NSWRL Team Lists: Week One
NSWRL Team Lists: Week One
NSWRL Team Lists: Week One
Author Dan Talintyre
Wed 7 Feb 2018, 09:02 AM
NSWRL competitions kick off this weekend with Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale team in action as well as Balmain and Wests in the two junior representative competitions.
Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale team will take on the Penrith Panthers at Panthers Stadium early on Saturday, before Balmain take to the field against Penrith in Harold Matthews and SG Ball.
Western Suburbs will face Illawarra in both competitions in Week One.
WEEK ONE FIXTURES
All fixtures will take place on Saturday, February 10.
Penrith Panthers vs. Wests Tigers Panthers Stadium, 10:30am (Tarsha Gale)
llawarra Steelers vs. Western Suburbs, Ron Costello Oval, 11:30am (Harold Matthews)
Penrith Panthers vs. Balmain Tigers, Panthers Stadium, 12:00pm (Harold Matthews)
Penrith Panthers vs. Balmain Tigers, Panthers Stadium, 1:30pm (SG Ball)
Illawarra Steelers vs. Western Suburbs, WIN Stadium, 5:15pm (SG Ball)
WESTS TIGERS TARSHA GALE: WEEK 1
8. Mackenzie Stone 14. Bianca Cornwell 16. Brooke Gray 6. Shaylee Bent 15. Sophie Curtain 17. Marisa Posiano 20. Mereana McManus-Ta'ase 11. Emily Curtain 13. Natalina Suaalii (Interchange: 2. Chelsea Jones 3. Cleopatra Carreno 4. Treiahna Lake 5. Anastasia Ione 10. Drew Grant 12. Pauline Lee 22. Makayla Ward)
WESTERN SUBURBS HAROLD MATTHEWS: WEEK 1
1. Cameron Lawrence 2. Alosomu Lolohea 3. Bryce Crane 4. Henry Alesi 5. Salesa Tavui 6. Justin Matamua 7. Maverick Bantin 8. Eneseli Kamuta 9. Ethan Tutt 10. Burt Tukala 11. Isaiah Anamani 12. Byron Strickland 13. Trystan Ball (Interchange: 14. Kynan English 15. Che Te Rangi 16. Adoni Faagutu 17. Liam Khan 18. Fale Alesana)
WESTERN SUBURBS SG BALL: WEEK 1
1. Cameron Oitmann 2. Tom Deliloha 3. Freddy Kini 4. Jayke Lealugu-Puhotau 5. Pili Jnr Togomaga 6. Harrison Meredith 7. Christian Urso 8. Mavoni Tuifua 9. Ray Jankovic 10. Tukaha Kyriacou 11. Jakob Sykes 12. Oscar Chong Nee 13. Raymond Taumalolo (Interchange: 14. Ben Quinlan 15. Jesse Jackson 16. Rick Thorn 17. Aaron Wilson 18. Riley Stokes 19. Jacob Wright 20. Jodeci Laumua)
BALMAIN TIGERS HAROLD MATTHEWS: WEEK 1
1. Dylan Cowin 2. Jayme Elias 3. Mark Zacharias 4. Livai Saukuru 5. Emery Jolliffe 6. Zane Camroux 7. Hayden Essery 8. Jayden Lawandos 9. Raymond Raad 10. Siosifa Amone 11. Henry O'Kane 12. Joshua Basso 13. Brandon Tumeth (Interchange: 14. Anthony Ikimata 16. Cougar Wheeler 17. William Abou-Arrage 21. Brandon Racoma-Ngata)
BALMAIN TIGERS SG BALL: WEEK 1
1. Joshua Rizk 2. John 'Alofi 3. Reginald Alofipo 4. Benjamin Fisiilose 5. Samuel Karwhin 6. Kurtis Morrin 7. Joel Saldaneri 8. Sosaia Teakaraanga 9. Tane Edmed 10. Keenan Ben-Paniora 11. Uellington Seve 12. Ethan Mokoia 13. Dennis Mataia (Interchange: 14. Ben Cody 15. Jason Smyth 16. Callum Ellis 17. Fontene Papalii 18. Daniel Sykes 19. Viliame Ravouvou 20. Johnny Lee Gabrael 21. Paula Waqa 22. Sione Vainga 24. Tallis Smith)
Author Dan Talintyre
Wed 7 Feb 2018, 09:02 AM
NSWRL competitions kick off this weekend with Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale team in action as well as Balmain and Wests in the two junior representative competitions.
Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale team will take on the Penrith Panthers at Panthers Stadium early on Saturday, before Balmain take to the field against Penrith in Harold Matthews and SG Ball.
Western Suburbs will face Illawarra in both competitions in Week One.
WEEK ONE FIXTURES
All fixtures will take place on Saturday, February 10.
