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Hooker Brodie Desmond had a big match for the Currumbin U16 Division One U16 side in their final this afternoon scoring two tries and kicking four goals as the Eagles progressed to next week on the back of a 28-24 win over Coomera.
Tough 23-22 loss for the Tweed Heads Colts to Easts this afternoon.
Ioane Seiuli with his 6th Queensland Cup try of the season this afternoon for Tweed Heads against Easts.
Klese Haas has not played too many matches this season but has made the most of his time on the field and this afternoon was no different when he scored a double after starting at lock for Robina in their 28-22 U18 Division One elimination final win over Beaudesert.
Titans contracted stand out second rower Bailey Martin lead from the front for the Burleigh U16 Division One side scoring a double in their final this afternoon as the progressed to week two of the finals with a 42-20 win over Helensvale.
He was backing up after coming off the bench for the PBC Open side that defeated St Mary's 50-6 on Thursday night.
Winger Tyson Chambers scored three tries and kicked two goals for Southport as they defeated Ormeau 28-6 in their U18 Division One semi-final this afternoon.
Reece Tapine with a try and five goals for the Burleigh GCRL First Grade this afternoon as they defeated Ormeau 64-12.
Titans contracted 16 year old Brody Smitka came off the bench this afternoon for Helensvale in their 24-20 U18 Division One finals win over Currumbin.
Outstanding Titans contracted Rowan Mansfield scored a hat trick yesterday in the opening week of the Group One U16.5 finals for Ballina as they defeated Clarence Coast 20-8.
He is an outstanding talent.
Lismore Marist’s Jed Arnett had a big game in his Group One U13 final on Saturday scoring three tries and kicking a goal for Lismore Marist Brothers as they defeated Ballina 34 – 24.
Another Lismore player to have a big game in their 34 – 24 Week One U13 Group One final was Jahleal Brown who scored two tries and kicked two goals in their ten point win.
Zac Johnson started at five eight and was one of Helensvale’s try scored on Friday night as they defeated Ormeau 20-14 in their GCRL U15 Division One Elimination Final match.
Laine Toohey carried his Group One U14 regular season form into the finals scoring a double as Casino RSM defeated Grafton 26-1 in the finals series.
Lachlan Offley had a huge day on Saturday being the first week of the Group One finals.
He started off the day by scoring two tries in Ballina’s 34 – 6 U14 win over South Grafton and then backed up and also scored a double in Ballina’s 26-10 U15 finals win over Kyogle.
Titans linked Reshawn Anderson scored for Ballina on Saturday in Week One of the Group One U14 finals for Ballina as they defeated South Grafton 34-6.
Titans linked Damon Coldwell won one and lost one on Saturday in Week One of the Group One finals but did score in both of those finals.
First up he scored in the U15 final for Lismore Marist Brothers as they went down 42 – 10 to Clarence Coast but was on the winning side in the Group One U16.5 final that Marist won 32 – 0 against South Grafton.
Titans linked Jake Lenard made it two doubles from as many matches when he scored on Saturday for Clarence Coast in their Group One U15 Week One finals win 42-10 over Lismore Marist Brothers.
Titans linked Ziah Piggott has had an outstanding 2019 and his good form continued on Saturday in the first weekend of the Group One finals scoring for Kyogle in their 26-10 loss to Ballina in the U15 final.
Ioane Seuili maintained his starting place in the second row for Tweed Heads pivotal Round Twenty One match against the Easts Tigers having a huge game including scoring his 6th try of the season in the 38-18 Seagulls win.
In addition to scoring Ioane Seuili played the entire 80 minutes, ran for 129 metres (27 post contact) had a team leading five tackle breaks and a team leading three line breaks, played the ball at an average speed of 3.32 seconds and made nineteen tackles at a 91.48% tackling efficiency.
The Titans may well have the dynamic second rower they need already training with them.
toddythetitan
20-08-19, 12:20 PM
Ioane Seuili maintained his starting place in the second row for Tweed Heads pivotal Round Twenty One match against the Easts Tigers having a huge game including scoring his 6th try of the season in the 38-18 Seagulls win.
In addition to scoring Ioane Seuili played the entire 80 minutes, ran for 129 metres (27 post contact) had a team leading five tackle breaks and a team leading three line breaks, played the ball at an average speed of 3.32 seconds and made nineteen tackles at a 91.48% tackling
efficiency.The Titans may well have the dynamic second rower they need already training with them.
Hi mdrew
Darius Farmer is he still a prospect do you know what is happening this year he has played 3 games in the q cup and often at titans training i was wondering If you could give me more of an insight on him?
Cheers mate
Definitely still an outstanding prospect mate. Missed some time but has played the last two matches for Burleigh in the GCRL First Grade competition playing primarily right second row.
He has put on some muscle this season and is a big young man but with outstanding speed and mobility. He should at the very least play in the NRL trials in 2020 and from there the sky is the limit for the extremely decent young man.
Hi mdrew
Darius Farmer is he still a prospect do you know what is happening this year he has played 3 games in the q cup and often at titans training i was wondering If you could give me more of an insight on him?
Cheers mate
Former Titans junior Development Squad member Oliver Singh has had a very good first season with the Tweed Coast Raiders in the NRRRL First Grade competition and on the weekend in their first semi-final kicked four from four as the Raiders accounted for Cudgen 20-0.
17 year old Simon Pratt played his first NRRRL First Grade Finals match on Sunday coming off the bench for Casino RSM in their tough 40-6 loss to Murwillumbah.
Simon Pratt and his team mates will be looking to atone in Week Two of the Finals this coming weekend.
The end of the NRRRL First Grade regular season was no impediment to Liam Cusack and his try scoring ways as he scored a double for Murwillumbah in their Major Semi-Final 40-6 win over Casino RSM.
Titans contracted Lofi Khan-Pereira
https://www.qrl.com.au/news/2019/08/20/what-a-weapon---alofiana-pereira/
Daniel Butturini’s U18 NRRRL U18 season came to an end as his Murwillumbah side were defeated 26-10 in their Elimination Final on Sunday but his First Grade campaign is still alive after he came off the bench to help Murwillumbah to progress on the back of their 40-6 win over Casino RSM.
Second row prospect Kuyan Roberts Laurie continued his outstanding 2019 season by leading his Byron Bay U18 NRRRL side to a 26-10 win over Murwillumbah in their Elimination Final on the weekend, with the hard running young man also scoring in the win.
Titans contracted left second rower Ryan Foran’s U18 NRRRL season came to an end on the weekend as his Murwillumbah side went down in their Elimination Final 26-10 to Byron Bay.
The Cudgen Hornets U18 NRRRL side that won their Major Semi-Final 24-10 against Lismore Marist Brothers had a distinct Titans feel to it with 16 year old’s Thomas Weaver (goal), Keegan Pace and Jack Cullen all involved in the win.
Gold Coast Junior Rugby League player and 2019 Gold Coast Vikings U14 representative Jacob Sa was one of the try scorers for the TSS U14A GPS school boy side that defeated Brisbane Grammar School 36-5 on Saturday.
Runaway Bay front row/lock Matthew Kinchin has quietly put together a very solid 2019 season spanning the GCRL U20, Doug Lipp Cup and First Grade competitions.
Even though he was U18 eligible this season, Matthew Kinchin started off the season in the GCRL U20 competition, to date playing in six matches and scoring against Currumbin and Southport in Round Nineteen last weekend.
Matt Kinchin’s try in that match came as a result of him diving over from dummy half down the shortest blind that you will ever see, I am serious when I say that the ball was played within a foot of the touchline. Matthew Kinchin dummied to pass to his right before putting the ball down in the left corner. Matt Kinchin had in fact set up the break which led to the play the ball so close to the line with a deft pass down the left side of the field.
Matthew Kinchin also had a try assist in the match when he got through the line about twenty metres out and got the ball away to the fullback to score.
Matthew Kinchin progressed to the Doug Lipp Cup competition making his debut in early June and has gone on to play in nine more Doug Lipp Cup matches.
Matthew Kinchin made his GCRL First Grade debut the same day that he made his Doug Lipp Cup debut and has since played two more GCRL First Grade matches with those matches being against Southport and Currumbin.
Against Currumbin in Round Twenty last weekend Matthew Kinchin started at lock in both the Doug Lipp Cup match and the First Grade match.
In 2018 Matthew Kinchin played eleven matches in the GCRL U17 Division One competition scoring four tries.
In the U16 Division One competition in 2017, Matt Kinchin scored three tries from his eleven matches including a Round One try against Ormeau and tries in separate matches against Helensvale. In relation to his matches in the U17 Division One competition Matt Kinchin on all three occasions played in the U17 match after playing in the U16 match earlier.
In the U17 Division One competition also in 2017 Matt Kinchin scored in his third and final match against Mudgeeraba.
In 2017 Matt Kinchin also represented Gold Coast Vikings Green in the South East Queensland U16 pre-season competition and after that competition was selected in the South East Queensland U16 Training Squad.
Previous seasons has seen Matt Kinchin make a number of U14 representative sides including the Vikings and South East Queensland. Matt Kinchin also started on the bench for the Titans U14 Development Squad late in 2015 against a giant Samoan side, a match which the Titans won 28 - 10.
When the 2019 Group Two U18 Major Awards came out one Grafton Ghosts player being Elliott Speed topped three of them being the Most Valuable Player, Top Point’s Scorer and Top Goal kicker and impressively the young man who is also an outstanding field hockey player is U18 eligible again in 2020.
In the 2019 Group Two U18 competition, Elliott Speed played in nine matches scoring 82 points from seven tries and 27 goals.
His tries included a Round One hat trick against Sawtell, a double against Woolgoolga and tries in consecutive rounds in July against Macksville and South Grafton.
With the boot Elliott Speed had some big matches, none bigger than against Woolgoolga when he kicked nine (he scored a double that match as well for a 26 point haul) and kicked six goals also against Woolgoolga later in the season.
