Round 1 Scores

[Pumba]

Under 20's is back this weekend! WOO

Friday (13th of March)

Broncos - 1. Dane Gagai 2. Lyndon Law 3. Joel Koina 4. Dale Copley 5. Tyson Brookes 6. Corey Norman 7. Todd Murphy 8. Tyson Andrews 9. Kurt Baptise 10. Dunamis Lui 11. Tariq Sims 12. Jacob Samoa 13. Guy Ford
Interchange: 14. Josh Coyle 15. David Hala 16. Rhys Matsen 17. James Ackerman
Cowboys - 1. Sam Bowie 2. Obe Geia 3. Moses Pangai 4. Steven Eliott 5. Mitchell Zornig 6. Ben Cronin 7. Ray Thompson 8. Ronnie Alovili 9. Michael Morgan 10. Dane Hogan 11. Troyden Watene 12. Jack Cooper 13. Tyson Martin Interchange: 14. Wayne Ulugia 15. Chris Faust 16. Shaun Maloney 17. Dylan Smith; Reserves: 18. James Segeyar

Storm - 1. Gareth Widdop 2. Josh Jerome 3. Sam Joe 4. Rob Rochow 5. Matt Duffie 6. Dane Chisholm 7. Luke Kelly (c) 8. Pulou Vaituutuu 9. James Woolford 10. Jesse Bromwich 11. Brendan Train 12. Fred Makimare 13. Billy Rogers
Interchange: 14. Jai Jones-Weigold 15. Blake Leary 16. Andrew Smith 17. Matt Croker; Reserves: 18. Pita Maile
Dragons - 1. Henry Raiwalui (c) 2. Kalifa Fai-Fai Loa 3. Dean Whare 4. Kane Linnett 5. Joe Vickory 6. Brock McGarity 7. Beau Henry 8. Wes Suckley 9. Cameron King 10. Ken Edwards 11. Jake Marketo 12. Brad Hudson 13. Clifford Morris
Interchange: 14. Thomas Hancock 15. Shannon Wakeman 16. Brock Dunn 17. Nathan Jones

Saturday (14th of March)

Warriors - 1. Kevin Locke 2. Thomas Ah Van 3. Rusty Bristow 4. Siuatonga Likiliki 5. Bill Tupou 6. Shaun Johnson 7. Jody Henry 8. Junior Afualo 9. Kurt Kara 10. Luke Laban 11. Michael Afioga 12. Sione Lousi 13. Elijah Taylor (c)
Interchange: 14. Gowan Duff 15. Elijah Niko 16. Daniel Palavi 17. Peter Mills; Reserves: 18. Jason Cook
Eels - 1. Domenic Nasso 2. Shaun Cox 3. Brad Graham 4. Taniela Lasalo 5. David Thomas 6. Albert Kelly 7. Daniel Mortimer 8. Kene Te Whata 9. Anthony Mitchell 10. Mitchel Johnson 11. Tim Auremi 12. Rulon Nutira 13. Jason Baitieri
Interchange: 14. Joel Latham 15. Ellis James 16. Royce Hura 17. Boyd Brown; Reserves: 18. Lachlan Gowland

Bulldogs -
Sea Eagles - 1. William Hopoate 2. Michael Oldfield 3. Matt Grieve 4. Blake Davey 5. John Grey 6. Kieran Foran 7. Daly Cherry-Evans 8. Ilija Radan 9. Brad Bennett 10. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves 11. Michael Tiopira 12. Darcy Lussick 13. Jamie Buhrer (c)
Interchange: 14. Scott Blanch 15. Todd Wilson 16. Lama Tasi 17. James Cunningham; Reserves: 18. Liam Higgins 19. David Sheehan 20. Chris Stolk 21. Travis Drought

 

[Pumba]

Saturday (14th of March)

Sharks -
Panthers - 1. Zoram Watene 2. Chris Aunese 3. Ioritana Tuau 4. Lachlan Mussing 5. Michael Fualalo 6. Wade Graham 7. Sam Jones 8. Sam McKendry 9. Joel Romelo 10. Tinirau Arona 11. Daniel Penese (c) 12. Jesse Sene-Lefao 13. Evrett Vaurasi
Interchange: 14. Luke Clydesdale 15. Andrew Pritchard 16. Mitchell Cahalane 17. Tim Glasby; Reserves: 18. Stiling Seijka

