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The outstanding TEDS program kikcked off its latest block of specialised training on Monday night and is the key to the Titans future success.
Sunny86
27-03-19, 04:35 PM
Thanks for having so much confordence in dari
He deserves his success mate
Thanks for having so much confordence in dari
Stand out Kyogle U18 fullback Layne Hardy scored both of Kyogle’s tries in their Rojnd One NRRRL U18 loss to Ballins
Former Ballina Seagull and St Johns College Woodlawn student Jordan Sly made his NRRRL First Grade debut for his new club Evans Head in Round One last weekend, starting in the second row and scoring as the Bombers went down 26-22 to Murwillumbah.
The Tweed Heads Seagulls U18 side is playing the 2019 season in the NRRRL U18 competition and in Round One one of their try scorers was giant front rower Jordan Tauali’l who played well in the U18 Laurie Daley Cup for the Northern Rivers Titans earlier this season.
Intriguing backline utility Thomas Vickery who was the U18 Northern Rivers Titans top points scorer in the Laurie Daley Cup competition this season kicked four goals for Murwillumbah in Round One of the NRRRL U18 competition last weekend in their 36-4 win over Evans Head.
Tear-a-way second rower Kuyan Roberts-Laurie played a bit of rugby league in Round One of the NRRRL competition last weekend starting from the bench for Ballina in both the U18 and Reserve Grade matches,
Gaint front rower Carl Lolohea who was an impressive performer for the Northern Rivers Titans U18 side earlier this year started Round One of the NRRRL U18 competition with a bang scoring for Ballina in their big 44-8 win over Kyogle.
Northern Rivers Titans U16 team list for their Andrew Johns Cup semi-final against Penrith this coming Sunday.
Plenty of Titans contracted boys in the side.
1. Jaylan De Groot (Cudgen)
2. Jack Field (Cudgen)
3. Reef Sommerville (Cudgen)
4. Rowan Mansfield (Ballina)
5. Jake Coleman (Lismore Marist)
6. Riley Lack (Murwillumbah)
7. Thomas Weaver (Cudgen)
8. Noah Johannssen (Tweed Heads)
9. Oskar Bryant (Cudgen)
10. Jack Cullen (Cudgen)
11. Nicholas Troy (Ballina)
12. Ryan Foran (Murwillumbah)
13. Bayley Cox (Murwillumbah)
14. Henry Lee (Lismore Marist)
15. Damian Wilson (Kyogle)
16. Byron Jones (Cudgen)
17. Logan Smith (Ballina)
18. Keegan Pace (Cudgen)
19. Jordan Gallagher (South Grafton)
20. Rohan Begg (Cudgen)
Titan Caleb Gould-Waiariki scored for GC Vikings Yellow in their 14-6 win over Ipswich in Round Three of the SEQ U16 Challenge last weekend at Redcliffe.
Titan Ezra Ubaldino scored for his GC Vikings White side in their 20-18 win over Brisbane Blue in Round Three of the SEQ U16 Challenge last weekend at Redcliffe.
Great preview of the match
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/03/28/andrew-johns-cup-preview/
Northern Rivers Titans U16 team list for their Andrew Johns Cup semi-final against Penrith this coming Sunday.
Plenty of Titans contracted boys in the side.
1. Jaylan De Groot (Cudgen)
2. Jack Field (Cudgen)
3. Reef Sommerville (Cudgen)
4. Rowan Mansfield (Ballina)
5. Jake Coleman (Lismore Marist)
6. Riley Lack (Murwillumbah)
7. Thomas Weaver (Cudgen)
8. Noah Johannssen (Tweed Heads)
9. Oskar Bryant (Cudgen)
10. Jack Cullen (Cudgen)
11. Nicholas Troy (Ballina)
12. Ryan Foran (Murwillumbah)
13. Bayley Cox (Murwillumbah)
14. Henry Lee (Lismore Marist)
15. Damian Wilson (Kyogle)
16. Byron Jones (Cudgen)
17. Logan Smith (Ballina)
18. Keegan Pace (Cudgen)
19. Jordan Gallagher (South Grafton)
20. Rohan Begg (Cudgen)
Keebra Park youngster Lachlan West finished Round One of the NRRRL U18 competition with an individual points haul of 12 from a try and four goals from fullback as his Casino RSM side defeated Tweed Heads last weekend.
Very interesting to see “usual” centre or winger Caleb Kenna start at hooker for Ballina in their Round One NRRRL U18 side over Kyogle 44-8 with the new hooker contributing a try.
.Impressive 2018 New South Wales Country U16 representative and 2019 Northern Rivers Titians U18 lock and captain Simon Pratt started in the front row and scored for Casino RSM as they defeated Tweed Heads 28-18 in Round One of the U18 NRRRL competition last weekend.
This young man has NRL written all over him.
The Northern Rivers Titans U23 side play their semi-final on Saturday morning against the Illawarra South Coast Dragons in Woy Woy with talented 19 year old half Kel Sheather one young player to watch.
Talented Titans forwards Darius Farmer (second row) and Kai O’Donnell have been named to start for the Burleigh GCRL First Grade side for their Round Three match on Sunday against Currumbin after earlier in the week being named in the Burleigh Colts Round Four side.
Young Helensvale Hornets Kobie Mackey-Taylor fullback signed a contract with the Titans early in 2019 after a stellar campaign with the Hornets in 2018 in the GCRL U14 Division One competition.
For the Helensvale Hornets U14 Division One side in 2018, Kobie Mackay-Taylor played primarily at fullback including in their 29 – 12 Grand Final victory over Coomera, playing in ten matches overall. Team mates in the Grand Final winning were fellow Titans contracted players, second rower Zac Johnson and centre Te Haeta Takamore.
2018 also saw Kobie Mackay-Taylor represent South East Queensland White U14’s in the Queensland Age Championships finishing as the competitions leading point scorer with thirty points from his four matches including three tries and nine goals playing on the wing.
In Round One Kobie Mackay-Taylor kicked a goal against SEQ Green, Round Two saw him score a try and kick three goals against Central and in Round Three Kobie Mackay-Taylor scored a double and kicked three goals against Northern. Kobie Mackay-Taylor then started on the wing in the final kicking two conversions in a 16 all draw against SEQ Green.
Kobie Mackay-Taylor was also part of the Helensvale U14 side that won the Tassell Trophy in 2018 scoring in the Hornets 40 – 6 Tournament final victory over the Western Lions.
To finish off his 2018 season Kobie Mackey-Taylor represented the Cook Islands U14 side at the QPICC Tournament.
Former Gold Coast rugby league and Keebra Park student Tuki Seiuli has been named on the bench for the Bond University Colts I side for their Round Two Queensland Rugby competition.
Fellow former Gold Coast rugby league player Emile Tuimavave has also been named on the Bond University bench.
After starting Round One of the Queensland Rugby First Grade competition at left wing for Bond University, former Titans development squad member and Queensland U16 five eight Max Dowd moves to fullback for Round Two tomorrow against University of Queensland.
Link to the latest version of the Junior wrap from the Titans official site.
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/03/28/round-3-jnr-rep-wrap/
Forme rAranui Eagle from Canterbury New Zealand Tyral Henshaw-Hewett will make his GCRL debut this weekend in the U20 competition after being named on the bench for Southport in their Round Two match against Helensvale.
Link to interview with Northern Rivers Titans U16 captain and Titans contracted talented half Thomas Weaver.
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/03/27/andrew-johns-cup---preview/?platform=hootsuite
The Northern Rivers Titans U23 side went down this morning to the South Coast Dragons in their semi-final 42-22.
19 year old Titans half Kel Sheather kicked three from four conversions.
The Northern Rivers Titans U23 side play their semi-final on Saturday morning against the Illawarra South Coast Dragons in Woy Woy with talented 19 year old half Kel Sheather one young player to watch.
Kedan Chan Tung and his Ipswich MM team mates were victorious this afternoon 32-12 against the Northern Pride.
Tuki Seiuli in fact started at outside centre for the Bond University Colts II side this morning that were defeated 15-7 by University of Queensland.
He then backed up on the bench for the Bond University Colts I side.
Former Gold Coast rugby league and Keebra Park student Tuki Seiuli has been named on the bench for the Bond University Colts I side for their Round Two Queensland Rugby competition.
Fellow former Gold Coast rugby league player Emile Tuimavave has also been named on the Bond University bench.
Former Titans junior development squad member Ronan Kapi scored his first Brisbane Premier Rugby Colts I try this afternoon for Bond University.
He started the match against University of Queensland at outside centre and scored in the 16th minute of the first half as Bond went down 17-14.
Half Thomas Neale makes his MM Cup debut this afternoon when he starts from the bench for the Tweed Heads MM Cup side in their match against the Norhern Pride,
Tweed MM went down 18-14 to CQ Capra's with Caleb Hodges and Juwan Compain amongst the Seagulls try scorers.
Max Dowd scored his first Queensland Rugby First Grade try this afternoon, scoring in the 35th minute as Bond Uni defeated University of Queensland 32-14.
After starting Round One of the Queensland Rugby First Grade competition at left wing for Bond University, former Titans development squad member and Queensland U16 five eight Max Dowd moves to fullback for Round Two tomorrow against University of Queensland.
Good win for the Tweed Seagulls Colts side this evening 30-14 against Central Queensland with Titan Ben Thomas scoring a double.
Former Titans U20 talent Jordan Birch has switched to rugby and has played the opening two rounds of the Brisbane Premier Rugby II competition for Bond University.
In Round One he played at fullback and in Round Two this afternoon against University of Queensland player at outside centre.
Good wins for the two Gold Coast Vikings U16 sides in the final match of the SEQ U16 Challenge.