The Titans have a great relationship with Grafton with the likes of Ben Liyou and Jake Martin currently in the TEDS program and of course they are the junior club of Titans cult hero Anthony Don.
Hooker Repoama Morris-Ponga has proved to be an outstanding try scorer this season in the GCRL U20 competition for Runaway Bay and in Round 19 scored his 11th try from just 13 matches as Runaway Bay defeated Southport 62-8.
His try came when he took advantage of a Southport player caught on the ground at the play the ball, Repoama Morris-Ponga went to his left where the Southport player was caught on the ground and used the confusion in the defensive line that caused to dive over from short range.
Latrell Howe continued his outstanding 2019 season in the GCRL U20 competition last weekend in Round 19 starting at fullback and scoring his 16th try from just 11 matches as Burleigh defeated Helensvale 24-22 to stay in second place on the ladder.
Playing five eight Latrell Howe took the ball to the right of the play the ball about twenty five metres out, putting in a short attacking kick on the ground and following through the retrieve the ball and score a good individual try.
Titan Eli Morgan played his first U20 GCRL match of the season on the weekend when he started at lock for Burleigh in their Round 19 24-22 win over Helensvale.
Great to see Titan Ryan Rivett back from injury and will be on the bench for Burleigh in their Week Twi final against Southport this weekend.
PBC went down 23-22 in Golden Point to Marsden SHS in their GIO Cup Queensland Semifinal this afternoon.
Former Titans junior development squad member Matthew Canning made his GCRL First Grade debut last weekend in Round Twenty when he started at half for Runaway Bay in their big win against Bilambil.
He has spent the season playing for Runaway Bay in the GCRL U20 competition playing in eleven matches and scoring 40 points from four tries and 12 goals.
In addition to a double against Southport he has also scored against Currumbin and Mudgeeraba.
With the boot he kicked five goals in Round One against Mudgeeraba, four in Round Two against Southport and three late in the season against Helensvale.
Matthew Canning is U20 eligible again in 2020.
Young Runaway Bay five eight Tira Rua has had an outstanding last two rounds in the GCRL U20 competition scoring seven tries in those two matches including a hat trick in Round 19 last weekend against Southport in a 62-8 win and in Round 17 he scored four tries against Helensvale.
Some of the tries were simply outstanding efforts including a couple of long range ones and all showcased blistering speed, evasive skills and body control.
Impressively he is still U18 eligible this season.
Joe Tusa made his first start for the Burleigh GCRL U20 competition since his and his brother’s move down from North Queensland recently when he started in the centres for the Bears in their 24-22 win over Helensvale.
Burleigh hooker Tyrin Ona-Murphy scored his 5th try of the GCRL U20 season in Round 19 on the weekend as the Bears snuck home 24-22 against Helensvale.
He used his size and power to barge his way over from a metre or so out from the line when he ran to the left of the play the ball to score mid-way between the goal posts and the left touch line.
The focus is understandably on the GIO School Boy Cup but on Monday night a number of other school boy competitions had their Grand Final with Gold Coast Schools to the fore.
In the Year 7 Broncos Old Boy Trophy PBC went down to Forest Lake State School 14-6. For PBC forwards Mason Nelson and Hiawa King were prominent.
In the Year 8 Renouf Cup Coombabah State High School defeated Forest Lake 36-16. For Coombabah Titans linked five eight Coby Black and centre Izayah Petricevich were amongst the try scorers and front rower Dahnte Te Whiu-Hopa named Player of the Match.
For Forest Lake, Titans linked hooker Jacob Tinsley was busy and a constant threat out of dummy half.
Finally in the Year 9 Hancock Cup PBC defeated Coombabah 24 – 18 with PBC lock Reico Ratana prominent as well as scoring a critical try late in the match.
One thing is for certain after watching replays of the matches, there is plenty of talented young players on the Coast and also the Titans could do far worse that forging a relationship with Forest Lake SHS, they had some very talented players in both their Year 7 and 8 sides including Jacob Tinsley who has already played for the Titans U14 side.
Taine Ujdur-Berghan will start the U18 Division Two Week two final at hooker before being on the bench for the Burleigh U18 Division One side’s final against Southport.
Titans contracted Brody Smitka will be on the bench on the weekend in Week Two of the U18 Division One Finals for Helensvale when they take on Ormeau.
Titans contracted Brock Priestley was recently named Somerset College 2020 Captain of Rugby.
The U15 Division One Week two final between Nerang and Runaway Bay shapes as a great finals battle with Titans contracted players on both sides.
Nicholas Hilton (lock) and Arama Hau (second row) will start for Nerang and will be up against Joseph Shannon and Seth Nikotemo who are the starting front rowers for Runaway Bay.
Titans contracted Bailey Martin and Ezra Ubaldino have both been named on the bench for the Burleigh U18 Division One for their Week Two Finals match against Southport. Both are set to play in their U16 Division One Final before being on the bench in the higher age group.
Bailey Martin will be backing up after playing for PBC and scoring in their GIO Cup match on Thursday night.
Recently Titans contracted Brock Priestley was named the 2019 Somerset College First XV Best Forward.
Latest junior development wrap from the Official Site:
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/08/23/round-23-jnr-rep-wrap/
Titan Matt Buttenshaw has had an injury interrupted season but his leadership skills as such that he will start at half and captain the Tweed Heads Seagulls Colts side this Sunday in Round 21 against Souths Logan.
This weekend marks the start of the Brisbane Junior Rugby League Finals with a number of boys with links to the Titans involved including Jacob Tinsley lining up for Logan Brothers in their Elimination Final against Easts in the U14 Division One competition on Sunday and Karl Oloapu will be in the Redcliffe side that plays Albany Creek in that same competition.
In the GBJRL U15 Division One competition, Shannon Subritzy-Stewart will line up for Norths against Redlands and EJ Finau will be in the Redcliffe side that take on Waterford.
Titans contracted Kaleb Ngamanu is set for a massive match tomorrow in the context of the GPS First XV School Boy rugby competition at Toowong tomorrow when he starts at inside centre (No. 12) for the TSS First XV as they take in fellow unbeaten school Brisbane Boys College.
The GPS school boy rugby competition lasts just nine rounds and with tomorrow being Round Six, this match is realistically for the GPS First XV Premiership.
This game has been hyped up incredibly in Brisbane including multiple prominent articles in the Courier Mail thus the experience that Kaleb Ngamanu gains from tomorrows match cannot be understated and will hold him in good stead as his career progresses.
There is expected to be up to 5000 people potentially at the game such is the hype.
I am heading to the game so I will provide updates as the match progresses.
Interesting to see Kedan Chan-Tung move from fullback to fly half for Ipswich Grammar School in their Round Six GPS First XV school boy rugby clash against Anglican Church Grammar School tomorrow.
Off topic a little, but why do you think TSS have been so, dominant isn’t a strong enough word, but dominant in the GPS comp this year?
Like,it hasn’t even been close.
In the last round of the U14 Ipswich Rugby League regular season competition last Friday night Titans linked Ipswich Norths front rower Larry Siala scored a double as his side defeated Redbank 54-4.
Larry Siala finished the season with eight tries from 12 matches.
Individual class mate, obviously Kaleb Ngamanu (Titans contracted) has been great and it is scary to think that he is only 16 but across the board they have individual skill but more importantly they play as a team and a very good one.
Can not wait for tomorrows match against BBC who have a few NRL contracted players of their own including star centre Jack Howarth who is a Storm contracted player.
I am not necessarily a rugby fan per say but I love watching school boy rugby (and rugby league) which is an attacking style and played in a great spirit, they are talking about possibly 5000 there tomorrow and I will be one.
Off topic a little, but why do you think TSS have been so, dominant isn’t a strong enough word, but dominant in the GPS comp this year?
Like,it hasn’t even been close.
With his 20 points from 2 tries and 6 goals last week in Round 14 of the U14 Ipswich Rugby League competition Titans linked David Neller finished as the competitions leading points scorer with 127 points from just eleven games for Norths Ipswich.
Good win tonight for Mudgeeraba 18-6 against Nerang in their Week Two GCRL U15 Division Three Final.
Helensvale half Koen Stambera kicked a field goal tonight for the Hornets to defeat Currumbin 17-16 in their U15 Division Two Final tonight.
titans contracted Joseph Shannon with a try tonight for Runaway Bay as they defeated Nerang in their Week Two U15 Division One Final.
TSS win 23-20 in a great game.
Titans linked centre Xavier Tauaifaiga scored this afternoon for Helensvale in their 22-8 U13 Division One Week Two Finals win over Ormeau.
Burleigh U13 Division One centre Sam Stephenson scored a double for Burleigh in their Week Two finals victory 24-20 over Coomera.
Titans linked David Neller started on the right wing for the Ipswich Grammar School U14Aa side that went down 8-7 to Churchie this afternoon.
Fullback Andrew Brennan was Runaway Bay's sole try scorer in their 40-6 Week Two Finals loss loss to Bureligh in the GCRL U14 Division One competition.
Centre SAm Stephenson maintained his great try scoring form yesterday for Burleigh in their U13 Division One Final victory 40-6 over Runaway Bay with the young man scoring a double.
Giant young front rower Taelon Te Whiu-Hopa scored a hat trick yesterday for Southport in their Week Two U13 Division One Finals victory over Mudgeeraba 30-4.
Burleigh strike centre Kalahni-Jai Lawrence scored a double yesterday in the BEars 40-8 U13 Division One Week Two Finals win over Runaway Bay.
Kedan Chan-Tung with a try and a try assist for the Ipswich Grammar School First XV yesterday but IGS went down to Churchie in Round Six of the GOS school boy rugby competition.
After starting at No. 10 yesterday for the Brisbane Grammar School First XV Connor Te Kani scored a try and kicked six goals for Coomera as they defeated Burleigh 48-0 this morning in their U16 Division One Final.
