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Round 4 28 - 29 APRIL 2018

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Congratulations to the players selected in the CCDRL Under 23’s and Ladies League Tag Representative sides to play North Coast at Macksville next Saturday. Today’s round sees some exciting clashes which bring together a replay of the 2017 Grand Final between Terrigal and Wyong as well as the match up of the high flying Ourimbah Magpies against the so far undefeated Entrance Tigers. It was good to see the much improved Toukley Hawks record their first win of the season last week against the Erina Eagles. Best of luck to all team this weekend. Regards,

Fred HartupPresident CCDRL

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ROUND 3 RESULTS2018 First Grade CompetitionWyong 32 defeated Berkeley Vale 10The Entrance 34 defeated Terrigal 14Toukley 18 defeated Erina 6Ourimbah 22 defeated Woy Woy 14Kincumber - Bye 2018 Reserve Grade CompetitionWyong 52 defeated Berkeley Vale 12Terrigal 12 defeated The Entrance 4Kincumber 20 defeated Northern Lakes 10Erina 32 defeated Toukley 16Woy Woy 26 defeated Ourimbah 16 2018 Open Age CompetitionWyong 56 defeated Gosford Kariong 6The Entrance 32 defeated Terrigal 16Erina 36 defeated Toukley 12Woy Woy 20 defeated St Edwards 6Northern Lakes - Bye 2018 Under 19’s CompetitionWyong 64 defeated Berkeley Vale 0The Entrance 28 defeated Terrigal 8Erina 54 defeated Toukley 12Woy Woy 44 defeated Ourimbah 16Kincumber - Bye 2018 White Lady Funerals Ladies League TagWyong 24 defeated Berkeley Vale 8Erina 34 defeated Toukley 6Woy Woy 26 defeated Ourimbah 8Kincumber 8 drew with Northern Lakes 8The Entrance 12 defeated Terrigal 6

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TEAM of the WEEK

1. Marco Tetevano Wyong

2. Chris Morgan Ourimbah

3. Greg Wisham Wyong

4. Sam Paul Terrigal

5. Jackson Watson Erina

6. Darcy Etrich Ourimbah

7. Brad Keighran Wyong

8. Aja Roberts Terrigal

9. Chris Adams Toukley

10. Grant Wooden Ourimbah

11. Jacob McCudden The Entrance

12. Jacob Giles Toukley

13. Ryan Doherty The Entrance

NEXT WEEK - ROUND 5Sunday 6th May 2018

Terrigal v OurimbahDuffys Road @ 2.30pm

Toukley v Kincumber

Darren Kennedy Oval @ 2.30pm

Woy Woy v ErinaWoy Woy Oval @ 2.30pm

Wyong v The Entrance

Morry Breen Oval @ 2.30pm

Northern Lakes v Berkeley ValeDoylo Sporting Fields

Reserve Grade @ 1.00pm – First Grade - Bye

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Central Coast Division of Country Rugby League

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First Grade Competition The Entrance 3 3 0 0 0 94 32 62 6Wyong 3 3 0 0 0 84 30 54 6Ourimbah 3 2 1 0 0 98 64 34 4Terrigal 3 2 1 0 0 56 46 10 4Kincumber 3 1 1 0 1 56 46 10 4Toukley 3 1 2 0 0 42 48 -6 2Woy Woy 3 0 2 0 1 24 62 -38 2Erina 3 0 2 0 1 12 70 -58 2Berkeley Vale 3 0 3 0 0 14 82 -68 0 Reserve Grade Competition Wyong 3 3 0 0 0 118 24 94 6The Entrance 3 2 1 0 0 60 24 36 4Erina 3 2 1 0 0 74 60 14 4Kincumber 3 2 1 0 0 68 56 12 4Woy Woy 3 2 1 0 0 68 58 10 4Terrigal 3 2 1 0 0 54 48 6 4Ourimbah 3 2 1 0 0 72 68 4 4Northern Lakes 3 0 3 0 0 32 76 -44 0Berkeley Vale 3 0 3 0 0 34 96 -62 0Toukley 3 0 3 0 0 28 98 -70 0 Open Age Competition Woy Woy 3 3 0 0 0 86 28 58 6Erina 3 3 0 0 0 92 36 56 6The Entrance 3 3 0 0 0 94 52 42 6Wyong 3 2 1 0 0 106 30 76 4Terrigal 3 1 1 0 1 32 48 -16 4St Edwards 3 0 2 0 1 12 32 -20 2Northern Lakes 3 0 2 0 1 32 92 -60 2*Gosford Kariong 3 0 3 0 0 42 102 -60 0Toukley 3 0 3 0 0 34 110 -76 0* Loss of Points Under 19’s Competition Wyong 3 3 0 0 0 164 30 134 6Erina 3 3 0 0 1 106 24 82 6* The Entrance 3 2 1 0 0 74 30 44 4Terrigal 3 2 1 0 0 66 44 22 4Woy Woy 3 2 1 0 1 56 52 4 4Kincumber 3 0 2 0 1 21 60 -39 2Ourimbah 3 1 2 0 0 54 105 -51 2Toukley 3 1 2 0 0 40 136 -96 2Berkeley Vale 3 0 3 0 0 16 116 -100 0* Loss of Points White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag The Entrance 3 3 0 0 0 126 6 120 6Erina 3 3 0 0 0 104 16 88 6Wyong 3 3 0 0 0 70 8 62 6Terrigal 3 2 1 0 0 102 12 90 4Northern Lakes 3 1 1 1 0 34 44 -10 3Kincumber 3 1 1 1 0 18 58 -40 3Woy Woy 3 1 2 0 0 34 48 -14 2Ourimbah 3 0 3 0 0 12 78 -66 0Toukley 3 0 3 0 0 6 116 -110 0Berkeley Vale 3 0 3 0 0 8 128 -120 0

2018 POINTS TABLE BEST & FAIRESTName Surname Club Total

First Grade Competition Christopher ADAMS Toukley 7Darcy ETRICH Ourimbah 6Ian HENDERSON Kincumber 6Jacob McCUDDEN The Entrance 5Tyler O’BRIEN Erina 5Aja ROBERTS Terrigal 4Alex POHLA Ourimbah 4Brad KEIGHRAN Wyong 4Brett KEARNEY Kincumber 4Brodie FINNIGAN Woy Woy 4 Reserve Grade Competition Ezekiel COOPER-TETEVANO Wyong 6Luke MALJEVAC Kincumber 6Marcus BARBER Terrigal 6Matt BAILEY Berkeley Vale 6Brett SONTER Woy Woy 5Brodie COOPER Kincumber 5Jacob GRIFFIN The Entrance 5Henry DEVLIN Toukley 4Joshua KESSLER The Entrance 4Mitchell DIDUSZKO Northern Lakes 4 Open Age Competition Kane RALPH Wyong 8Malu FIU The Entrance 8Orisi RANAVUE Woy Woy 8Travis MANTELL Gosford Kariong 8David THOM St Edwards 6Michael PALMER Terrigal 6Bradley GASSON Toukley 5Brennan LACEY Gosford Kariong 5Joel WEEKES Woy Woy 5Mitchell GREEN The Entrance 5 Under 19’s Competition Kai DOYLE The Entrance 7Tomi KAATI Wyong 6Bailey Petrie Toukley 5Jack STRINGER Terrigal 5Joshua SMITH Ourimbah 4Aubrey FAULL Terrigal 3Brayden CRAWLEY Erina 3Brodie FULLER Toukley 3Clint NORRIS Terrigal 3Cooper BROMWICH Terrigal 3 White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag Ranni JACKSON Kincumber 9Jasmine WOLFE Woy Woy 8Jessie MARTIN Berkeley Vale 7Sarah DIMECH Wyong 7Amy REGAL Erina 5Elizabeth DARK Ourimbah 5Karly FALZON Northern Lakes 5Stephanie STOCKWELL Terrigal 5Brooke WATSON Kincumber 4Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 4

PLAYERS POINTSName Club T G FG Pts

First Grade Competition Brad KIEGHRAN Wyong 1 12 0 28James CROOT Ourimbah 0 14 0 28Matthew NELSON The Entrance 3 5 0 22Darcy ETRICH Ourimbah 5 0 0 20Joshua HARMAN Terrigal 2 5 0 18Jacob McCUDDEN The Entrance 4 0 0 16Mitchell NAKHOUL Wyong 4 0 0 16Jake FITZPATRICK Toukley 1 5 0 14Blake WYLIE Kincumber 0 6 0 12Matthew KILLICK The Entrance 0 6 0 12

Reserve Grade Competition Jesse STEPHEN Wyong 1 13 0 30Bryce BURGUN Wyong 5 0 0 20Jake WILLIAMS Woy Woy 0 9 0 18Brayden CAIN Erina 1 7 0 18Brydon RAMIEN Ourimbah 1 7 0 18Josh LYON Terrigal 1 7 0 18Nathan DANKS Berkeley Vale 0 6 0 12Daniel FENTON Erina 3 0 0 12Brodie COOPER Kincumber 3 0 0 12Kairo ANDERSON Wyong 3 0 0 12

Open Age Competition Blake LAYBUTT Erina 2 12 0 32Tim BOVIS Woy Woy 1 13 0 30Malu FIU The Entrance 6 0 0 24Jeremy TUNKS Wyong 2 6 0 20Paneere KAAKA Wyong 1 8 0 20Blake STORM Erina 2 2 0 12Michael PALMER Terrigal 1 4 0 12Kane RALPH Wyong 3 0 0 12Jake PAGE The Entrance 2 2 0 12Robert WARWICK Gosford Kariong 3 0 0 12

Under 19’s Competition Brayden CRAWLEY Erina 4 13 0 42Kendyll FAHEY Wyong 1 16 0 36Tomi KAATI Wyong 6 0 0 24Lewis SHEENS Erina 5 0 0 20Daniel MACLEAN Woy Woy 2 6 0 20Lachlan NATAPU Wyong 4 0 0 16Zachary HAYWARD Toukley 1 6 0 16Zac RYAN Wyong 4 0 0 16Jackson GREAVES The Entrance 0 7 0 14Kye LEAUDAIS Wyong 3 0 0 12

White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 4 13 0 42Brittany STARR Terrigal 2 10 0 28Sarah DIMECH Wyong 5 3 0 26Amy REGAL Erina 2 6 0 20Sian GEORGE The Entrance 4 1 0 18Lucy WORKMAN Erina 4 0 0 16Angela JONES The Entrance 3 1 0 14Madison CROWE Erina 2 2 0 12Tara ANGELL Terrigal 3 0 0 12Ashlee RUSSELL Erina 3 0 0 12