Gold Coast White defeated Ipswich 14-4 and GC Yellow defeated Brisbane Green 44-4.
Titans 18 year old Ioane Seuili started on the right wing for the fourth round in a row for the Tweed Heads Queensland Cup and was a winner as the Seagulls defeated CQ Capra's 26-12.
Great to hear that Titans contracted work-a-holic lock Bailey Martin for his try today in the SEQ U16 Challenge in Round Four this afternoon.
Bailey Martin is an outstanding talent who will succeed through sheer hard work, effort and more than a touch of skill at his disposal.
Bailey Martin may not be the flashiest player running around but is one of the toughest and hardest working.
Burleigh, PBC and the Titans are very very lucky that they have such a talented young man in their ranks.
Northern Rivers Titans U16's lead Penrith 10-8 in their Andrew Johns Cup semi-final at half time.
Magnificent win by the Northern Rivers Titans U16's defeating Penrith 26-14, they go into next weeks final.
Thomas Weaver (2), Ryan Foran and Reef Sommerville amongst the try scorers and Weaver kicked three goals.
The best player, well it was hard to go past lock Bayley Cox.
Northern Rivers Titans U16's lead Penrith 10-8 in their Andrew Johns Cup semi-final at half time.
Burleigh MM went down 48-16 against Townsville. Eli Morgan and George Etuale-Noa amongst the try scorers and Ryan Rivett kicked two from three for the Bears.
Burleigh Colts went down 22-14 to Townsville with JAason Paulo and Allan Lockwood amongst the Bears try scorers.
Playing right centre Jesse Arthars scored his fifth try from four Queensland Cup matches this season for Burleigh this afternoon in their 16-10 loss to Townsville.
Tweed Heads Seagulls Queensland Cup squad member Elijah Nicholas was one of Ormeau's try scorers as they overcome Bilambil 31-22 in Round Three of the GCRL First Grade competition.
Burleigh Colts winger Reece Tapine was a try scorer for Burleigh in Round Three of the GCRL First Grade competition as the Bears overcame Currumbin 28-8.
Tweed Heads Seagulls Queensland Cup squad member Luke Jurd was one of Currumbin's try scorers as they went down 28-8 to Burleigh in Round Three of the GCRL First Grade competition.
A Queensland Cup debut is surely not too far away.
Regardless of the competition the opening rounds are always fascinating to see what teams have improved and what new players in the teams.
The 2019 Gold Coast Rugby League U20 competition is no different with the opening two rounds throwing up a few interesting results and new players.
One new player for the Helensvale Hornets is New Zealand born youngster Harrison Trathen who started Round One at five eight and Round Two in the centres for the Hornets which both matches against Southport due to the vagaries of the draw.
In New Zealand Harrison Trathen played both rugby and rugby league, representing the Tasman Titans U17’s in rugby league at the South Islands Rugby League tournament and Nelsons Bay in rugby.
For the third time in four Queensland Cup appearances Ioane Seuili ran for in excess of100 metres from his right wing position for Tweed Heads in their 26 – 12 win over the Capra’s. In his 80 minutes on the field Ioane Seuili ran for 105 metres (33 post contact), 50 metres of which were from kick returns.
Ioane Seuiili also had a line break assist, a try assist, a team leading four tackle breaks, played the ball in an average time of 4.16 seconds and made a tackle.
Regardless of the competition the opening rounds are always fascinating to see what teams have improved and what new players in the teams.
The 2019 Gold Coast Rugby League U20 competition is no different with the opening two rounds throwing up a few interesting results and new players.
The new (restructured) U18 comp is certainly going to be interesting as well. A lot of clubs are going to have trouble balancing there squads. Especially if the RLGC enforces the rules about rep players not being eligible for Div 2 teams.
But the level of competition should be outstanding, especially after the Mal Meninga players return to there junior clubs.
Casino RSM centre Rocco Partridge started the NRRRL U18 season off in fine style last weekend scoring in a Casino RSM Round One 28-18 victory over the Tweed Heads Seagulls.
The match was the first that he played for Casino RSM after transferring in the offseason from Kyogle.
For Kyogle in the Group One U16.5 competition Rocco Partridge scored five tries from twelve matches with all five tries coming in separate matches against Ballina, Clarence Coast and Lismore Marist Brothers on three occasions.
Earlier this season Rocco Partridge played in three matches for the Northern Rivers Titans U18 Laurie Daley Cup squad. He is U18 again in 2020.
Hard tough Lismore Marist Brothers Brody Jones started at lock in Round One of the NRRRL U18 competition last weekend as Marist overcame Cudgen 28-16.
In 2018 in the NRRRL U18 competition Brody Jones played in thirteen regular season matches for Lismore Marist Brothers scoring an impressive nine tries along the way for a strike rate of 69.23%.
Brody Jones scored a hat trick against Kyogle mid-season and the week prior scored a double against Murwillumbah. Brody Jones also had a good try scoring run late in the season when he scored in consecutive rounds against Casino RSM, Lower Clarence and Tweed Coast. Brody Jones’s remaining try came in Round Three once again against Tweed Coast.
Brody Jones played for Lismore Marist Brothers in two different competitions in 2107 being the U16.5 Group One Junior Rugby League competition and the NRRRL competition at the U18 level.
For Lismore Marist Brothers in the 2017 Group One U16.5 competition, Brody Jones played in twelve matches for the 4th placed Rams scoring three tries including two in two weeks against Ballina and Clarence Coast and later in the season Brody Jones scored against Casino RSM.
In total Brody Jones also played four matches at the U18 level in the 2017 NRRRL competition with his first match coming in early April against the Tweed Coast Raiders which included the outstanding young forward Oscar Clarke.
In 2017 the tough young Lismore Marist Brothers second rower’s rugby league season finished with him attending the Titans U16 High Performance Academy camp in Lennox Heads in late 2017 where he played for the Titans in their match against a Western Mustangs U16 side that was also attending the high performance camp.
In 2016 Brody Jones was selected on the bench for the U15 New South Wales Combined Catholic Colleges Northern Region side for their annual trials.
In addition to scoring his fifth try, in Round Four against the Townsville Blackhawks Jesse Arthars once again played all 80 minutes at right centre, running for 113 metres, 45 post contact, broke two tackles as well as playing the ball at a team leading average speed of 2.93 tackles. Defensively Jesse Arthars made nine tackles at a 90% tackling efficiency.
Jesse Arthars try came as a result of him chasing through a bomb directed by Burleigh half Jamal Fogerty to the right corner post, Jesse Arthars got high initially retrieving the ball with one high before controlling it and getting it down for the Bears first try of the match.
After missing Round Four it is good to see Tremain Spry back in the Tweed Heads Seagulls Queensland Cup side for this weekends Round Five match against the Wynnum Manly Seagulls.
After missing the start of the season it is great to see Lochlyn Sheldon back for the Burleigh Colts in their Round Five match against Souths Logan after he was named on an extended bench.
Titan Kea Pere who was injured in Round One has also need named on the Burleigh extended bench.
Norths Devils centre Shannon Subritzky-Stewart signed a contract with the Titans early in 2019 after being part of the one of the Titans two U15 sides that played each other and a Western Mustangs at Mudgeeraba in February of this year.
Shannon Subritzky-Stewart is currently a member of the 2019 U15 Emerging Origin squad and in 2018 was part of the South East Queensland White U14 side that took part in the Queensland U14 Age Championships, scoring in Round Two in a SEQ White 22 – 12 win over Central.
In 2018 Shannon Subritzky-Stewart played for the Norths Devils in the GBJRL U14 Premier Division competition including starting in the centres for the Nundah based side in the Grand Final but unfortunately they went down 26 – 20 to an Easts Tigers side that included fellow 2019 Titans U15 signee, winger Antioch Faitala-Mariner.
Latest Junior Weekly wrap from the Official Site:
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/04/03/round-4-jnr-rep-wrap/
Late last year a Western Mustangs U16 side attending a training camp in Northern New South Wales held by the Titans and then played a match against a Group One U16 side.
The standout played on the field was Western Mustangs lock Jack Pike.
In the opening two rounds of the Toowoomba Rugby League U18 competition, Jack Pike has started in the second row for Toowoomba Souths and kicked a conversion in Round One a fortnight ago against Oakey.
Former Titans junior Development Squad member Jack Frame made his first appearance for the Mudgeeraba Doug Lipp Cup side on the weekend coming off the bench in their 32-20 win over Runaway Bay since his move from the Grafton Ghosts.
Jake Frame played three seasons for the Grafton Ghosts First Grade side in the Group Two competition, in 2018 playing fifteen matches scoring seven tries.
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Burleigh Colts squad member Leighmon Hohaia Katene played his third match from the bench for the Ormeau Doug Lipp Cup side on the weekend in their Round Three 20-12 win over Bilambil.
Burleigh Colts Newcastle recruit Jock Sullivan made his GCRL U20 debut on the weekend in Round Two when he came off the bench in Burleigh’s 29-24 loss to Currumbin and marked his debut with a try.
Since his move from Burleigh, Jackson Gisinger has made a great start with his new club Mudgeeraba in the GCRL U20 competition. In their Round Two 32-26 win over Runaway Bay, he started in the front row scoring a double in the six point victory.
Tweed Heads Seagulls MM Cup squad member Brendan Hoffman made his GCRL U20 debut on the weekend coming off the bench and scoring for Runaway Bay in their 32-26 loss to Mudgeeraba.
2019 Burleigh Colts squad member Alex Drewe had a big match in Round Two of the GCRL U20 competition starting at hooker and scoring two tries and kicking three goals for Helensvale as they went down 24-22 to Southport.
