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NOVEMBER 2006 -
JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE NEWS ARCHIVE |
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| Friday 15 th December 2006 |
 TITANS EYE ROGERS SIGNING AFTER CHRISTMAS 14/12 The Gold Coast Titans will wait until after Christmas to start negotiations with Mat Rogers' if, as expected, he is released from his Australian Rugby Union contract.. Learn More |
| AUSSIE SCHOOLBOYS BRUSH BARLA ASIDE EXCLUSIVE : 01/12 Two Queensland Schoolboys that that play great team rugby League in every squad that they are involved in are now internationally tipped as 'stars of the future', claimed a hat trick this evening as the Australian Schoolboys to a 58-12 victory over BARLA Under 18s .. Learn More |
AIS AUSSIES CLEENSWEEP EUROPEAN TOUR TO WIN 4/4
OFFICIAL MATCH REPORT : BFL/OF Media - 02/12 In very blustery conditions at the South Leeds Stadium, The Australian Institute of Sport backed a committed opening half of defence with some razor sharp second half attacking plays to defeat the England Academy Under 17's.... Learn More |
 AUSSIE SCHOOLBOYS PUT ON TWO TRIES WITH 'BILLY' IN THE BIN
05/12 The Australian Schoolboys maintained their unbeaten run following this eight try victory over a spirited and resilient Great Britain Community Lions side in a biting blustery and ice cold win at Doncaster RUFC.
The Schoolboys were made to work hard especially in the second half playing into the wind and only leading by 10 points at the break and a player down following the sin binning of Will Matthews.. Learn More |
Brilliant Aussies spoil Luke's GB debut 07/12 DRIGHLINGTON'S Luke Pennington came up against Australian opposition for the first time when he made his debut for the BARLA Great Britain under-18s last week. Pennington, who has been playing in Drig's first team this year in the Pennine Premier Division after a spell with Hunslet Hawks' Academy, started in the second row, wearing the number 11 shirt, as the British team took on an Australian Schoolboys side.
But despite a battling effort he was to finish disappointed as the tourists won 58-12 in a game played at Whitehaven.. Learn More |
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| Monday 27 th November 2006 |
 AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS Vs WALES U 19's 26/11 The Wales under-19s rugby league side face their toughest test of the year on Sunday when they face the highly rated Australian Schoolboys side at Blackwood RFC (kick-off 2.30pm). For the Australians, this is their first outing in a gruelling seven-match tour of Europe and will be determined to start their campaign with a win.. Learn More |
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| Saturday 18 th November '06 |
 AIS / ARL RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM DEFEAT FRANCE UNDER 18's 16/11 The AIS /ARL Rugby League team opened their tour of France and England with a resounding win over the French under 18 team by 36 to 8 at Mazamet in the south of France today.
 Rockhampton flyer Sam Joe who is heading to the Melbourne Storm next year scored two tries in a Aussie blitz of speed and skill to set up a half time lead of 18 to 6.
Joe who only moved to Rockhampton two years ago from Moa Island in Torres Strait proved he was a player of the future out playing the French in the first half.
Head Coach Brian Johnson praised the efforts of the French at the post match reception indicating that the efforts to build French Rugby League were showing signs of great progress.
The match was the first of a four game tour France and Great Britain for the AIS / ARL team who comprise of talented 17 and 18 year old players from around Australia.. Learn More ( ARL DEVELOPMENT MEDIA RELEASE) |
 KANGAROOS DROP IN FOR FUN 17/11 KRUGER State School recently won the statewide ARL Development Cup and the students were very keen to show off their trophy when the Australian Rugby League team visited yesterday. The Kangaroos were warmly welcomed as they entered the school through a tunnel of chanting students. . Learn More |
 KANGAROOS DROP IN FOR FUN 17/11 KRUGER State School recently won the statewide ARL Development Cup and the students were very keen to show off their trophy when the Australian Rugby League team visited yesterday. |
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| Friday 17 th November 2006 |
 MR. ROGERS HEADS ABROAD 13/11 GYMPIE Rugby League product Billy Rogers has just started the football trip of a life time..Learn More |
 MORGAN MIXES UP MURRIS 15/11 COACH Lionel Morgan has made just two changes to the Queensland Indigenous Under 16s, set to feature in the curtain-raiser to Saturday night's Test at Suncorp Stadium.