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CLUB 1st Res Op 19s Lad TotalWyong 30 24 12 18 18 102The Entrance 30 16 18 12 18 94Erina 10 16 18 18 18 80Terrigal 20 16 12 12 12 72Woy Woy 10 16 18 12 6 62Kincumber 20 16 0 6 9 51Ourimbah/St Edwards 20 16 6 6 0 48Toukley 10 0 0 6 0 16Northern Lakes 0 0 6 0 9 15Berkeley Vale/Gosford 0 0 0 0 0 0

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

SUNDAY29TH APRIL 2018

LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 9.00 amOPEN GRADE Time: 11.30 am

RESERVE GRADE Time: 1.00 pm

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WYONG1. Emma Frost2. Carissa Harrison3. Angel Whiting4. Gabrielle Keevill5. Olivia Ward6. Naydine Wahanui7. Sarah Dimech8. Caitlin Smith9. Tylah Vallance10. Allee Purcell11. Courtney Yeo13. Loren Holloway14. Kim Collits15. Emily TealeCoach: Claire Reed

WYONG1. Kane Ralph2. Christopher Brown3. Nathan Doney4. Jeremy Tunks5. Joshua Liddle6. Matthew Ross7. Michael Smith8. Gary Field9. Paneere Kaaka10. Joel Patterson11. Luke Chandler Van Vliet12. Ryan Paes13. Matthew PouhilaCoach: Reggie Stewart

WYONG1. Luke Dolbel2. Bryce Burgun3. Thomas Harvey4. Kairo Anderson5. Jake Scicluna6. Jesse Stephen7. Aaron Heaven8. Brady Barwick9. Matthew Power10. Taniela Tangulu11. Dylan Clark12. Jye Montgomery13. Ezekial Cooper-TetevanoCoach: Jason Parker

TERRIGAL1. Lisa Ricketts2. Rachel Dobbie3. Matead Barber4. Kayla Paterson5. Tara Angell6. Emily Hennessey7. Rachel Curnow8. Elysia Atkins 9. Stephanie Stockwell 10. Brittany Starr11. Claudia Symington12. Layne Foster13. Bronte Lambert-Minto 14. Shannon Higgins15. Casey Youngberry 16. Tyra McEwen17. Zali Oulton18. Shani Waters19. Meg Higgins20. Renee Maher21. Rachael Mortell22. Kate FullbrookCoach: Sam RickettsTrainer: Neil HigginsTrainer: Tony BarberManager: Glen Symonds

TERRIGAL1. Michael Palmer2. Nick Sigle3. Sam Martin4. Jordan Takacs5. Damon Gibbons 6. Cameron Smith7. Mitch Hall8. Michael Creamer9. Tom Oldfield10. Sean Foster11. Dave Rae12. Rhys Bryant13. John Naylor14. Brian King15. Daniel Gooch16. Joel Vanderpoel17. Tom O’Leary18. Kane Martin20. Lewis Addison22. Rob MoylanCoach: Steve GrahamTrainer: Todd BatchelorTrainer: Lexi HallTrainer: Ben Di-CandiloManager: Brian Smith

TERRIGAL1. Josh Lyon2. Michael Brown3. TBA4. Harry King5. Ryan Donnelly6. Franklin Webber7. Matt Burraston8. Marcus Barber9. Jed Ambrose10. Jack Booker11. TBA12. Darcy Gilchrist13. Jake Trteloar14. Max Gordon15. Michael Parfitt16. Dane Clarke17. Josh StarrCoach: Dave LyonsManager: Shane KeirTrainer: Nick StrongTrainer: Ben Surtees

TERRIGAL1. Jesse Kamper2. Harry Meyn3. Oliver Patterson 4. Luke Lindley 5. Aubrey Faull6. Logan Humphries 7. Sam Collett 8. Nathan Hey9. Clint Norris 10. Ted Devine 11. Kye Cornwell12. Cooper Bromwich 20. Tom Bateup 14. Brad Jay15. Oscar Macintosh 16. Jeremy Rheinberger17. Marcus Rheinberger18. Owen PearceCoach: Jeff CoroneosManager: Lewy AddisonTrainer: Greg WoodburyTrainer: Dane Clarke

UNDER 19s Time: 10.00 am

WYONG1. Kendyll Fahey2. Brad Falzon3. Jessie Baillo4. Jack Brown5. Tallis Angianga6. Jai Hupton7. Kye Leaudais8. Matthew Olson9. Jordan Boyd10. Jake O’Meley11. Ray Kaifa12. Tomi Kaati13. Zac Ryan Coach: Ray Farag


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Kye Martin 2 Gregory Wisham 3

Isaiah Cooper-Tetevano 4 Mitchell Nakhoul 5

Lachlan Hanneghan 6 Brad Keighran 7 Jake Lewis 8

Jake Trindall 9 Wyatt Shaw 10

Tarnae Mahon 11 Jarrod Kessler 12

Brock Molan 13Coach: Anthony Clarke

TERRIGAL1 Ryan McDonald2 Josh Harman3 Sam Paul4 Aaiden Wright5 Matt Langhein6 Chris Browne7 Todd Lewis8 Scott Schreiber18 Ben Mooney10 Aja Roberts11 Nick Paul12 Lachlan Bell13 Troy Adams14 Josh Dias15 Ryan Folkard 16 Justin Sopp17 Blake InwoodCoach: Jamy ForbesTrainer: Dave LyonsTrainer: Ben O’ConnellTrainer: Ryan HallManager: Michael Schreiber

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COACH’S PROFILE Jamy ForbesSharks

Roos News Berkeley Vale’s Super Saturday of rugby league was a well organised and executed festival of football. Wyong were too strong in the CCDRL matches but faltered against Blacktown Workers in the ISP. Congratulations to the Panthers Committee on the innovation. Ted Doyle Oval and the facilities were presented in fantastic condition, the volunteers were more than accommodating, and the day was an unreserved success as a fundraiser and a means of lifting the profile of the Club and the game in the area.

Ladies League Tag – sponsored by Dovmac Mining & ConstructionWyong 24 – Berkeley Vale 8The Wyong Ladies met some stern resistance from the Pantheresses in the early stages and took an unconvincing 10-4 lead into the break. Sarah Dimech scored a nice solo try in the 29th minute, regathering her own kick from close range. Carissa Harrison crossed in the 33rd minute from a set play after Teearna Langbridge created space from acting half, and when Sarah touched down for her second try in the 40th minute, the Roos led 24-4 and looked comfortable. Berkeley Vale scored late to narrow the final scoreline. The five tries to two victory was a good indication of the difference between the teams. Tylah Vallance was voted Players’ Player and Teearna Langbridge received the Coach’s Award.Under 19’s – sponsored by Fill & Carry Fruit Market at Kanwal VillageWyong 64 – Berkeley Vale 0The Panthers were clearly outgunned by the strong Wyong squad, but displayed plenty of character throughout this match. The Roos led 26-0 at halftime, scoring in each of their first two possession sets, and dominating the forward exchanges. The visitors crossed for a further seven tries in the second period to round out the impressive scoreline. The visitors showed greater patience in this game than the two previous rounds and are developing an understanding of the way Coach Farag wants to play and their individual roles within his game plan. Although a work in progress, the boys are heading in the right direction. Players’ Player was Zac Ryan and Jake O’Meley received the No Coward Award.Open Age – sponsored by Citrus Clean Central CoastWyong 56 – Gosford Kariong 6The Roos had crossed four times before Travis Mantell scored for the Storm, and by the time the referee signalled halftime, the green and gold led 30-6. Wyong halves Michael Smith and Pan Kaaka well managed the team’s tempo and direction. Prop Gary Field ran like a three quarter, and the introduction of Ned Clancy late in the half re-energised the visitors. The Roos piled on the points in the second half. Ben Morsillo was busy. Jeremy Tunks beautifully timed a courage line run to cross for his second. Whilst there is much room for improvement, this was a better effort in terms of composure and team work. Ben Morsillo was Players’ Player and Gary Field the No Coward.Reserve Grade – sponsored by Optus LakehavenWyong 52 – Berkeley Vale 12The Panthers scored first, diving over from acting half in the 9th minute. The Roos had showed scant respect for the ball, opting to go wide and pass out the back in the early stages before earning that right. The visitors were punching holes in the Berkeley Vale defence but were failing to add those critical finishing touches. However, by the 12th minute these issues had been largely corrected, and the team began to roll over the Panthers. Bryce Burgun scored the first of his five tries in the 12th minute and the second in the 31st minute. Wyong led 28-6 at the end of the first period, then scored a further five tries in the second. Shaq Mitchell’s angled solo effort from the Panthers’ 40m line was remarkable. The Reggies are strong from sideline to sideline, possess a good kicking game and enough flair to be a genuine title threat. Big tests loom against Terrigal and The Entrance.“We started a bit slow first 10 mins. Berkeley Vale scored first and then we kicked in and played good footy. All 17 did their job and another good defensive effort.”Les HannahPlayers’ Player went to Bryce Burgun and the No Coward to Brady Barwick.1st Grade – sponsored by Evolution SecurityWyong 32 – 10Tries to Brad Keighran and Jake Trindall helped the Roos to a 12-0 lead after 12 minutes, but when Trent Pye scored shortly afterwards for the home team, it appeared the Pan-thers would provide a contest. However, that appearance was short lived as the visitors scored an additional two tries before halftime and led 22-4 at the break. Wyatt Shaw was first to a Brad Keighran kick into the ingoal to open Wyong’s account in the second period. John Carroll returned serve for the Panthers, but a further try to Jarrod Kessler extended the visitors’ lead and completed the scoring in this match. The second half was a real snooze compared with the first, and the Roos will have to maintain their intensity for the full 80 mins if they hope to defeat the better credentialed teams. Jake Lewis grabbed the Players’ Player Award and Brad Keighran was this week’s No Coward.