Impressive second row prospect Jayden Sveistrup was one of Southport’s leading players in their GCRL U20 Round Two match against Helensvale which they won by two points with the powerful second rower scoring a double in the victory.
Burleigh GCRL U20 fullback and Burleigh Colts squad member, fullback O’Shea Hannaway made it four tries from just two matches when he scored in Round Two on the weekend but Burleigh went down 29-24 to Currumbin.
After starting the opening two rounds of the 2019 Hastings Deerings Colts competition at fullback for Tweed Heads, Western Australian recruit Kade McDonald came off the bench for Currumbin in the GCRL U20 competition but certainly made an impact when he came on scoring a hat trick as Currumbin prevailed 29-24 in a close match against Burleigh.
Former Titans Development Squad member Brodie Hannon has made a good start in the GCRL First Grade competition for Runaway Bay scoring two tries from the opening three rounds when he scored on the weekend in Runaway Bay’s 24-22 win over Tugun.
Brodie Hannon has started from the bench in all three First Grade matches this season and is still U20 eligible.
After playing the opening rounds of the 2019 season with the Burleigh Colts U20 Hastings Deerings Cup side Darius Farmer (he played Round One in the Queensland Cup) and Kai O’Donnell were promoted to the Burleigh CGRL First Grade side for Round Three over the weekend starting in the second row and at lock respectively and were on the winning side as the Bears defeated Currumbin 28-8.
Preview from the Official Site of the U16 Andrew Johns Cup final this Saturday featuring the Northern Rivers Titans again the Western Rams.
Their captain and Titans contracted half being interviewed.
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/04/03/andrew-johns-cup---preview/
Kalani Going’s opening four rounds of the 2019 Queensland Cup competition for Tweed Heads certainly have been impressive.
In his second season for the Seagulls in the Queensland Cup, Kalani Going has played the entire 80 minutes in each of his four matches, running for 387.6 metres (36.12% post contact), scored a try in Round Two against the Townsville Blackhawks, broken twelve tackles, including ten in Round Two against Townsville, recorded a try assist (Round One against PNG) and also has recorded a try assist.
Defensively Kalani Going has made one hundred tackles at an impressive tackling efficiency of 93.2%. In Round One against the PNG Hunters Kalani Going made 39 tackles, missing only one for a 97.5% tackling efficiency in that match alone and in Round Three against the Burleigh Bears his tackling efficiency was 100%.
NRL Development contracts are at a premium I appreciate but he is a second rower that the Titans could do worse than look at for now or next season and beyond.
Ipswich based Titans contracted outside back Orlando Swain scored for Ipswich on the weekend in Round Four of the South East Queensland U16 Challenge but unfortunately his side went down 14-4 to Gold Coast Vikings White 14-4.
Titans contracted hooker Caleb Gould-Waiariki made it five tries from four matches in Round Four of the South East Queensland U16 Challenge when he scored for Gold Coast Vikings Yellow in their big 44 – 4 win against Brisbane Green last weekend.
Northern Rivers Titans team list for this Saturday’s U16 Andrew Johns Cup Final against the Western Rams.
1. Jaylan De Groot (Cudgen)
2. Jack Field (Cudgen)
3. Reef Sommerville (Cudgen)
4. Rowan Mansfield (Ballina)
5. Jake Coleman (Lismore Marist)
6. Riley Lack (Murwillumbah)
7. Thomas Weaver (C) (Cudgen)
8. Noah Johannssen (Tweed Heads)
9. Oskar Bryant (Cudgen)
10. Jack Cullen (Cudgen)
11. Nicholas Troy (Ballina)
12. Ryan Foran (Murwillumbah)
13. Bayley Cox (Murwillumbah)
14. Henry Lee (Lismore Marist)
15. Damian Wilson (Kyogle)
16. Byron Jones (Cudgen)
18. Keegan Pace (Cudgen)
19. Jordan Gallagher (South Grafton)
Helensvale Hornets strike centre Te Haeta Takamore deservedly signed a contract with the Titans earlier this year.
For the Helensvale Hornets U14 Division One side in 2018, Te Haeta Takamore played primarily in the centres including in their 29 – 12 Grand Final victory over Coomera. Team mates in the Grand Final winning were fellow Titans contracted players, second rower Zac Johnson and fullback Kobie Mackey-Taylor.
In total of the Helensvale U14 Division One side in 2018 Te Haeta Takamore played in twelve matches, including the Grand Final and finished as his sides leading try scorer with ten tries including doubles against Beaudesert and Ormeau.
Te Haeta Takamore also played in three U15 Division Two matches in 2018 scoring once with his first match being against Jimboomba in that Division.
In 2018 Te Haeta Takamore also had the honour of being named on the wing in the Keebra Park Team of the Year and was also named Keebra Park Year 8 Player of the Year.
Te Haeta Takamore was also part of the Helensvale U14 side that won the Tassell Trophy in 2018 scoring in the Hornets 40 – 6 Tournament final victory over the Western Lions.
To cap off his 2018 season Te Haeta Takamore was part of the Queensland Nga-Hua U14 side that took part in the QPICC tournament.
After coming off the bench last weekend in his first match on the Gold Coast former Canterbury New Zealand player Tyral Henshaw-Hewett will start in the front row for Southport in their GCRL U20 Round Three match against Mudgeeraba.
In the Andrew Johns Cup U16 Final the Northern Rivers Titans lead the Western Rams 12-0 at half time.
Magnificent effort by the U16 Northern Rivers Titans to win the 2019 Andrew Johns Cup 18-6 against the Western Rams.
Well done boys.
In the Andrew Johns Cup U16 Final the Northern Rivers Titans lead the Western Rams 12-0 at half time.
Mr Bods
06-04-19, 11:35 AM
Magnificent effort by the U16 Northern Rivers Titans to win the 2019 Andrew Johns Cup 18-6 against the Western Rams.
Well done boys.
mdrew is it true that the other Northern Rivers teams didn’t win a game?
The U18 side did not mate, but quite a few players who would have been in the side such as Ben Liyou and Jake Martin amongst others moved up to the Gold Coast as part of the Titans TEDS program and play in the MM Cup and also almost the entire side are U18 eligible in 2020, so it is nowhere near as concerning as it seems especially when you consider that they lost a game or two in the last couple of minutes for example Round Five.
Titans contracted Ethan Foster was outstanding and he is still U18 eligible in 2020. When you add in a number of the U16's with the returning players I believe that the 2020 version of the Northern Rivers Titans Laurie Daley Cup side will be more than competitive.
mdrew is it true that the other Northern Rivers teams didn’t win a game?
Mr Bods
06-04-19, 11:43 AM
Preview from the Official Site of the U16 Andrew Johns Cup final this Saturday featuring the Northern Rivers Titans again the Western Rams.
Their captain and Titans contracted half being interviewed.
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/04/03/andrew-johns-cup---preview/
254am!!!! There is only one mdrew. It’s like mdrew is like a holy deity, always about,always monitoring, omnipresent.
Well done to titans Rowan Mansfield (wing), Reef Sommerville (centre), Riley Lack (five eight), Thomas Weaver (half), Jack Cullen (front row), Ryan Foran (second row), Noah Johannssen (interchange) and Keegan Pace (interchange) for their selection in the New South Wales Country U16 side who will tour the UK for two games in November 2019.
Mr Bods
06-04-19, 02:07 PM
Thanks for adding that context mdrew
It was the tail of the former Titans development squad members for the Bond University Colts I side in their Round Three match this afternoon against GPS with Ronan Kapi and Rhian Stowers amongst the try scorers as Bond won 19-10.
After playing for Ballina in Round One of the NRRRL competition a fortnight ago, Kuyan Roberts-Laurie's clearance to Byron Bay was approved and this afternoon in Round Two he started in the second row in the U18's and then was on the bench for the NRRRL First Grade match against Evans Head.
Dakota Whalan and Jake Kearton to make their MM Cup debuts off the bench for Burleigh this morning in their match against Souths Logan.
Tweed Heads went down 20-16 in the MM Cup against Wynnum .
Good tough game in the heat mate could have gone either way
Burleigh MM went down 26-10 to Souths Logan with Titans front rower Tristian Powell and centre Eli Morgan try scorers and Ryan Rivett converting one from two.
Darius Farmer scored this afternoon for the Burleigh GCRL First Grade side in their 28-12 win over Bilambil. His first career GCRL First Grade try I believe.
Two very good teams on display mate, I agree
Good tough game in the heat mate could have gone either way
Tweed Seagulls Colts drew 18 all with Wynnum this afternoon with half Tahne Robinson and second rower Cooper Hennessy (2) the Seagulls try scorers.
Yes mate Tweed came out in the second half a different team the 12 , 13 and 10 where very tough all day along with Juan compain a very good pack
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Toby sextons kicking game was first class also
Burleigh Colts had a big 40-18 win over Souths Logan with Titan Kai O'Donnell starting at lock for Burleigh and scoring the Bears first try.
Titans NRL contracted Tremain Spry scored his third career Queensland Cup this afternoon for Tweed Heads in their 32-6 loss to Wynnum Manly.
In his first Queensland Cup start of the season (lock) Jai Whitbread scored his second try of the season as the Bears defeated Souths Logan 38-22.
Good to see Titans contracted Ethan Foster on the winning side in Round Two of the NRRRL competition with his Lowe Clarence side defeating Murwillumbah 18-16.
After finishing the U18 Laurie Daley Cup competition as the Northern Rivers Titans leading points scorer, Murwillumbah's Thomas Vickery has started the U18 NRRRL competition is a similar vein scoring 16 points through the opening two rounds including a try and two goals yesterday in the Mustangs 18-16 loss to Lower Clarence.