Burleigh Colts went down this afternoon 28-20 to Sunshine Coast, Will Evans, Lofi Khan[Peira and Jayden Campbell amongst the Bears try scorers.
Front rower Xavier Collins with a double for Ormeau as they defeated Currumbin 24-10 this afternoon in Week Two of the U16 Division One Finals.
Titans Juwan Compain and Jaylan ToÓ amongst the try scorers as the Tweed Heads Colts had a good win against Souths Logan this afternoon 40-12.
Burleigh defeated Currumbin 32-6 in the U18 Division Two semi-final this afternoon.
Stanley Jackson with a key try for Gatton as they defeated Highfields 28-24 in their Toowoomba Rugby League U18 Major semi-final this afternoon.
Ioane Seuili with his 7th Queensland Cup try of the season for Tweed Heads against Souths Logan.
Ormeau defeated Helensvale 34-26 in their U18 Division One final this afternoon.
For Helensvale 16 year old Titan Brody Smitka started in the second row and Titan Brodyn Gudgeon started at half and scored and centre Brent Barnes scored a double.
Ormeau centre Andre Semu scored for the 6th match in a row.
After an injury lay-off great to see Titan Ryan Rivett start for Burleigh in their U18 Division One Final win this afternoon 34-4 against Southport, with the young half scoring a try and kicking a goal in the win.
Titans contracted front rower George Etuale-Noa was one of Burleigh's try scorers in their U18 Division One Final win this afternoon 34-4 against Southport to go directly into the Grand Final in a fortnight.
Currumbin hooker Brodie Desmond continued his outstanding 2019 form scoring all of his sides points from two tries and a goal as the Eagles went down 24-10 to Ormeau in Week Two of the U16 Division One Finals series yesterday.
Burleigh have named Titans TEDS coach Chris McCormack as their 2020 MM Cup coach. He is certainly a talented coach.
A big effort by Helensvale hooker Alexander Drewe who finished the GCRL U20 regular season as the competitions leading point’s scorer with an impressive 190 points from twenty matches made up of 16 tries and 63 goals.
He is still U20 eligible in 2020.
Runaway Bay’s Tira Rau continued his stellar try scoring run in the final regular season round of the GCRL U20 competition on Sunday being Round 20 when he scored his 8th try from his last try matches as the Seagulls defeated Currumbin 30-22.
Currumbin centre Benjamin Kebby, with his two tries in Round 20 on Sunday finished the GCRL U20 regular season competition with a 100% strike rate from eighteen matches. Currumbin have qualified for the Finals series even though they went down 30-22 to Runaway Bay on the weekend.
Even though he was eligible for the U18’s second rower Brendan Hoffman spent a lot of this season in the GCRL U20 competition and on the weekend in Round Twenty scored his second U20 try of the season for Runaway Bay as they defeated Currumbin 30-22.
18 year old front row/second row Jovahn Te Aroiti had a great 2019 season and in the final regular season round of the GCRL First Grade competition played his 4th First Grade game of the season when he came off the bench for Runaway Bay as they defeated Southport 28-24.
Ioane Seuili started his third match in the second row in Round Twenty Two against Souths Logan scoring his 7th try of the season in a great display spanning the entire 80 minutes. Ioane Seuili ran for 110 metres (33 post contact), had a line break, broke three tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 3.3 seconds, pulled off a one on one steal and made twenty three tackles at a tackling efficiency of 92% as he continued his impressive transition to the second row.
Ioane Seuili’s try came in the second half of the match, he received the ball on the right of the play the ball from the dummy half and was immediately confronted with a defender rushing up, Ioane Seuili stepped off his left foot and then stepped off his left foot again back behind the play the ball before charging over after the defence moved across the field.
Keebra Park and Southport’s 2019 New Zealand recruit Terry-Jack Smart will start this weekend’s U18 Division One Preliminary Final on the bench against Ormeau.
Results from Week Two of the Group 18 Junior Rugby League Finals:
U13:
Seagulls White 24 defeated Seagulls Black 12
Bilambil 40 defeated Murwillumbah 0
U14:
Seagulls 22 defeated Bilambil 16
Byron Bay Lennox Head 32 defeated Tweed Coast 6
U15:
Bilambil 46 defeated Byron Bay Lennox Head 22
Cudgen 28 defeated Murwillumbah 26
U16:
Byron Bay Lennox Head 28 defeated South Tweed 0
Cudgen 34 defeated Murwillumbah 14
The Preliminary Finals will be held this weekend.
This weekend’s Runaway Bay GCRL First Grade Week One Finals side has a youthful look to it with Matt Canning starting at half and Jovahn Te Aroiti and Adyn Anguna set to come off the bench against Tugun.
Burleigh U18 Division One players Tyler Kent and Tyrese Walker will both start from the bench for Burleigh in their Week One GCRL U20 final against Mudgeeraba.
The Nerang Roosters U15 Division One forward pack for this weekend’s U15 Division One Preliminary Final against Helensvale has two Titans contracted players in the starting side being Nicholas Hilton (lock) and Arama Hau (second row)
The Helensvale U15 Division One centre pairing for this weekend’s Preliminary Final against Nerang is an all Titans pairing with Te Heaeta Takamore and Kobie Mackay-Taylor looking to propel the Hornets to the Grand Final.
The Balmain Tigers U15 Development Squad for their annual North Coast tour has been named with the side noted below:
Max Jorgenson
Ben Cudmore
Wade Zreika
Oscar Jorgenson
Ashtyn Bell
John Ibrahim
Levi Conti
John Melia
Jacob Matta
Dimitri Tselis
Keenan Lawandos
Tony Sukkar
Joe Schmitzer
Manus Bailey
Andrew Musillo
Cooper Weelhouse
Savinata Moalia
Keanu Senico
They will play a Ballina combined U15/16 Ballina Seagulls side on One October in Ballina before playing our very own U15 Development Squad on 3 October a Piggabeen at 5.30pm.
If you are nearby it would be great for you to head to the ground to watch the next generation of Titans play and I can assure you there is some unbelievable talent in the Titans side.
I personally cannot wait.
Exciting Casino RSM fullback Lachlan West was the stand out player in the NRRRL U18 competition this season, finishing as the competitions leading points scorer and last weekend in Week Two of the NRRRL First Grade Finals made his First Grade Finals debut when he was part of the Casino RSM side that progressed to the Preliminary Final with an 18 -14 win over 2018 Premiers the Tweed Coast Raiders with the talented youngster scoring a double.
In the 2019 NRRRL U18 competition, Lachlan West finished as the regular season’s leading point’s scorer with 138, the equal leading try scorer with sixteen and the fourth leading goal kicker with thirty seven goals. In fact Lachlan West scored in each of his fifteen 2019 NRRRL U18 matches.
Lachlan West scored a hat trick against Evans Head and doubles against Evans Head, Tweed Coast, Cudgen and Lower Clarence and also scored in matches against Tweed heads Seagulls, Lower Clarence, Murwillumbah and Kyogle twice.
With the boot Lachlan West kicked six in a mid-May match against Evans Head and kicked four goals on three other occasions being against Tweed Heads, Lismore Marist Brothers and Tweed Coast.
As you would anticipate Lachlan West had some big matches from an individual point’s scoring perspective including 20 points against Evans Head (two tries and four goals), eighteen against Evans Head (three tries and three goals) and sixteen against Tweed Coast (two tries and four goals).
In early 2019 Lachlan West played the opening three rounds of the U18 Laurie Daley Cup for the Northern Rivers Titans starting Rounds One and Two against the Newcastle Knights Development Squad and Parramatta Eels at fullback and Round Three against the North Coast Bulldogs on the wing.
In 2018 Lachlan West started the season playing for Casino RSM in the Group One U16.5 competition playing in eleven matches and scoring ten tries including consecutive hat tricks in early season rounds against Clarence Coast and Ballina.
Lachlan West then as a 16 year old moved up to play in three NRRRL U18 matches for Casino RSM making his debut in July 2018 against Lismore Marist Brothers and scoring his first try in the NRRRL U18 competition in just his second match which was against Tweed Coast.
Lachlan West started at Keebra Park this season and in addition to rugby league performed well in the triple jump and javelin athletic disciplines.
The Ipswich Rugby League Finals start this weekend with a number of Titans linked/contracted boys playing.
In the U14 competition David Neller and Larry Siala will line up for Norths against Goodna and in the U16 competition Orlando Swain will play for Norths against Redbank Plains.
Outstanding 17 year old second row prospect Simon Pratt made his first NRRRL First Grade Finals appearance when came off the bench in Week One of the Finals in a 40 – 6 loss to Murwillumbah last weekend.
Simon Pratt also came off the bench in Week two of the Finals on Sunday as Casino RSM progressed to the Preliminary Final on the back of an 18 – 14 win over the Tweed Coast Raiders.
Outstanding Byron Bay U18 NRRRL prospect Malik Kelly-Torrens had a big match with the boot kicking five goals as Byron Bay progressed to the U18 NRRRL Preliminary Final with a 36 – 28 win over Lismore Marist Brothers last weekend.
Kel Sheather added a further try to his 2019 tally when he scored in Week Two of the NRRRL First Grade Finals last weekend for Ballina as they defeated Murwillumbah 30 – 20.
Will of the wisp half Tyrelle Roberts U18 NRRRL season may have come to an end last weekend as Lismore Marist Brothers lost 36 – 28 to Byron Bay in Week Two of the finals but he went out with a bang scoring a double and kicking four from five conversions.
Formerly of Casino RSM half Tyrelle Roberts moved in the off-season to Lismore Marist Brothers starting the season in the Rams U18 NRRRL side, having a break out match in Round Four scoring 18 points, made up of a try and seven goals as Lismore defeated Evans Head 58 – 0.
In total for Lismore Marist Brothers in the NRRRL U18 competition this season Tyrelle Roberts played in seventeen regular season matches, scoring 132 points from eight tries and fifty goals including an outstanding Round Seventeen match when he scored twenty eight points from a try and twelve goals against Kyogle.