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The Sharks travelled to Bateau Bay on the weekend and it wasn’t the Tiger who came away with there tails between their legs as the Tigers won four out of the five grades with the Sharks second grade toughing it out in winning the Sharks only match on the day. We now know what the benchmark is and the improvement needed to be force in this years competitions.The T-W League Tag team were defeated 12 - 6 in a cliffhanger, which could have gone either way and looked headed for a draw until the last play of the game. With the Tigers having the wind in the first half they dominated possession and field posi-tion as they kept the Sharks pinned down in their half. Taking the lead in the 10th minute it took some miraculous defence and a bit of luck to keep the Tigers too 6 - 0 at the break. The second half was the reverse of the first with the Sharks dominat-ing field position and a great try to Brittany Starr from a kick, chase and dive which was followed up by a Starr penalty goal had the score locked until up couple of miscalculations in the final minutes gave the Tigers the opportunity for victory. Best for the Sharks was Rachel Curnow who tagged and pushed herself to the limit, the two points went to Claudia Symington who got through plenty of work around the ruck while the one point was shared between Brittany Starr, who also received the Players Player award and Matead Barber who made some crucial tags and made plenty of crucial meters. A great game between two very competitive sides.The Sharks Nineteens were pretty disappointing in a performance against a side who turned up ready to play. We know the main areas that we need to improve and we’ll be working hard at training to better ourselves in the coming weeks. The three points and Players Player went to sixteen year old Jack Stringer whose commit-ment and toughness is always a significant feature of his play. The two points went to another sixteen year old, Clint Norris who tried his heart all day and continually turned up for his mates. The one point went to Aubrey Faull who has his best game for his new club thus far and who was rewarded with a good try. Everyone of us is accountable for their performance and win, lose or draw, we will be working hard to show we are capable of much more.The T-W Sharks Open grade put up a good effort against The Entrance Tigers who will be one of gun sides this year. The Sharks went set for set early in the match scoring the first try and putting plenty of pressure on the Tigers defence. The Tigers then got away to a good lead and looked like running up big score, however the Sharks dug in and stuck to their guns, and won the second half. Good signs for the season ahead. Well done Boys. The three points and Players Player went to Rhys Bryant who made plenty of big charges and hits, the two points went to Michael Creamer who plays well each week, with the one point shared between the halves Mitch Hall and Cameron Smith. Bring On Wyong next week.The Sharks Reserve grade side dug deep to defeat the Tigers 12 - 4 in a hard fought defensive match. The Sharks showed good discipline early and controlled the ball to cross for two tries through Harry King and Jed Ambose and with a Josh Lyon conversion the Sharks led 10 - 0 at the break. Both sides turned over too much possession in the second half and it took an outstanding defensive effort from the Sharks to limit the Tigers to an unconverted try while Lyon added another penalty.Best for the Sharks and Players Player was Josh Starr who made plenty of hits in defence and ran strongly, the two points went to Jed Ambrose who schemed around the rucks and was tireless in defence while the one point was shared between Blake Inwood and Harry King who both shut down many of the Tigers attacking raids.The Sharks First grade side came up against a classy Tigers side and were out-pointed in a tough and physical contest, 34 - 14. Coach Forbes was pleased with the teams effort but is concerned about the growing injury toll. Best for the Sharks was Aaiden Wright who was in the thick of everything despite carrying injuries, Todd Lewis received the two points on the back of his organisation, great kicking game and strong defence which he shared with Justin Sopp who had another standout performance. The one point was shared between Lachlan Bell who also received the Players Player and Aja Roberts who both tried their hardest to stem the Tigers attack. The Entrance showed they will be very hard to beat for this years premier-ship with some handy players still to return from injury.

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ERINA1. Stacey Markham2. Ashlee Russell3. Emily Haines4. Emily Campbell (C)5. Kylie Stewart6. Lucy Workman7. Vanessa Hunter8. Andria Symington9. Bronty Van Buizen10. Katie Richter11. Molly DaviesIndie ElmsAmy RegalAlysse Van BuizenCoach: Phil CroweManager: Kate CampbellTrainers: Jimmy Simnett,Dayn Marson & Bob Dubois

ERINA1. Ronald Sines2. Luke Goodley3. Richard Toka4. Blake McGee (C)5. Jayson Wilson6. Blake Storm7. Blake Laybutt8. Chris Oakes9. Brad Deegan10. Aaron Field11. Jimmy Simnett12. Nathan Besgrove13. Kurt McGowanLuke Redhead, Darren McGowanBlake Batton, Naif KassouahSanden Hayes, Kai FentonSean FrazerCoach: Jason MayManager: Dave ScottAsst Coach: Sheldon KiddTrainers: Jamie Lane, Nathan Scott, Bob Dubois

ERINA1. Jack Frasca19. Luke Drummond3. Hiku Moeke4. Michael Mealey5. Daniel Fenton20. Sam Murray7. Regan McLeod8. Otene Tutaki9. Dave Pont10. Sam Madill (C)11. Ryan Owens (C)12. Lachlan Mace13. Nathan Ahearn (C)Brayden CainGrady KamperBoydie SymesGable GardinerCoach: Michael AhearnTrainers: Cody Creevey,Matt Dehon, Bob Dubois

BERKELEY VALE1. Caitlin Mills2. Chloe McClymont3. Tara Adams4. Breah Praszczalek 5. Ashley Fouche7. Jessie Martin8. Sharni Praszczalek9. Anjuna Lincoln10. Taelah Goodman11. Tahlia Eaton13. Erin McManus-Murphy 14. Drew Alexander16. Aimy Long18. Shanae Sheather19.Theresa Fonoimoana20. Katrina Barnes21. Tara UgurCoach: Rocky FulmerManager: Sandy PraszczalekTrainers: Mick Praszczalek& Aaron Gill

GOSFORD KARIONG1. Billy James2. Aaron Smith3. Kane Thomas4. Daniel Probert5. Tom Sims6. Jesse Murray7. Brennan Eather8. Jaiden Marston9. Craig Starr10. Jayden Stanley11. Brendan Lacey12. Travis Mantell13. Robert Warwick

BERKELEY VALE1. Jeff Fields2. TBA3. Kali Tui4. Jacob Hundy5. TBA6. Max Townsend7. Nathan Danks8. Mitch Evrard9. Matt Bailey10. Jayden Bailey11. Waylon Van Beveren12. Chris Brady13. Sam Oakes14. Brook SheehanCoach: Dean RawsonAss. Coach: Chris BradyManagers: Glen Menser & Mick BradyTrainers: Michael Dickson & Mick Masters

BERKELEY VALE1. Jason Little (C)2. Brayden Kanne 3. Joe Martin4. Luke Staunton5. Cameron Purvis6. Chris Staines7. Nathyn Harrison8. Kyle Madden9. Aaron Moss10. TBA11. Jacob Kernick12. Robbie Dick13. Kye Knight14. Ethan Collier TBA Dominic Luke TBA Casey MillerCoach: Liam Scott


ERINA1. Lewis Sheens2. Mitchell Deegan3. Brayden Crawley4. Kane Douch5. Blake Irwin6. Jack Finn (C)7. Dane Booth8. Bailey Scott9. Toby Elliott10. Pat Duncan11. Tom Richmond12. Nathan Bell13. Jesse HoodHugo Basclain, Ethan CaruanaJake Cook, Reece MansfieldMax WilliamsCoach: John CreeveyAsst Coach: Mick GreenawayManager: Nicole DouchStatistician: Greg BolandTrainers: Cody Creevey& Bob Dubois


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ERINA Nathan Deane 1

Dayn Marson 19 Jack Carlisle 3 Jesse Bogle 4

Jackson Watson 5 Danny Lawrence (VC) 6

Brad Bennett 20 Tim Burrell 8

Steve Pont (C) 9 Josh Holland 10

Ben Steven 11 Shane McFadden 12

Mark Byrne 13Jono Saweris

Mitchell BrowningTyler O’Brien

Tim GiffinCaine Wynyard

Coach: Dane AllenAssistant Coach: Josh Lewis

Head Trainer: Daniel SummersTrainers: Josh Lewis,

Chris Young & Bob Dubois

BERKELEY VALE1 John Carroll 2 Kyle Franklin 3 Tyson Roberts 4 Ben Neville 5 Jason Little 6 Jay Jones 7 Paddy Murphy 8 Kyle McBrearty18 Malcolm Parry 10 Steve Lyons 11 Trent Pye 12 Darren Byrne 13 James Baldry(c)14 Nathan Chaplain 15 Riley Foott 16 Jack Weir 17 Sean Tooes Coach: Alex Moore Trainers: Brendan Barrie& Phil Trainor First Aid: Rod Dacey Manager: Pete Johnston

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NICKNAME: Trinas JUNIOR CLUB: Berkeley ValeFAVOURITE POSITION: MiddleREP HONOURS: NoneBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Tahren van LaarMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Mynette FulmerNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: SharksFAVOURITE FOOD: Pizza FAVOURITE DRINK: Wine

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From President Desk. I just want to take this opportunity to thank all the tireless workers, committee supporters, players, and sponsors for the huge effort, both on and off the footy field over the last few weeks. We have had a couple of big events the last couple of weekends at home at Berkaand the success of these days can be attributed to a great team effortfrom all involved. Our teams continue to do us proud on the field and we are 100% behindthem, keep strong boys and I’m sure the results will follow. Looking forward to our next game against Erina at home.... thanks again everyone and see you at the footy.....Kind Regards, Ken Smith JP, President.Reports1st Grade – Proudly sponsored by Toowoon Bay Carpets & ShuttersWhat a massive day at the beautifully presented Berkeley Vale Oval on Sat-urday for our club, hosting the Roosters and Manly under 20s as well as their reserve grade teams in conjunction with our usual teams playing, made for a huge day and night.Well done to Boof and his committee and volunteers as well as Boothy(groundskeeper Willy) and his helpers for showcasing our club and ground in what was an entertaining day of rugby league on the coast.Unfortunately the night didn’t end as we would have liked with the Panthers going down against a very enthusiastic Wyong outfit.In a beaten side there was a number of standout performances headed by Jack ‘Sunshine’ Weir picking up the 3 points, big Tyson Roberts was award-ed 2 points as well as picking up players player and the little live wire Jay Jones featuring in the points again getting 1....well done guys.The only lowlight of the day was the ground announcer for our local fixtures with his constant ramblings and badgering of the crowd in ...a tone...that...at times...threatened...to put...people to sleep, my lord what a punish!!!Seriously, well done again to everyone involved with the day and stick with us everyone the tide will turn. Cheers...Johno2nd Grade – Proudly sponsored by Berkeley Vale Cellars.Not the result we would have liked however no one can doubt the ‘Reg-gies’ resolve. Down on numbers and many playing busted, the boys never stopped trying and the tide will turn. Matt Bailey, as usual never stopped trying and gets the 3 points. Who will ever forget his 70-metre run to step through Wyong’s entire side including their bench and crash over the line with 5 defenders wrapped around his ‘Thor’ like body. Waylon Van Beveren was good … really good and received the 2 points. Mitch Evrard put his body on the line the entire game and gets 1 point. Players Player was Matt Bailey. Thanks for the effort boys: the club is proud of you all and the teams never say die attitude. Thanks to Paul ‘Benson’ Barry and Ric ‘Hedges’ Tubridy for continuing to so zealously guard the wheelie bin on the hill. Thanks to the Managing director of the ‘Long Front Shirt company’ Dave ‘Cupcake’ Lyons for his continued support and sobriety. It was inspiring to see so many club supporters, current and former players and their families and club sponsors rally around the Berka Flag and turn up to lend a hand on Super Saturday. Great club … great people.Ladies League TagOutstanding effort from the girls against last year’s semi-finalists, with no bench and down to 10 players for the majority of the game the girls showed plenty of grit. Welcome to Drew and Te who gave us the numbers to play on the day. We are the first team to put points on the board against Wyong with great try’s to Chloe and Jess, Our middle was impressive with Sharni, Drew, Breah and Chloe all having great games, The firecracker and Tara put in tireless efforts out wide supported by Caitlin and Jess, with Aimy showing some good skills, Te showed what a big night she had and we lost Tahlia to injury. Players Player went to Drew who also got the points, along with, Chloe, Sharni, Breah, Tara and Ash. With more time we will improve and if the commitment at training continues the results will too.

