St Marys-Penrith Cougars win VB Sevens

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St Marys-Penrith Cougars win VB Sevens

Written by: League Correspondent

13/02/2005

http://www.leagueunlimited.com/article/articletemp.asp?num=7215

St Marys-Penrith Cougars won the VB Sevens today at St Marys. Results were:

Pool 1:

Cougars beat Doonside 38-10,
Cougars beat Sydney Bulls 22-10,
Doonside beat Bulls 28-18.

Pool 2:

Wests beat Newtown 36-12,
Wests beat St Marys 32-12,
St Marys beat Newtown 18-16.

Pool 3:

NZ Residents beat Fiji A 22-12,
NZ Residents beat American Samoa 24-8,
Fiji A beat American Samoa 18-16.

Pool 4:

Cook Islands beat Malta 18-14,
NZ Maori beat Malta 34-4,
Maori beat Cook Islands 18-14.

Semis:

Bowl:

Bulls beat Newtown 26-0,
Samoa beat Malta 32-16.

Plate:

Doonside beat St Marys 20-8,
Cook Islands beat Fiji 18-16.

Cup:

Cougars beat Wests 18-16,
NZ Residents beat Maori 28-6.

Finals:

Cup:

Cougars beat NZ Residents 22-8.

Plate:

Doonside beat Cook Islands 20-10.

Bowl:

Bulls beat Samoa 28-16.



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[mightypanther]

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Well done Cougars.

Things are looking bright for the future of Penrith.

There is some great talent in our Premier League side,
as well as the sides below that.

We are lucky to have such a vast and talented pool of
young players in the Penrith district.



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[Panthers_Gurl]

 

[*Sandy*]

I love that winning feeling. \\/

 

[SP]

anyone know how aiton went?

 

[Tupac Shakur]

Great news, good work Cougars.

 

[Tupac Shakur]

anyone know how aiton went?

Read the bold print in this article.

GORDON OUTSTANDING FOR COUGARS IN VB SEVENS WIN


Feb 14 - Queenslander Michael Gordon - playing in his first match for the St Marys-Penrith - was the outstanding player for the Cougars in Saturday's VB Shield competition.

He scored seven tries in helping the Cougars win the tournament.

"Had there been an award for player of the tournament, Gordon would have won it - he's so quick," team manager John Killen said today.

Paul Aiton wasn't far behind Gordon, scoring five tries.

John also singled out David McLean, Peter Wallace and Damien Blanch for their performances.

"It was an excellent team effort," Head Coach John Lang said this morning. "There wasn't a disappointing performance among them."

There were two late changes to the side - Grant Purdon and Matthew Cross were replaced by Scott Russell and Junior Moors.