Penrith Panthers vs. Wests Tigers Panthers Stadium, 10:30am (Tarsha Gale)
llawarra Steelers vs. Western Suburbs, Ron Costello Oval, 11:30am (Harold Matthews)
Penrith Panthers vs. Balmain Tigers, Panthers Stadium, 12:00pm (Harold Matthews)
Penrith Panthers vs. Balmain Tigers, Panthers Stadium, 1:30pm (SG Ball)
Illawarra Steelers vs. Western Suburbs, WIN Stadium, 5:15pm (SG Ball)
WESTS TIGERS TARSHA GALE: WEEK 1
8. Mackenzie Stone 14. Bianca Cornwell 16. Brooke Gray 6. Shaylee Bent 15. Sophie Curtain 17. Marisa Posiano 20. Mereana McManus-Ta'ase 11. Emily Curtain 13. Natalina Suaalii (Interchange: 2. Chelsea Jones 3. Cleopatra Carreno 4. Treiahna Lake 5. Anastasia Ione 10. Drew Grant 12. Pauline Lee 22. Makayla Ward)
WESTERN SUBURBS HAROLD MATTHEWS: WEEK 1
1. Cameron Lawrence 2. Alosomu Lolohea 3. Bryce Crane 4. Henry Alesi 5. Salesa Tavui 6. Justin Matamua 7. Maverick Bantin 8. Eneseli Kamuta 9. Ethan Tutt 10. Burt Tukala 11. Isaiah Anamani 12. Byron Strickland 13. Trystan Ball (Interchange: 14. Kynan English 15. Che Te Rangi 16. Adoni Faagutu 17. Liam Khan 18. Fale Alesana)
WESTERN SUBURBS SG BALL: WEEK 1
1. Cameron Oitmann 2. Tom Deliloha 3. Freddy Kini 4. Jayke Lealugu-Puhotau 5. Pili Jnr Togomaga 6. Harrison Meredith 7. Christian Urso 8. Mavoni Tuifua 9. Ray Jankovic 10. Tukaha Kyriacou 11. Jakob Sykes 12. Oscar Chong Nee 13. Raymond Taumalolo (Interchange: 14. Ben Quinlan 15. Jesse Jackson 16. Rick Thorn 17. Aaron Wilson 18. Riley Stokes 19. Jacob Wright 20. Jodeci Laumua)
BALMAIN TIGERS HAROLD MATTHEWS: WEEK 1
1. Dylan Cowin 2. Jayme Elias 3. Mark Zacharias 4. Livai Saukuru 5. Emery Jolliffe 6. Zane Camroux 7. Hayden Essery 8. Jayden Lawandos 9. Raymond Raad 10. Siosifa Amone 11. Henry O'Kane 12. Joshua Basso 13. Brandon Tumeth (Interchange: 14. Anthony Ikimata 16. Cougar Wheeler 17. William Abou-Arrage 21. Brandon Racoma-Ngata)
BALMAIN TIGERS SG BALL: WEEK 1
1. Joshua Rizk 2. John 'Alofi 3. Reginald Alofipo 4. Benjamin Fisiilose 5. Samuel Karwhin 6. Kurtis Morrin 7. Joel Saldaneri 8. Sosaia Teakaraanga 9. Tane Edmed 10. Keenan Ben-Paniora 11. Uellington Seve 12. Ethan Mokoia 13. Dennis Mataia (Interchange: 14. Ben Cody 15. Jason Smyth 16. Callum Ellis 17. Fontene Papalii 18. Daniel Sykes 19. Viliame Ravouvou 20. Johnny Lee Gabrael 21. Paula Waqa 22. Sione Vainga 24. Tallis Smith)
Best of luck to all sides.
HM
Penrith Panthers 22 def Balmain 0
Ilawarra Steelers 20 def Western Suburbs Magpies 6 (S Tavui tries; J Matamua goals)
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/02/1 ... hews-rd-1/
SG Ball
Penrith Panthers 40 def Balmain Tigers 6 (U Seve try; T Edmed goal)
Illawarra Steelers 38 def Western Suburbs Magpies 12 (C Oitmann, A Wilson tries; C Oitmann 2 goals)
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/02/1 ... ball-rd-1/
TG Cup
Wests Tigers 20 (E Curtain 2, C Jones tries; E Curtain 4 goals) def Penrith Panthers 18
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/02/1 ... -cup-rd-1/
Penrith Panthers 22 def Balmain 0
Ilawarra Steelers 20 def Western Suburbs Magpies 6 (S Tavui tries; J Matamua goals)
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/02/1 ... hews-rd-1/
SG Ball
Penrith Panthers 40 def Balmain Tigers 6 (U Seve try; T Edmed goal)
Illawarra Steelers 38 def Western Suburbs Magpies 12 (C Oitmann, A Wilson tries; C Oitmann 2 goals)
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/02/1 ... ball-rd-1/
TG Cup
Wests Tigers 20 (E Curtain 2, C Jones tries; E Curtain 4 goals) def Penrith Panthers 18
https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/02/1 ... -cup-rd-1/
Those results look ordinary
Up against two very strong junior teams.
Good win in the TG cup though.
True but it's been some time since they did anything. Every time I speak to someone from out that way I get told it's run by muppets. Apparently they lose some good ones to the Dogs.
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Not a good day for the youngsters.