Berkeley Vale Rugby League & Sports Club would like to thank our Sponsors, for their continued generous support of our great club.

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Eagles News Welcome to all Erina supporters to Berkeley Vale today. With our first home game in two weeks go and grab some Eagles merchandise from Club reception. Golden Eagles Reunion is now on 17 June vs Ourimbah at Erina Oval. Congratulations to the Erina players who have made the Central Coast representa-tive team.First grade – last weekend we travelled to Toukley. Much improvement on the week before but we failed to complete our sets and with silly errors and a big penalty count couldn’t get the win. Mark Byrne played strong the whole game getting 3 points with Jesse Bogle defending very well deservedly 2 points while the two edge players were solid – 1 point to Ben Steven and Shane McFadden.Reserve grade – another tough road trip up to Toukley. We started well with an early try to make the score 4 nil. This soon after could have been 10 nil however Fenno thought he was still playing rugby and tried to sneak a pass of the ground which was picked up unfortunately from the ref. At half time the scores were locked up 10 all. In the second half we looked a lot better with the ball in our hand with Muzz steering the ship around, Reggie straightening up the play and Jack out the back. After a tough game we ended up running out victors 32-16. 3 points and players player to Brayden Cain, 2 points Jack Frasca and 1 point Daniel Fenton.Open grade – it was 3 from 3 for Jase May’s Open Grade side against a typically tough Toukley Hawks side on Sunday at Toukley. Players player Brad Deegan had a busy game and scoring 2 tries while forwards “The Pest“ Field and Nathan “I’ll never go on a bucks weekend in Melbourne again“ Besgrove had strong games. Lock Kurt McGowan had a busy match getting the 3 points while half Blake Laybutt wound back the clock with his chip over the top, regather and score under the posts! His tally was 20 points including 6 goals from 6 attempts. Also pleasing for the Coach was the impact off the bench for the Eagles, “The Bat“ offloading like Artie Beetson, Redhead’s speed out of dummy half and the energy from Daz, Seany and Pauly Katia was important in the 36-12 victory.Under 19s – whilst we walked away with a win 54-12 the score was not a true reflection of the game. Our first half we were definitely an unpolished side, making fundamental errors which we will need to remove from our games going forward. The second half was a different story as the side began to play the football we expect and know is the normal playing game. In the second half we eliminated the errors and started to execute our plays and went on to score 36 unanswered points to run out convincing winners. Toby’s work out of dummy half got our sets off to a good start to which we played off the back of. Belly was a handful to the opposition on the edge crossing for one and setting up a few other tries. Louie was outstanding out the back taking a hat trick of tries. Once again, the performance was sound and it is hard to score 50 plus points in consecutive weeks however there is still a lot of improvement to come within this side. Scorers – Louie 3 tries; Blake 2 tries; and one to Toby, Cookie, Belly, Jesse, Boothy and Brayden kicked 7 goals. Players player was Jesse Hood; Points – 3 – Louie, 2 – Belly, 1 – Jesse. Ladies league tag – a good game of league tag from the Erina girls against a much improved Toukley side running out winners 34-6. We are working out some new combinations in the halves so we still have a lot of improvement to come. Best for Erina were Stacey Markham, Amy Regal and Indie Elms and for a gallant Toukley Kaelah McNamara, Darby Clark and Georgia Corbett were the best.

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Vale: Darrell Eastlake Renowned sports commentator Darrell Eastlake, best known for Wide World of Sports, and a proud central coast resident has died aged 75. He died following a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease and emphysema at a nursing home on the Central Coast. Eastlake had been calling rugby league for NBN-3 in Newcastle, and radio 2GO locally before he began working for the Nine Network in 1982. He worked in TV and radio for more than 40 years, perhaps best known for his enthusiastic coverage of the State of Origin during the 1980s and early ’90s, as well as Formula 1, ironman, weightlifting and superbikes. He was pulled from the commentary team at the 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games for his over-excited performances. Ken Sutcliffe worked alongside Eastlake and remembers a man who was full of enthusiasm.“Darrell used to get to a fever pitch from very early on in the game,” Sutcliffe told The Daily Telegraph in 2013.“He’d get so excited that David Hill, our executive producer, stood behind Darrell in the broadcast box at Lang Park with a rolled up Courier Mail.“He’d belt him over the head if he started getting too carried away but Darrell just kept on calling in his own unique style.You heard his voice and you knew you were watching State of Origin.”Eastlake started his working life as a baggage handler at Qantas, then ran a surf shop before entering the media.Tom Malone head of Nine sports said in a statement, “Darrell’s impact on Australian sport cannot be overstated. He was one of the leading voices and faces of Wide World of Sports. He revolutionised sports like Weightlifting, Formula 1, and Superbikes with his trademark excitement and “HUUGE” commentary. Better than most, he understood that sport is enter-tainment, and for the average person, a momentary escape from their everyday life“His inimitable commentary was central to the early success of State of Origin, especially his love of King Wally, Lang Park, and the underdog Queenslanders.He loved athletes and he loved sport and shared that passion and love with all of us through the television.

Darrell Eastlake: A big belly laugh from Australia’s heartland By Peter FitzSimonsI know it. You know it. In the wake of Darrell Eastlake passing away on Thursday, I have to reprise my favourite “shaggy dog” story about him, which I first heard in the early 1990s when I worked with him for Channel Nine’s Wide World of Sports.See, one warm Saturday morning in April, Darrell was working away in Scott Street, Willoughby, when the phone rang.Larger than life: Eastlake was unmistakable on the mike and never faked his enthusiasm.He picked it up, only to hear that famous growl: “How’s Easter going?”It was Kerry Packer himself, calling all the way from London!“Terrific, Mr Packer, terrific,” Big Dazza replied quickly, trying to gather himself. “The sun’s shining, the surf’s up, had a great barbie with the kids yesterday, played a bit of frisbee.Dazza got only as far as this, when he was interrupted by a mighty roar, “Not that f---ing Easter, you f---ing idiot! My Easter, my horse Easter, running in the Randwick carnival! Who am I f---ing talking to?”Darrell took a deep breath, looked left, looked right. It simply had to be done.He didn’t want to do it, but it had to be done. He replied“Kenny Sutcliffe, Mr Packer, goodbye.” (Click.)Darrell was, for the record, a great bloke, with absolutely no difference between his public and private persona – big, boom-ing, garrulous, guffawing . He looked like Australia, sounded like Australia, and when he called a match, his level of excite-ment was so genuine, and so infectious, I reckon his success was that we in the audience felt obliged to lift up just to try and get to him.Darrell was a big belly laugh from the heartland of the Australian psyche.Just how did he burst on the Nine scene, though, all those years ago? I asked David Hill, who was the boss of Channel Nine sport 40 years ago, before becoming the long-time president of Fox Sports International, and now executive producing the Formula One.“It was my Aunty Jean who told me about him.” Hill responded. “I’m from Newcastle, and I was telling her I was looking for announcers for the 1982 Commonwealth Games.She loved Darrell’s league calls. So I checked him out and hired him ...”Little did Aunty Jean know what her recommendation was about to create.He loved his Harley and bodysurfing HUUGE waves, and a convivial one or two at the Terrigal Pub, and you always knew when he was in the room.Vale, Darrell. You were one of the beauts.

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Bears News We came up against a Woy Woy side who won their opening two games and we knew we were in for a tough afternoon.Still with a handful of players on the sidelines due to injuries we were lucky to call upon a few of the Ourimbah boys who filled in well. The game was a hard fought contest with Woy Woy coming away with a 20-6 win. Whilst our attack early in the season is a work in progress due to some new personnel the boys commitment in defence cannot be questioned. We picked up some more injuries during the game which will again test our playing depth but I’m sure we will continue to work through it and come out the other side.3 Points went to Durbo who backed up another good game putting in a fine display. 2 Points went to Dale Wilson who relished the switch to 5/8 and scored a nice try. 1 Point and Players Player went to Brendon Hall who continues to impress each week. Coaches award went to Dave Thom who got through a mountain of work and never stopped trying all day.To all the parents, partners and supporters we invite you all back to the Gosford Sailing Club for the after match function.

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Storm News Gosford ran into stiff opposition last Saturday and by clock off, a grotesquely disfigured scoreboard did signal a hefty loss. Too many simple mistakes com-ing out of our own half invited the ruthless Roos to pepper our line and they were slick enough to take full advantage.Travis Mantell was adjudged the Storm’s best, having speared over for the sides lone try; he also went perilously close on at least two other oc-casions. Powerful right centre Brennan Lacey continued his impressive start to the season and picked up the two points, while chief playmaker Brendan Eather was handed the bronze, despite being hindered by a dodgy groin. Veteran back-rower Craig Starr was another solid contribu-tor with plenty of meaningful defence early on and a spectacular bust down the left edge that had the Storm faithful on their feet in the shadows of halftime.Graham Foster’s team will need to regroup quickly from the fifty point shortfall against Wyong, as today we cop a visit from the premiers Erina, who one can only imagine will prove to be a tough nut to crack. (- The Eye -).