Tyrelle Roberts also had a big game in Round Eighteen against Evans Head scoring eighteen points from a double and five goals in a big 50 – 4 win.
Tyrelle Roberts 132 points and fifty goals was enough for him to finish second in each tally for the 2019 NRRRL U18 season.
The young former Casino RSM half had an outstanding year in 2017 in the Group One U15 competition and as a consequence was selected in the Northern Rivers U16 side for the 2018 Andrew Johns Cup competition.
Tyrelle Roberts in fact started at half back in their Round One clash against the U16 Newcastle Knights Development squad with Northern Rivers defeating Newcastle 22 – 12 in difficult slippery conditions.
In the Round One match Tyrelle Roberts kicked three goals from four attempts and also set up a try for exciting young fullback Layne Hardy with a deft chip in the second half. The only goal attempt that Tyrelle Roberts missed was after the fulltime siren from right on the right hand touch line.
In total for Northern Rivers in the Andrew Johns Cup Tyrelle Roberts started at half back on all five of their matches scoring twenty two points in the process, coming from eleven goals, including three goals in matches against Newcastle, Central Coast and the Greater Northern Tigers.
Post the Andrew Johns Cup, Tyrelle Roberts went back to the Group One U16.5 competition, to play for Casino RSM.
Tyrelle Roberts finished the 2018 Group One U16.5 competition as its equal second leading try scorer (behind Titans stand out Ethan Foster), top goal kicker and leading points scorer, one in front of Ethan Foster.
In total in his thirteen Group One U16.5 matches in 2018 Tyrelle Roberts scored 140 points from eleven tries and forty eight goals.
Tyrelle Roberts scored a May hat trick against Ballina and scored an April double against Lismore Marist Brothers. He also scored tries against Clarence Coast twice, Lismore Marist Brothers and Ballina twice.
With the boot, Tyrelle Roberts kicked seven against Lismore Marist Brothers to score twenty two points in the match when you add in his double and Tyrelle Roberts kicked six goals in matches against Ballina and Kyogle. In the Ballina Tyrelle Roberts also scored a hat trick to finish the match with twenty four points.
At the completion of the 2018 season Tyrelle Roberts started at half for a Group One U16 side in a match at Cudgen against a Western Mustangs selection in a curtain raiser to a U15 match between the Titans and Balmain and scored one of the best tries that I have ever seen when he chipped twice from seventy metres out to score and exceptional try.
In 2017 Tyrelle Roberts finished the season as the Group One U15 competition’ leading points scorer and fourth leading try scorer. In total in 2017 Tyrelle Roberts scored 84 points from ten tries and twenty two goals. Tyrelle Roberts’s ten tries came from just eleven matches and included doubles against Clarence Coast early in the season and against Clarence Coast later in the season.
From a goal kicking perspective, Tyrelle Roberts kicked six from seven in a July match against Kyogle and five in a match against Clarence Coast when he also scored a double to finish the match with eighteen points.
Tyrelle Roberts also played one U16.5 competition match in 2017 which came against Lismore Marist Brothers in early June where he backed up after playing in the U15 match earlier on the Saturday afternoon.
Tough lock Brody Jones was one of Lismore Marist Brothers try scorers in their 36 – 18 loss to Byron Bay for their season to end in Week Two of the Finals.
Brody Jones started at lock in Week One of the NRRRL U18 Finals Series but his side went down 24 – 10 to Cudgen.
In total in the NRRRL U18 regular season in 2019 Brody Jones played in seventeen matches for Lismore Marist Brothers scoring four tries with three of those tries coming in consecutive rounds against Casino RSM, Evans Head and Lower Clarence. Brody Jones other try came in late June against Tweed Coast.
Last weekend Keebra Park student Thomas Vickery started on the wing for Murwillumbah in the Week Two Reserve Grade Final’s and scored as Murwillumbah went down 14 – 6 to the Tweed Coast Raiders.
Kuyan Roberts-Laurie reputation has risen exponentially and grew a little more last weekend in Week Two of the NRRRL U18 Finals when he scored in yet another dominating performance for Byron Bay as they defeated Lismore Marist Brothers 36 – 28 to progress to this weekend’s Preliminary Final.
Kuyan Roberts- Laurie's try was a typically powerful one. HE received the ball in his left second row position around 20 metres out down a relatively short blind side and after easily beating the first defenders barged over near the left corner post dragging three defenders with him.
Titans contracted star half, Thomas Weaver kicked two conversions last weekend in Week Two of the NRRRL U18 Finals but his Cudgen side went down 26-20.
Thomas Weaver started the match on teh bench but came on late in the first half.
Cudgen play Byron Bay in the NRRRL U18 Preliminary Final this weekend as they look to get another shot at Ballina.
In Week Two of the NRRRL U18 Finals Titans contracted Rowan Mansfield started at fullback for the Ballina side that defeated Cudgen 26 – 20 to progress directly to the Grand Final with Rowan Mansfield one of Ballina’s try scorers.
Rowan Mansfield backed up a break by his hooker through the centre of the ruck receiving an inside ball around fifty metres out and outpaced the cover defence to score next to the right upright.
Great story on Darius Farmer
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/08/30/the-titans-contract-story-every-australian-male-should-read/
Titans linked David Neller will start at fullback and Larry Siala in the front row tonight for Norths in their Ipswich Rugby League U14 Final against Goodna.
Titans contracted Orlando Swain will start in the centres tomorrow afternoon for Norths in their Ipswich Rugby League U16 Final against Redbank Plains.
Young hooker Isaiah ***alilo who has played the majority of the season in the U14 competition will be on the bench for the Helensvale U15 Division One side for their Preliminary Final tomorrow against Nerang.
Good win this morning for the Southport U13 Division Three side 56-14 over Robina in their Preliminary Final with front rower Dominic Satae scoring a hat trick. Good Luck in next weeks Grand Final.
Latest Junior Development Wrap from the Official Site. Well done once again Jamie McCormack
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/08/31/round-24-jnr-rep-wrap/
Good win by Grafton 24-16 against Clarence Coast this morning in the Group One U13 Grand Final.
Titans contracted Caleb Hodges (centre), Toby Sexton (five eight) and Ediq Ambrosyev (bench) will make their Colts debuts for Tweed Heads this afternoon against the Northern Pride.
Titans contracted Caleb Hodges with a try in his Hastings Deering's Colts debut this afternoon against the Northern Pride.
Titans contracted Ediq Ambrosyev with a try in his Hastings Deering's Colts debut for Tweed Heads this afternoon against the Northern Pride.
Ediq Ambrosyev now with a double on debut.
Titans contracted Ediq Ambrosyev with a try in his Hastings Deering's Colts debut for Tweed Heads this afternoon against the Northern Pride.
Tweed Heads Seagulls Colts defeated Northern Pride 34-10.
In addition to the debuts Titans contracted Jaylon ToÓ also scored.
Tremain Spry with his 9th Queensland Cup try of the season this afternoon for Tweed Heads against the Northern Pride.
Titans contracted Rowan Mansfield was part of the Ballina side that won the Group One U16.5 Grand Final this afternoon with a 12-4 win over Lismore Marist Brothers.
Ormeau centre Ryan McCann continued his huge season this afternoon scoring a double but unfortunately they went down 36-22 in their U13 Division One Preliminary Final to Burleigh.
Titans linked Danon Coldwell was part of the Lismore Marist Brothers Blue side that went down12-4 to Ballina this afternoon in the Group One U16.5 Grand Final.
Talented Lachlan Offley scored a double this afternoon for Ballina but it was not enough as Ballina went down 14-10 to Clarence Coast in the Group One U15 Grad Final.
Young Waylon Caldwell had a huge match this afternoon for Runaway Bay this afternoon scoring a double and kicking three goals to propel Runaway Bay to the U14 Division One Grand Final on the back of a 22-16 Preliminary Final victory over Southport.
Beaudesert centre Matthew Hamblin's outstanding season came to an end today as his side went down 26-10 to Burleigh White in their GCRL U13 Division Two Preliminary Final loss but he did not go down without a fight scoring a try and kicking one from two in the loss.
Burleigh centre Sam Stephenson's unbelievable try scoring run continued this afternoon when he scored a double as the Burleigh U13 Division One side qualified for next weekend's Grand Final on the back of a 36-22 Preliminary Final win over Ormeau.
Zac Johnson started at five eight and kicked three from three but his Helensvale side went down 22-18 in the U15 Division One Preliminary Final last night against Nerang.
Titans linked Kye Cooper and Reshawn Anderson were part of the Ballina Seagulls side that won the Group One U14 Grand Final yesterday.
Titans contracted strike centre Te Haeata Takamore scored a double last night in the U15 Division One Preliminary Final but it was Nerang who ran out winners 22-18 to qualify for next weeks Grand Final against Runaway Bay.
Titans contracted Nicholas Hilton had a huge match for Nerang last night scoring a double as they qualified for next weekends U15 Division One Grand Final on the back of a 22-18 win over Helensvale.
TSS First XV fullback Dion Samuela scored a double yesterday as TSS defeated Gregory Terrace in Round Seven of the GPS First XV competition 54-24.
Fellow Gold Coast Junior Rugby League player Syris Schmidt had a try assist from a pin point left foot cross field kick early in the match as well.
The Burleigh Colts side ended the Hastings Deering's Colts regular season in style defeating Central Queensland 26-10 yesterday with the Bears try scorers including Cameron Brown (2), Lochlyn Sheldon, Will Evans and Jayden Campbell. Jayden Campbell also added three conversions.
The Robina U16 Division Two side qualified for next weekends Grand Final on the back of a 28-14 Preliminary Final win over Burleigh.
Burleigh U18 half Tyrese Walker started at five eight this morning in Week One of the GCRL U20 Finals and scored an important try as Burleigh defeated Mudgeeraba 30-24.