Outstanding fullback prospect Laine Hardy made it three tries from just two matches in the NRRRL U18 competition when he scored in Round Two yesterday however his Kyogle side went down 24-16 to the Tweed Heads Seagulls.
Noah Johannsson must be a sucker for punishment as the day after playing his part in the Northern Rivers Titans U16 Andrew Johns Cup success and being named in the NSW Country U16 side he was involved in the Tweed Heads U18 Round Two 24-16 win over Kyogle.
Giant young front rower Carl Lolohea made it two tries from as many matches in the NRRRL U18 competition when he scored in Round Two for Ballina in their 46-18 win over Casino RSM.
Ballina second rower Tupou Lolohea has had an outstanding start to the NRRRL U18 competition scoring five tries in the opening two rounds including a hat trick in Round Two on the weekend against Casino RSM.
A fortnight ago in Round One Tupou Lolohea made his NRRRL First Grade debut against Kyogle.
In Round Five for Tweed Heads against Wynnum Manly Ioane Seuili once again played the entire 80 minutes on the right wing, running for 94 metres (35 post contact), broke two tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 3.79 seconds and made a career high fifteen tackles at an impressive tackling efficiency of 93.75%.
In Round Five in a Burleigh 38-22 win over Souths Logan Jesse Arthars partnered Brenko Lee in the centres playing the entire 80 minutes, running for 140 metres (32 post contact), made a line break, had a try assist, played the ball at an average of 3.87 seconds and made fourteen tackles at a tackling efficiency of 87.5%.
Jesse Arthars line break and try assist came from the same play, Jesse Arthars ran a hard straight line from right centre, breaking through the Souths Logan line around forty metres out, he then drew the fullback and sent a pass to his right to Tyrone Roberts-Davis to score in the right corner.
After being in the 21 man Titans NRL squad for a number of weeks, Jai Whitbread made his first Queensland Cup start of the season in Round Five when he started at lock for Burleigh in their 38-22 win against Souths Logan and scored his second 2019 try in the process. He had come off the bench in his other three appearances.
Jai Whitbread played a season high 63 minutes, ran for 153 metres (51 post contact), both also season highs, broke the line on two occasions, had a team leading nine tackle breaks (career high), played the ball at an average speed of 3.19 seconds and made a team leading twenty six tackles at a tackling efficiency of 96.30%.
In relation to his try, Jai Whitbread received the ball from the dummy half about ten metres out from the Souths Logan line from a block play, when he made contact with the defensive line, Jai Whitbread spun clock wise 360 degrees to break through the initial contact before he pushed past the Magpies fullback to score just to the right of the goal posts.
IF he continues to play like this Jai Whitbread will be impossible to keep out of the Titans NRL side.
After playing only 21 minutes in Round Three and missing Round Four through injury Tremain Spry was back in the Tweed Heads Seagulls Queensland Cup side for Round Five on Sunday and scored the Seagulls only try in their 32-6 loss to Wynnum Manly.
Playing on the right Tremain Spry played the entire 80 minutes running for 115 metres (13 post contact), made a line break, broke two tackles, played the ball at a team leading average speed of 3.01 seconds and made a tackle.
Tremain Spry’s try was one of the easier ones that he will score, he ran into a huge gap around seventy metres out to score under the posts untouched after some good inside work from the Tweed Heads play makers.
Brenko Lee did not dwell on dropping down to the Queensland Cup on the weekend and had a very good game for Burleigh in their 38-22 Round Five win over Souths Logan starting at left centre with fellow Titan Jesse Arthars on the right.
In his 80 minutes on the field Brenko Lee ran for a team leading 161 metres, 58 of which were post contact, also team leading, broke three tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 3.62 seconds and made six tackles at a 100% tackling efficiency.
Good to see Tyrese Walker named on an extended bench for the Burleigh MM Cup side for this weekend's Round Six match against the Wynnum Manly Seagulls, if he makes the final 17 to will be his first match of the season after a more than solid 2018 campaign.
Great to see Titans contracted Tristian Powell being promoted from the MM Cup to the Colts competition for Round Six this weekend for Burleigh against Wynnum Manly after he was named on the Bears extended bench but it appears likely that he will make the final 17.
Tristian Powell started the first five matches of the MM Cup competition in the front rower and was one of the Bears standouts.
Some good footage of Burleigh left winger Reece Tapine nd his performance against Souths Logan on the weekend.
https://www.qrl.com.au/news/2019/04/09/what-a-weapon-reece-tapine/
Sunny86
10-04-19, 06:31 AM
Darius farmers try for a grade is what the Titian’s need hard straight running
Yes it was a good try mate, he hit the line hard and crashed over with a couple of Bilambil players handing off him, he was pretty happy afterwards too, understandably so
Darius farmers try for a grade is what the Titian’s need hard straight running
Congratulations to Titans Bailey Martin, Flynn Daniel, Caleb Gould-Waiariki, Kaleb Ngamanu, Brock Priestley, Ezra Ubaldino, Brody Smitka, Kaden Somerville and Orlando Swain for their selection in the South East Queensland U16 training squad.
Playing fullback Ethan Coldwell-Jackey made it two tries from as many matches for his new club Byron Bay in their 54-0 win over Evans Head on Sunday.
He then came on in the reserve grade match scoring again as Byron Bay 22-18.
Playing half back Malachi Roberts kicked two goals for his new club Byron Bay in their U18 NRRRL Round Two 54-0 win over Evans Head, he then played in the reserve grade match that Byron Bay also won 22-18.
Interview with Titans contracted (a new two year contract just signed) Thomas Weaver and highlights of the Northern Rivers Titans Andrew Johns Cup Final victory.
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/04/10/andrew-johns-cup---grand-final/
2019 Burleigh Colts squad member Leighmon Hohaia Katene made his first Doug Lipp Cup start on the weekend in round Four on the weekend when he started at five eight for Ormeau in their 40-16 loss to Mudgeeraba.
He started on the bench in his other Doug Lipp Cup matches this season.
Giant young Runaway Bay and former Titans junior representative Doryaan Hape Apiata made his first Doug Lipp Cup start on the weekend in Round Four for Runaway Bay in their 44-6 win over Helensvale.
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One of the more impressive players for the Burleigh Colts side this season is Lachlan Turnbull who will start at hooker for Round Six of the Hastings Deering's Colts competition against the Wynnum Manly Seagulls.
In the MM Cup competition in 2018 Lachlan Turnbull finished third in the player of the year voting.
One of the more impressive players for the Burleigh Colts side this season is Lachlan Turnbull who will start at hooker for Round Six of the Hastings Deering's Colts competition against the Wynnum Manly Seagulls.
In the MM Cup competition in 2018 Lachlan Turnbull finished third in the player of the year voting.
Lochlan is a talent. Loves a try. Hopefully kicks on at the Bears.
A few Titans youngsters will be in for a great experience on Friday night when Tweed Heads Colts play the Cutters in the curtain raiser to the North Queensland NRL match.
Fullback Jaylon Toó and forwards Blake Campbell and Ben Thomas will have a great experience playing in front of a big crowd.
Yes he is a good kid , didnt he go down to Sydney at the start of the year ?
He was down there for a period of time I believe mate
Yes he is a good kid , didnt he go down to Sydney at the start of the year ?
Interesting to see Repoama Morris-Ponga start in the centres for the GCRL Burleigh U20 side in their Round Four 28-12 loss to Currumbin with the young New Zealander scoring one of Burleigh’s two tries.
In 2018 he played in 15 GCRL U19 mataches for Burleigh scoring six tries but actually spent a fair bit of time at hooker.
Repoama Morris-Ponga is a former student of powerhouse Auckland Rugby league school, Mount Albert Grammar School (MAGS) and played for the New Lynn Rugby League in Auckland in his junior rugby league days.
Repoama Morris-Ponga has also represented the Cook Islands on a number of occasions including November 2017 in the Pasifika Youth Cup at the U18 level and in fact scored on Day One against New Zealand Maori. Repoama Morris-Ponga has also represented the Cook Islands in rugby, being part of the Cook Islands 2017 U18 World Sevens Tournament team.
Burleigh Bears 2019 Hastings Deering’s Colts squad member Lane Ticehurst had a more than solid Round Four match in the GCRL U20 competition scoring a double for Mudgeeraba after starting the match in the second row as the Redbacks defeated Southport 38-6.
Very interesting to see Stanley Farani start at half for the Burleigh U20 GCRL side in their 28-12 Round Four loss to Currumbin. Stanley Farani has been playing on the wing for the Burleigh Hastings Deering’s Colts side since his move to the Gold Coast from New Zealand.
Stanley Farani played in the 2018 Auckland rugby league competition for the Otahuhu Leopards and late in the season as a result of his play for the Leopards started on the wing for the Auckland U18 side in their match against U18 Auckland Niue.
For Auckland’s Pakuranga College Stanley Farani had an outstanding school boy career both in rugby, playing for the school’s First XV primarily at outside centre and rugby league including playing fullback for the school’s First XIII in their 18 – 8 2017 Auckland Rugby League Colleges Championship win against James Cook High School.
At last year’s Pakuranga College awards night, Stanley Farani received awards for both rugby and rugby league. In rugby Stanley Farani was the First XV Most Outstanding Player and Player of the Year awards and in rugby league received the Player of the Year award for the First XIII.
2018 also saw Stanley Farani represent Samoa at the U18 Pasifika Cup that was held in Auckland early in the year.
After starting the 2019 season off playing in the Burleigh Colts side at fullback, Titans linked Jayden Campbell moved back to the GCRL U20 competition for Round Four against Runaway Bay starting at half for Helensvale and quickly proving that it will not be long before he is back in the Burleigh Colts side after a dominant display which saw him score a hat trick and kick two goals as the Hornets defeated Runaway Bay 28-22.