After defeating the New South Wales Indigenous Under 16s 38-22 in May, the Queenslanders went down 36-14 against the Blues a fortnight ago. Lean More |
| The feat will mark the first time both carnivals have been held in Queensland in the same year, extending what has been a golden run for the code north of the border .. Learn More |
 KINCUMBER PUBLIC SCHOOL 08/11 JOINS the OFT Family for 2007. Kincumber PS are a good show for the WESTMONT SHIELD Next year. ( Thanks Mr. Morris ) |
 HOLY CROSS COLLEGE RYDE JOINS OFT FAMILY 27/10 HOLY CROSS COLLEGE RYDE is another seeded school that has joined the OFT family. Thanks Mr. White |
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 WAVELL HOST MACKAY TOURISTS ! 06/11 Tuesday the 24th of October saw Wavell State High host Mackay State Highs 13, 14 and 15 years teams in an inaugural clash between the two schools. Spectators and parents, witnessed very physical encounters.. Learn More |
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| Friday 10 Nov '06 |
 MURRIS BEATEN IN SERIES OPENER 07/11 THE NSW Under-16 Kooris scored a convincing 36-14 win against their Queensland Murri counterparts on Saturday night at Aussie Stadium, in the first of a three-match Indigenous series to be played prior to the remaining Tri Nations fixtures in Sydney and Brisbane.. Learn More |
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| MONDAY 6 TH nOVEMBER 2006 |
 FLOODS OF TRIES IN THE RAIN 03/11
Cockermouth U8s 8 tries Penrith U8s 5 DESPITE torrential rain, this was a fast game. Kieran Wilson burst through the Penrith defence to start the scoring with good support from Ryan Gorley and Kieran Ling.. Learn More |
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| Wednesday 2 nd November '06 |
 NO ELIGIBILITY DRAMA'S FOR JONES 02/11
HIS FLAMING red hair, fair skin and freckles might raise a few eyebrows, but there are no eligibility dramas over Queensland Indigenous Under 16 captain Ben Jones, set to feature in the main curtain-raiser to Saturday’s Australia v Great Britain Test. Includes full QLD Indigenous Under 16 squad.. Learn More |
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| 31/10 |
 JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYED AT SHARK PARK 30/10 NORTH Sydney Bears and Balmain Junior Rugby League development squads played end of season games at Sharks Park on Sunday afternoon. The rep games included Harrold Mathews and Under 17's. The was plenty of action as these guys took advantage to show thier skills once more ! (Source : ourfooty media) |
CRONULLA JUNIOR LEAGUE TAKE MAJOR NEW DIRECTION 30/10 ON a magnificent Cronulla Sunday afternoon, the elite of the junior Rugby League talent in the Sutherland Shire and their families gathered in the gardens at Sharkies to talk about the future. Cronulla Juniors  President Mr. Wayne Madden addressed the future Sharks players and congratulated all the boys on making it into the 3 representitive teams.
- New Cronulla Coach Ricky Stuart spoke to the boys about the club being a whole club, from the Under 14's up through to 1st grade in the NRL. " We have to be a footy club, not just a NRL team, you juniors will be training with us, as a club" Ricky told the boys. This is exciting for the future our Sutherland JRL, "the goal is of course to develop local junior kids to play for the Sharks in the next few years" President Wayne Madden told the Hundred or so families enjoying the sun and some new friends & a free snag. Go the Sharks was heard a few times. (Source : ourfooty media) |
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| PARRAMATTA JUNIOR LEAGUE BAN ALCOHOL FROM GAMES - 01/11/06 |
 THE Board of Management of the Parramatta Junior Rugby League has decided to ban alcohol from all Junior League games from Under 6 years to "A" Grade, commencing in 2007.
In 1999 the Junior League placed a ban on the consumption of alcohol at all Under 6 to Under 17 matches.
Junior League Executive Officer Terry Rose said the decision was made after a great deal of consultation.
"The benefits of alcohol at sporting grounds are somewhat precarious and profit margins from sales have diminished considerably in recent years," Mr Rose said.
"The alcohol affected spectator is a blight on the game and they need to be removed in order for us to continue our charter of supplying a safe haven for our players and the Rugby League community," Mr Rose added.
Parramatta Eels Chief Executive Denis Fitzgerald supports the decision of the Junior League.
"This is a good move and one made in the best interests of all concerned. The vast majority of supporters and parents want to have a good time without their enjoyment of watching Rugby League being spoilt by an irresponsible few," Mr Fitzgerald said. |
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