Cudgen, featuring a number of Titans contracted players defeated Byron Bay this afternoon 24-4 in the NRRRL U18 Preliminary Final and will play Ballina in the Grand Final next weekend.
Coomera have qualified for the U16 Division One Grand Final next weekend after their 30-12 Preliminary Final win this afternoon over Currumbin.
Klese Haas, Dartanyon Faivre and Braxton Kapua were the Robina Raptors try scorers as they defeated Currumbin 18-16 U18 Division Two Preliminary Final victory.
Hooker Ethan Loew scored a double for Currumbin.
Powerhouse Ballina U18 rugby league player Tupou Lolohea was one of Ballina's try scorers in their Far North Coast Rugby First Grade Major semi-final loss 55-14 to Wollongbar Alstonville.
Keebra Parks 2019 Northlands recruit Terry-Jack Smart led from the front row for Southport scoring a double this afternoon as they defeated Ormeau 28-20 in the U18 Division One Preliminary Final. Second rower Lleyton Borg scored a try and kicked four goals for Southport.
17 year old Casino RSM youngster Lachlan West started on the right wing this afternoon in the NRRRL First Grade Preliminary Final against Murwillumbah with Casino RSM going down 26-10.
He did not get too many opportunities with the ball but produced a great above the head take in the first half to defuse a bomb and two try saving tackles in the second half of a very fiery match which included a send off and sin bin for foul play.
It was a case of the Titans linked youngsters today in the GBJRL U14 Division One Finals with William Semu's Carina side defeated Xavier Atoa's Souths Acacia Ridge 28-23.
Titans contracted centre Shannon Subritzky Stewart and his GBJRL Norths U15 Division One side defeated Redcliffe 38-8 in their Week Two Finals match this afternoon.
Titans contracted EJ Finau is part of the Redcliffe side.
Titans contracted Josiah Pahulu has been selected in the 2019 Ipswich Diggers U15 Academy squad.
Well done to the powerhouse Springfield Panthers second rower.
Tremain Spry scored his 8th try of the season in Round Twenty Three of the Queensland Cup against the Northern Pride on Saturday from right centre when he jumped up between two Pride defenders to retrieve the ball and score a relatively easy try.
In addition to his try, Tremain Spry played all 80 minutes, running for 124 metres (36 post contact), broke three tackles, made a line break, played the ball at an average speed of 3.74 seconds and made fourteen tackles.
Ioane Seuili started Round Twenty Three of the Queensland Cup in the second row against the Northern Pride on Saturday but due to an injury spent a significant portion of his 80 minutes on the field on the right wing.
In his time on the field, Ioane Seuili ran for 164 metres (48 post contact), broke four tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 4.04 seconds and made eleven tackles.
Titans inked Reshawn Anderson has been named the Group One U14 Player of the Grand Final.
Northern NSW Rugby League School St Johns College Woodlawn have defeated Xavier Catholic College.in the Len Diett Shield open school boys rugby union competition.
Great to see Titans contracted Jack Cullen part of the Cudgen U18 NRRRL side that defeated Byron Bay 24-4 in the Preliminary Final on Sunday to qualify for this weekends Grand Final against Ballina.
18 year old centre Brent Barnes came off the bench for Helensvale and scored in their Week One GCRL U20 finals loss 27 – 20 against Runaway Bay.
Keebra Park student Thomas Vickery was one of Murwillumbah’s try scorers in their 26 – 24 NRRRL Reserve Grade Preliminary Final loss to Casino RSM.
Titans linked Keegan Pace scored a try and kicked a goal for Cudgen in their 24 – 4 NRRRL U18 Preliminary Final win over Byron Bay.
Cudgen will play Ballina in the U18 NRRRL Grand Final this weekend.
Titans contracted Thomas Weaver scored a try and kicked three goals in an impressive effort for Cudgen in their 24 – 4 NRRRL U18 Preliminary Final win over Byron Bay.
Cudgen will play Ballina in the U18 NRRRL Grand Final this weekend.
lonegull
04-09-19, 01:44 PM
Great to see Titans Development staff at the recent Keebra Park Development Day.
Yeah it is and story up on Titans website about their visit
Latest Junior Development Wrap
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/09/05/round-25-jnr-rep-wrap/
I think that the development of the relationship with Keebra Park is equal in importance to any decision the Titans have made in recent years.
The Titans currently have outstanding links to PBC (Ediq Ambrosyev, Toby Sexton, Caleb Hodges, Bailey Martin etc), Coombabah SHS (Joseph Shannon, Kobie Mackay-Taylor, Nicholas Hilton, Arama Hau etc) and Ballina Coast High School in Northern NSW (Rowan Mansfield, Reshawn Anderson etc) but adding Keebra Park into the mix is a huge step forward.
Keebra Park attracts players from all over Australian and New Zealand to the school and with the Keebra Park coaches actively working with Jamie McCormack to bring the right players into our TEDS program the future is even brighter. Obviously that does not stop the Broncos from nabbing players but it will be harder for them but the earlier that Keebra Park and the Titans can get them into the TEDS program the better the chance that they will stay at the Titans when other clubs come calling.
I should note however that the Titans have had success in signing players straight out of school from Keebra Park in the past, the most notable being AJ and Mo and also Jamie McCormack has also snared current students such as Seth Nikotemo and Te Haeta Takamore amongst others. Then of course there is the come home factor which has assisted the Titans signing Jai Arrow and Tannah Boyd.
In recent seasons Keebra Park has attracted a lot of talented players from Ipswich and New Zealand (Terry-Jack Smart this season) and recently also Northern NSW with the likes of Thomas Vickery, Kade Hill and the exceptionally talented Lachlan West also moving this season.
Jamie McCormack now has a bigger pool of players to develop which he has proved that he can do, and do quickly.
The Titans TEDS staff will also continue to work closely with PBC etc, they will not let the association with those schools to drop off either, they are far too smart for that to occur.
I encourage every rugby league supporter on the Gold Coast next season to go and watch a derby match between PBC and Keebra, the crowd which has been in excess of 5 000 in the past and atmosphere is amazing as is of course the standard of play as the young men represent their school.
Great to see Darius Farmer in the Burleigh GCRL First Grade starting line up in the second row for their Grand Final qualifying final against Currumbin on Sunday.
In Week Two of the Ipswich Rugby League U14 Finals series Titans linked David Neller (fullback) and Larry Siala (front row) will line up tomorrow for Norths against Ipswich Brothers.
It is Preliminary Final week in the Greater Brisbane junior Rugby League competition with a few Titans players involved.
In the U14 Division One Preliminary Final Xavier Atoa (fullback) will line up for Souths Acacia Ridge as they take on Easts and in the U15 Division One Preliminary Final Shannon Subritzy-Stewart (centre) will line up for Norths as they take on Logan Brothers with both matches on Sunday.
In the NRRRL U18 Grand Final on Sunday Cudgen play Ballina with Titans Thomas Weaver, Keegan Pace and Jack Cullen likely in the Cudgen side and Rowan Mansfield will play for Ballina.
It is Grand Final day in the Group 18 Junior Rugby League competition with match-ups noted below:
U13 – Seagulls White against Seagulls Black
U14 – Seagulls against Byron Bay/Lennox Head
U15 Bilambil against Byron Bay/Lennox Head
U16 Cudgen against Byron Bay/Lennox Head
The Gold Coast Junior Rugby League Grand Finals start tomorrow.
Below are the Division One Grand Finals, good luck to all and enjoy the matches everyone.
U13 Division One – Helensvale against Burleigh
U14 Division One – Burleigh against Runaway Bay
U15 Division One – Runaway Bay against Nerang
U16 Division One – Ormeau against Coomera
U18 Division One – Burleigh against Southport
The Gold Coast Junior Rugby League Grand Finals start tomorrow.
Below are the Division One Grand Finals, good luck to all and enjoy the matches everyone.
U13 Division One – Helensvale against Burleigh
U14 Division One – Burleigh against Runaway Bay
U15 Division One – Runaway Bay against Nerang
U16 Division One – Ormeau against Coomera
U18 Division One – Burleigh against Southport
RLGC have said they are streaming the finals, although they only mention Saturday.
https://www.facebook.com/175483542515521/posts/2597840523613132?sfns=mo
Southport have defeated Jimboomba 24-16 in the U13 Division Three Grand Final this morning.
Titans Keegan Pace (wing) and Thomas Weaver (interchange) are part of the Cudgen U18 NRRRL side that will contest tomorrows Grand Final against Ballina.
Helensvale defeat Burleigh 16-14 in the U13 Division Two Grand Final this morning.
Burleigh and Helensvale are going to extra time in their U13 Division One Grand Final. A boy from each team has been hurt, I hope both are ok?
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Helensvale win in golden point extra time 26-22 with a try to left second rower Mokeha Marsh, his second of the Grand Final.
Some wonderful performances from boys in both sides.
Southport defeated Helensvale 26-14 in this afternoons U14 Division Two Grand Final.
Titans contracted Orlando Swain is making his GPS First XV debut this afternoon on the right wing for Ipswich Grammar School in their Round Eight match against TSS on the Gold Coast.
Burleigh defeat Runaway Bay 42-10 in the U14 Div 1 Grand Final
Nerang defeated Mudgeeraba 22-16 in the U15 Division Three Grand Final this afternoon.
Orlando Swain with a superb try assist in the match which ended in a 29 all draw.
Titans contracted Orlando Swain is making his GPS First XV debut this afternoon on the right wing for Ipswich Grammar School in their Round Eight match against TSS on the Gold Coast.
Helensvale won the U15 Division Two Grand Final 22-18 against Beaudesert.
Titans contracted second rower Arama Hau was simply immense tonight for NErang in their 36-22 U15 Division One Grand Final win over Nerang. In addition to his two tries he was unstoppable.
