NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Rugby League

NSW CCC Launch 30 years of history in new book

NSWCCC CELEBRATE
36 YEARS of
NSW CCC RUGBY LEAGUE

2015
AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOY CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
NSWCHS v NSWCCC

mONDAY 22 ND mAY 2017

2017 NSW CCC OPENS RUGBY LEAGUE TEAMTEAM LISTS
Story & Photo's By : Steve Montgomery /
Once again the NSW CCC have organised another highly successful and well run Schoolboys Rugby League State Trials at St. Marys last week, the NSW CCC will soon announce this years Under 15 & Under 18 teams to play in the Australian Schoolboy Championships in July.

But in the meantime, here's a sneaky peak............

Teams are listed below

2017 NSWCCC OPENS RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM		X	2017 NSWCCC u 15'S RUGBY LEAGUE TEAM
PLAYER	SCHOOL		PLAYER	SCHOOL
Josh Brambal	St. Dominic's Penrith
Max Dury	Holy Cross, Ryde
Tom Caughlan	De la Salle, Cronulla
Stephen Crichton	Patrician Brothers, Blacktown
Campbell Graham	Marcillin College, Randwich
Brad Gaut	Patrician Brothers, Blacktown
Aiden Kennedy	St. John's College, Woodlawn
Nene Warren	Christian Brothers
Spencer Leniu	Patrician Brothers, Blacktown
Sam McCann	Carroll College
Johnathan Mitsias	Marcillin College, Randwich
Ethan O'Neill
Ethan Perry
James Roumanos	De la Salle, Cronulla
Jaeman Salmon	De la Salle, Cronulla
Ben Stevanovic	Holy Cross, Ryde
Matt Stimson	St. Gregory College, Campbelltown
Rocky Togatuki	Patrician Brothers, Blacktown
Bennett Wheelhouse	Holy Cross, Ryde
Curtis Wilson	Holy Cross, Ryde

HEAD COACH
Chris O'Connell
Ass COACH
John McKnight
Manager
Andrew Morton
Physio
Michael Fisher

Monday 23 rd May 2016

NSW COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLLEGES ANNOUNCE 2016 REP TEAMS
After another highly successful and well run State Trials at St. Marys last week, the NSW CCC have announced this years Under 15 & Under 18 teams to play in the Australian Schoolboy Championships in a few weeks.

Teams are listed below

2016 NSWCCC UNDER 15's			2016 NSWCCC UNDER 18s
PLAYER	SCHOOL	x	PLAYER	SCHOOL
Bradman Best	St Edwards College, Gosford		Blayke Brailey	Aquinas Catholic College Menai
Mitchell Black	St Clares High School, Taree		William Burns	McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains
Max Feagai	St Francis De Sales Regional College, Leeton		Josh Curran	Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Matt Feagai	St Francis De Sales Regional College, Leeton		Kurtis Dark	St Francis Xavier College Hamilton
Tyler Field	Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown		Kyle Flanagan	De La Salle Catholic College Cronulla
Filimaua Filimaua-Tau	Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown		Campbell Graham	Marcellin College Randwick
Maverick Geyer	St Dominics College, Kingswood		Stefano Hala	Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Bailey Hamlin	St Dominics College, Kingswood		Brodie Jones	All Saints College St Mary's Campus Maitland
Bailey Hayward	Christian Brothers, Lewisham		Lachlan Lam	Marcellin College Randwick
Braiden Magele	Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown		Nicholas Mougios	Marcellin College Randwick
Tommy Okladnikov	St Columba's Catholic College, Springwood		Sean O'Sullivan	Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Chris Patolo	All Saints Catholic College, Liverpool		William Papaliitele	Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Cooper Periera	Patrician Brothers College, Blacktown		Ethan Parry	St Gregory's College Campbelltown
Josh Riszk	Holy Cross College, Ryde		Luke Polselli	St Paul's Catholic College Manly
Damon Smith	De La Sale Catholic College, Caringbah		Samuel Radovu	Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Daniel Sykes	Holy Cross College, Ryde		Tristan Sailor	Edmund Rice College Wollongong
Immanuel Tagaloamatua	St Dominics College, Kingswood		Jaeman Salmon	De La Salle Catholic College Cronulla
Thomas Giles	Marcellin College, Randwick		Tom Starling	St Francis Xavier College Hamilton
Keegan Turner	St Edwards College, Gosford		James Tautuiolefua	Mt Carmel Catholic College Varroville
Harry Witfield	All Saints College St Josephs Campus, Lochinvar		Michael Tupou	Patrician Brothers College Blacktown

Coach			Coach
David McKinnion	St Dominics College, Kingswood
Assistant Coach			Assistant Coach
Damien Quinn	St Joseph's College, Tweed Heads
Manager			Manager
Peter Hunt	Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga
Trainer			Trainer
Duncan Black	MacKilliop Catholic College, Warnervale

All Saints Maitland into 2013 nswccc cup v patrician Bros (Photo : steve monty / OurFootyMedia)

ALL SAINTS MAITLAND INTO NSWCCC CUP GRAND FINAL
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All Saints College Maitland have followed up on their success last week winning the GIO Schoolboy Trophy and have gone on defeating St. Gregorys Campbelltown at St Marys Stadium, All Saints now play Patrician Brothers next Wed at St. Marys Stadium in the NSWCCC Cup Grand Final.