A big thank you to our corporate supporters:The Elanora Hotel –East Gosford (Major Sponsor),

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Wyong were two from six coming into the Round 7 fixture against Blacktown Workers. The Sea Eagles had comfortably accounted for the Roos in a pre-season trial match and were well capable of racking up points if given the opportu-nity. On the other hand, the green and gold had struggled to score points and had posed little threat with the ball in recent matches. There was hope the change of scenery at Berkeley Vale may help Wyong rediscover their mojo.Wyong looked to have found some form in the early stages with the big men, Lindsay Collins, Eloni Vunakece and Poa-sa Faamausili rolling through the ruck. Mitch Cornish kicked crossfield in the 5th minute. Blacktown was penalised for tackling Josh Mantellato mid-air, and in the ensuing set, Mitch Williams from acting half found Collins running hard and straight between the uprights. Mantellato converted to put the Roos ahead 6-0. After Reece Robinson intercepted a pass in the 10th minute to race 60m to score, the locals were looking good at 12-0. The visitors did not panic, and by halftime had reduced the deficit to 12-10 courtesy of tries to Jackson Hastings and Joey Lussick. All the momentumwas with the Sea Eagles who ran in five more tries after halftime without reply and built a 32-12 lead until Matt Ikuvalu crossed for a consolation try in the 78th minute. The final 32-16 scoreline flattered the Roos, as both Hastings and Lussick had an off day with the boot.Wyong now face a very tough road to make the top four, and next take on Mounties at Morry Breen Field on Saturday 28 April. Kick off is at 3.00pm.

LADIES LEAGUE TAG NEWSLast weekend had all LLT games with closer scorings than the first few rounds. Kincumber and Northern Lakes had a 8 all draw with two tries a piece with Ranni Jackson playing a great game for the Colts. The Hawks defend-ed very well against the Eagles with Erina winning 34-6. Toukley are a much improved team this year and will continue to get better each week. Woy Woy’s Jasmine Wolfe scored two tries helping the Roosters to a 26-8 win over Ourimbah while Ella McCabe scored her first try for the Magpies! Berkeley Vale played very well considering they had no reserves but Wyong were too strong winning 24-4. In the much awaited grand final replay between The Entrance and Terrigal The Entrance ran out winners 12-6. The Tigers defended well all game and the curtain raiser was a very exciting game before first grade. Kristen Kessler and Holly Buchanan were outstanding all game for the Tigers and the sole point scorer for the Sharks Brittany Starr had a very strong game. Round 2 of this game will be sure to be just as exciting to watch these two very strong contenders of the competition. Congratulations to all players who have been selected for the representative side.

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CODE OF CONDUCTSUMMARY OF OFFENCESNOTE – Clubs are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials and spectators.No person(s) attending a match, function, or Club related event or activity shall:A. Use offensive or obscene language to any participant.B. Enter the Field of Play or the Playing Area during the course of a match without the prior approval of the Ground Manager appointed by the home Club and/or League.C. Excessively dispute the decision of a Referee or Touch Judge either during or after a match.D. Assault, or act with aggression, to any person/s.E. Behave in a way contrary to the Code of Conduct and/or the spirit of the game.F. Behave in a way which disturbs the enjoyment of a match, function, activity or event by any person/s, or brings discredit to any Club, League or the game.G. Act in such a way as to exhibit racial intolerance, by language or other conduct, to any person/s.H. Refuse to accept the reasonable direction of the Ground Manager, official of the team/ Club which that person is supporting, or official of the home Club and/or League.I. No person/s may make comment or take actions that bring discredit to any person, Club or league through any social media outlet.Clubs are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials and Club supporters.Breaches of the Rugby League Code of Conduct may result in penalties, including but not limited to:»» Suspension of a match and/or»» Termination of a match (including potential forfeiture of competition points) and/or»» Monetary fines and/or»» Suspension of a participant on a temporary or permanent basis and/or»» Suspension of a Club, League or Association on a temporary or permanent basis.These penalties are in addition to any penalty which may be imposed by the relevant governing League bodies.

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In 2007 Ourimbah, Northern Lakes and The Entrance were undefeated leaders on First Grade, while Ourimbah led the Club Championship. In 2005, Robert Harris from Wyong, Terrigal’s Scott Delaney and Todd Maloney from Umina were leading the Best and Fairest. Season 2011 saw the undefeated Umina play The Entrance (5th) in the Match of the Round after Umina defeated Berkeley Vale 19 – 12 in Round 3 and the Tigers defeated Ourimbah 28 – 14. In 2013 Berkeley Vale were leaders in the Club Championship after a torrential downpour washed out the last Round. Jason Thorne from Ourimbah was leading point scorer at this stage

ON THIS DAY...ROUND 4 Ladies League Tag

Holly Buchanan (The Entrance)

Ashlee Russell (Erina)

Stacey Markham (Erina)

Kristen Kessler (The Entrance)

Cassidy Atkins (Erina)

Stephanie Sharp (The Entrance)

Sarah Dimech (Wyong)

Stephanie Stockwell (Terrigal)

Madison Crowe (Erina)

Shannon Higgins(Terrigal)

Elysia Atkins (Terrigal)

Sian George (The Entrance)

Jocelyn Kelleher (The Entrance)

Emily Haines (Erina)

Claudia Symington (Terrigal)

Teah Goodhand (The Entrance)

Rachel Dobbie(Terrigal)

Jasmine Dillon (Erina)

Brittany Starr ( Terrigal)

Ellah Smeeth (The Entrance)

Kye Martin (Wyong)

Alex Pohla (Ourimbah)

Jesse Bogle (Erina)

Jack Carlisle (Erina)

John Symington (Terrigal)

Blake Wylie (Kincumber)

Jake Trindall (Wyong)

Ben Thomas (Wyong)

TJ McLean (Woy Woy)

Jakob Giles (Toukley)

Jarrod Kessler (Wyong)

Jacob McCudden (The Entrance)

Ben Steven (Erina)

Noah Easton (The Entrance)

Trent Pye (Berkeley Vale)

Matt Fisk (Ourimbah)

Ryan Doherty (The Entrance)

Lachlan Bell (Terrigal)

William Pearsall (The Entrance)

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OURIMBAH1. Elle Dark 2. Ella Woodhouse3. Ava Young 4. Renee Schmidt (C)5. Aliyah Rodominski 6. Sophie Dryden 7. Michaela Baxter8. Sam McEvoy9. Ella McCabe10. Renae Jackson (C)11. Emily Bachan 12. Kylie Saunders 13. Emma BarlowGrace Hay Emma BurdackEllie RichardsonCassandra WhiteSammi Young. Mikayla BodenCoach: Ricky SchmidtManager: Chelsea YoungTrainers: Ben Schmidt & Warren MatthewsBall Boys: Luke Schmidt & Travis Jackson.

ST EDWARDS1. Jake Durbidge (c)2. Mitch Watling3. Lachlan Hodge4. Jono Clarke5. Josh Sweeney6. Dale Wilson7. TBA8. Chris Holliday (c)9. Dave Thom10. Brendon Hall11. Ben Fenning12. Tim Boyd13. Christian ThomLuke SweeneyShane HigginsJack ClarkeBen GoddenSteve BinnsCoach: Mark ChurcherManager: Marty AustinTrainers: Mick Thom & Pat Gibbs

OURIMBAH1. Ethan Williams2. Sakiusa Naivalu3. Josh Cook4. Aiden Everson5. Joshua Finney6. Brydon Ramien ( c )7. Josh Elvins8. Aaron Groom9. Jessie Wilkinson10. Sam Stewart 11. Nat Watts 12. Luke Moore13. Robbie RodgerDaniel Spratt Blake Cooper ( c )Wes BlackCoach: John BaxterAssistant: Warren HillierManager: Warren MatthewsTrainer: Mick Batton

THE ENTRANCE1. Holly Buchanan2. Maddison Langshaw3. Tian Stephens4. Angela Jones5. Maddison Symington6. Kristen Kessler7. Stephanie Sharp8. Solest Montgomery9. Madelein Robinson10. Brooke Hoolihan11. Ellah Smeeth12. Sian George 13. Bree Dawson 14. Brooke Peachey15. Nikki KennyCo-Coaches:Damien Montgomery & David SmeethTrainers: Jarrad Sharp& Paul Dawson

THE ENTRANCE1. Daniel Hennessy2. Daniel McKeon3. Malu Fiu4. James Nixon5. Jake Page6. Mitch Green7. Brendan Koeford8. Curtis Atkins9. Jarrod Black10. Hayden Scott11. Zac Westwood12. Connor Atkins13. Brodie GreenKurt WebbJosh PethybridgeAaron McKeonJamie ClarkeCoach: Mitch GreenManager: Brent AtkinsTrainer: Jordan Huckstepp

THE ENTRANCE1. Brodyn Mills2. Perry LeBrocque3. Ethan Tetevano4. Sam McClelland5. Jake Sanders6. Jackson Tillett7. Josh Kessler8. Danyiel Pepper9. Jarod Hamer (c)10. Brendan Neal11. Harley Ridge12. Jordan Evans (c)13. Carl PearsonCoach: Kyle WhitefordManager: Jon LangshawAssistant: Adam PrinceTrainers: Scott Mitchell& Brian WatersBall Boy: Lincoln Whiteford

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THE ENTRANCE1. Josh Martin2. James Withers3. Chris Ball4. Matt Hedges5. Marcus Taylor6. Jackson Greaves7. Jake Slee (c)8. Kai Doyle9. Darren Grech10. Andrew Petersen11. Wilson Hayes12. Kyle McCudden13. Zane GriffithsSamuela MarayamaTyler ScrineCoach: Jack EllisonManager: Gary LauntTrainers: Laurie Taylor& Curtis Atkins


OURIMBAH1. Josh Smith ( c ) 2. Kyle Young 3. Josh Pine4. Matthew Florido 5. Blake Kelly 6. Logan Davids 7. Tom Rosewarn 8. Wil Hudson ( c )9. Zac Starkey 10. Riley Moss 11. Brayden Habkouk 12. Ryan Bender 13. Eden Longford Jayden BurrastonHayden Green Jesse BakerCody Young Logan CampbellGraham PorterCoach: Ben StarkeyAsst: Michael WoodhouseManager: Blake CooperTrainers:Matt Smith & Fletcher Starkey


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Chris Morgan 2 Alex Pohla 3

Brydon Ramien 19 Jason Overton 5

Darcy Etrich (C) 6 Max Jolley 7 Joel Hulett 8

Blake McLean 9 Grant Wooden 20

Henry Vaotuua 11 James Croot 12

Matt Fisk 13 Head Coach:

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Aaron McLeanFootball Manager:

Junior JohnsonManager: Warren MatthewsTrainers: Ryan Montgomery

& Harry MatthewsRubber: Ron Moore

Strapper: Johnny Smith

THE ENTRANCE1 Grant Nelson2 Matt Nelson3 Allen Mulia Malau4 Mitch Jacobs5 Kallum Goolagong6 Will Pearsall7 Sione Tonga8 Noah Easton9 Matt Killick (c)10 Sebastian Vourlos11 Jacob McCudden12 Luke Chant13 Ryan DohertyJoshua WalshRyan JowettTim NawaqatabuMitch DafterCoach: Shane WoodenAssistant Coach: Greg WalshManager: Steve HamerHead Trainer: Laurie TaylorTrainers: Andy Parker& Tony McCuddenStrapper/ Rubbers: Lyle Toms, John Beattie, James BowersBall Boys/ Girls: Jarred Olive, Jemma Wooden, Ava Wooden

