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Balmain Ryde-Eastwood Tigers produced a perfect second half performance to defeat Cook Islands 24-8 in the Cup final of the International Nines tournament held at Cabramatta Sports Ground.
The Tigers led 10-8 at half-time after tries from Ryan Tandy and Mick Moran and went on with the job in the second half with a further four touchdowns.
In the semi-finals, Balmain beat Western Suburbs 12-6 after leading 4-0 at the break while the Cook Islands edged out Shellharbour 26-22 thanks to a try from Graeme Jeffries with just 40 seconds remaining in extra-time.
Fiji A proved too strong in the Trophy final, defeating Jim Beam Cup outfit Mounties 26-6. A late try from Dan Randall gave Windsor a 16-12 triumph against
PIRLA (Pacific Islands Rugby League Association) in the Plate final and the Newtown Jets had too much pace for a gallant Japan in the Bowl final, winning 36-4.
CUP
Final: Balmain Ryde-Eastwood d. Cook Islands 24-8.
Semi-finals: Balmain Ryde-Eastwood d. Western Suburbs 12-6 & Cook Islands d. Shellharbour 26-22.
TROPHY
Final: Fiji A d. Mounties 26-6.
Semi-finals: Mounties d. Cabramatta 20-16, Fiji A d. Australian Indigenous 28-12.
PLATE
Final: Windsor d. PIRLA 16-12.
Semi-finals: Windsor d. Campbelltown Eagles 20-16, PIRLA d. American Samoa 24-16.
BOWL
Final: Newtown d. Japan 36-4.
Semi-finals: Newtown d. NSW Tertiary 44-7 & Japan d. Portugal 20-6. - Read More, Here