Sunday (15th of March)

Titans - 1. Jamie Dowling 2. Jy Hitchcox 3. Kevin Gordon 4. Lachlan Creighton 5. Philip Dumelow 6. Jordan Rankin 7. Cody Walker 8. Soisaia Vave 9. Kayne Lawton 10. Shaun Spring 11. Ben Ridge (c) 12. Scott McLennan 13. Steve Gillett
Interchange: 14. Chris Bloomfield 15. Kurt Foggo 16. Luke Page 17. Andrew Battese; Reserves: 18. Sebastian Davies 19. Matthew Hundy
Knights - 1. Peter Mata’utia 2. Kevin Naiqama 3. Byron Fruean 4. Simon Williams 5. Ryan Lamb 6. Johnathon Ford 7. Ryan Stig (c) 8. Josh Ailaomai 9. Ben Wyborn 10. Mitchell Garbutt 11. Zane Tetevano 12. Isaac Dargan 13. Con Mika
Interchange: 14. Chris Marlborough 15. Shaun Boss 16. Trent Hilton 17. George Morseau; Reserves: 18. Alex McMillian 19. Kevin Pease 20. Ethan Cook 21. Theeran Pearson

Roosters - 1. Luke Towers 2. Sandor Earl 3. Ray Tafokitau 4. Ryan Williamson 5. Grant Nelson 6. Ben Jones 7. Tim Condon 8. Isaac Maliota 9. Olireti Samuela 10. Andrew Clayton 11. Robert Williams 12. Dylan Sharp 13. Jerome Leolahi
Interchange: 14. Tom Pelo 15. Sam Brunton 16. Boyd Strickland 17. Matt Hands; Reserves: 18. Ben Murray
Rabbitohs - 1. Malcolm Webster 2. Kane Morgan 3. Junior Vaivai 4. Dylan Farrell 5. Cameron Pitman 6. Matt Mundine 7. Adam Reynolds 8. Jacob Nansen 9. John Joseph 10. Jake Shearer 11. Aaron Hammett 12. Brad Takairangi 13. Jason Clark (c)
Interchange: 14. Blake Judd 15. Brock Molan 16. Josh Starling 17. Sione Kaivelata; Reserves: 18. Jack Tulemau

Tigers - 1. Jake Mullaney 2. Monikura Tikinau 3. Junior Roqica 4. Jake Clarke 5. Bodie Clarke 6. Robert Lui 7. Darren Nicholls (c) 8. Brent Munro 9. Ellery Wilson 10. Chad Grant 11. Leivaha Pulu 12. Jason Schirnack 13. Matt Hyland
Interchange: 14. Chris Corby 15. Andrew Fifita 16. David Fifita 17. Rhys Curran
Raiders - 1. Josh Dugan 2. Grant Hetherington 3. Jarrod Croker 4. Daniel Vidot 5. Drury Low 6. Mick Picker (c) 7. Sam Williams 8. Diego Codyre 9. Travis Waddell 10. Todd Grace 11. Jarrad Kennedy 12. Mark Nicholls 13. Sam Mataroa
Interchange: 14. Matt McIlwrick 15. Mark Appleton 16. Todd Rheinberger 17. Mitch Kennedy; Reserves: 18. Steve Naughton

Thanks to Timmah for the banners

 

[2black2strong]

Any word on the first game?? Should be underway.

 

[Smiley]

26-24 Win to Melbourne

 

[Timmah]

Fulltime: Melbourne 26 def St George Illawarra 24

Halftime: North Queensland 22 Brisbane 16

 

[Pumba]