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NICKNAME: Wally JUNIOR CLUB: Entrance TigersFAVOURITE POSITION: 2nd rowREP HONOURS: BEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Kerrod HollandMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Liam CrawfordNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: West TigersFAVOURITE FOOD: Butter Chicken FAVOURITE DRINK: Kombucc

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Tigers News First Grade Report: The Central Coast Cleaning Contractors First Grade Tigers game against the defending premiers Terrigal was always going to be a tough encounter and that’s the way it played out. We started well controlling the field position for the first quarter of the game and eventually crossed for two tries to take an 8 - nil lead. However’ a poor five minute period allowed the visitors to take the lead 10 - 8 as they scored two quick tries. We crossed once more before half time with a well-executed dum-my half sneak over to lead 14 - 10 at the break. The impressive thing about the day was that in the second half we came out and went on with the job running another 4 tries. There was some really good physicality in the game and both sides played with gusto making it a great game to be a part of. Reserve Grade Report: The GTL Rapid Clean Reserve Grade Tigers put in a disappointing display against Terrigal. Two wins in the opening rounds may have glossed over the fact that the team has been in scratchy form. An error riddled performance in the first half gifted our opponents plenty of ball and good field position. Unfortunately, an inability to control possession continued in the second half with no fewer than 17 handling errors. The team will need to improve in this area in coming weeks. Congratulations to the other grades on good wins and Congratulations to the Tigers selected in the Central Coast Rep Teams. Open Age Report:The MJM Kitchens & Stone Open Age Tigers got off to a better start this week. Getting away to a 24-6 half time lead. Giving away a lot of posses-sion, through errors and penalties, Terrigal got back into the game, but to our boys credit we dug deep and finished the game well, 32-16. One point went to Blacky, Two points went to Aaron and Three points went to players player Junior (Malu) with 3 try’s. Under 19’s Report:The Coca Cola Amatil Under 19 Tigers were happy to be back at EDSACC where we opened the day’s events. Once again, the Tigers were short on troops when facing the high flying Terrigal Sharks, but the boys showed they were up for a fight in a great display. After conceding an early try, the boys re-ally fought back hard with tries to Andrew (who needs training) Petersen and tireless Kyle McCudden with a conversion by Jackson (dead eye) Greaves for a lead of 10–4 at the break. The second half showed the Tigers at their best with a scintillating display of attacking football coupled with tough defence. A trio of tries to the ebullient Matt Hedges in addition to a try to our leader Jake Slee together with a conversion by Jackson Greaves completed our scoring while Terrigal scored a fortunate try against the run of play to for the result showing a win to the young Tigers 28–8. Best players for the Tiger cubs were the superb Andrew Petersen, the man who laid the platform early, Zane Grif-fiths, hardworking Darren Grech and the try scoring machine Matt Hedges, with Andrew Petersen getting the Players’ Player Award. League Tag Report:The Pallisters Ladies League Tag Tigers continued their strong start to season 2018 with a 12-6 win over Terrigal in a grand final replay. The Tigers went into the game expecting a tough and close contest and that is exactly what was delivered. A first half try to Sian George saw the Tigers take a 6-0 lead into the break. A second half try to Britt Starr followed by a penalty goal saw the game looking like ending in a deserved draw. However some individual bril-liance from Steph Sharp saw a try with seconds remaining, handing the Tigers a 12-6 win. Strong performances across the park made it tough to select the points this week with special mention to Kristen Kessler, Jocelyn Kelleher, Holly Buchanan and Tian Stephens who all played strongly. The Entrance Leagues Club and TERLFC would like to thank our 2018 Spon-sors for their continued support both on and off the field:Major Sponsor/ 1st Grade: Central Coast Cleaning Contractors, Reserve Grade: GTL Rapid Clean Central Coast, Open Age: M J M Kitchens & Stone, Under 19’s: Coca Cola Amatil, League Tag: Pallister PromotionsBusiness Sponsors: Tooheys, Coca Cola Amatil, OAS Computers, Treasury Wine Estates, Sharp Document Solutions, Simonds Homes, Eris McCarthy Electrical, Victor Sports, Novaskill Employment Services, Gas Audio Services, Fortunity Assurance, Barker Plumbing Services, eBet Group, Wideview Audio Visual & Security, ECO Pest Control, R & J Sonter Concreting Services.Jersey Number Sponsors: 1. Eris McCarthy Electrical 2. Four Square Vending 3. Waters Crane Services 4. J A Courtney Electrical 5. Simonds Homes 6. Sharp Document Solutions 7. Coastwide Cars 8. Vital Security 9. italktravel 10. Outdoor Leisure Living Patios 11. Don’s Outdoor Cleaning 12. Pallister Promotions 13. Tuggerah Lakes Glass 14. Casanova Oysters & Seafood 15. Royal Touch Paper Products 16. Zibara (ZBR) Clothing & Apparel 17. Suez Recycling & Recovery 18-24. The Entrance Leagues ClubPlease Support all Sponsors who Support Rugby League:

Magpies News BJ Howes Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven First Grade Team Report – The Ourimbah Magpies 1st grade side travelled away for the first time this season , facing the highly regarded Woy Woy side . The Roosters controlled possession and put a quick 12 points together, before the Maggies started to settle into their game plan . Without Mildren , Foley and Beale , the team quickly realised simple & composed footy was required. With Overton and Takarua scor-ing , the Roosters took a slim lead into halftime. After the break , our Men settled into the grind , keeping Woy Woy scoreless and earning a tough, but comfortable win. Everyone played there roles well with Takarua , Et-rich , Bayley and Vaotuua providing spark when it was required . Good to see this group bonding stronglytogether , keen to test themselves against one of the benchmark sides today in The Entrance Tigers @ Edsacc oval . Anytime Fitness Wyoming Ladies League Tag Team Report - Well the ladies got off to a sluggish start but come home strongly. Improving every week. It will be a tough game against the Tigers this week but I know the girls are up to it. Club ReportToday we travel out to Edsacc Oval in our round 4 clash against our tra-ditional rivals The Entrance Tigers and we as a club are looking forward to this challenge in all grades. After last week’s vastly improved efforts the club and players will be out to show some consistency and play some good footy, everyone has a spring in there step now and looking forward to the challenge of playing one of the benchmark clubs in all grades, after last weeks determined win in first grade which just shows the potential within this playing group we have put together to which also reflects on our reserve grade lads.Everyone is welcome to attend our after match presentations held at the Tall Timbers Hotel from 5pm with refreshments and excellent meals avail-able, so please bring your families and all kids are more than welcome to attend. The club will be doing raffles at the hotel on Friday afternoons 4pm to 6pm so please support our raffle and the hotel.

Ourimbah Wyoming RLFC would like to thank our business partners for season 2018 and encourage all our supporters

to use our sponsors services where possible:Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven, Tall Timbers Hotel, Kylee Jones One Agency Wyoming, Singo’s Meats, KFC Wyoming, Pain Away,

Bendigo Bank Lisarow, Jim’s Mowing Tuggerah, Saratoga Medical, Pudsey Plumbing & Drainage, Duncan Excavations, Saratoga Dental, Coastal Rural Traders Ourimbah,

Sublime Aluminium & Glass, Wyong Group, Lakes Amusements, Everything Sports Online, Anytime Fitness Wyoming,

Greenies Garage, Hogs Breath Cafe Tuggerah & Terrigal, Springfresh Dry Cleaners, Bliss Demolition,

All Coast Metal Recycling, Starkey Freighters, Coastwide Garden Maintenance, Zigz Plumbing,

Quick Connect Electrical & Data Solutions, Coast Chill Refrigeration, Peninsula Denture Centre Umina,

Mass Nutrition West Gosford, Lisarow Self Storage, Ginger Joe & Coast Sports Medical Supplies.

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Dane Allen(Erina)ErinaWyongThe EntranceWoy Woy

Craig Wheatley(Kincumber)Berkeley ValeWyongThe EntranceKincumber

Marc Matthews(Ourimbah-Wyoming)KincumberOurimbahWyongErina

LADDERShane Wooden ......................20

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Craig Wheatley ....................18

DaneAllen ...........................16

Tony Clarke ..........................16

AlexMoore ..........................14

ChrisAdams ...........................8

Jamy Forbes(Terrigal-Wamberal)Berkeley ValeTerrigalThe EntranceKincumber

Shane Wooden(The Entrance)ErinaWyongThe EntranceKincumber

Chris Adams(Toukley)Berkley ValeTerrigalThe EntranceKincumber

Mack Fawcett(Woy Woy)ErinaWyongThe EntranceWoy Woy

Tony Clarke (Wyong)ErinaWyongThe EntranceKincumber

Alex Moore (Berkeley Vale)Berkeley Vale WyongThe EntranceKincumber

COACH’S CALL FOOTY TIPPING COMPETITION

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SATURDAY28th APRIL 2018

LADIES LEAGUE TAGTime: 3.00 pm

RESERVE GRADETime: 5.30 pm


TOUKLEY1. -2. Kaelah McNamara3. Chloe Thompson4. Faith Hunt5. Hannah Fitzpatrick6. Georgia Martin 7. Gemma Corbett8. Lara Corbett9. Tegan Beckwith10. Haley Desmond11. Darby Clark12. -13. Georgia CorbettDiane WalkerNaomi MaroneyGeorgia EllisSavanna CrossleyShelli RitchMadeline JonesApril Strud

TOUKLEY1. TBA2. Jack Kelly3. Cameron Cox4. Darcy Brown5. Kade Naden20. Brody Naden7. Allan Foody8. Tyson Adams9. Jack McCudden10. Reece Ryan11. Josh McDonald12. Brandon Ross13. Scott PearsonRobert HammondMatt O Brien

NORTHERN LAKES1. Bri Frater2. Britt Barrett3. Karly Falzon5. Roxy Overton6. Jackie Kanne7. Kerry Stanford8. Stef Luxford9. Casey Mayall10. Georgia Devlin12. Ellie Lees13. Hayley Dingle14. Sam Jamieson15. Hayley Allsop17. Alicia Bell18. Kelsea Shepherd20. Donna Carpenter

NORTHERN LAKES1. Rodney Quinn2. Luke Mills3. Mich Diduszko4. Bryce Osborne5. Paul Zuvela6. Dan Warwick 7. Daniel Sandell Hay8. Simon Hayes14. Jayden Olivieri20. Luke Murphy16. Dylan Davis12. Damien Mind (c)13. Ryan BruceJarod BusuttilDave McKenzieJonathon WhiteScott SchmidtCoach: Mark O’MeleyHead Trainer: Shane Jenkins

