Joel Helmes
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So what's the score?
NYC Live game thread v Newcastle
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Marshall_magic
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14 all
weststigers4life
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@helmesy said:
think it's still 14 all
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Tigersmurf
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Knights winger loses it with line wide open!
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Inside the final 7 minutes.
Tigersmurf
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Knights Gail to field mid field bomb! Try tigers out wide!!! Go tiges
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Tigersmurf
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That was fail, Gail is not on the field
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Joel Helmes
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Nice one, thanks for the updates :slight_smile:
weststigers4life
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Good comeback considering we were down 14 nil, let's hope they can hang on.
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Tigersmurf
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Tigers win 18-14!!!!!!
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weststigers4life
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@seijai said:
only the early game on Saturday's & the first Sunday game. As far as I'm aware they don't replay the under 20's.
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weststigers4life
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@Tigersmurf said:
Thanks for the updates Tigersmurf. Looks like the bye has come at a good time for the under 20's.
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Nice. Gets us back into top 4 after slipping down to 7th. Hopefully thats the end of the slump for the season.
Tigersmurf
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I didn't see the first half, but we were under the pump at the start of the second half. Silly penalties and lots of arm grabbing in tackles. Once we got some ball we looked dangerous. Lovett was excellent, runs all guns loaded. Number 4 also impressed.
Miller can look dangerous…..when he wants to!
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Miller can look dangerous…..when he wants to!
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Great win for the Tigers considering the players missing from the side at the moment.
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onday 25 June 2012 4:31 PM
Wests Tigers beat Knights 18-14 in NYC
Wests Tigers recorded a scrappy come from behind 18-14 victory over Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium tonight in round 16 of the NYC competition.
The win moves Wests Tigers to 22 points and into fourth place on the ladder.
Newcastle opened the scoring in the 12th minute when a kick towards the Knights goal line by Wests Tigers five-eighth Jacob Miller was charged down by five-eighth Will Smith who raced 65 metres to score out wide.
Smith failed to convert his own try for a 4-0 lead to the Knights after 14 minutes.
A drop ball by Wests Tigers full-back Manaia Rudolph on his own 20 metre line saw the Knights go on the attack. Two plays later, the home side were in again when Chad Redman ran on to a short ball to score under the posts. Smith converted the try for a 10-0 lead after 18 minutes.
The score remained this way till half-time. Poor ball security and penalties cost Wests Tigers in the first half.
2nd Half
Wests Tigers Coach Todd Payten would have been very disappointed with the poor start to the second half, particularly after Knights full-back Kurt Mann brushed off Luke Williams and Jacob Miller to dive over in the left corner for a 14-0 lead after 45 minutes. The try was not converted by Smith.
A strong 35 metre run by Wests Tigers prop Kyle Lovett saw the hard running forward beat several defenders to dive over in the left corner in the 52nd minute. Rudolph failed to convert the try from the sideline for a 14-4 scoreline.
Wests Tigers lock Brenden Santi lost control of the ball in trying to score under the posts in the 56th minute.
A few minutes later, Wests Tigers received a touch of good fortune when a Knights player tried to go for an intercept pass on his own line from Miller but knocked the ball down. It was picked up by winger Kurtis Rowe who strolled over in the corner to score. Rudolph failed to convert the try to leave Wests Tigers trailing 14-8 after 61 minutes.
Two minutes later, Wests Tigers prop Mosese Fotuaika crashed his way over under the posts. Rudolph converted the try to make it 14-all.
The Knights looked set to score in the 74th minute through an overlap but winger Chanel Mata'utia dropped the ball unmarked just 10 metres out from the line.
Mata'utia then allowed a towering bomb from Miller to bounce on Newcastle's 20 metre line.Miller leapt high for the ball and quickly sent a pass to winger Matt Mulcahy who dived over in the corner to score for an 18-14 lead. Rudolph failed to convert the try in the 79th minute.
Wests Tigers team
1 Manaia Rudolph, 2 Matt Mulcahy, 3 Bradley Soe, 4 Asipeli Fine, 5 Kurtis Rowe, 6 Jacob Miller, 7 Jack Madden, 8 Matt Groat, 9 Ben Saunders, 10 Mosese Fotuaika, 11 Joel Luani, 12 Sitaleki Akaoula, 13 Brenden Santi; interchange 14: Kyle Lovett, 15 Nathan Brown, 16 Inno Inosesio, 17 Luke Williams.
Wests Tigers beat Knights 18-14 in NYC
Wests Tigers recorded a scrappy come from behind 18-14 victory over Newcastle Knights at Hunter Stadium tonight in round 16 of the NYC competition.
The win moves Wests Tigers to 22 points and into fourth place on the ladder.
Newcastle opened the scoring in the 12th minute when a kick towards the Knights goal line by Wests Tigers five-eighth Jacob Miller was charged down by five-eighth Will Smith who raced 65 metres to score out wide.
Smith failed to convert his own try for a 4-0 lead to the Knights after 14 minutes.
A drop ball by Wests Tigers full-back Manaia Rudolph on his own 20 metre line saw the Knights go on the attack. Two plays later, the home side were in again when Chad Redman ran on to a short ball to score under the posts. Smith converted the try for a 10-0 lead after 18 minutes.
The score remained this way till half-time. Poor ball security and penalties cost Wests Tigers in the first half.
2nd Half
Wests Tigers Coach Todd Payten would have been very disappointed with the poor start to the second half, particularly after Knights full-back Kurt Mann brushed off Luke Williams and Jacob Miller to dive over in the left corner for a 14-0 lead after 45 minutes. The try was not converted by Smith.
A strong 35 metre run by Wests Tigers prop Kyle Lovett saw the hard running forward beat several defenders to dive over in the left corner in the 52nd minute. Rudolph failed to convert the try from the sideline for a 14-4 scoreline.
Wests Tigers lock Brenden Santi lost control of the ball in trying to score under the posts in the 56th minute.
A few minutes later, Wests Tigers received a touch of good fortune when a Knights player tried to go for an intercept pass on his own line from Miller but knocked the ball down. It was picked up by winger Kurtis Rowe who strolled over in the corner to score. Rudolph failed to convert the try to leave Wests Tigers trailing 14-8 after 61 minutes.
Two minutes later, Wests Tigers prop Mosese Fotuaika crashed his way over under the posts. Rudolph converted the try to make it 14-all.
The Knights looked set to score in the 74th minute through an overlap but winger Chanel Mata'utia dropped the ball unmarked just 10 metres out from the line.
Mata'utia then allowed a towering bomb from Miller to bounce on Newcastle's 20 metre line.Miller leapt high for the ball and quickly sent a pass to winger Matt Mulcahy who dived over in the corner to score for an 18-14 lead. Rudolph failed to convert the try in the 79th minute.
Wests Tigers team
1 Manaia Rudolph, 2 Matt Mulcahy, 3 Bradley Soe, 4 Asipeli Fine, 5 Kurtis Rowe, 6 Jacob Miller, 7 Jack Madden, 8 Matt Groat, 9 Ben Saunders, 10 Mosese Fotuaika, 11 Joel Luani, 12 Sitaleki Akaoula, 13 Brenden Santi; interchange 14: Kyle Lovett, 15 Nathan Brown, 16 Inno Inosesio, 17 Luke Williams.