In fact Jayden Campbell has been named on Burleigh’s extended bench for their Round Six Hastings Deering’s Colts clash against Wynnum Manly.
Outstanding achievement for Titans contracted Thomas Weaver, Ryan Foran and Riley Lack to make the New South Wales Emerging Pathways U16 squad. Only four of the squad are from NSW Country so a great effort by the Northern NSW boys.
Young Grafton Ghosts 19 year old hooker Jacob Ryan got his Group Two season off on the right foot last Sunday in Round One of the Group Two Reserve Grade competition scoring for Grafton as they defeated Orara Valley 38-4.
One player who I would really like to see try his luck in the Queensland Cup is Grafton Ghosts centre Dylan Collett, over the last three years he has been the outstanding centre in the Group Two First Grade competition and I think in each of those years was the competitions leading try scorer.
He has to be the favourite to finish as the leading try scorer again in 2019 after scoring four tries in Round One as Grafton defeated Orara Valley 46-6.
Anthony Don is proof positive that you are never too old.
Titan Darius Farmer will be looking to continue his progression towards the NRL on the weekend in Round Five of the Gold Coast Rugby League First Grade competition when he once again starts in the second row for Burleigh on Sunday against Southport.
Great win by the Tweed Heads Seagulls Colts side tonight in the curtain raiser to the Cowboys-Storm match with talented half Tahne Robinson scoring for the second week in a row as the Seagulls defeated the Mackay Cutters 16-10.
Great to see one of the most underrated players on the Gold Coast to make his MM Cup debut tomorrow for Burleigh when Noah Croudace starts on the wing against Wynnum.
He is a talent who will absolutely surprise in coming years.
Helensvale Hornets second rower Zac Johnson deservedly signed a contract with the Titans early in 2019 after an outstanding 2018 campaign.
For the Helensvale Hornets U14 Division One side in 2018, Zac Johnson played primarily in the second row including in their 29 – 12 Grand Final victory over Coomera. Team mates in the Grand Final winning were fellow Titans contracted players, fullback Kobie Mackey-Taylor and centre Te Haeta Takamore.
In total for the Helensvale Division One U14 side, Zac Johnson played in thirteen matches finishing with thirty one points from three tries, nine goals and a field goal which was kicked late in the season against the Ormeau Shearers.
In 2018 Zac Johnson also played in one U15 Division match which was against Currumbin in late June and two U15 Division One matches the first being against Jimboomba in late July.
Zac Johnson was also part of the Helensvale U14 side that won the Tassell Trophy in 2018 scoring a try and kicking a conversion in the Hornets 40 – 6 Tournament final victory over the Western Lions. In fact Zac Johnson was named Player of the Final after a dominant display.
Great 23-22 win for Burleigh MM against Wynnum Manly.
Titans linked half Ryan Rivett with a try three goals and the match winning field goal in the last couple of minutes.
Great 23-22 win for Burleigh MM against Wynnum Manly.
Former Gold Coast Rugby League junior player Logan Watene scored a hat trick for Bond University in their Colts I 26-24 win over Easts this afternoon
Titans contracted Tristian Powell started in the second row in his first match in the Colts competition for Burleigh this afternoon against Wynnum after his promotion from the MM Cup and scored early in the second half.
He is a player with a big future.
Big win for the Burleigh Colts side this afternoon 50-20 against Wynnum Manly.
In addition to Tristian Powell other try scorers for the Bears included Mikey Williams, Kea Pere, Reece Tapine and Taine Tuaupiki (2).
Hooker Lochlan Turnbull also scored and kicked seven goals from nine attempts.
Titans contracted Jesse Arthars scored in the 2nd minute for Burleigh and they lead early against Wynnum Manly.
His 6th try of the season.
Jesse Arthars now with a double after scoring in the 18th minute
Titans contracted Jesse Arthars scored in the 2nd minute for Burleigh and they lead early against Wynnum Manly.
His 6th try of the season.
Huge win for the Tweed Heads MM side in Mackay this afternoon defeating the Cutters 72-0.
Try scorers included Ediq Ambrosyev, Ben Liyou, Caleb Hodges, Kade Hill (2) and Solomon Torrens (2).
Good to see Ioane Seuili get an opportunity in the centres tonight for Tweed Heads in their Round 6 Queensland Cup match against the Mackay Cutters.
Tremain Spry with his 4th Queensland Cup try tonight for Tweed Heads against the Mackay Cutters
Great 23-22 win for Burleigh MM against Wynnum Manly.
Missed the game but Burleigh did well to beat the undefeated top of the table Wynnum Manly team.
Phillip Sami put behind him playing in the Queensland Cup and not the NRL playing solidly for Burleigh on the right wing yesterday in their 24-16 win over Wynnum Manly.
Plying the entire 80 minutes, Phillip Sami ran for 146 metres (59 post contact) broke a team leading 5 tackles and had a 100% tackling efficiency.
Great to see the Tweed Heads Seagulls MM Cup side make the top 4 and therefore will play in the semi-finals
A week after captaining the Northern Rivers Titans U16 side to an Andrew Johns Cup win and selection in the NSW Country U16 side Titans contracted star in the making Thomas Weaver made his NRRRL U18 debut this afternoon for Cudgen against Murwillumbah, starting on the wing.
GC Vikings U13 and U14 squads named
https://www.rlgc.com.au/single-post/2019/04/15/Under-14-Rugby-League-Gold-Coast-Vikings-Training-Squad-Announced
https://www.rlgc.com.au/single-post/2019/04/15/Under-13-Rugby-League-Gold-Coast-Vikings-Training-Squad-Announced
Now that the U16 Andrew Johns Cup competition has come to an end, a number of the Northern Rivers Titans players have moved to the U18 NRRRL competition even though they are U16 eligible in the Group 18 Junior Rugby League competition.
One such player is hooker Oskar Bryant who started on the bench for Cudgen U18’s in their match against Murwillumbah.
Post the Andrew Johns Cup Oskar Bryant along with multiple other U16 Northern Rivers Titans players was selected in the New South Wales Country U16 side for their two match tour of the United Kingdom in November.
Brenko Lee continues to play well in the Queensland Cup at left centre for Burleigh. In Round Six on Saturday against Wynnum Manly, he played the entire 80 minutes, ran for 100 metres, 36 of which were post contact, played the ball at an average speed of 3.98 seconds and made eleven tackles at a tackling efficiency of 91.67%.
Jai Whitbread certainly had an outstanding NRL match for the Titans on Friday night, his second ever.
In his 38 minutes on the field Jai Whitbread ran for 93 metres, 34 post contact, played the ball at an average speed of 3.13 seconds and made 23 tackles at a tackling efficiency of 95.8%.
Jai Whitbread make his NRL debut for the Titans in 2018 when he came off the bench in Round 18 against the Sydney Roosters making a more than positive impression in limited minutes on the field.
In total in his NRL debut Jai Whitbread played 18 minutes running for 32 metres, 10.5 of those post contact and made nine tackles at a tackling efficiency of 81.8% in a solid debut for the 186cm 107kg Titans junior and South Tweed product.
In Round Six of the Queensland Cup on Saturday night for the Tweed Heads Seagulls Titan Ioane Seuili moved from the right wing to play at left centre and had a very good match, playing the entire 80 minutes, running for 130 metres (47 post contact), broke a tackle, played the ball at an average speed of 3.7 seconds, and made fourteen tackles at a 100% tackling efficiency.
Titans contracted centre Tremain Spry continues to make impressive strides towards the NRL.
In Round Six of the Queensland Cup for Tweed Heads against the Mackay Cutters, Tremain Spry scored his fourth try of the season, when Tweed Heads spread the ball to the right, Tremain Spry got outside of his direct opponent and scored untouched from around twenty metres out.
Playing the full game, Tremain Spry ran for 103 metres (twenty post contact), had a line break and a line break assist, broke a team leading six tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 3.97 seconds and had an 80% tackling efficiency in the match.
In Round Six of the Queensland Cup for Burleigh, Jesse Arthars once again started at right centre and scored the first two tries of the match making it seven tries from just six matches this season.
For his first try, Jesse Arthars ran a straight line into a gap in the Wynnum defensive line around sixty metres out from the line, he stepped off his right foot to beat the fullback and also stepped off his right foot once again to beat the Wynnum winger who came from the opposite side of the field to score under the posts. A similar line resulted in his second try when he split the Wynnum defence from around twenty metres out and was able to bring the ball around from the right corner to put it down under the posts.
Playing the full match once again Jesse Arthars ran for a team leading 170 metres (twenty three post contact) had two line breaks, broke three tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 4.05 seconds and made eighteen tackles at a tackling efficiency of 94.74%.
Oskar Bryant in fact scored a double in the match as Cudgen defeated murwillumbah 36-0
Now that the U16 Andrew Johns Cup competition has come to an end, a number of the Northern Rivers Titans players have moved to the U18 NRRRL competition even though they are U16 eligible in the Group 18 Junior Rugby League competition.
One such player is hooker Oskar Bryant who started on the bench for Cudgen U18’s in their match against Murwillumbah.
Post the Andrew Johns Cup Oskar Bryant along with multiple other U16 Northern Rivers Titans players was selected in the New South Wales Country U16 side for their two match tour of the United Kingdom in November.
Congrats to all those that made the squads. The GC and Ipswich all seem to assemble their squads nice and early in the season which is a good idea.
Good to see former Titan Luke Mastroianni back on the Gold Coast after a stint with the Newcastle Knights in 2018. He made his GCRL U20 debut in Round Four on the weekend when he started in the second row for Runaway Bay as they defeated Southport 32-14.
