NSWTL city v country

[the beavers]

The NSW Tertiary league will this year be playing a city V country game at Western Weekender stadium St Marys at 6pm july 21st. Eligibility for the sides is based on the club with which the player is registered not their birth place.
At 430pm A NSW tertiary student side (full time student from within the tertiatry league) will play against the touring Cambridge Uni side.
the squads for the games are as follows

city
NSW Tertiary City Squad:
Henry Albonezie (Cumberland Beavers)
Simon Anderson (Cumberland Beavers)
Andre Bradford (Sydney University)
Selwynn Bridger-Wharepapa (UTS Jets)
Daniel Cusack (Sydney University)
Eric De Gois (UTS Jets)
Marcel De Marigney (UTS Jets)
Eddie Fisher (RailCorp Apprentices)
Mitch Gaal (Cumberland Beavers)
Joel Hirst (RailCorp Apprentices)
Jack Hooligman (Sydney University)
Anthony Karam (UTS Jets)
Omar Kawaider (Cumberland Beavers)
Kevin Levi (UTS Jets)
Kieren Lorraine (Cumberland Beavers)
Grant Maher (UTS Jets)
David Mansour (Cumberland Beavers)
Darren Martin (Cumberland Beavers)
Joe Naddaf (Cumberland Beavers)
Matt Pollack (Cumberland Beavers)
Jonathon Pritchard (UTS Jets)
Mick Roach (Cumberland Beavers)
Scott Whitfield (UTS Jets)
* Squad is in alphabetical order
Coach: Jamie Pappas (UTS Jets)
Managers: Steve Nemeth (RailCorp Apprentices) / Kieren Lorraine (Cumberland Beavers)

country
NSW Tertiary Country Squad:
Fred Allen (Norwest Polecats)
Jacob Brightwed (Macarthur Magpies)
Leo Clarke (West Sydney Blues)
Dennis Everard (Norwest Polecats)
Kieren French (CSU Bathurst champions)
Mitch Gardiner (Norwest Polecats)
Nick Hyde (West Sydney Blues)
Mark Irwin (Newcastle Seahorses)
Luke McDonald (Norwest Polecats)
Pete McDonald (CSU Bathurst champions)
Shem Purdy (CSU Bathurst champions)
Sione Seuati (West Sydney Blues)
Todd Seydler (West Sydney Blues)
Nick Sharah (CSU Bathurst champions)
Michael Taddich (Norwest Polecats)
Sam Thompson (CSU Bathurst champions)
Neil Warren (CSU Bathurst champions)
Scott Walbancke (Norwest Polecats)
Garry Windass (Norwest Polecats)
Lee Young (West Sydney Blues)

* Squad is in alphabetical order

Coach: Mick Connolly (West Sydney Blues)
Manager: Bill Duncan (West Sydney Blues)
Trainer: Adam Durant (Norwest Polecats) / Darren Hardman (Norwest Polecats)

NSW Tertiary XIII Selection:
Lachlan Blaikie (CSU Bathurst champions)
Michael Burke (Macarthur Magpies)
Mitchell Burke (Macarthur Magpies)
Warren Caine (Macarthur Magpies)
Tony Campbell (Newcastle Seahorses)
Ben Carter (Norwest Polecats)
Simon Case (CSU Bathurst champions)
Daniel Danford (UTS Jets)
Malik Helweh (RailCorp Apprentices)
Ben Keary (Norwest Polecats)
Peter Keyham (Cumberland Beavers)
Brendan Lee (Sydney University)
Shane Lock (Macarthur Magpies)
Danie Maher (West Sydney Blues)
Ron Penna (UTS Jets)
Brett Phillips (Newcastle Seahorses)
Paul Salamakis (Sydney University)
Andrew Saleh (Cumberland Beavers)
David Shute (UTS Jets)
Jeremy Smith (CSU Bathurst champions)
Stephen Stanford (RailCorp Apprentices)
Bruce Tumiana (West Sydney Blues)
Murat Yildrim (Sydney University

It is hoped the city V country game will become an annual event and next year will be played in a regional venue

 

[Zigwaa]

Good stuff. I used to play for the Newcastle Uni Seahorses and got a start for the tour of New Caledonia in 2002.

Top comp and representative selections is a great incentive to play in the comp.

 

[the beavers]

Some members of my team went to new caledonia. This year that team will be heading to Serbia.
Newcastle are going well 1 team in 2nd grade but should have 2 next year. they are bilding nicely.
www.tertiaryleague.com.au

 

[rambo1]

Jamie Pappas was appointed SG Ball coach at Norths last season but left after one game after falling out with officials.

 

[the beavers]

he seems to be doing a fair job at uts and is the city coach.
apparently heading to france for next season

 

[the beavers]

The Tertiary league city V country was played on Mon 21st July at western weekender
the game was of excellent standard with all players putting in excellent efforts for their respective sides.
this was the first year the event was held and as it was viewed as an excellent success by the league it is hoped the format will continue as an annual event. The current plans are to take the game to regional venues next year to promote tertiary rugby league in areas such as the central coast and south coast.

In an extremely tight and exciting game the lead changed several times before City held on a last minute onslought to win 22-20