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NORTHERN LAKES1. Matt Frater2. Brandon Griffith3. Steve Ferguson4. Mark Leard5. Ethan Kelly6. Luke Mills (c)7. Michael Leard8. Scott Schmidt19. Brendan Sandell Hay10. Brendan Fletcher11. Mike Gristwood12. Josh Dodds13. Andrew BulgerJake TammekandCoach: Greg Banks

OPEN GRADETime: 4.00 pm

TOUKLEY1. Jacob Dawson2. Brayden Lee-Moore3. Brad Gasson4. Jack Wright5. Brent Wills6. Ryan Pike7. Kraig Klein8. TBA9. Fletcher Celand10. Matt Jones11. Blake Fenton12. Shannon Cassidy13. Shaun Armer

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Warriors News We look forward to taking on the Hawks in our second home game of the season Welcome to our Old Boys today for our special local derby clash with Toukley.Special mention must go to our major sponsor the Doylo. Don’t forget our after match presentation each week in the Smokehouse. Our proud sponsors are: The Doylo, The Bowlo, Doylo Vets and Animal Hospital, Evolution Security, Dei Corp and Kennards Hire. Your generos-ity is greatly appreciated and valued.Ladies Report:In agame the girls should have won the Warriorettes drew with the Kin-cumber Colts. The girls controlled the game well but just couldn’t get over the line. The Warriorettes best on the day Georgia, Sam and Ellie. Keep up the great effort girls.3rd Grade ReportNo game last week.2nd Grade ReportThe Warriors were very competitive in this match versus the Colts. However, poor ball control, ill discipline and failing to find touch from penalties meant the Warriors had very little possession in the match. To the boys credit their defence kept them in the match.Tthe match finished with the warriors going down by 20 points to 10. Improved completion rates and respect for the football will see this team achieve better results. Players Players went to the hard working Brucey and Moey. Badge and Ollie were also strong during the match.

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Toukley Hawks Coming into our third week, we were due for a win. We began the game with a slow start, Erina scoring just a few minutes into the game. The boys regrouped and we hit back with 2 tries before halftime. our defence got better and better as the game went on, there was a lot of dropped ball from both sides, our on line defence was great and could not be faulted managing to keep Erina scoreless for the remainder of the game result-ing in our first win for the season 18 to 6. Matt Veacock got the 3 points 2 to Jakob Giles and the 1 point went to Connor O’ Bierne, Jakob Giles also was voted player’s player, hopefully his good form will get him an opportunity in the ISP Cup with Wyong.The Hawks Reserve Grade side put in a good team effort considering all the injuries and interruptions during the week. they were in the hunt for long periods of the game but in the end Erina were too strong winning 32 to 14. Brandon Ross receiving the 3 points for the match while the handy hooker Jack McCudden took the 2 points and the 1 point went to Matty O Brien. Brandon was also voted players player by his team mates.What a great effort by open age, we worked hard at training to get where we wanted to be although the scoreline does not reflect the game at all. Credit to Erina they kept on coming, well done to my boys, we roll around again next week. 3 points and players’s player went to Brad “Bungie” Spencer, 2 points to Fletcher Celand and the 1 point went to Shannon Cassidy.The Poppi Concreting Under 19’s played a similar game to last week. We started off well then poor execution & defence resulted in Erina running away convincing winners. The boys scored a converted try through Ryan Donegan and were trailing 18-12. A drop ball from the resuming kick off lead to Erina scoring immediately to go ahead 24-12. Erina then scored back to back converted tries to blow their lead to 36-12 within 5 minutes. Once again we were a bit soft through the middle and a little slow to stop some of the Eagles raids. We still have a lot to work on and I’m sure the boys are in for the ride. Try scorers were Zac Hayward & Ryan Donegan with Zac converting both tries. Best for the Hawks were Taj Kennedy, Kiran Page & Ryan Donegan. Taj Kennedy received the Players Player vote. Thanks again to our sponsors; Poppi Concreting, Redmen Fire Protection & Bruce The Plumber for your ongoing support. Well done boys…………let’s do it all again next week.In the ladies there was too much dropped ball in the first half which put us under a lot of pressure. We turned it around in the second half and managed to stick with Erina until a couple of errors gifted Erina with 2 soft tries. stand out players were Hannah Fitz, Darby Clark, Kaelah Mc-Namara, Georgia and G. The 3 points went to Hannah, 2 to Darby and the 1 point went to Kaelah. Hannah also collected the teams vote for players player.

We would also like to thank and acknowledge some more sponsors this week

Scott Pearson, Pizza Inn Charmhaven, GO Electrical, GMS Legal, Arizona Smash Repairs, Swimart Charmhaven,

Bruce The Plumber, Rod Thomas, Compass Sheds, Madhouse Beef Jerkey, Rapid Clean,

Windows and More Australia, King of the Road Truck Wash,

Heartsand Minds Barber and Summerland Automotive.

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NICKNAME: MILLSY JUNIOR CLUB: NORTHERN LAKES WARRIORSFAVOURITE FOOTBALL POSITION: FULLBACKREP HONOURS: SHARKS PRESIDENTS CUPBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: JOHNATHON THURSTONMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: RYAN BRUCE/DAMIAN MINDNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: SHARKSFAVOURITE FOOD: PATAGONIAN TOOTH FISH FAVOURITE DRINK: SPRITE

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SUNDAY29th APRIL 2018

LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 10.30 amOPEN GRADE




WOY WOY1. Ellie Hipwell2. Caitlyn Young3. Shay Bugelli4. Jenna Evans5. Darcie Sarson6. Jasmine Wolfe7. Rhiannon Hall8. Astrid Brannigan9. Renee Jackson10. Tahren Van Laar11. Tahlia Best12. Mackenzie Sivyer13. Bianca Davies14. TBA15. Taylah Woodbridge16. Charlie Shearim17. Ashleigh Pauletto18. Sarah WalkerCoach: Scott MarkhamAss: Robert WolfeManager: Rachael HarringtonTrainer: Steve SarayeldinBall Boy: Jayden Morgan

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WOY WOY1 Jimmy Walsh2 Jake Williams3 TBA4 Terence Wilkinson5 Mitch Davidson6 Ernie McGillicuddy7 Jay Kissick8 Brett Sonter9 Nathan Richter10 Chad Martin11 Trent Grace12 Daniel Markham13 Joel BodyCoach: Mick BovisAss: Clint IsraelManager: Brendan Marks

KINCUMBER1. Leah Arnesen2. Taylor Bateman3. Brooke Watson4. yla Tucker5. Tayla Mackay6. Ranni Jackson7.Millee Powell8. Jessica Davies9. Teagan Powell10. Aleshia Noel11. Jessica Mensforth12. Emily Pereira13. Hayley Egan14. Ebony Harris15. Cassandra Moyes16. Ebony Millgate17. Ella Buteux19. Lou JohnstonCoach: James ArnesenManager: Lou JohnstonTrainer: Kev Muller Trainer: Ben Kelly

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KINCUMBER1. Brodie Cooper2. Daniel Hutchinson3. Bruce Trehare4. John Dale5. Jaxon Stubbs6. Luke Maljevac7. Mitch Clarke (VC)8. Sam Eden9. Jake Hardman10. Al Rozario (C)11. El Rozario12. Dane Vawdon13. Tyler DurbidgeJack Peters, Zac BosdenLogan Palmer, Ben WenzelDylan O’MalleyCoach Dennis WagnerManager James SingletonTrainer Rob DurbidgeTrainer Frank GreenTrainer James Methven

KINCUMBER1 Tyler Park2 Jackson Fall3 Kye Bonnici4 Jesse Byrne5 Luke Rawlings6 Kyle Lang7 Finn Mitchell8 Jayden Gross9 Fletcher Berry10 Jakob Keane11 Zac Bosden12 Kale Livesley13 Alex Halls14 Josh Starling15 Reece Peipers16 Jack Wenzel17 Ryan Shaw18 Jack Beaumont20 Tyson PotgerCoach: Scott JacksonManager: Dave ShoultsTrainer: Don Lang& Lochie Hill


WOY WOY1. Mikey Kirwan 2. Mitch Gale3. Josh Ilijas4. Saxon Wollenhaupt5. Daniel Taylor 6. Daniel MacLean7. Mitch Wilson 8. Miguel Acevedo-Moreno 9. Darbee Williams10. Tamani McInnes-Cama11. Max Bovis 12. Jed Sylvester13. Pat ThompsonMitch RichardsonPeter Slattery


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Matt Jones 4 Guy Pearson 5

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Tom Reid 8 Chris Hyde (c) 9 Jake Shearer 10

Rhys Ryan 11 Brodie Finnigan 12

Justin McDermott 13 Jack Alipate

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Jarrod LynchCoach: Mack Fawcett

Asst.: Adrian JonesTrainer: Shane Turner

Manager: Chris James

KINCUMBER1 James Duchatel2 Wade Hannell3 Jake O’Brien4 Tyson Potger5 Mitch Clark6 Blake Wylie7 Brett Kearney8 Brendan Hurd9 Ian Henderson (C)10 Jade Mason (VC)11 Matt Stone12 Matt Croker13 Anthony BarbaroBen MurrayBen TonksTroy WoodleySam EdenCoach: Craig WheatleyAssistant: Shannon WoodleyManager: Ian AbdooTrainers: Tony Iron / Glen Cole