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Any relation to Jason?willow wrote: ↑Wed 07 Feb, 2018 3:21 pmWESTERN SUBURBS SG BALL: WEEK 1
1. Cameron Oitmann 2. Tom Deliloha 3. Freddy Kini 4. Jayke Lealugu-Puhotau 5. Pili Jnr Togomaga 6. Harrison Meredith 7. Christian Urso 8. Mavoni Tuifua 9. Ray Jankovic 10. Tukaha Kyriacou 11. Jakob Sykes 12. Oscar Chong Nee 13. Raymond Taumalolo (Interchange: 14. Ben Quinlan 15. Jesse Jackson 16. Rick Thorn 17. Aaron Wilson 18. Riley Stokes 19. Jacob Wright 20. Jodeci Laumua)
Wests juniors haven't been particularly strong for some time now and Balmain still relies on a smaller nursery of players. Penrith and Illawarra on the other hand consistently produce strong junior teams so it was always going to be an uphill battle for the boys.
Some context in regards to the Magpies HM side. Second youngest in the competition. Three imports so will take time to work as a team.
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Tough draw to face the strongest teams straight up, before they've had a chance to gel etc. Hopefully results improve.
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The NRL needs to show some urgent leadership or the Macarthur area will be lost to Rugby League.
1 They should push the State Government for an upgrade of Campbelltown Stadium
2 They should insist on the WESTS Tigers playing a minimum of 8 games per season at Campbelltown
3 Then we will see more locals children playing junior league (remember this is the junior area that produced Jarrod Hayne, Israel Folau, Ryan Hoffman, Teddy, Lawro, Jason Taylor, etc.)
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Why did the NRL allow Tedesco (our best junior in many a year) to leave the club to join the latte sipping Roosters? This is a disgrace, Teddy should have been encouraged by the NRL to remain a WESTS Tiger and appointed as an NRL junior ambassador for the Macarthur area.
1 They should push the State Government for an upgrade of Campbelltown Stadium
2 They should insist on the WESTS Tigers playing a minimum of 8 games per season at Campbelltown
3 Then we will see more locals children playing junior league (remember this is the junior area that produced Jarrod Hayne, Israel Folau, Ryan Hoffman, Teddy, Lawro, Jason Taylor, etc.)
PS
Why did the NRL allow Tedesco (our best junior in many a year) to leave the club to join the latte sipping Roosters? This is a disgrace, Teddy should have been encouraged by the NRL to remain a WESTS Tiger and appointed as an NRL junior ambassador for the Macarthur area.
I think you are way off mark with every point.Lidcombe to the Gong wrote: ↑Thu 15 Feb, 2018 7:44 amThe NRL needs to show some urgent leadership or the Macarthur area will be lost to Rugby League.
1 They should push the State Government for an upgrade of Campbelltown Stadium
2 They should insist on the WESTS Tigers playing a minimum of 8 games per season at Campbelltown
3 Then we will see more locals children playing junior league (remember this is the junior area that produced Jarrod Hayne, Israel Folau, Ryan Hoffman, Teddy, Lawro, Jason Taylor, etc.)
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Why did the NRL allow Tedesco (our best junior in many a year) to leave the club to join the latte sipping Roosters? This is a disgrace, Teddy should have been encouraged by the NRL to remain a WESTS Tiger and appointed as an NRL junior ambassador for the Macarthur area.
The idea I thought was to make the NRL and the Wests Tigers stronger.
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I. With $2b already spent on stadiums, I can't see Campbelltown being a priority (there are more pressing needs in the State than upgrading football stadiums).Lidcombe to the Gong wrote: ↑Thu 15 Feb, 2018 7:44 amThe NRL needs to show some urgent leadership or the Macarthur area will be lost to Rugby League.
1 They should push the State Government for an upgrade of Campbelltown Stadium
2 They should insist on the WESTS Tigers playing a minimum of 8 games per season at Campbelltown
3 Then we will see more locals children playing junior league (remember this is the junior area that produced Jarrod Hayne, Israel Folau, Ryan Hoffman, Teddy, Lawro, Jason Taylor, etc.)
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Why did the NRL allow Tedesco (our best junior in many a year) to leave the club to join the latte sipping Roosters? This is a disgrace, Teddy should have been encouraged by the NRL to remain a WESTS Tiger and appointed as an NRL junior ambassador for the Macarthur area.
2. I don't believe the required level of support from Campbelltown has been provided to justify 8 games. Commercial realities also play a part and years ago WTs received $150,000 a game to play at ANZ. Is there a similar guarantee out at Campbelltown?
3. Good talent no doubt but Hayne and Hoffman chose to go elsewhere, Taylor eventually moved and Tedesco couldn;'t get out of the joint fast enough. Lawrence is an outstanding ambassador for the club. Why do so many of our best leave or are lost at an early age?
4. WTs made a very good offer to Tedesco. His decision to leave alone. and his decision could be compared to that of Lawrence and the loyalty he has demonstrated over his career.
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Are there no flegg trials this weekend? Sure they won't be heading up to Cairns but surely there'd be a local trial before the Sharks game? Would have thought there'd be a team sheet floating around somewhere..