Link for tomorrow’s RLGC junior grand finals
https://youtu.be/AyBasEzRYls
Titans linked David Neller started on the right wing and scored for the Ipswich Grammar School U14A side in their 28-12 win over TSS yesterday afternoon.
Powerful youngster Tupou Lolohea was one of Ballina's try scorers in their Far North Coast Rugby First Grade Preliminary Final loss 34-27 to Casuarina Beach yesterday afternoon.
Parkwood too good for Robina in the U16 Division Two Grand Final this morning with the Sharks winning 44-16.
Titans contracted Rowan Mansfield is starting at fullback for the Ballina U18 NRRRL side in their Grand Final today against Cudgen.
U16 Div 1 Grand Final between Coomera and Ormeau 20 all and going to golden point
Ormeau win 22-20 in the second half of golden point
U16 Div 1 Grand Final between Coomera and Ormeau 20 all and going to golden point
Burleigh Colts went down to Wynnum Manly this afternoon 24-19 with Jayden Campbell, Lachlan Turnbull and Lochlyn Sheldon the Bears try scorers.
Burleigh too good 34-8 over Robina in the U18 Division Two Grand Final
Will Evans with a try for Burleigh in their Queensland Cup semi-final against Wynnum Manly this afternoon.
Toby Sexton with his first Hastings Deerings Colts try this afternoon for Tweed Heads in Week One of the finals.
Tweed Colts have gone down 23-10 to the Cutters with Titans Toby Sexton and Jaylon ToÓ the Seagulls try scorers unfortunately their season is now over.
Burleigh too good in the U18 Division One Grand Final defeating Southport 28-12 with Titan Noah Gafa scoring a double.
Great to see Darius Farmer one of the try scorers for Burleigh in their Gold Coast Rugby League First Grade 26-12 semi-final win over Currumbin this afternoon.
He ran a crash line on the right and spun 360 degrees counter clock wise to scored mid way between the right upright and corner post.
Sunny86
08-09-19, 06:13 PM
Was pretty hard to handle all second half
In the NRRRL U18 Gran Final this afternoon Ballina, led by second rowers Carl (left) and Tupou Lolohea (right) were a real handful as was left centre Domenic Lisetto as Ballina defeated Cudgen 24-6.
For Cudgen Titan Keegan Pace started on the right wing and scored all of Cudgen's points from a penalty goal in the opening minutes and a early second half try when he flashed down the right touchline to score in the left corner.
Titans linked Xavier Atoa and his Souths Acacia Ridge team mates have qualified for the GBJRL U14 Division One Grand Final with a win over Easts 28-22 yesterday afternoon.
Titans contracted Shannon Subritzky Stewart will play in next weekends GBJRL U15 Division One Grand Final after his Norths side defeated Logan Brothers 42-22 yesterday afternoon in the Preliminary Final.
Well done to Titans contracted Thomas Weaver and Ryan Foran who have been named joint Best and Fairest of the Group 18 Junior rugby League U16 competition.
Titans linked Harvey Moase who has been named Group 18 Junior Rugby League U15 2019 Player of the Year.
Titans linked Brady Turner who has been named Group 18 Junior Rugby League U14 2019 Player of the Year.
Group 18 JRL Grand Final winners
Under 13’s Tweed Seagulls White
Under 14’s Byron Lennox
Under 15’s Bilambil
under 16’s Cudgen
Titans linked fullback David Neller scored a try and kicked a conversions as his Norths Ipswich won their Ipswich Rugby League U14 Preliminary Final 27-14 over Brothers Ipswich.
Burleigh Colts Week One Finals Highlights
https://www.qrl.com.au/news/2019/09/10/hastings-deering-colts-finals-week-1-highlights-bears-v-wynnum/
Congratulations to Ioane Seuili who has been named in the U19 Junior Kiwis side for their upcoming match against the Australian School boys side late this month.
Fellow Titan Toby Sexton will line up for the Australian School boys side.
Will Evans played his second Queensland Cup match when he started on the left wing for Burleigh in Week One of the Finals on Sunday, scoring in the 4th minutes as the Bears held on to beat Wynnum Manly 34 – 32.
Will Evans try came down the left side and after receiving an off load was able to dive over from close range.
In his 80 minutes on the field, Will Evans ran for forty one metres (thirteen post contact), had a line break and tackle break, played the ball at an average speed of 3.52 seconds and had a 100% tackling efficiency.
Kye Cooper (5/8) and Reshawn Anderson (front row) have been named in the Group One U14 side for NSW Country U14 Championships to be held in Port Macquarie starting Saturday week.
Jamal Laurie (fullback), Ziah Piggott (centre), Damon Coldwell (interchange), Jake Leonard (interchange), Reece Noble (interchange) and Zac Toole (interchange) have been named in the Group One U15 side for NSW Country U15 Championships to be held in Port Macquarie starting Saturday week.
Well done to Bilambil Jets U15 half Kia Smallwood for being named Player of the Grand Final on Saturday.
Multiple Titans including Reef Somerville, Oskar Bryant, Jack Cullen, Thomas Weaver and Keegan Pace were part of the Cudgen side that won the Group 18 U16 Grand Final on Saturday 44-6 against Byron Bay/Lennox Heads.
Finals Week One Tweed Colts highlights, includes an outstanding solo try by Toby Sexton.
https://www.qrl.com.au/news/2019/09/10/hastings-deering-colts-finals-week-1-highlights-cutters-v-tweed/
Great to see a couple of young Titans players getting an opportunity for Burleigh in the Gold Coast Rugby League Finals series in the Bears 26-12 Major Semi-Final victory over Currumbin on Sunday.
Reece Tapine started on the left wing, scoring a try and kicking three goals, Tyler Szepanowski started in the front row and Luke Maiden from the bench.
In relation to Reece Tapine’s try, Burleigh spun the ball to the left wing with Reece Tapine receiving the ball in a stationary position on the left wing about twelve metres out from the Currumbin line, he then cut back inside before stepping off his right foot to split the defence and he then was able to bring the ball around to put it down under the goal posts with a celebratory arm raised to the crowd at the dressing room end of Pizzey Park for good measure.
Mr Bods
11-09-19, 05:19 PM
MDREW-if we during the Calamity Annesley years had our act together we’d now have Haas, Fifita, Nikora maybe Deardon and be on the precipice of being a contender in a year or two.
That’s the preamble to my question which is are there any players of that caliber in the age 14-18 age groups coming through on the GC to be in our system and be future superstar Titans?
PS-this question is also asked if anyone in the forum that follows the Juniors closely
Absolutely mate, at the U18 level we have some real stars such as Will Evans (centre), Juwan Compain (second row), Carsil Vaikai (lock) etc and of course recent signing Toby Sexton.
Will Evans and Juwan Compain have already played Q Cup when still U18 eligible. I would argue that Juwan Compain will be Fifita's equal and Will Evans is as good as any outside back the Bronco's have at the U18 level and that includes Xavier Coates.
In the U16's we have the best U16 in Australia in half Thomas Weaver and our version in Angus Creighton in Ryan Foran and Bailey Martin is no slouch and Kaleb Ngamanu and Orlando Swain are already playing First XV at 16.
In the U15 Arama Hau has unlimited potential as a second rower and also forwards such as Nicholas Hilton and Joseph Shannon are in the U15 Emerging Origin squad.
U14's such as fullback/centre Xavier Atoa and second rower William Semu have potential as good as any.
I have omitted multiple players such as Ediq Ambrosyev, Brock Priestley, Jack Cullen.
Also Titians fans will see Ioane Seuili and Jayden Campbell as early as next season and Luke Maiden is not far behind.
Likely the first to play NRL is star to be Darius Farmer.
PS U13 Coby Black could turn out to be anything as well.
MDREW-if we during the Calamity Annesley years had our act together we’d now have Haas, Fifita, Nikora maybe Deardon and be on the precipice of being a contender in a year or two.
That’s the preamble to my question which is are there any players of that caliber in the age 14-18 age groups coming through on the GC to be in our system and be future superstar Titans?
PS-this question is also asked if anyone in the forum that follows the Juniors closely
Mr Bods
11-09-19, 06:35 PM
^^^ the man speaks. How lucky is our forum.
Titans linked David Neller (fullback) and Larry Siala (front row) will start for Ipswich Norths in their Ipswich Rugby League U14 Grand Final against Goodna Black on Saturday afternoon.
Titans contracted Orlando Swain will start in the centres for Ipswich Norths n their Ipswich Rugby League U16 Grand Final against Redbank Plains on Saturday evening.
Titans_alan
12-09-19, 04:16 PM
MDREW-if we during the Calamity Annesley years had our act together we’d now have Haas, Fifita, Nikora maybe Deardon and be on the precipice of being a contender in a year or two.
That’s the preamble to my question which is are there any players of that caliber in the age 14-18 age groups coming through on the GC to be in our system and be future superstar Titans?
PS-this question is also asked if anyone in the forum that follows the Juniors closely
Mr Bods, it should be noted that the NRL owned the Titans during the majority Mr Annesley Reign. The NRL did not allocate any fu ds to junior development. The Titans are not to blame. I keep hearing that the titans let all these great players slip through. No they didnt, they didnt have the capability. The junior development would have signed them in they could.
The NRL have left a large hole in our junior development.
The new owners are now allocating funds to the juniors but the best are still lost to the Bronx. It will take a few more years for the new program to get the recognition it deserves. Word will get out! The senior team also need to start winning. Kids want to tell their friends they've signed with a winning organization.
Haas, Fafita and Deardon are quality players. Ones you find once in a decade. It could be a while before we see that talent again. Titans gave some promising juniors. Many will play NRL. Do we have any Haas's or Fafitas coming through the ranks? the answer is no. Not many clubs would.
Tanah Boyd was a junior star, lost his way at Brisbane. He'll be great for us next year.