Wednesday 28 th August 2013

All Saints College win gio schoolboy trophy (Photo : steve monty / OurFootyMedia)

ALL SAINTS COLLEGE MAITLAND MAKE IT 2 IN A ROW
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All Saints Catholic College Maitland have successfully defended their gio Schoolboy Trophy Title at Leichhardt Oval today in an exciting game of schoolboys rugby league defeating Eaglevale HS in the dieing seconds of the game with a brilliant field goal by Brock Lamb to give his side a 35 - 34 victory.

Tuesday 27 th August 2013

PATTIES 1st TEAM INTO CCC CUP GRAND FINAL NSWCCC cup semi-final Patrician Brothers Blacktown 18-12 Marcellin College Randwick. PBB now play the winner of St Gregs v All Saints Maitland

Saturday 24 th August 2013

ST JOHN'S COLLEGE	38 - 0	CORPUS CHRISTI
TRIES : Baden Searle 2, Charlie Bible 2, Ashley Dunlop, Paddy Haycock, Bill Cornish GOALS : Matt Burton 5	38 - 0	TRIES : GOALS :

ST JOHN'S SET UP SEMI-FINAL CLASH WITH DE LA SALLE
Story By : Dubbo's Daily LIBERAL
St John's College is into the final four of the statewide Combined Catholic Colleges schoolboys under-14s knockout competition following a 38-0 victory over Corpus Christi Oak Flats from Illawarra on Thursday.

The Dubbo school scored seven tries in the victory, which has seen them set up a tough semi-final clash with De La Salle Carringbah next week in Bathurst.

St John's coach Justin McCarney was very impressed with his teams defence, with Group 11 representatives Jack Quinn, Kane McDermott, Charlie Bible, Baden Searle, Joden Wilson, Ashley Dunlop and Jack Davis were very strong for the Dubbo side.

Although St John's scored three tries in the first half and four tries in the second, Corpus Christi were very willing in defence and forced the locals into having to really work for their tries.

A number of unforced errors by St John's in the early tackles will have to be addressed before they take on the top Sydney side.

To reach the state semi-final St John's have beaten Red Bend College (Forbes), St Stanislaus College (Bathurst), James Sheahan (Orange), Kildare (Wagga) and Corpus Christi.

ST JOHN'S COLLEGE 38 (Baden Searle 2, Charlie Bible 2, Ashley Dunlop, Paddy Haycock, Bill Cornish tries; Matt Burton 5 goals) defeated CORPUS? CHRISTI 0

Wednesday 14 th August 2013

WRAPPED UP: Woodlawn College's Nick Meaney is tackled by an opponent during his side's Combined Catholic Colleges Cup match. (Photo : Stuart Turner)

Anthony Coleman smashes through St. Greg's defence to score a nice try

Kelly Sironen runs the ball straight

WOODLAWN CUT DOWN IN CLASH
Story & Photo By : Mitchell Craig Northern STAR

AN OBSTRUCTION penalty denied Woodlawn fullback Jay Meaney the match-winning try in a 24-20 loss against St Gregory's College Campbelltown in the Combined Catholic Colleges Cup in Lismore.

Woodlawn looked set to make it to the quarter-finals of the state-wide competition until the Meaney try was disallowed.

Scores were locked 20-all at fulltime sending the game into extra-time.

There were five-minute halves with the winner decided by first try scorer in extra time. It almost went the full 10 minutes before Campbelltown winger Chris Debrincat scored the match-winner after some brilliant footwork out wide.

"We've been training since the first term and we really thought we could have got away with a win today," coach Simon Andrews said.

"Some decisions didn't go our way but it probably was an obstruction at the end there.

"This is one of the best teams I've been associated with and one of the best games I've ever seen out here.

"We couldn't have done anything more and we'll look to win the second-tier plate division now.

"Half the team are in year 10 so its looking pretty good for the future."

Halfback Jacob Follent controlled the game with his kicking and Anthony Colman was outstanding and best on the field at second row.

Centre Sam Elliot, hooker Zac Beecher, lock Kyle Kennedy and Meaney were the try-scorers for Woodlawn.

Andrews also made special mention of five-eighth Nick Meaney, centre Max Elliot and prop Hamish Cannon.

The 2012 Australian Schoolboys (Photo : OurFootyMedia)

NSWCCC Coach Mr. Tim White with his 10 NSWCCC 2012 Australian Schoolboys (Photo : OurFootyMedia)

CCC DOMINATE 2012 AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS
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NSW CCC Dominate this years Australian Schoolboy team with 10 players selected after a week of Championship footy at Port MacQuarie.

2012 Finalists NSW CHS had 4 players selected, Queensland had the 2 Keebra boyz and the ACT has another schoolboy to follow in Hayden Hodge's footsteps.

The boyz get it on with the mighty England Academy side in 2 test matches in August.

Newly capped Schoolboy Chris Smith was a member of the AIS team that defeated the England Academy in December last year, so the can be beaten by a good footy side.

2012 AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS

2012 Australian Schoolboy Champions - NSW CCC (Photo : Our footyMedia)

NSWCCC ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS 'AGAIN'
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The NSW Combined Catholic Colleges are again the ASSRL Champions in 2012 after defeating NSWCHS in the Schoolboys Championships at Port MacQuarie on Friday.

NSWCCC Coach Mr. Tim White said " it was our defence that won it for us, not attack "

The NSWCCC were rewarded with 10 players selected in this years Australian Schoolboys team to play the mighty England Academy.