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Story & Photo's By :  Patrician Brothers College Blacktown are the 2012 gio Schoolboys Cup Champions after defeating Endeavour SHS at Shark Park this morning Man of the Match : Bryce CARTWRIGHT - Patrician Brothers PETER STERLING MEDALIST - Jaden CLARK - Endeavour SHS CHECK OUT SOME OF THE GRAND FINAL ACTION |
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 gio SCHOOLBOYS CUP - 2012 SEMI FINALS Patrician Brothers Blacktown are the 1st school into this year gio Schoolboys Cup Grand Final after storming home to defeat a very brave Holy Cross College 18 - 28 at Ipswich this morning. Patrician Brother will play Endeavour SHS in this years gio Schoolboys Cup Grand Final
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IGNATIUS Park College bowed out of the GIO Schoolboys Cup on Saturday after being out-muscled by Keebra Park High 22-12 in the Queensland final at Dairy Farmers Stadium. Keebra Park advance to the national semi-finals of Australia's most prestigious schoolboys rugby league competition, but Saturday's result hung in the balance all game. Down 16-12 with four minutes until fulltime, Iggy Park's Coen Hess was held up over the Keebra Park tryline in what turned out to be the game-defining play. Keebra then scored a runaway try on the next set to snatch victory. Iggy Park coach Dave Elliott said his team would eventually get over the heartbreaking loss. "There is a bit of disappointment from the boys because it's the final year at Iggy Park for a lot of them," he said. "But we've had a really good year - we won the (North Queensland) Cowboys Challenge, then the Confraternity Carnival, and now very nearly this game." Keebra scored first four minutes after kick-off, but Iggy Park soon levelled after prop Cade Maloney crossed under the posts. Keebra showed their class, however, by capitalising on a brace of penalties to score two quick tries and enter the break up 16-6. Maloney scored again for Ignatius Park with 10 minutes left in the game, and the home team finished strongly as expected, but Keebra's size proved too much in both attack and defence. "We knew if we got our share of possession in the second half we'd go all right," Elliott said. "There were probably a couple of times where one more pass would have seen us go over (the tryline), but that's footy." KEEBRA PARK 22 (V Tuli, D Hoeter, J Pakau, J Marsters tries; G Hamilton 3 goals) IGNATIUS PARK 12 (C Maloney 2 tries; A Solari 2 goals). |
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Story & Photo By : QRL Media GIO Cup FOUR Queensland schools remain in contention for the prestigious GIO Cup national title. Palm Beach, Keebra Park, St Brendan’s College and Ignatius Park all won through to the next stage after semi-final wins yesterday. Next Wednesday, St Brendan’s will play Keebra Park at BMD Kougari Oval at 3pm, while Townsville Brothers will be the venue for the clash between Palm Beach and Ignatius Park. The two winners will contest the Queensland final, with the winner of that match to take on the best from NSW. Results from GIO Cup matches played on Wednesday, July 18 Palm Beach Currumbin SHS 18 def Wavell SHS 14 @ Pizzey Park Keebra Park SHS 30 def Marsden SHS 0 @ Pizzey Park St Brendan's College 16 def Mackay SHS 6 @ Browne Park Ignatius Park College 20 def Kirwan SHS 10 @ Townsville Brothers |
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Story By : Photo By : LIAM BUNDLE (Chappo's Photos) Holy Cross College Ryde will play the all powerful Patrician Brothers College Blacktown in the 1st gio Schoolboys Cup Semi Final this year after an impressive 20 - nil win over Westfields SHS at Leichhardt Oval on Friday arvie. With a combined 9 Australian Schoolboys this should be a very exciting and fast Semi Final. Holy Cross have 3 Schoolboys to follow in the foot steps of last years skipper Curtis Sirosen who is now playing 1st grade in the NRL. The Holy Cross backs are very dangerous with Mitchell Moses and Bradley Dietz & Luke Brooks in the halves, these stars of the future will line up against the England Academy in Melbourne on the 5th of August. |
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 HOW GOOD ARE PATRICIAN BROTHERS?? Patrician Brothers Blacktown put on a 1st half football clinic against defending 2 time Schoolboys Cup Champions running in 3 converted tries b4 the break The Hills regrouped after the break and played some good footy with the forwards working hard for meters, the backs found room on the ground with the footy in hand, this resulted in 2 quick tries. The momentum was swinging The Hills ways when Man of the Match Paulie Paulie smashed thru the defencive line at halfway to score a coach killer of a try to put the game too far away for the defending Champs to gain. This was a good game of footy, hot heads didnt get their way and we saw some good decisions by the ref too. MORE SOON  CHECK OUT SOME OF THE ACTION  |
