Wests v Wentworthville - Big Day at Campbelltown

G

galahs

New member
3 grades of Rugby League will be played in the "Battle for the West" this Saturday night at your home ground, Campbelltown Stadium.

Gates open at 2:45pm followed at 3pm by the NSW Cup clash between the Western Suburbs Magpies and Wentworthville. Here you will see many of our local fringe players playing their hearts out trying to make it through to the Wests Tigers and Parramatta's top grade.

Following the NSW Cup, the National Youth Competition will take the field at 5:15pm. Here our Wests Tigers Under 20's will clash with the Penrith Panthers. Wests Tigers are currently in equal 8th place on the table with three other teams so will need to win if they want to keep in touch for the race to the finals.

Finally the main game in this battle for the West, the NRL clash between Wests Tigers and Penrith Panthers will kickoff at 7:30pm.

Wests Tigers second-rower Liam Fulton will play his 100th career/club game when he takes the field.
Fulton made his NRL debut against the Warriors at Ericsson Stadium in round 26 of the 2003 season. The junior Western Suburbs Magpie, City Origin and 2005 premiership winning back-rower has scored 25 tries for the club in his 99 appearances.

As part of the pre-match entertainment, between 7-7:30pm, a 100 metre relay race involving Tradies teams of six competitors dressed in their “tradie uniforms’ will be held with the winning team receiving prizes from our Match Day sponsor and Wests Tigers.

Western Suburbs Magpies and Wests Tigers merchandise will also be on sale at the ground.

So come and show your support for our stadium, and show the powers to be we deserve more games at Campbelltown. It will be a great evening of footy!
\
\
\
Western Suburbs Magpies NSW Cup Team

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

14\. Taraiasi Rasaubale
15\. Leivaha Pulu
16\. Matt Davidson
17\. James Uhatafe
22\. Aaron Sweeney

Coach: Leo Epifania
\
\
\
\
\
\
Wests Tigers U20's Team

Justin Smith
Marika Koroibete
Matt Evans
Tim Simona
Limoni Kamuta
Curtis Sironen
Jacob Miller
Neil Begovich
Pat Politoni
Matt Groat
Mason Talolua
Shaun Spence (C)
Jesse Sue

Mosese Fotuaika
Sebastian Vourlos
Joel Luani
Faleula Finau
\
\
\
\
\
Wests Tigers NRL Team

Wade McKinnon
Mitch Brown
Blake Ayshford
Tim Moltzen
Matt Utai
Benji Marshall
Robert Lui
Andrew Fifita
Robbie Farah (C)
Keith Galloway
Simon Dwyer
Liam Fulton
Chris Heighington

Beau Ryan
Alan Schirnack
Ben Murdoch-Masila
Aaron Woods
Bryce Gibbs
 
Wentworthville

1\. Henry Raiwailui
2\. Cliff Nye
3\. Troy Savage
4\. Dylon Gilbert
5\. Chris Walker
6\. Aaron Fluke
7\. Brendan Waters (C)
8\. Pele Peletelese
9\. Matt Hunt
10\. Manase Manuokafoa
11\. Nathan Armit
12\. Danny Howard
13\. Mitch Stanfield

15\. Brad Lupi
16\. Valu Nasio
17\. Benson Tupou
18\. Ben Falcone

COACH: Brett Cook
 
@galahs said:
Wentworthville

1\. Henry Raiwailui
2\. Cliff Nye
3\. Troy Savage
4\. Dylon Gilbert
5\. Chris Walker
6\. Aaron Fluke
7\. Brendan Waters (C)
8\. Pele Peletelese
9\. Matt Hunt
10\. Manase Manuokafoa
11\. Nathan Armit
12\. Danny Howard
13\. Mitch Stanfield

15\. Brad Lupi
16\. Valu Nasio
17\. Benson Tupou
18\. Ben Falcone

COACH: Brett Cook
Click to expand...

Has anyone heard anymore about the two Wenty boys that failed drugs test Tom Humble and can't remember the other players name . Humble looked the goods a few years ago in Qld cup .
 
**Game Preview**

Western Suburbs Magpies Vs Wentworthville Magpies
Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Saturday, May 21
Kick-off: 3.00pm
Referee: Michael Laverty

**Summary**:
An important clash for both these sides as the bottom placed Western Suburbs Magpies play host to their namesakes in the Wentworthville Magpies. Wests were no match for a rampant Sharks side at Henson Park last weekend while Wentworthville posted their first win since Round Five when they accounted for the Bears at North Sydney Oval last Sunday. Wests welcomed Aaron Sweeney to the club last week but also said goodbye to Michael Stolk who has made the move to the Bundaberg Red Cup this week after signing with Mounties. For Wenty, Chris Walker returns from injury and will slot onto one wing, and this will see last week’s two try hero Troy Savage push into a centre position. It is starting to get to the point now where these are must win games for Wests while for Wentworthville, despite an indifferent start to the year they could unbelievably force their way into the top four by rounds end with a win here and other results going their way.

**Game Breaker**:
Aaron Sweeney – a member of the victorious 2010 NSW Residents side, Sweeney has returned to the NSW Cup after a brief sojourn elsewhere. Sweeney’s size and aggression will add to an already impressive Wests forward pack. After an appearance last week off the bench, expect Sweeney to improve with added game time and match fitness.

**Prediction:**

Could go either way but I will put my credentials on the line and tip the Magpies!
 
@Aladinsane said:
[

Could go either way but I will put my credentials on the line and tip the Magpies!
Click to expand...

They are both the Magpies! :laughing:
 
i am a happy little magpie all three games all three games a winner for the wests tigers you beauty.
Keep up the good work fella,s.

GO THE MAGIES.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Latest posts

Staff online

Members online

Total: 1,511 (members: 42, guests: 1,469)
Back
Top