BRET V Wests - Team lists

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BRET:

1\. Jake Mullaney
2\. Sam Latu
3\. Sean Meaney
4\. Jake Clarke
5\. Keith Eshman
6\. Rhys Jack
7\. Nathan Waters
8\. Andrew Pearn
9\. George Ndaira
10\. Junior Moors
11\. Rhys Curran
12\. Jason Schirnack
13\. Mark Flanagan

14\. Junior Roqica
15\. Sione Tovo
16\. Matthew Hyland
17\. Chris Corby
18\. Eloni Vunakece
19\. Charlie Herekotukutuku
 
Wests:

1\. Ryan Millard
2\. Taqele Naiyaravoro
3\. Josh Davis
4\. Cassiano Jr Aiga
5\. Lance Siataga
6\. Evander Waitoa
7\. Rhys Lenarduzzi
8\. David Fifita
9\. Troy O’Sullivan
10\. Mitch Achurch
11\. Leivaha Pulu
12\. Rocky Trimarchi
13\. David Harris

15\. Josh Toole
16\. Matt Davidson
17\. Jay Maseuli
20\. Aaron Sweeney
 
Fletch has done well rebuilding BRET since losing the core group. Looking stronger each week.
Keep an eye out for Sione Tovo guys, very damaging runner of the ball.
 
**Balmain Ryde-Eastwood Tigers Vs Western Suburbs Magpies**
Leichhardt Oval, Saturday, June 11
**Kick-off:** 3.00pm
**Referee:** Chris Anderson
**Broadcast:** Triple H 100.1FM

**Summary:**

The Magpies will head into this one off the back of a loss to the Bulldogs last weekend while the Tigers confidence will be sky high after a 34-16 win over fellow top eight aspirants in the Centurions at Morrie Breen Oval last Saturday. Things are finally starting to click now for the Tigers after an indifferent start to the season and lot of that has to do with their spine (1, 6, 7 & 9) in Mullaney, Jack, Waters and Ndaira, and then when you go and throw in the class of Meaney, Latu and Pearn just to name a few, it comes as no surprise that a number of teams are looking out over their shoulders at the resurgent Tigers. The Magpies continue to put in honest performances of late and are starting to put together a backline that is capable of troubling the scoreboard with players like Millard, Naiyaravoro and Aiga all playing well. Wests will be hopeful of getting Everingham back in the coming weeks which will only make them even stronger while for Balmain they lose Al Schirnack for this one which hands Pearn an overdue chance to start.

**Game Breaker:**

Nathan Waters – After Blake Lazarus departed for France last summer the Tigers made the decision to bring Waters over from Campbelltown. While that decision hasn’t reaped instant rewards things appear to be headed in the right direction now. The addition of Rhys Jack in the six jersey along with the added time to form combinations on the park now appears to be paying off for the Tigers with Waters showing the form last week that saw him handed the NSW Residents jersey in 2010\. If Waters and the players around him stay injury free for the remainder of the year, his best is still definitely yet to come.

**Prediction:**
The Magpies continue to put in gutsy performances but a rejuvenated Tigers side should be packing too many punches for them here.
 
BRET have been all over the for most of the half
They were leading 14-0 , when the Magpies scored in the 37 minute under the post.
Moors has been having a cracka of a game
 
Moors very strong, I agree. Alan Shirnack very good in defence, and the return of Keith Eshman - but no longer looking like Sideshow Bob. Wests are very willing but BRET seems bigger and more skilful across the park. Mullaney and Meaney seem to be swapping work at the back. So, so cold.
 
A great grinding hard second half in the typical Wests vs Balmain style.
Full time 24-6 , with some massive hits.
The Magpies played with a lot of heart , but BRET were just too classy in attack
 

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