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PATRICIAN BROTHERS OVERPOWERS HILLS IN IMPRESSIVE VICTORY Story By : Dan Walsh Coach Peter Ross says this is the most talented team Patrician Brothers Blacktown has ever produced, and it was hard to argue with him as his side outmuscled two-time defending champions Hills Sports High 24-10 on Wednesday. In front of an extremely vocal and even more parochial crowd at St Mary’s Leagues Stadium, the boys from Blacktown effectively belted Hills out of semi-finals contention with a near flawless first half display of powerful running and brutal defence. With the kind of performance that has rivals looking over their shoulders and NRL talent scouts salivating, Ross declared his current side as the finest the prestigious college had produced. “We’ve had some outstanding teams in the past, but this team’s got that bit of an X factor to it that maybe we haven’t had in the past. We’ve got that pretty good balance of speed and strength and the boys have got a lot of commitment to each other,” said Ross, who has coached the likes of NRL stars Jamie Buhrer and Wade Graham in the past. And the epitome of that speed and strength was hulking prop Pauli Pauli, whose 60 metre runaway try in the 20th minute drew comparisons with the recent efforts of NSW and Kangaroos star James Tamou. “[Pauli’s] a front rower in a back’s body or the other way around, I’m not too sure but he’s dynamic, he’s absolutely dynamic. He is that X-factor I spoke about,” Ross said of the Eels Toyota Cup star who also claimed man of the match honours. “He and a couple of the other boys have got that something special. He’s got a big future ahead of him I believe. Time will tell but so far so good.” However Pauli, who tips the scales at 110 kg and also recently represented NSW in the Junior State of Origin, laughed off the comparison with the Cowboys enforcer. “I’m no James Tamou, I thought I was going to get caught because the fullback’s supposed to be the fastest in the team, but somehow I managed to get the extra metre to score the try.” The Patrician Brothers forward pack, ably led by NSW U/18’s representatives Pauli, Bryce Cartwright and Darwin-born Chris Smith dominated proceedings from the outset, repeatedly bashing and bullying Hills into uncharacteristic errors to provide an excellent platform for their little men to control the game. Halves Dylan Izzard and Sione Tonga duly obliged, laying on a third minute try to Cartwright before Izzard himself jinked and stepped his way over from short range soon after, while Pauli’s barnstorming effort gave his side a decisive 18-0 halftime lead. But Hills proved they are not defending champions for nothing, with captain Brandan Attwood registering his side’s first points in the 38th minute when he fell on a pin point grubber from Tigers SG Ball hooker Manaia Cherrington. As a Hills comeback loomed both sides upped the ante with some heavy if not slightly illegal hitting, thrilling the large crowd and putting the referees and officials on edge, though Hills coach Mark Horo was adamant his team did not lose their heads with the match on the line. But while the match was won up front, it was one of Blacktown’s little men who sealed the result. Fullback Dallin Watene-Zelezniak proved as hard to catch as his last name is to pronounce, sprinting 50 metres to score in the corner with just seven minutes left. Izzard’s sideline conversion, his fourth from as many attempts, put the match beyond doubt, and despite a late try from centre Fabian Goodall, Hills finished on the wrong end of the score line for the first time in two years. Patrician Brothers now face the winless Farrer Agricultural High School, where a win will confirm their progression through to the GIO Cup semi finals, while Hills coach Mark Horo indicated he would view the side’s final pool match against St Gregory’s of Campbelltown as a chance to begin planning for next season’s campaign. Patrician Brothers Blacktown 24 (B Cartwright, D Izzard, P Pauli, D Watene-Zelezniak tries; D Izzard 4 goals) def. Hills Sports High 10 (B Attwood, F Goodall tries; Z Clay goal) at St Mary’s Leagues Stadium |
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| Round 2 GIO Schoolboy Cup - Holy Cross v Illawarra SHS