Mr Bods
12-09-19, 04:36 PM
Mr Bods, it should be noted that the NRL owned the Titans during the majority Mr Annesley Reign. The NRL did not allocate any fu ds to junior development. The Titans are not to blame. I keep hearing that the titans let all these great players slip through. No they didnt, they didnt have the capability. The junior development would have signed them in they could.
The NRL have left a large hole in our junior development.
The new owners are now allocating funds to the juniors but the best are still lost to the Bronx. It will take a few more years for the new program to get the recognition it deserves. Word will get out! The senior team also need to start winning. Kids want to tell their friends they've signed with a winning organization.
Haas, Fafita and Deardon are quality players. Ones you find once in a decade. It could be a while before we see that talent again. Titans gave some promising juniors. Many will play NRL. Do we have any Haas's or Fafitas coming through the ranks? the answer is no. Not many clubs would.
Tanah Boyd was a junior star, lost his way at Brisbane. He'll be great for us next year.
Thanks for those insights
Yeah I’m aware that in the first 24 hours post the NRL taking our license that the Drongoes acted appallingly
However you mAke a good point about the NRL not investing in Juniors at all post that takeover.
And welcome to the forum Mr
For me one of the most impressive players in the NRRRL U18 competition this season was Cudgen left second rower Dillon Pinder. In last weekend’s NRRRL U18 Grand Final, Dillon Pinder was one of Cudgen’s best as they went down 24 – 6 to Ballina.
Dillon Pinder played matches for Cudgen across all three senior grades in the NRRRL competition in 2019.
In the NRRRL U18 competition, including finals Dillon Pinder played in thirteen matches scoring seven tries most of the barnstorming variety.
In addition to a semi-final hat trick against Ballina, Dillon Pinder also scored tries against Lismore Marist Brothers in Round One and against Lower Clarence and Lismore Marist Brothers on three separate occasions.
Dillon Pinder also played in two reserve grade matches, his debut coming against Lismore Marist Brothers in March and also played in a match against Northern United.
Dillon Pinder made his NRRRL First Grade debut in April against Murwillumbah going on to play in nine First Grade matches overall, scoring in three of those. Dillon Pinder’s first NRRRL First Grade try came in his 4th first grade match against Evans Head and he also scored against Mullumbimby and Kyogle.
Dillon Pinder also played in the NRRRL U18 competition in 2018 playing in eleven matches scoring six tries including a double in the last round of the regular season against Tweed Coast. Dillon Pinder’s other tries were against Kyogle, Lower Clarence, Murwillumbah and Tweed Coast.
2018 also saw Dillon Pinder play for the Northern Rivers U18 side in the inaugural U18 Laurie Daley Cup competition.
Dillon Pinder made his NRRRL U16 debut as a 16 year old in 2017, playing fifteen matches that season and scoring three tries.
Bayside Titan
12-09-19, 06:50 PM
Mr Bods, it should be noted that the NRL owned the Titans during the majority Mr Annesley Reign. The NRL did not allocate any fu ds to junior development. The Titans are not to blame. I keep hearing that the titans let all these great players slip through. No they didnt, they didnt have the capability. The junior development would have signed them in they could.
The NRL have left a large hole in our junior development.
The new owners are now allocating funds to the juniors but the best are still lost to the Bronx. It will take a few more years for the new program to get the recognition it deserves. Word will get out! The senior team also need to start winning. Kids want to tell their friends they've signed with a winning organization.
Haas, Fafita and Deardon are quality players. Ones you find once in a decade. It could be a while before we see that talent again. Titans gave some promising juniors. Many will play NRL. Do we have any Haas's or Fafitas coming through the ranks? the answer is no. Not many clubs would.
Tanah Boyd was a junior star, lost his way at Brisbane. He'll be great for us next year.
Bods. This guy has written what has happened. Annersley was not to blame at all. He ran the club on the smell of an oily rag. He did a tremendous job and without him TITANS would not be here. It’s a pitty Graham is not around as I would have personally organised for you both to meet and chat. Once he retires back to coast I’ll organise a coffee with him if you like and ask away. We as a Titans community really don’t know what he has done to save our club. It’s also noted that he did a lot of the work by himself when the NRL owned the club. I will defend Graham until the day I die for what he did for our great club.
Latest Titans Junior Development wrap from Official site including a great acknowledgment of the individual awards won by Henry Lee, Thomas Weaver and Ryan Foran.
https://www.titans.com.au/news/2019/09/13/jnr-rep-wrap/
One of the best players in the U18 Division Two competition this season was Robina Raptor Klese Haas who was a dominant figure over the course of the season and had an outstanding Grand Final when he started at lock not withstanding that Robina went down 34 – 8 to Burleigh in a rough and tough encounter.
Splitting time between lock and five eight Klese Haas played eight U18 Division Two matches (including finals) and finished with a season strike rate of 125%.
Klese Haas (who is a cousin I believe of Payne Haas) scored four tires and kicked four goals in his first U18 match of the season against Runaway Bay, and aslo scored doubles against Tugun and Beaudesert.
Klese Haas’s other two tries came in matches against Southport and Currumbin.
Klese Haas is U18 eligible again in 2020 and should, if he chooses, find his way into either Tweed Heads or Burleigh’s MM Cup squads.
A couple of Gold Coast rugby league players will line-up for TSS this weekend in what are essentially trial matches against Toowoomba Downlands College.
James Pere will start from the bench for the TSS Second XV against the Downlands College First XV and Keahn Skipps (No. 10) and Jacob Sa (inside centre) will start for the TSS U14A side.
A couple of U18 eligible players will be involved in the GCRL U20 Preliminary Final on Sunday.
For Currumbin, Cole Geyer will start on the bench and Brendan Hoffman will start in the second row for Runaway Bay with exciting youngster Tira Rau starting in the centres for the Seagulls.
Burleigh will be holding their 2020 MM Cup trials tomorrow morning, good luck to all who are trying out.
Some incredible ïns" for the Burleigh Colts side for their semi-final tomorrow against Norths.
It appears that Darius Farmer, Luke Maiden, Reece Tapine, Tyler Szepanowski and Will Evans will likely be involved.
At the recent Group One Junior Rugby League Awards Nigh a couple of players with Titans links were presented with awards with Tyrone Roberts on hand to present the awards.
The Ballina U14 side featuring Titans linked Kye Cooper and Reshawn Anderson received the Team of the Year Award for their unbeaten season.
Titans linked Kye Cooper was named Group One U14 Player of the Year.
Titans contracted Rowan Mansfield was named Group One Representative Player of the Year.
In the Greater Brisbane Junior Rugby League Grand Finals on Sunday a number of Titans players are due to face off against each other.
In the U14 Division One competition, Carina’s William Semu will start at left second row will face Souths Acacia Ridge’s Xavier Atoa who will be at fullback.
In the U15 Division One competition, Norths Devil Shannon Subritzy-Stewart will start at fullback against the Easts Tigers.
I will be at this match and will provide updates as to how Titans contracted Shannon Subritzy-Stewart goes.
Titans linked Hayden Miller will start at half back for Carina in their GBJRL U14 Division One Grand Final tomorrow against Souths Acacia RIdge
Titans contracted Orlando Swain is starting his second GPS First XV game this afternoon for Ipswich Grammar School in Round Nine against Gregory Terrace.
Orlando Dwain is playing right wing.
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Orlando Swain with his first career First XV try. Well done
Burleigh Colts lead Norths 18-0 at half time with Titans players dominating the score sheet, Jayden Campbell, Taine Tuaupiki and Tristian Powell are the Bears try scorers and Jayden Campbell has kicked three from three.
lonegull
14-09-19, 05:25 PM
Great win to the Burleigh bears colts side
Titans contracted Shannon Subritzy-Stewart started at right centre and kicked seven from ten and had a great try assist in an outstanding display for Norths in their 51-14 GBJRL U15 Division One Grand Final win over Easts.
The try assist was outstanding. Shannon Subritzy-Stewart who got the ball early got around the Easts left winger bursting down the right touch line before stepping inside and delivering a right arm pass in the tackle of the fullback to his trailing five eight to score under the posts for a try that accounted for 70 odd metres.
Titans linked Xavier Atoa, William Semu and Karl Oloapu have been named in the Queensland Samoa side for the upcoming QPIIC Championships.
Currumbin won the GCRL U20 Preliminary Final this afternoon 20-16 against Runaway Bay.
They paly Burleigh in the Grand Final next weekend.
Titans contracted Orlando Swain was on the winning side yesterday evening as his Norths Tigers side won their Ipswich Rugby LEague U16 Grand Final 34-26 against Redbank Plains.
Titans linked David Neller and Larry Siala were in the winning side yesterday afternoon as their Norths Ipswich side defeated Goodna in the Ipswich Rugby League U14 Grand Final.
Joshua Buttenshaw has been named in the centres for the Group One U15 representative side for this weekend’s NSW Country Age Championships in Port Macquarie.
For Ballina in the Group One U15 competition, Joshua Buttenshaw (older brother Matt is a Titans contracted player) played in Seven matches scoring sixty points from six tries and eighteen goals scoring in every one of his six matches.
He scored doubles against Casino RSM and Lismore Marist Brothers and also scored against Clarence Coast and Lismore Marist again.
With the boot he kicked five against Lismore Marist Brothers in June and kicked three goals in a match on three occasions.
Joshau Buttenshaw also played three U16.5 matches this season making his debut in that competition against Marist Brothers Blue in early June. His other U16.5 matches were against Clarence Coast and Marist Gold.
Ballina’s Moby Adams will start in the second row for the Group One U14 representative side this weekend in the NSW Country Age Championships.
This season for Ballina in the group One U14 competition, Moby Adams played in eleven matches including their Grand Final success scoring seven tries, all of which came in individual matches including a midseason streak when he scored in five consecutive matches which were against Grafton, Lismore Marist Brothers, Kyogle, Clarence Coast and Casino RSM. His other tries came against South Grafton at the start and end of the season.
Moby Adams also played in one Group One U16.5 match this season which was against Clarence Coast in May.
