Balmain & Western Suburbs Junior Rep Teams 2011
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toothless_tiger
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Magpie Mania are you fair dinkum!!!! sour grapes by Redemption and Flash I dont think so, its fact what they are saying, anyway, the minor premiers Wests out in the first game of the final series what next?
innsaneink
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@alien said:
They do have things like School cert and HSC to concentrate on as well, thats why the season is brief.
Most will not make a career in footy so this is important.
disapointing to see the Magpies go out, he seems really unfair that the minor premiers can go out after one semi loss…... mind you the whole junior rep system is unfair, with so few games the draw can make a huge difference and make or break a season, particuarly for the middle of the road sides.
I think the benefits of having 2 junior rep sides for the west tigers is huge, we get twice as many kids in the system to develop, which is great, as we know it is not always the stars of the SG Ball that go on to have great NRL careers, alot of the lesser lights in age group footy, often end up as strong NRL players.
I think the benefits of having 2 junior rep sides for the west tigers is huge, we get twice as many kids in the system to develop, which is great, as we know it is not always the stars of the SG Ball that go on to have great NRL careers, alot of the lesser lights in age group footy, often end up as strong NRL players.
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barefoot1
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Notice on the tigers website they talk about NSW CCC having the following tigers juniors, Nicholas Paul and Paul Simona in the team. Is that the same Nicholas Paul who plays his junior football on the central coast and the same Paul Simona who certainly doesn't play in the Balmain junior league. neither commit to playing in the Balmain Junior League. That suggests they learnt their football elsewhere and just play the rep season with Balmain, hardly tigers juniors!!!
Blackandwhite
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SEASON REPORT - 2011.
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SG Ball.
Jason Williams, Head Coach and Stan Presdee, Assistant Coach. Mark Nicholls, Levih Warby, Matt Hall, Col Harris, Allan Pham and the Reverend Tony Gibson. For and against record - 368 points for and 128 against. They had an outstanding season finishing as minor premiers, but with the sudden death system in place, their season ended when defeated in the first week of the semi finals.
Best and Fairest – James Tedesco.
Coach’s Award – David Nofoaluma
Australian Schoolboy’s and Wests Tigers NYC 20’s.
Since finalising their commitments with our SG Ball team, David Nofoaluma and James Tedesco have cemented positions in the starting line up for Wests Tigers 20’s.
Highest point scorer in the SG Ball competition - Mitchell Brassington (Captain)2T and 60G for a total of 128 points.
James Tedesco 12T and David Nofoaluma 11T. 2nd & 3rd highest in competition.
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Harold Matthews.
Ben Rogers, Head Coach and John McPherson, Assistant Coach. John Shaw, Warren Hall, Michael White and Adem Baskonyali. For and against record -168 points for and 128 against. The boys also enjoyed a very good season, but with the same system in place, they were knocked out of the finals in the first week.
Best and Fairest – Maliko Filino. Coach’s Award – Tom Harris
5T to Arthur Currie, 4T each to Maliko Filino, Paul Vaai, Sinapati Solio, and 3T to Mitchell Gough. Top point scorers Matt Harris (Captain) 24 points 1T and 10G and Mason Cerruto 18 points 2T and 5G.
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SG Ball.
Jason Williams, Head Coach and Stan Presdee, Assistant Coach. Mark Nicholls, Levih Warby, Matt Hall, Col Harris, Allan Pham and the Reverend Tony Gibson. For and against record - 368 points for and 128 against. They had an outstanding season finishing as minor premiers, but with the sudden death system in place, their season ended when defeated in the first week of the semi finals.
Best and Fairest – James Tedesco.
Coach’s Award – David Nofoaluma
Australian Schoolboy’s and Wests Tigers NYC 20’s.
Since finalising their commitments with our SG Ball team, David Nofoaluma and James Tedesco have cemented positions in the starting line up for Wests Tigers 20’s.
Highest point scorer in the SG Ball competition - Mitchell Brassington (Captain)2T and 60G for a total of 128 points.
James Tedesco 12T and David Nofoaluma 11T. 2nd & 3rd highest in competition.
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Harold Matthews.
Ben Rogers, Head Coach and John McPherson, Assistant Coach. John Shaw, Warren Hall, Michael White and Adem Baskonyali. For and against record -168 points for and 128 against. The boys also enjoyed a very good season, but with the same system in place, they were knocked out of the finals in the first week.
Best and Fairest – Maliko Filino. Coach’s Award – Tom Harris
5T to Arthur Currie, 4T each to Maliko Filino, Paul Vaai, Sinapati Solio, and 3T to Mitchell Gough. Top point scorers Matt Harris (Captain) 24 points 1T and 10G and Mason Cerruto 18 points 2T and 5G.
weststigerman
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Wow I thought the McIntyre finals system was bad. Surely the minor premiers shouldn't be able to be knocked out in the first week of the finals? What's the point of being minor premiers?