Jackson Gisinger has certainly made an impression at his new club, the Mudgeeraba Redbacks in the GCRL U20 competition scoring a double on the weekend to make it four tries from as many matches as Mudgeeraba went down 24-20 to Currumbin.
2019 Burleigh Colts second row recruit Jock Sullivan scored his second GCRL U20 try in Round Four over the weekend for Burleigh when they went down 28-24 agaisnt Helensvale.
2019 Burleigh Hastings Deering’s Colts squad member George Santos-Motuapuaka made his playing debut on the Gold Coast in Round Four of the GCRL U20 competition, starting in the centres for Burleigh against Helensvale with the Bears going down in the match 28 – 24 however he did score on debut.
For the Casey Warriors George Santos-Motuapuaka started the 2018 season in their Victorian Rugby League First Grade side playing in three matches including scoring in his First Grade debut against the Waverley Oakleigh Panthers. George Santos-Motuapuaka’s other two Victorian First Grade Matches in 2018 season were against the Sunbury United Tigers and the Truganina Rabbitoh’s.
George Santos-Motuapuaka also played in one Victorian Reserve Grade match in 2018 which was against the Truganina Rabbitoh’s a match which George Santos-Motuapuaka scored in.
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2019 Burleigh Hastings Deering’s Colts squad member Brayden Young started at lock for Helensvale on the weekend scoring as the hornets defeated Burleigh 28-24 in Round Four. Brayden Young then came off the bench in the Doug Lipp Cup match.
2019 Burleigh Hastings Deering’s Colts squad member Leighmon Hohaia Katene started his second match in a row in the Doug Lipp Cup competition at five eight and had a day out, scoring a double but unfortunately it was not enough for his Ormeau side to come away with a victory as they went down to Helensvale 24-14.
Another player back on the Gold Coast after a season or so away is Brent Barnes who spent 2018 in Sydney playing a number of matches with the Parramatta U18 SG Ball side on the wing.
Brent Barnes started from the bench for Helensvale in the GCRL U20 competition and also scoring as they defeated Burleigh 28-24.
The 2019 Burleigh Hastings Deering’s Colts side has an outstanding backline and as a consequence outstanding players like Titans linked Jayden Campbell find themselves in the GCRL U20 competition and dominating.
After scoring a hat trick and kicking two goals in Round Three, he also had a try assist, Jayden Campbell was at it again in Round Four scoring another two tries and kicking four goals for Helensvale as they defeated Burleigh 28-24 over the weekend.
Elusive fullback Andrew Brennan moves to Runaway Bay this season and recently was named in the 2019 Gold Coast Vikings U14 squad.
He played for Ormeau in the 2018 U13 Division One competition scoring an impressive 20 tries from just nine matches, being a strike rate of 222%. In fact Andrew Brennan scored in all nine of his 2018 matches.
Andrew Brennan scored four tries late in the season against Currumbin, hat tricks against Coomera and Parkwood, doubles against Helensvale, Mudgeeraba, Beaudesert and Southport and single tries against Runaway Bay and Southport.
Ballina Seagulls U18 second rower Tupou Lolohea has had an outstanding start to the 2019 NRRRL U18 season and with his hat trick last weekend in Round Three against Tweed Heads Seagulls has now scored eight tries through the opening three rounds.
In addition to scoring eight tries from just three NRRRL U18 matches Tupou Lolohea also scored a double a fortnight ago for Ballina in the Far North Coast Rugby First Grade competition. He started on the wing for Ballina as they defeated Southern Cross University 50-7.
Latest Junior Development wrap from the Official site. Great work Titans
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/04/17/round-6-jnr-rep-wrap/
Former Jimboomba Thunder centre/fullback Matthew Barrow is on the move to Beaudesert for the 2019 U14 Division One GCRL season and earlier this week was named in the Gold Coast Vikings U14 squad.
For Jimboomba in 2018, playing in the U13 Division Two competition, Matthew Barrow finished as the competitions leading try scorer with 29 tries from just twelve matches, recording a strike rate of 242%. He also kicked 13 goals to finish the 2018 season with 142 points.
Matthew Barrow scored five tries in an early season match against Helensvale, scored four tries in a match on four occasions against Parkwood, Ormeau twice and Southport, scored hat tricks against Currumbin and Burleigh and single tries against Runaway Bay and Helensvale.
In week one of the finals against Burleigh Matthew Barrow kicked five goals and he started at fullback in the U13 Division Two Grand Final however Jimboomba went down 18-15 to Helensvale.
Powerful youngster Wailer Whaiapu has recently been selected in the Gold Coast Vikings U14 side after a 2018 season which saw him start in the centres for Southport in their 42-22 U13 Division One Grand Final loss to Burleigh.
Over the course of the 2018 season in the GCRL U13 Division One competition for Southport, Wailer Whaiapu played in 13 matches including the finals series and scored seven tries.
He scored doubles in consecutive rounds in August against Coomera and Ormeau and also scored against Mudgeeraba, Beaudesert and Helensvale, the try against Helensvale was in Southport’s Preliminary Final victory.
At the 2018 Keebra Park Sport Awards Wailer Whaiapu was named at lock in the 2018 Keebra Park Team of the Year and also named Year 7 Player of the Season.
One member of the 2019 Gold Coast Vikings U14 side who should be great to watch is Southport Tigers centre Taelon Te Whiu-Hopa who had an outstanding 2018 season finishing as the second leading try scorer in the GCRL U13 Division One competition.
Taelon Te Whiu-Hopa finished the 2018 season with 116 points from 22 tries and 14 goals and in the 2018 U13 Division One grand Final he scored four tries but unfortunately Southport went down 42-22 to Burleigh.
In addition to scoring four tries in the Grand Final Taelon Te Whiu-Hopa scored four tries in Round One against Currumbin and kicked two goals in that match to finish with a 20 point match haul.
2018 also saw Taelon Te Whiu-Hopa play one match in the U14 Division Two competition scoring against Robina.
The 2019 Gold Coast Vikings U14 squad is talented across the board and one young player who is an outstanding addition to the squad is Burleigh and Keebra Park centre, Kalahni-Jai Lawrence.
In 2018 Kalahni-Jai Lawrence was close to unstoppable in the GCRL U13 Division One competition scoring 25 tries from just eleven matches, in fact he scored at least a try a match.
In the 2018 Grand Final Kalahni-Jai Lawrence scored a hat trick as his Burleigh side defeated Southport 42-22.
In 2018 Kalahni-Jai Lawrence scored four hat tricks in addition to the one in the Grand Final, including a hat trick in each of the opening three rounds of the U13 Division One competition with those matches being against Ormeau, Coomera and Beaudesert. He also scored a hat trick in June against Currumbin.
Kalahni-Jai Lawrence also scored doubles against Helensvale, Runaway Bay, Currumbin and Parkwood and single tries in matches against Southport on two occasions including the major semi-final.
It should come as no surprise that Kalahni-Jai Lawrence finished as the competitions leading try scorer in 2018.
Talented Byron Bay outside back Ethan Coldwell-Jackey made his NRRRL First Grade debut in Round Three last weekend and was part of the Todd Carney captained/coached side that defeated last years NRRRL First Grade premiers 18-12. Ethan Coldwell-Jackey had played in the U18 fixture earlier in the day.
Titans linked giant front rower Noah Johannssen played his second NRRRL U18 match in Round Three last weekend for Tweed Heads who went down 32-16 to Ballina.
Byron Bay 18 year old tear-a-way Kuyan Roberts Laurie played his second NRRRL match of the season last weekend in Round Three of the NRRRL First Grade competition, playing with former NRL player Todd Carney and they produced an outstanding result by defeating 2018 NRRRL First Grade premiers the Tweed Coast Raiders 18-12.
Lismore Marist Brothers Brody Jones who has been involved in Titans junior development matches scored his first try of the 2019 NRRRL U18 season last weekend in Round Three as Marist overcame Casino RSM 36-24.
Titans contracted left second rower Ryan Foran, a week after being part of the U16 Northern Rivers Titans side that won the Andrew Johns Cup, being named in the New South Wales Country U16 side and being named in the U16 New South Wales Emerging Origin squad made his U18 NRRRL debut when he came on for Murwillumbah in their loss to Cudgen in Round Three.
Not content with being a 16 year old making his U18 NRRRL debut last weekend for Cudgen in Round Three, Titans contracted Thomas Weaver came away from his debut with a try and four goals as the hornets defeated Murwillumbah 36-0.
Winger Antioch Faitala-Mariner who was part of a Titans U15 side that played against another Titans U15 side and a Western Mustangs U15 side at Mudgeeraba in February of this year and subsequent to those matches signed a contract linking the winger to the Titans for the next couple of seasons.
The powerful young winger hails from the Easts club in Brisbane playing for the Tigers in the GBJRL U14 Premier Division competition in 2018 including starting in the Grand Final that Easts won 26 – 20 against a Norths side that included fellow 2019 Titan, centre Shannon Subritzky-Stewart.
In 2018 Antioch Faitala-Mariner was also part of the South East Queensland Green U14 side that took part of the Queensland U14 Age Championships and started on the wing in the final that ended in a 16 all draw against South East Queensland White. In total for the South East Queensland U14 Green side, Antioch Faitala-Mariner played in all four of their matches starting all on the wing.
Antioch Faitala-Mariner has also a rugby background including representing Met East in the Queensland U12 Rugby Championships in 2016 and was named as their player of the match against Sunshine Coast.
Well done to Titans Larry Siala and David Neller for their selection in the Ipswich Diggers 2019 U14 squad.