TIME: 2.30 pm

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Roosters News Woy Woy RLFC Round 3 Report Round 3 saw the Roosters host Ourimbah Magpies and St Eddies in 3rd Grade at home.In a much anticipated round we came away with 4 out of 5 wins on the day.Our B&J Asphalting Ladies League Tag team ran out winners 26-8 against Ourimbah with the following scorers Jasmine Wolfe 2, Shay Bug-elli, Bianca Davies and Tahlia Best all crossing for 1 try each with Court-ney Jago kicking 3 goals. Best for the Ladies were Astrid Brannigan, Jasmine Wolfe and Dracie Sarson I also thought Ashlee Pauletto had a good first game back.The Phil’s Car Repairs Under 19’s were too good for Ourimbah scoring 8 tries to 2 with Jack Alipate getting a hat-trick, Daniel MacLean 2 and Saxon Wollenhaupt, Mitch Wilson and Max Bovis 1 try a piece. Daniel MacLean also pegged 5 goals with Richardson kicking 1. The pick for the 19’s were Jack Alipate, Max Bovis and Saxon Wollenhaupt having another strong game. With the new Leagues Club manager Craig Fairweather and his wife Jana in the stand showing their support the boys; our Woy Woy Leagues Open Age got away with another win 20-6 against St Eddies. Each get-ting a try were Tim Bovis, Mack Fawcett and TJ McLean with Tim add-ing 4 conversions, pick of the best were Brenny Edwards, Joel Weekes, Beau Bovis and Orisi Ranavue.In 2nd Grade S&M Contracting took the 2 points 26-16 with tries to Adam Mears 2 and Guy Pearson, Chad Martin and Trent Grace all getting 1 each Jake Williams plotted 3 goals. Brett Sonter had a strong game as did Guy Pearson and Adam Mears.Versatile Homes 1st grade Roosters team went down in a tight one 22-14. Roosters scorers were Jarrod Flack and Rhys Ryan with Chris Hyde kicking 2 goals. Brodie Finnegan, Blake Mattie and Justin McDermott all played well and Rhys Ryan had his best game for the club.A big positive for all teams in the club is the amount of improvement we have in us I don’t think any have played their best footy yet.From all at the junior and seniors club congratulations to Woy Woy jun-iors Jack Alipate on making his first grade debut I’m sure it will be the first of many.Great to see mini footy at Woy Woy Oval thanks to Lisa Herring from Ourimbah juniors for assistance organizing their teams and also to the Magpies players, coaching staff and parents for participating as well as thanks to all the junior Roosters players, coaching staff and parents I hope you all enjoyed your day thanks Matt Hauser for assisting. Thanks also Bailey Wolfe for refereeing all mini games and to the senior coach-ing staff, players and committees from both clubs in supporting the mini games.Good to see a big turn out and thanks to all the players, partners, families coaching staff, committee and supporters who got back to the club for presentations and all volunteers for your efforts on what was a big day at footy. Special thanks to Cooper Slattery for videoing games.Looking forward to good results today at Kincumber and that all had a safe and enjoyable Anzac Day.Up the Roosters

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Colts News Welcome to Woy Woy players and supporters to Mackillop in what should be a close encounter in all grades. Reserve Grade Report Another game we’re we finished with no bench again through injuries. It was a scrappy game we’re we didn’t really see the best out of our boys and struggled to put away a gutsy Northern Lakes side. We had quiet a few changes again & it just took all game for our boys to click but at the end of the day we got there and banked the 2 points which is what it’s all about.(3) points was Dane Vawdon, best defensive game he has put in for a while. He whacked them all game and was a stand out in defence, will only get better as he gets fitter.(2) points went to Anthony Barbaro for a great game, plenty of energy and really showed some strong qualities, Barbs never stopped all game.(1) point was shared by El Rozario & Johnny Dale, very solid across the park for the whole game with a lot more involvement this game.We meet Woy Woy this week back at home again so hoping for a big crowd to cheer us on.A huge thank you to See Thru Cleaning & the Sydney Markets Limited for coming on board as our sponsors, makes life that little bit easier when great people get behind you, many thanks. Ladies League Tag ReportTough day in the heat for our girls today against north lakesMuch improved effort shown by all players this week Leah, Ebony H, Lou and Cassie having strong games with good runs. Ranni playing a key role in setting up trys while Tayla and Taylor both had good games in both defense and attack. Brooke and Ash getting the tries great team effort let’s keep it going girls

Players player - Tayla Mackay3pts- Ebony Harris2pts- Ranni Jackson1pt- Leah Arnesen1pt- Tayla Mackay1pt- Cassie Moyes

Well down girls. Go the COLTS

2018 Sponsors:Empire Bay Tavern Premier Trade Kincumber Gym

Central Coast Plastering G&W Hydraulics Sydney Markets Sidelines See Thru Window Booths Motor Group

Reece Rams Homeloans Pain-Away ABBRC Bendigo Bank Harvey Norman PRD Nationwide

MKD Stainless Mark Dixon Plumbing Golf & Leisure Getaways Treads Tyre Power Cape Three Points Electrical

Kincumber Sand & Soil Creightons Funeral Service Coastal Tiles

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NICKNAME: Obi JUNIOR CLUB: Kincumber ColtsFAVOURITE POSITION: CentreREP HONOURS: Harold Matts SG BallBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Anthony DonMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Hurd BrothersNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: BroncosFAVOURITE FOOD: Celery Sticks FAVOURITE DRINK: Kale Smoothies

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DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM VENUE

ROUND 1 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS8th April Erina - Bye 8th April Wyong 40 V Woy Woy 10 Morry Breen Oval8th April Ourimbah 24 V Kincumber 44 Bill Sohier Park8th April Toukley 14 V The Entrance 30 Darren Kennedy Oval8th April Terrigal 20 V Berkeley Vale 0 Duffys Road Oval

ROUND 2 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS14th April Woy Woy - Bye 14th April Toukley 10 V Wyong 12 Darren Kennedy Oval15th April Kincumber 12 V Terrigal 22 MacKillop Oval15th April Ourimbah 52 V Erina 6 Bill Sohier Park15th April Berk. Vale 4 V The Entrance 30 Berkeley Vale Oval

ROUND 3 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS21st April Kincumber - Bye21st April Wyong 32 Berkeley Vale 10 Berkele Vale Oval22nd April The Entrance 34 Terrigal 14 Edsacc Oval22nd April Toukley 18 Erina 6 Darren Kennedy Oval22nd April Ourimbah 22 Woy Woy 14 Woy Woy Oval ROUND 428th April Bye V Toukley Doylo Sporting Fields29th April Berkeley Vale V Erina Berkeley Vale Oval29th April Terrigal V Wyong Duffys Road Oval29th April The Entrance V Ourimbah Edsacc Oval29th April Kincumber V Woy Woy MacKillop Oval

ROUND 56th May Bye V Berkeley Vale Doylo Sporting Fields6th May Terrigal V Ourimbah Duffys Road Oval6th May Toukley V Kincumber Darren Kennedy Oval6th May Woy Woy V Erina Woy Woy Oval6th May Wyong V The Entrance Morry Breen Oval

ROUND 613th May Ourimbah V Bye Bill Sohier Park13th May The Entrance V Woy Woy Edsacc Oval13th May Erina V Wyong Erina Oval13th May Toukley V Terrigal Darren Kennedy Oval13th May Kincumber V Berkeley Vale MacKillop Oval

ROUND 720th May Woy Woy V Toukley Woy Woy Oval20th May The Entrance V Erina Edsacc Oval20th May Kincumber V Wyong MacKillop Oval20th May Terrigal V Bye Duffys Road Oval20th May Berkeley Vale V Ourimbah Berkeley Vale Oval

ROUND 8 27th May Bye V The Entrance Doylo Sporting Fields27th May Terrigal V Woy Woy Duffys Road Oval27th May Erina V Kincumber Erina Oval27th May Toukley V Berkeley Vale Darren Kennedy Oval27th May Wyong V Ourimbah Morry Breen Oval

ROUND 93rd June Erina V Terrigal Erina Oval3rd June The Entrance V Kincumber Edsacc Oval3rd June Berkeley Vale V Woy Woy Berkeley Vale Oval3rd June Ourimbah V Toukley Bill Sohier Park3rd June Wyong V Bye Morry Breen Oval

10TH JUNE SCHEDULED WASHOUT/BYE WEEKEND

ROUND 1016th June Bye V Woy Woy Doylo Sporting Fields17th June Terrigal V Kincumber Duffys Road Oval17th June Erina V Ourimbah Erina Oval17th June The Entrance V Berkeley Vale Edsacc Oval17th June Wyong V Toukley Morry Breen Oval

ROUND 1123rd June Woy Woy V Kincumber Woy Woy Oval24th June Erina V Berkeley Vale Erina Oval24th June Wyong V Terrigal Morry Breen Oval24th June Ourimbah V The Entrance Bill Sohier Park24th June Toukley V Bye Darren Kennedy Oval

DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM VENUE

ROUND 12 1st July Woy Woy V Wyong Woy Woy Oval1st July Erina V Bye Erina Oval1st July Kincumber V Ourimbah MacKillop Oval1st July The Entrance V Toukley Edsacc Oval1st July Berkeley Vale V Terrigal Berkeley Vale Oval

ROUND 13 8th July Wyong V Berkeley Vale Morry Breen Oval8th July Bye V Kincumber Doylo Sporting Fields8th July Terrigal V The Entrance Duffys Road Oval8th July Erina V Toukley Erina Oval8th July Ourimbah V Woy Woy Bill Sohier Park

ROUND 1415th July Berkeley Vale V Bye Berkeley Vale Oval15th July Ourimbah V Terrigal Bill Sohier Park15th July Kincumber V Toukley MacKillop Oval15th July Erina V Woy Woy Erina Oval15th July The Entrance V Wyong Edsacc Oval

ROUND 1522nd July Bye V Ourimbah Doylo Sporting Fields22nd July Woy Woy V The Entrance Woy Woy Oval22nd July Wyong V Erina Morry Breen Oval22nd July Terrigal V Toukley Duffys Road Oval22nd July Berkeley Vale V Kincumber Berkeley Vale Oval

29TH JULY SCHEDULED WASHOUT/BYE WEEKEND

ROUND 165th August Toukley V Woy Woy Darren Kennedy Oval5th August Erina V The Entrance Erina Oval5th August Wyong V Kincumber Morry Breen Oval5th August Bye V Terrigal Doylo Sporting Fields5th August Ourimbah V Berkeley Vale Bill Sohier Park

ROUND 1712th August The Entrance V Bye Edsacc Oval12th August Woy Woy V Terrigal Woy Woy Oval12th August Kincumber V Erina MacKillop Oval12th August Berkeley Vale V Toukley Berkeley Vale Oval12th August Ourimbah V Wyong Bill Sohier Park

ROUND 1819th August Terrigal V Erina Duffys Road Oval19th August Kincumber V The Entrance MacKillop Oval19th August Woy Woy V Berkeley Vale Woy Woy Oval19th August Toukley V Ourimbah Darren Kennedy Oval19th August Bye V Wyong Doylo Sporting Fields

CENTRAL COAST DIVISION TOOHEYS FINAL SERIES

Sat 25th AUGUSTELIMINATION SEMI FINAL @ Bill Sohier Park

26th AUGUSTQUALIFIYING SEMI FINAL @ Berkeley Vale Oval

Sat 1st SEPTEMBERMINOR SEMI FINAL @ Erina Oval

2nd SEPTEMBERMAJOR SEMI FINAL @ Darren Kennedy Oval

9th SEPTEMBERFINAL @ Morry Breen Oval

16th SEPTEMBERGRAND FINAL @ TBA

Final Series Venues are subject to change depending upon Council requirements.

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