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globalrugbyleague - Fri, 03 Aug 2007 14:18:00 GMTKIAMA HIGH SCHOOL V HUNTER SPORTS HIGH
EnergyAustralia Stadium
Friday August 3rd 4:00pm
Referee: Gavin West
GRL Tip: Hunter Sports High
Hunter Sports High will be hoping that some home turf and a vocal crowd will help them get the better of Kiama High this weekend in the Arrive Alive Cup.
Victors in the University Shield Competition in 2006, coach Paul Davies will be hoping to see some points come the way of Australian schoolboy rep and Hunter winger Jeremy Papamau.
Meanwhile Kiama won’t be short on talent themselves either and will be brimming with confidence with a unit that contains St George Illawarra junior representative players.
Last weekend St Dominics College Penrith got the better of Illawarra Sports High 16-10.
The result was even more surprising granted that Dominics had a player sent off the field in the first half.
Illawarra would’ve been kicking themselves for blowing a three-on-one opportunity
late in the game. That’s life.
KIAMA SPORTS HIGH: 1.Michael Maslanka, 2.David Todd, 3.Hayden Bombaci, 4.Mitch Ellis, 5.David Catieral, 6.Ryan Cox, 7.John Constable, 8.Matt Bond, 9.Tim Moore, 10.Alex Bitterlin, 11.Andrew Poppett, 12.David Matterson, 13.Tariq Sims Interchange: 14.Simon Maslanka, 15.Vincent Chetcuti, 16.Jarrod Tierney, 17.Korbin Sims Coach: Peter Quine.
HUNTER SPORTS HIGH: 1.Beau Ryan, 2.Jeremy Papamau, 3.Wintson Wilson, 4.Peter Mata’utia, 5.Mark Bowen, 6.Blake Birch, 7.Luke Hopper, 8.Jacob Davis, 9.Chris Marlborough, 10.Jake Fin, 11.Jye Bayley, 12.Kruize Wilson, 13.Solomone Foster Interchange: 14.Jacob Simmonette, 15.Ethan Cook, 16.Adrian Davis, 17.James Sandbach. Coach; Paul Davies - Read More, Here
EnergyAustralia Stadium
Friday August 3rd 4:00pm
Referee: Gavin West
GRL Tip: Hunter Sports High
Hunter Sports High will be hoping that some home turf and a vocal crowd will help them get the better of Kiama High this weekend in the Arrive Alive Cup.
Victors in the University Shield Competition in 2006, coach Paul Davies will be hoping to see some points come the way of Australian schoolboy rep and Hunter winger Jeremy Papamau.
Meanwhile Kiama won’t be short on talent themselves either and will be brimming with confidence with a unit that contains St George Illawarra junior representative players.
Last weekend St Dominics College Penrith got the better of Illawarra Sports High 16-10.
The result was even more surprising granted that Dominics had a player sent off the field in the first half.
Illawarra would’ve been kicking themselves for blowing a three-on-one opportunity
late in the game. That’s life.
KIAMA SPORTS HIGH: 1.Michael Maslanka, 2.David Todd, 3.Hayden Bombaci, 4.Mitch Ellis, 5.David Catieral, 6.Ryan Cox, 7.John Constable, 8.Matt Bond, 9.Tim Moore, 10.Alex Bitterlin, 11.Andrew Poppett, 12.David Matterson, 13.Tariq Sims Interchange: 14.Simon Maslanka, 15.Vincent Chetcuti, 16.Jarrod Tierney, 17.Korbin Sims Coach: Peter Quine.
HUNTER SPORTS HIGH: 1.Beau Ryan, 2.Jeremy Papamau, 3.Wintson Wilson, 4.Peter Mata’utia, 5.Mark Bowen, 6.Blake Birch, 7.Luke Hopper, 8.Jacob Davis, 9.Chris Marlborough, 10.Jake Fin, 11.Jye Bayley, 12.Kruize Wilson, 13.Solomone Foster Interchange: 14.Jacob Simmonette, 15.Ethan Cook, 16.Adrian Davis, 17.James Sandbach. Coach; Paul Davies - Read More, Here