
West Harbour: 1. Chris Vea, 2. Jack Ulu, 3. Daniel Gooding, 4. Neil Narayan, 5. Pelesa, 6. Ranvir Singh, 7. Jason Khoury, 8, Aldo Trapaneze, 9. Elias Sarkis, 10. Wilson Faasalafa, 11. Eli Roberts, 12. Lawrence Leauma, 13. Dan Gave, 14. Setariki, 15. Kane Hodgson
Warringah: 1. Cam Milling, 2. Benny Benson, 3. Ben Field, 4. Hamish Finch, 5. Toby Paten, 6. Jake Reneman, 7. Jack Sullivan, 8, Jake Price, 9. Calum Blyth, 10. James Tooth, 11. Billy Simpson, 12. Benji Marshall, 13. Jermay Evans, 14. Will Sheehan, 15. Pat Beck
Brumby Runner
David Wilson (68)
Rohan Saifoloi looked very good at times playing No 10 last year, but this year seems to have shifted to 12. How is he going?
We seem to have a real thing in Aus rugby of picking smallish, slowish No 10s who favour a passing game almost to the exclusion of attacking the line themselves. Some examples imo are McIntyre for the Reds and Deegan for the Wix. Also, Mason in the U20s looks to be much the same. Saifoloi offered a lot more I thought. He had the ability to take the line on himself as well as setting up outside players. Not as good, but somewhat in the mould of Sopoaga at the Highlanders.
We seem to have a real thing in Aus rugby of picking smallish, slowish No 10s who favour a passing game almost to the exclusion of attacking the line themselves. Some examples imo are McIntyre for the Reds and Deegan for the Wix. Also, Mason in the U20s looks to be much the same. Saifoloi offered a lot more I thought. He had the ability to take the line on himself as well as setting up outside players. Not as good, but somewhat in the mould of Sopoaga at the Highlanders.
formerflanker
Ken Catchpole (46)
Thanks for the team lists Hugh.
Kotoni Ale picked for his first starting role for Manly 1sts since his horrendous injury last year. Played in the second half v Warringah last week.
Now that's determination. Only a few players would back up after what he went through.
Kotoni Ale picked for his first starting role for Manly 1sts since his horrendous injury last year. Played in the second half v Warringah last week.
Now that's determination. Only a few players would back up after what he went through.
^^ Just be aware that these are the Wednesday Team List submissions.
There are often changes made before the respective teams take the field on Saturday.
There are often changes made before the respective teams take the field on Saturday.
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