scintillating first half display from Luke Brooks and Mitchell Moses has led Holy Cross College to a 48-16 victory over Illawarra Sports High in the GIO Schoolboys Cup. The combination between the half and fullback was evident in the opening 25 minutes with Holy Cross racing to a 30-0 lead at half time, with Brooks and Moses both ending the match with two tries each. Not to be outdone, hooker Bradley Deitz gave the combination an extra dimension out of dummy half, and the trio resembled the Cronk-Slater-Smith partnership which has been successful for so long in Melbourne. It was Deitz who opened the scoring for Holy Cross in just the 4th minute as he jumped out of acting half and powered his way across in the south-eastern corner of WIN Stadium. Just two minutes later and Brooks crabbed across field before finding his captain Moses who ran 30 metres down the touchline to score untouched. The combination of Moses and Brooks played a part in the four other tries in the first half, and coach Tim White says the pair are instrumental to the team’s chances of progressing further in the tournament. “It’s as good as any combination in an NRL team but the other thing is the other boys need to work around them so they’re part of it but only one piece in the puzzle,” said White. “We just have to keep playing hard and injuries prevailing we’ll be thereabouts again. “We still have to win one more game, we have mountains to climb and then we’ll see how we go. Luke Brooks, who was awarded man of the match honours, was being kept a close eye on in the grandstand with both Andrew Johns and Brad Fittler keen on-lookers. The Balmain junior says it was an honour being watched by two of his heroes growing up. “I looked up to them [Fittler and Johns] when I was younger so it was good to have them here watching,” said the halfback, who finished with 20 points for the match. On the topic of his combination with Mitchell Moses, Brooks says being able to go to school and play SG Ball for Balmain together has helped both their abilities on the park. “It’s good because we train together, go to school together so we’re practically with each other all the time so it creates a good combination out on the field. Whilst Holy Cross was impressive in the first half, they took their foot off the pedal after the break with Illawarra Sports High fullback Jackson Hastings leading a mini revival. He single handedly brought his school back within three converted tries before Holy Cross clicked into gear again to run away with the win. Tim White says the second half display leaves the team with more improvement ahead of their next group stage match against Westfields Sports High. “They just lacked a bit of concentration in critical times and that that happens because they’re boys, but they just have to maintain discipline and kick long and see what happens. “I was happy with the defence early, I wasn’t happy with the defence in the second half but I was happy with the spirit and enthusiasm of the boys and that’s the key factor of the win.” Holy Cross College 48 (Brooks 2, Moses 2, Moana 2, Camroux, Milone, Deitz tries; Brooks 6/9 goals) defeated Illawarra Sports High 16 (Hastings, Clune, Tom tries; Hastings 2/3 goals) |
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Matraville SHS have started 2012 champaign in this years Elite division of the ARL Schoolboys Cup defeating Hunter Sports High School 60 - nil Its a credit to the depth of players in the footy program ay Matto, as 4 Sydney Red players and five of their starting 13 unavailable for this round 1 clash of the 2012 ARL Schoolboys Cup, 2 of the Hunter players were in Melborne playing for the NSW U 16 n their great 30 - 16 win over the QLD boyz The ARL Schoolboys Cup is best and the toughest schoolboys competition in the world |
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 GIO SCHOOLBOYS CUP WALKER LEADS MATRAVILLE TO VICTORY Just 72 hours after debuting in South Sydney’s Toyota Cup victory over St George Illawarra, Dylan Walker has led Matraville Sports High to a 60-0 victory against Hunter Sports High at Townsend Oval in Newcastle on Wednesday. Scoring a try, having a hand in three others and kicking eight goals, Walker says it was important to lead by example following his first match at WIN Jubilee Oval on the weekend. “It was a great experience, I enjoyed it heaps and it was one of the greatest moments of my life [playing on Sunday],” said Walker. “I had to bring back what I learned up there and I learnt a lot up there actually. “I’ve been playing in this competition [GIO Schoolboys Cup] for the last three years so I did have a role to play as a mentor, the captain and the leader out there.” Matraville Sports High coach Scott Murray accepted post game that Walker is pivotal to his side’s chances of going one better than last year’s grand final defeat to Hills Sports High. “He’s [Walker] been in the squad for three years now and had his 20’s debut on the weekend so he’s an important part of the team,” said Murray. “He knows what’s required at this level and there’s a number of players who played SG Ball with Dylan so they’ve got combinations.” Matraville