After starting the 2019 season with the Northern Rivers Titans U18 side, Cooper Many, post that competition is playing for the Lower Clarence U18 side in the NRRRL competition and last weekend in Round Three scored a double as the Magpies defeated Kyogle 44-0.
Great to see Jesse Arthars named in the Titans 21 man squad for this weekend’s match against Newcastle. Highlighting how well he is going in the Queensland Cup is the fact that through the opening six rounds he leads the competition in tries (7) and line breaks (6).
Standout Titans contracted Ethan Foster scored his first try of the U18 NRRRL competition last weekend in Round Three as his Lower Clarence side defeated Kyogle 44 – 0.
Great to see Brenko Lee to continue to push for a Titans recall with the centre scoring tonight for Burleigh in their Queensland Cup win over the Mackay Cutters.
The Titans have some outstanding YOUNG depth in their three quarter line.
Playing right centre, Brenko Lee played the entire match, running for 131 metres (37 post contact), broke three tackles a=and had a 100% tackling efficiency.
QUOTE=mdrew;391560]Great to see Brenko Lee to continue to push for a Titans recall with the centre scoring tonight for Burleigh in their Queensland Cup win over the Mackay Cutters.
The Titans have some outstanding YOUNG depth in their three quarter line.[/QUOTE]
Young Grafton Ghosts fullback Cooper Woods scored a double in Round Two of the Group Two First Grade competition last weekend as the Ghosts defeated Bellingen Valley/Dorrigo 38-10.
Young Carina five eight Hayden Miller was a more than solid performer for the Titans U14 side that defeated the Western Mustangs 32 – 8 at Mudgeeraba in February of this year providing a positive link between the forward pack and outstanding back line that the Titans fielded that day.
In 2018 Hayden Miller played for Carina in the GBJRL U13 Division One competition.
In 2018 Hayden Miller was selected in the South East Queensland U13 squad and in 2017 he represented Met East in the Queensland Primary School U12 age group.
Tweed Heads Seagulls MM Cup side play their semi-final next weekend against Souths Logan, best of luck.
A couple of boys with titans links performed very well in the Ipswich Rugby League U14 competition for Norths Ipswich.
Young front rower Larry Siala finished equal second on the try scoring list scoring five tries from three games and fullback David Neller finished as the equal leading goal kicker with seven goals from three matches and fourth highest points scorer with 22.
Powerful young front rower Arama Hau will play the upcoming GCRL season with the Nerang Roosters in the U15 Division One competition after an outstanding 2018 season for Helensvale in the U14 Division One competition including starting in the front row in their 29-12 Grand FInal victory.
Ioane Seuili to start at left centre for the second week in a row tomorrow, the young man has a huge future with the Titans.
Great to see Blake Lenehan make his Queensland Cup debut for Ipswich against PNG over the weekend.
As you would expect Blake defensive stats were outstanding
Thanks for the heads up mate
Very good NRL match yesterday for Moeaki Fotuaika , in just 32 minutes he ran for 130 metres (32 post contact), broke two tackles and made 26 tackles at a 100% tackling efficiency.
In his first NRL matches in a couple of weeks yesterday Phillip Sami took his opportunity playing 68 minutes, running for a team leading 219 metres, breaking a team leading ten tackling, had two line breaks and having a 100% tackling efficiency.
In just his third NRL match local junior (South Tweed) Jai Whibtread proved he is going to be a long term NRL player.
In his 39 minutes on the field he ran for 130 metres, broke three tackles and made 22 tackles at a 100% tackling efficiency.
Titans contracted Kaleb Ngamanu at 16 will start from the bench tomorrow for the TSS First XV side when they take on New Zealand's New Plymouth Boys High at 3pm at TSS.
Kaleb Ngamanu will start at inside centre in the preceding second XV match
Great to see Lochlyn Sheldon back for the Burleigh Colts side for this Thursdays match against the Western Mustangs. He will start at lock.
After standing out in the GCRL U20 competition over the last fortnight Jayden Campbell is back in the Burleigh Colts side starting on the wing for Thursday's match against the Western Mustangs.
Ioane Seuili played Round Seven against Redcliffe at left centre for the second week in a row, playing the entire 80 minutes. Ioane Seuili led the Seagulls in both run metres (143) and post contact metres (57). He also broke two tackles, played the ball at an average speed for 3.42 seconds and made twelve tackles at a tackling efficiency of 92.3%.
In Round Seven against Redcliffe Tremain Spry started at right centre and played the entire 80 minutes. In that time he ran for 45 metres (twenty post contact), broke two tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 2.82 seconds and made thirteen tackles at a tackling efficiency of 81.3%.
The TSS second XV won 36-0 and the First XV drew 29 all this afternoon with Titan Kaleb Ngamanu gaining some great experience.
A number of other GC rugby league players also involved such as James Pere, Syris Schmidt and C****n Patu
Titans contracted Kaleb Ngamanu at 16 will start from the bench tomorrow for the TSS First XV side when they take on New Zealand's New Plymouth Boys High at 3pm at TSS.
Kaleb Ngamanu will start at inside centre in the preceding second XV match
Tweed MM Cup side for this weekend's semi-final against Souths Logan.
https://www.qrl.com.au/draw/mal-meninga-cup/2019/finals-week-1/magpies-v-seagulls/
Great to see Titan Eli Morgan named on the Burleigh Colts extended bench for tomorrow's match against the Western Mustangs in what will be his Colts debut if he makes the final 17.
The Mudgeeraba Redbacks Doug Lipp Cup side continues to get stronger with former Titans NYC hooker Corey Manicaros set to link with club.
Fullback David Neller had a very good match for the Titans U14 side in February at Mudgeeraba that defeated the Western Mustangs 32 – 8.
David Neller did not necessarily have to do a lot of work defensively as a result of the Titans dominance but returned the ball well from kicks when the opportunity presented itself and also insured that he was available in the centre of the ruck to receive any off loads from the dominant Titans forwards.
The Ipswich Grammar School student (formerly from Mossman State High School in Queensland’s north) has started the 2019 season off well in the Ipswich Rugby League U14 pre-season competition scoring twenty two points from just two matches, with all of those points coming in Round Two of the pre-season against Brothers Ipswich White when he scored two tries and kicked seven goals.
David Neller’s 2019 pre-season stats were enough to see him finish as the competitions equal leading goal kicker (seven) and fourth leading points scorer (twenty two).
David Neller started at fullback in the 2018 U13 Ipswich Grand Final and scored a try and kicked three conversions as Norths prevailed 26 – 22 against Goodna Black in a tight contest.
In total in the 2018 U13 season, David Neller played in fourteen matches scoring seventeen tries (121% strike rate) and kicking thirty nine goals to finish the season with a total points tally of 146 and an average of just over ten points per game.
In 2017 David Neller represented Peninsula at the QSSRL U12 Championships.
Big win by Burleigh Colts this afternoon 52-10 against the Western Mustangs.
Points scorers included Jayden Campbell with a hat trick and two goals and Lachlan Turnbull with two tries and four goals.
Other try scorers included Allan Lockwood, Jaxson Paulo, Reece Tapine and Cameron Brown.
Brenko Lee with a try this afternoon for Burleigh in their 54-6 win over PNG.
Brenko Lee got outside his man then stepped inside the cover defense to score out wide near the right touch line. He could have had a second when he was held up after some outstanding work and a flick pass from Jesse Arthars and also had a try assist when he split the PNG defense from around 70 metres out and produced a right armed offload in the fullbacks tackle to send Jamal Fogerty under the posts.
Big strong young front rower Larry Siala was one of a number of standouts for the Titans U14 side that defeated the Western Mustangs 32 – 8 in February at Mudgeeraba.
On that hot Saturday Larry Siala had a simply outstanding match constantly making ground with the ball through the centre of the ruck and as a result of his late footwork prior to the line made major metres post contact and also got away a few more than impressive off-loads usually one handed ones at that.
I can also recall a couple of huge hits that he put on a couple of Western Mustangs forwards with a couple forcing the ball loose as a result of the contact by Larry Siala. Larry Siala really did stand out as a young player on the rise in that match.
Larry Siala has recently been selected in the 2019 Ipswich Diggers U14 representative side.
The St Edmunds College (Ipswich) student plays in the Ipswich Rugby League competition, in 2019 playing for Norths in the U14 age group.
In the 2019 U14 pre-season Larry Siala played in three matches scoring five tries, including a hat trick against Goodna Black in Round Three and a Round Two hat trick against Brothers Ipswich White. His five tries was enough to finish the pre-season as the competitions equal second leading try scorer.
Larry Siala started in the front row in the 2018 U13 Ipswich Grand Final and scored a try as Norths prevailed 26 – 22 in a close contest against Goodna Black.
In total in the 2018 U13 season, Larry Siala played in fourteen matches scoring twenty one tries for a strike rate of an impressive 150%.
In 2017 Larry Siala represented Met West in the QSSRL U12 Championships.
Titans linked Boaz Kapua will start from the bench in around One of the GCRL U14 competition this weekend for Burleigh against Runaway Bay
Jahvis Kendall who was a sold performer for the U18 Northern Rivers Titans this year will start in the centres for Tugun in their Round One U18 Division Two match this weekend.
Nerang’s U15 Division One front rowers are both Titans being Arama Hau and Nicholas Hilton and they will play tonight against Ormeau in Round One.
Daniel Butterini will start in the second row for Currumbin in Round One of the GCRL U18 Division One competition against Burleigh.
Titans contracted Brock Priestley will start in the second row tonight for Ormeau in their U16 Division One match against Currumbin.
Exciting Titans contacted Caleb Gould-Waiariki will start at hooker tonight in Round One of the GCRL U16 Division One competition for Runaway Bay against Mudgeeraba.