South Grafton Rebels hooking prospect Keaton Stutt will start for the Group One U14 representative side this weekend in the NSW Country Age Championships.
In the Group One U14 competition including the Grand Final loss to Ballina, Keaton Stutt played in ten matches scoring 46 points from three tries and seventeen goals.
He scored a double against Casino RSM and also scored against Clarence Coast in the final regular season round.
With the boot he kicked five goals in consecutive rounds midseason against Lismore Marist Brothers and Casino RSM.
Tira Rau’s 2019 season came to a close yesterday as Runaway Bay went down 20-16 in the GCRL U20 Preliminary Final with Tira Rau contributing a try for the Seagulls.
Tria Rau has been impressive this season for Runaway Bay in both the GCRL U18 Division One competition as well as the U20 competition.
In the U18 Division One competition Tira Rau scored seven tries from nine appearances including doubles against Tugun and Southport and also scored against Mudgeeraba, Currumbin and Southporth.
Including final Tira Rau finished his nine GCRL U20 matches with a 100% strike rate including scoring four tries against Helensvale in early August and backing that up a week later with a hat trick against Southport.
I would anticipate that 2020 will see Tira Rau in the Hastings Deering’s Colts competition with either Burleigh or Tweed Heads with the only consideration being whether he plays fullback, centre or five eight.
Burleigh Colts highlights from their victory over Norths last weekend.
https://www.qrl.com.au/news/2019/09/15/hastings-deering-colts-finals-week-two-highlights-bears-v-devils/
Titans own Taine Tuaupiki.
https://www.qrl.com.au/news/2019/09/17/what-a-weapon---taine-tuaupiki/
Jamie Lyon’s son Riley will line-up in the centres this weekend for the Group One U14 representative side in the NSW Country Age Championships in Port Macquarie.
Riley Lyon who was part of the Group U14 Grand Final winning Ballina side played in ten matches this season including finals scoring three tries and kicking the same amount of goals.
His tries came in matches against South Grafton, Grafton and Lismore Marist Brothers and his goals in matches against Casino RSM, Kyogle and Lismore Marist Brothers.
Kyogle winger Aiden Hardy has been named in the Group One U14 representative side for this weekend’s NSW Country Age Championships which will be held in Port Macquarie.
In the 2019 Group One U14 competition he scored ten tries from eleven matches including four tries against Grafton in mid-May and a double against Casino RSM and fortnight prior. Sandwiched in between he scored against Clarence Coast.
Aiden Hardy also scored in matches against Lismore Marist Brothers (he kicked his one and only goal of the season in the match as well), Clarence Coast and Lismore Marist once again late in the season.
Group One sides for this weekends NSW Country Age Championships at Port Macquarie:
U14’s
1.Lachlan Offley (Ballina)
2.Aidan Hardy (Kyogle)
3.Riley Lyon (Ballina)
4.Harry Anderson (Grafton)
5.Gabriel Papadakis (Grafton)
6.Kye Cooper (Ballina)
7.Thomas Bowles (Grafton)
8.Jack Jung (Marist Brothers)
9.Keaton Stutt (South Grafton)
10.Reshawn Anderson (Ballina)
11.Alexander Clarke (Casino)
12.Moby Adams (Ballina)
13.Malik Elabbasi (Clarence Coast)
14.Bailey Hurlock (Ballina)
15.Hamish Speed (Grafton)
16.Paulo Uo (Kyogle)
17.William Bates (Ballina)
18.Kalyn Squires (Grafton)
19.William Mendes (Clarence Coast)
20.Jack Binny (Kyogle)
U15’s
1.Jamal Laurie (South Grafton)
2.George Campbell (Ballina)
3.Joshua Buttenshaw (Ballina)
4.Ziah Piggott (Kyogle)
5.Isaak Ross (Kyogle)
6.Kade Garrett (Ballina)
7.Ronald Daniels (Kyogle)
8.Michael Hughes (Clarence Coast)
9.Joseph Downham (Kyogle)
10.Nicholas Torrens (Clarence Coast)
11.Tana Heron (Kyogle)
12.Tristan Kelly (Ballina)
13.Ashton Harley (Kyogle)
14.Jake Lenard (Clarence Coast)
15.Damon Coldwell (Marist Brothers)
16.Zac Toole (Ballina)
17.Reece Noble (Ballina)
18.Talon Anderson (Clarence Coast)
19.Jaxon Minchin (Ballina)
20.Jerome Sparke (Kyogle)
Group 18 sides for this weekends NSW Country Age Championships.
U14's:
1.Tyreese Bowman (Bilambil Jets)
2.Jake Lateo (Cudgen Hornets)
3.Ricco Watitit (Tweed Seagulls)
4.Stevie O’Connor (Tweed Coast Raiders)
5,Isayah Lewis (Tweed Seagulls)
6.Mason Maloney (Bilambil Jets)
7.Bo Peisley (South Tweed Bears)
8.Zac Windle (Tweed Seagulls)
9.Shane Stanford (South Tweed Bears)
10.Cooper Stephan (Murwilumbah Colts)
11.Brady Turner (Murwillumbah Colts)
12.Jaylen Taewa (Bilambil Jets)
13.Levi Dangerfield (Cudgen Hornets)
14.Chaz Bond (Cudgen Hornets)
15.Jury Taewa (Bilambil Jets)
16.Connor Parson (South Tweed Bears)
17.Jayden Tonkin (Tweed Seagulls)
18.James Mellor (Bilambil)
19.Beau Jones (Tweed Seagulls)
20.Traelon Freer (Murwillumbah Colts)
U15's:
1.Blake Forder (Murwillumbah Colts)
2.Caleb Case (Bilambil Jets)
3.Michael Roberts (Byron Bay Lennox Head)
4.Zac Johnson (Murwillumbah Colts)
5.Dominic Bowman (Bilambil Jets)
6.Kai Smallwood (Bilambil Jets)
7.Harvey Moase (Cudgen Hornets)
8.Jed Windle (Byron Bay Lennox Head)
9.Will Taylor (Bilambil Jets) (c)
10.Chad Jones (Cudgen Hornets)
11.Patrick Gray (Murwillumbah Colts)
12.Tyrell King (Byron Bay Lennox Head)
13.Travis May (Bilambil Jets)
14.Tanu Nona (Byron Bay Lennox Head)
15.Taiti Avaemai (Tugun Seahawks)
16.Harry Hall (Bilambil Jets)
17.Jett Stocker (Tweed Coast Raiders)
18.Koby Walpole (Cudgen Hornets)
19.Ty Kilpatrick (Cudgen Hornets)
20.Diesel Bergsma (Tugun Seahawks)
Thanks to JT109 for the score updates that he provided me from the GBJRL U14 Division One Grand Final on Sunday. Much appreciated mate.
Titans linked Xavier Atoa and his Souths Acacia Ridge team mates won 28-4 against a Carina side that contained Titans William Semu and Hayden Miller.
Thanks to the great "Guy" who gave me the heads up that Titans contracted Will Evans has been selected in the Wales 23 man squad for the World 9's next month in Sydney.
Much appreciated my friend.
lonegull
17-09-19, 07:00 PM
Thanks to the great "Guy" who gave me the heads up that Titans contracted Will Evans has been selected in the Wales 23 man squad for the World 9's next month in Sydney.
Much appreciated my friend.
Great news and what a great learning experience
Titan Trey Peni will start on the right wing for Burleigh Colts in their Preliminary Final this weekend against the Sunshine Coast Falcons.
The Group 18 U15 captain for this weekend’s NSW Country Age Championships will be Titans linked hooker Will Taylor.
Ballina’s George Campbell will line up on the wing for the Group One U15 representative side this weekend in the NSW Country U15 Age Championships.
For Ballina in the Group One U15 competition this season George Campbell finished with four tries from his eleven matches. He also kicked fourteen goals to finish the competition with 44 points.
In Round One he had a big match scoring a double and kicking four goals against Casino RSM. His other tries came against Clarence Coast and Lismore Marist Brothers.
George Campbell also played five Group One U16.5 matches this season with his debut coming in early May against South Grafton.
Recently Titans linked Brady Turner was named the 2019 Group 18 U14 Player of the year after an outstanding campaign in the Group 18 U14 competition.
Brady Turner played the 2019 season with Murwillumbah in the Group 18 U14 competition and has been selected in the Group 18 for the U14 age group at the 2019 New South Wales Country Age Championships to be held in Wagga Wagga starting in the second row for the Group 18 U14 side.
Casino RSM second rower Alexander Clarke will start in the second row for the Group One U14 representative side this weekend in the NSW Country Age Championships.
In the Group One U14 competition this season he played in eleven matches scoring five tries including a double against Lismore Marist Brothers on June 15 and also scored against Grafton, Kyogle and Clarence Coast.
Alexander Clarke also played one Group One U16.5 match this season which was against Kyogle in early July.
Ballina Seagulls U15 player Kade Garrett will line up for the Group One U15 representative side for this weekend’s NSW Country Age Championships in Wagga Wagga.
For Ballina in the Group One U15 competition he played fourteen matches scoring seven tries including a late season five game stretch where he scored in five consecutive matches.
In that span he scored a double against Kyogle and also scored against Marist Brothers in two matches, Casino RSM and Kyogle. His other U15 try came early in the season against Kyogle.
Kade Garrett also played in two U16.5 Group One matches this season his first coming in May against Casino RSM with the other match late in the season against Lismore Marist Brothers Blue.
Tweed Heads Seagulls Ricco Watititi is part of the Titans TEDS program and early this season was part of the Titans U14 squad that played a Western Mustangs selection in February at Mudgeeraba and also in 2019 is part of the Group 18 U14 representative side being named in the centres for the 2019 New South Wales Country Age Championships to be held this weekend in Wagga Wagga.
Ricco Watititi played the 2019 season with the Tweed Heads Seagulls U14 side that played in the Group 18 junior rugby league competition.
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