Sports High led 18 nil at half time on the back of tries from Smith, Tawamcala and Walker, but an avalanche of points in the second half followed with a tired Hunter Sports High team having to make plenty of tackles. The Newcastle based school was without young guns Sione Mata’utia and Tevita Pangai who were down in Melbourne as part of the NSW Under 16’s squad which is playing Queensland in a curtain raiser to the State of Origin. Matraville came up the day before the game on Wednesday, and coach Murray said it was to install in the players a sense of how important this competition is. “We came up yesterday - I wanted them to feel that this important so we stayed up here last night. “It was disappointing in the end what happened last year but this is a new team and they’ve been watching what has been going on for the last few years and they’ve aspired to play in the opens team. |
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| GIO SCHOOLBOYS CUP MOSES STARS AS HOLY CROSS RUNS RIOT Story By : Daniel Walsh He may be the nephew of Tigers legend Ben Elias, but Holy Cross five-eighth Mitchell Moses is fast making a name of his own after he scored a hat trick in his side’s 56-4 demolition of Erindale at Leichhardt Oval on Friday. The Tigers SG Ball star ran riot on his uncle’s old stomping ground, scoring three tries in 12 minutes and setting up another three as Holy Cross ran in 10 tries to kick off their 2012 GIO Schoolboys Cup campaign. Providing the perfect foil to Moses’ running game was halves partner and fellow Tigers teammate Luke Brooks, who directed the side with composure and grabbed two tries of his own, as coach Tim White revealed the pair had been terrorising opposition sides for years. “These two have pretty much grown up together, and know each other’s games backwards, but it’s actually their first game together in three years due to injuries. So it’s good to see these two clicking in attack, because we all know what they can do,” White said after the match. With two first half tries coming from chip and chases, Holy Cross seemingly had the ball on a string as they raced to a 40-0 halftime lead, and coach White agreed it was hard to fault with his side. “We’re pretty happy with this for a first game, especially with the discipline we had in that first half. It dropped off a bit in the second half, so that’s something we need to work on, but this is the first time we’ve had a full strength side and it’s definitely something to build a season on,” said White. Playing for pride after the break, Erindale’s forwards muscled up in defence and produced a much better second half display, and were duly rewarded when Raiders SG Ball prop Sonny Tupuola crashed over for a rare four-pointer in the 29th minute. However Holy Cross resumed usual proceedings soon after and cracked their half century through quick tries to prop Josh Siddle and fullback Chris Moana, the latter coming from a brilliant swerving run by the Tigers custodian to wrap up the match. Holy Cross now take their impressive form on the road to face Illawarra in Wollongong, while Erindale will welcome the chance to play at home against traditional powerhouse Westfields Sports High in their next pool match. HOLY CROSS 56 (M Moses 3, L Brooks 2, C Moana, N Milone, J Wheelhouse, J Siddle, B Deitz tries; M Woods 6, M Moses, L Brooks goals) def. ERINDALE 4 (S Tupuola try) at Leichhardt Oval, Leichhardt |
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| GIO SCHOOLBOYS CUP: HOLY CROSS TO HOST ERINDALE
Round One of the premier national schoolboy’s competition, the GIO Schoolboys Cup continues this Friday afternoon when Holy Cross Ryde play host to Erindale College at Leichhardt Oval. GIO Schoolboys Cup Holy Cross, who have featured in the last four Schoolboys Cup trophies will go into Friday’s clash as favourites boasting a team including no less than 10 players from the Balmain SG Ball squad including nephew of Ben Elias and current captain Mitchell Moses. The match will kick off at 3:45pm this Friday at Leichhardt Oval. HOLY CROSS RYDE: ERINDALE COLLEGE: Touch Judges: Kieren Irons, Matthew Rossleigh |