In yesterday’s Queensland Cup match for Burleigh Brenko Lee started on the right wing, playing the entire 80 minutes and scoring and also had a try assist which have been described on this thread yesterday.
In addition he ran for 151 metres (41 post contact), had two line breaks, broke six tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 3.38 seconds and had a 100% tackling efficiency.
For Burleigh in yesterday’s Anzac Day match being Round Seven of the Queensland Cup against PNG, Jesse Arthars started once again at right centre. In his 80 minutes on the field, he ran for 74 metres (14 post contact), broke four tackles, played the ball at an average of 3.88 seconds and made fifteen tackles at a tackling efficiency of 93.8%
Jesse Arthars may not have scored a try but he did produce an outstanding piece of play, he received a pass from the scrum base, beat his direct opponent with an in and away, then bumped off the PNG winger who was coming in before producing an outstanding flick pass to Brenko Lee who was unfortunately held up over the line in the right corner.
Cooper Bai who is the son of former Titan Marcus Bai and who was part of the Titans U13 side that played against the Western Mustangs in February will start in the second row for Burleigh in Round One of the GCRL U13 Division One competition against Coomera.
Young five eight Coby Black who was outstanding for the Titans U13 side earlier this season against the Western Mustangs will start at five eight for Helensvale against Southport in Round One of the U13 Division One competition this weekend.
After a solid MM Cup campaign Titans contracted Will Evans will start at fullback for the Burleigh U18 Division One side in their Sunday Round One match against Currumbin.
Youngster Juwann-Claude Wetere will played extremely well in the centres for the Titans U13 side against the Western Mustangs earlier in the year will start at five eight in Round One of the GCRL U13 Division One competition over the weekend for Runaway Bay against Currumbin.
Titans contracted Brodyn Gudgeon will start at half for Helensvale in their U18 Division One Round One match this weekend against Southport. Former Titans junior development squad member Brent Barnes will start in the centres also for Helensvale, and is then scheduled to be on the bench for the Hornets U20 match.
Titans contracted Ricardo Evanis will start in the front row for the Burleigh U18 Division One side in Round One on the weekend against Currumbin in what is shaping as an outstanding match.
Titan’s outstanding half prospect Ryan Rivett will start at half on the weekend for Burleigh in their Round One U18 Division One match against Currumbin.
The Runaway Bay U15 Division One side for tonight’s Round One match against Helensvale has a few Titans in the forward pack being Joe Shannon at lock and Seth Nikotemo in the front row.
An interesting addition to the Runaway Bay side this season is former Canterbury junior, centre Elijah Hola.
Titans contracted front rowers Arama Hau and Nicholas Hilton both play for Nerang tonight in their Round One clash against Ormeau, Nicholas Hilton will start in the front row and Arama Hau will start from the bench in his first match with his new club.
The Helensvale Hornets U15 Division One side will take the field tonight in Round One against Runaway Bay with three Titans amongst the side being Zac Johnson (second row), Kobie Mackey-Taylor (fullback) and Te Haeata Takamore (centre).
The U16 Division One clash tonight in Round One between Coomera and Burleigh has a distinct Titans flavour to it. Kaleb Ngamanu will line up in the centres for Coomera and will be up against Bailey Martin (front row), Kaden Somerville (lock) and Ezra Ubaldino (centre).
A new addition to Burleigh’s side this season is Kye Taaffe who will start in the second row tonight.
The young centre or second rower moved to the Gold Coast this season to play for the Burleigh rom Chinchilla in Queensland’s west.
In 2018 Ky Taaffee played for Chinchilla in the South Burnett Junior Rugby League U16 competition. Due to the fact that there was no U15 competition, Ky Taaffee played against some players a year older that himself. Ky Taaffee first played in the U16 competition as a 14 year old in 2017, all be in in only one match, but still an impressive feat none the less.
In the 2018 South Burnett U16 regular season Ky Taaffee played in eight matches scoring six tries including a hat trick and a double against Cherbourg and also scoring against Kingaroy early in the 2018 season.
Ky Taaffee started all three of Chinchilla’s finals matches in the centres. In Week Two of the Finals he scored a first half try as Chinchilla defeated Murgon and scored in each half of the Grand Final as Chinchilla defeated Nanango 38 – 28.
A lot of the junior rugby league competitions kick off tonight and over the weekend in South East Queensland and obviously plenty of Titans boys involved.
In addition to the GCRL junior competition, the Ipswich Rugby League competition starts this weekend, Orlando Swain will line up for U16 Norths Blue tonight against Fassifern, Josiah Pohulu will line up for the Springfield Panthers against Swifts on Sunday in the U15’s and David Neller and Larry Siala will line up for Norths against Goodna also tonight in the U14’s.
In the GBJRL U14 competition, Logan Brothers hooker Jacob Tinsley will play tonight against North Lakes, Karl Oloapu will play for Redcliffe against Hayden Miller and William Semu’s Carina and Xavier Atoa’s South side play Easts.
Shannon Subritzky-Stewart will line up for Norths against Redlands in the U15 Division One competition, Antioch Faitala-Mariner will play for Easts against Aspley On Sunday and EJ Finau will line up for Logan Brothers against Arana Hills also on Sunday.
Titans contracted Joseph Shannon started at lock and scored tonight in Round One of the GCRL U15 Division One competition as his Runaway Bay side defeated Helensvale 34-8.
Nicholas Hilton and Arama Ha were on the winning side tonight as Nerang defeated Ormeau 36 - 10
Titans contracted front rowers Arama Hau and Nicholas Hilton both play for Nerang tonight in their Round One clash against Ormeau, Nicholas Hilton will start in the front row and Arama Hau will start from the bench in his first match with his new club.
Titans contracted Brody Smitka started in the second row tonight in Round One of the U15 Division One competition as his Helensvale side went down 20-16 to Southport.
After one match in the GCRL U20 competition a fortnight ago former Titan Luke Mastroianni will start Round Eight of the Hastings Deering’s Colts competition from the bench for Tweed Heads when they take on Ipswich tomorrow.
After missing the opening rounds of the Hastings Deering’s Colts competition Aublix Tawha will start on the wing tomorrow for Tweed Heads in their Round Eight match against the Ipswich Jets.
Titans contracted Carsil Vaikai will captain the Tweed Heads MM Cup side in the semi-final this afternoon against Souths Logan at Wynnum.
After making his TSS First XV debut during the week against NZ school New Plymouth Boys High Carson Patu backed up last night starting from the bench and scoring for Southport in their 20-16 U16 Division One victory over Helensvale.
Beau Frazer who was part of the Titans U13 side that played the Western Mustangs in February will start in the front row for Beaudesert today when they take on Mudgeeraba in Round One of the GCRL U13 Division Two competition.
Jacob Tinsley who started at hooker for the Titans U14 side that played against the Western Mustangs started at hooker last night for Logan Brothers in their GBJRL U14 Division One 20-10 victory over North Lakes.
Thanks for the heads up mate.
Titans contracted Josiah Pohulu was on the winning side last night as his U15 Springfield Panthers side defeated Swifts in Round One of the Ipswich Junior Rugby League competition.
Titan Caleb Hodges scores for Tweed MM in the semi-final midway through the first half it is 6-4 to Souths Logan
Horror call by the linesman denies Tweed winger Troy Duckett a try, unbelievable!
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Half time in the MM semi-final Souths Logan lead Tweed 6-4 with the penalty count being horrendous, seriously neither side is at fault the officiating well.....
Reece Walsh scores in the 2nd minute of the second half after a great offload by Titan Juwan Compain, Tweed Heads now lead 10-6.
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Reece Walsh scores his second try of the match and his second in the second half, Tweed now lead 14-6.
James Torrens has been absolutely outstanding off the bench for Tweed Heads
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Xavier Coates scores to extend Tweed's lead to 18-6.
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Brendan Piakura scores for Tweed Heads they now lead 24-6
Tweed Heads MM defeat Souths Logan and play Wynnum Manly in the MM Cup final next weekend.
Tweed really stepped it up in the second half.
Some good performances all round.
Xavier Atoa and his Souths team mates defeated Easts 16-14 last night in Round One of the GBJRL U14 Division One competition.
Xavier Atoa scored an outstanding hat trick for the Titans U14 side in their 32-8 win over the Western Mustangs in February at Mudgeeraba.
After playing three GCRL First Grade matches last year Taine Tuaupiki will play his first of the 29109 when he lines for Burleigh this after.
Well done to Titans contracted Thomas Weaver for being named 2019 Northern Rivers Titans U16 players player and great to see Mal Meninga, Jamie McCormack at the awards night the other night.
Antioch Faitala-Mariner and his Easts team mates defeated Aspley 51-0 in the GBJRL U15 Division One competition this morning
Good win by Tweed Heads Colts this afternoon 22-10 against Ipswich
Tremain Spry with his 5th try this afternoon in Round Eight for Tweed as they defeated Ipswich 32-24
William Semu’s Carina side defeated Karl Oloapu's Redcliffe 16-14 this afternoon in Round One of the GBJRL U14 Division One competition.
Great start to the career of New Zealander Terry-Jack Smart on the Gold Cost scoring a hat trick for Southport in Round One of the new Gold Coast rugby league Division One U18 competition this afternoon scoring a hat trick but unfortunately Southport went down 16-14 to Helensvale.
Ormeau lock Brody Ashby scored a double this afternoon in Round One of the GCRL U18 Division One competition as the Shearers defeated Nerang 28-12.
Coby Black who played so well for the Titans U13 side against the Western Mustangs had a huge Round One for Helensvale against Southport in the U13 Division One competition.
Codb Black in a 56-6 Helensvale victory started at five eight and scored a double and kicked five goals.
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