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| GIO SCHOOLBOYS CUP LAULU LEADS WESTFIELDS TO VICTORY A double from giant Westfields Sports High School prop Solomona Laulu was enough for the western Sydney school to claim a 12-10 victory over Illawarra Sports High in the GIO Schoolboys Cup at New Era Stadium in Cabramatta on Wednesday. GIO Schoolboys Cup The South Sydney Rabbitohs SG Ball Cup representative, who also earnt man of the match honours, scored his school’s opening try before the half-time break which cancelled out Illawarra’s first try in the sixth minute through winger Cheyne Pike. With Westfields holding a two point lead going into the break, both teams came out with an increased intensity and the game became more free flowing as first half errors were eradicated. Illawarra five-eighth Drew Hutchison tried his best to get his school back in front, kicking a 40/20 to open the second half but strong Westfields defence in the following set of six held their opponents out. With the match going from end to end the next try was going to be crucial and it came through Laulu who showed his strength to crash his way over eleven minutes from full-time. The prop forward showed great footwork before the line to go past three defenders and dive in next to the uprights, with Brendan Cox’s conversion giving Westfields what seemed to be an unassailable eight point lead with less than ten minutes to play. However, Dee-jay Harris hit back for Illawarra only a minute later through a crisp, 20metre long cut-out pass from five-eighth Drew Hutchison to cut the margin back to two points. Westfields thought they had hung on for the win when a kick through from Jake Davison of Illawarra Sports High was knocked on by Cheyne Pike as the siren sounded, but referee Jeff Hartup awarded a penalty to Illawarra for a player being tackled without the ball. Centre Dee-jay Harris elected to take the shot at goal from 40 metres out on the touchline to earn a draw for his school, but his attempt went agonisingly wide of the right upright, with Westfields hanging on to claim the opening win of the 2012 competition. Westfields will play Erindale in their next pool match, while Illawarra will meet Holy Cross as they look to earn their first victory of the competition. WESTFIELDS SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL 12 (Solomona Laulu 2 tries; Brendan Cox 2/2 goals) defeated ILLAWARRA SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL 10 (Cheyne Pike, Dee-jay Harris tries; Dee-jay Harris 1/3 goals). |
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| GIO SCHOOLBOYS TROPHY: HALLAM TOP OF VICTORIAN SCHOOLS
The final of the Victorian arm of the GIO Schoolboys Trophy took place on Wednesday May 23 at Cross Keys Oval in Essendon, where Hallam Senior College took on the Victorian University Secondary College. In cool conditions in the Victorian capital, Hallam started the match strongly and opening the scoring when Joseph Watene-Lauina ran 40 meters to score the opening try of the match. Hallam made it two in a row when Francis Tualau crossed after some good lead-up work by Pride Petterson-Robati. Victoria University hit back with a try to prop Henry Sang-Yum to make it 12 -4 close to the break, but a runaway try to Hallam right on half time gave the College a convincing 18 – 4 lead. Despite a tight and physical arm wrestle between the two teams in the second half, Victoria University wasn’t able to convert their opportunities into points, something that Hallam made them pay on as they ran out eventual 50 – 8 winners. Hallam Senior College 50 (Pride Petterson-Robati 3, Romia Matangaro 2, Francis Tualau 1, Joseph Watene-Lauina 1, Brandon Manase 1, Dillan Brittain 1 try. Petterson-Robati 5 goals, Kemu Valetini 2 goals) def Vic Uni Secondary College 8 (Henry Sang-Yum, Beau Collier tries). |
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Story & Photo's By : HILLS SHS PRINCES OF THE UNIVERSE The Hills SHS backed up from last year to again win the National ARL Schoolboys Cup at WIN Stadium on Friday afternoon in front of a large crowd with both schools sending busloads of supporters to help all the families and friends cheer their teams on. In what was a sensational game of schoolboys footy, Matto were quick to start scoring when Joe Uhi stormed thru some weak defence to score in the corner, then The Hills started to move the ball with skill and took the lead with 3 first half tries. The Hills held a 16 - 4 half time lead thank to tries to Jordan Horo, skipper, Doony Heather & Keiran Mossto win the Grand Final with too much speed, but it was close 20 - 22 was the final result. |
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 IT'S OFFICIAL - THE HILLS SHS ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD The Hills Sports High School had a tough game at SunCorp Stadium on Friday afternoon befitting the National Final, defeated Keebra Park SHS in the Grand Final of the Inaugral ARL SCHOOLBOYS CUP. Man of the Match and Peter Sterling Medalist Gerald McCallum scored 2 of The Hills 3 tries with super boot Jason Wehbe booting all 3 - |
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GRAND FINAL 
GRAND FINAL 
GRAND FINAL 
Sat 11 Sept @ CUA Stadium 
Friday 03 Sept @ SunCorp
Fri 20 AUG @ Liechhardt Oval 
Fri 20 AUG @ Liechhardt Oval 
Friday 13 Aug @ Toyota Stadium 
ENDEAVOUR 
MATRAVILLE 
ENDEAVOUR 
GRAND FINAL 
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