Friday (13th of March)
North QLD Cowboys (26)
Tries: Dane Hogan, Mitchell Zornig, James Segeyaro, Wayne Ulugia, Steven Eliott
Conversions: Ben Cronin (3/5)
DEFEATED
Brisbane Broncos (22)
Tries: Joel Koina, Dale Copley, Tariq Sims, David Hala
Conversions: Corey Norman (3/4)
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Melbourne Storm (26)
Tries: Sam Joe, James Woolford, Matt Duffie, Dane Chisolm, Josh Jerome
Conversions: Gareth Widdop (3/6)
DEFEATED
St George Illawarra Dragons (24)
Tries: Beau Henry (2), Joe Vickery, Brock McGarity, Kalifa Fai Fai Loa
Goals: Henry Raiwalui (0/1), Beau Henry (2/4)

 

[isaiah]

segeyaro is the first player to score a try for 2 different sides in the nyc

 

[roopy]

segeyaro is the first player to score a try for 2 different sides in the nyc

Fai Fai Loa would have beat him to it wouldn't he - that game being played earlier (Fai fai loa played SG Ball and about 10 games of NYC for the Knights last year and scored several tries).

 

[KeepingTheFaith]

Eels 28 Warriors 26

A brand new Warriors forward pack struggled for most of the match, but their more experienced backline was electric with Bristow, Ah Van, Locke, Johnson, Likiliki all making big inroads when the forwards were struggling to get out of their half.

Eels looked dominant in the forwards but defensively fragile out wide. Bristow and Ah Van treated their right hand defense like pre-schoolers. A bit more organisation in the halves also helped the Eels grind the Warriors pack down.

Poor discipline didn't help the Warriors, giving away far too many penalties.

 

[Hoggy]

How bad was Logan Swann on the sideline?

He is the Kiwi version of Tallis.

 

[Bulldogs_4_Life]

i found a good site that does live scores http://forums.bluenwhite.com.au/showthread.php?goto=newpost&t=1706doggies curently winning 14-4

 

[gong_eagle]

 

[Deetroy72]

How bad was Logan Swann on the sideline?

He is the Kiwi version of Tallis.

Tallis is much better....He was shocking - 2 words "Media Training" lol

Great start for Manly NYC against the doggies

 

[isaiah]

cronulla over penrith, interesting

 

[ozbash]

Parramatta centre Brad Graham scored a 79th minute try to give his side a dramatic 28-26 win over the Vodafone Junior Warriors in tonight’s NYC season opener at Mount Smart Stadium.
The home side raced to a 16-0 lead inside 15 minutes and led throughout the match – until Graham’s devastating strike.
That levelled the score at 26-26 with halfback Daniel Mortimer sliding through the close-range conversion for a victory the Parramatta players deservedly celebrated.
Earlier Vodafone Junior Warriors standoff Shaun Johnson had shown numerous touches of class, scoring two tries himself and producing a stunning chip kick which he collected expertly and then stepped and swerved past defenders before sending interchange forward Elijah Niko in for magnificent try.
That gave the Vodafone Junior Warriors a 20-10 lead and they were ahead 26-16 early in the second half but couldn’t withstand the Eels’ magnificent comeback.
Match details:
At Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland
Vodafone Junior Warriors 26 (Shaun Johnson 2, Siuatonga Likiliki, Thomas Ah Van, Elijah Niko tries; Kevin Locke 3 conversions).
Parramatta Eels 28 (Domenic Nasso 2, Albert Kelly, Mitchell Johnson, Brad Graham tries; Daniel Mortimer 4 conversions).
Halftime: 20-10 Vodafone Junior Warriors.

www.warriors.co.nz

 

[Iafeta]

Leon Williamson went well for Parramatta. Missing knock ons by them, finding ones that didn't exist on the Warriors, and then blowing the pea out of the whistle against the Warriors but jamming it where the sun don't shine when Parramatta were defending. There's a massive gap between Australia's worst ref and this bloke.

 

[Iafeta]

How good was Shaun Johnson for the Warriors? Cross between Soward and Marshall at a junior level. Unbelievable footwork, but I heard he was kinda disorganised but his kicking was pin point. The Warriors forwards didn't really get over the advantage line that well, but the outside backs and the halves were very very good and nearly got them home.

The Parramatta fullback is going to be a star also.

 

[ozbash]

How good was Shaun Johnson for the Warriors?

he was incredible really, very quick and showed a lot of sense.

 

[raiders fan forever]

Full Time
Goldcoast Titans 40-14 Newcastle Knights

 

[Bumble]

Souths 50-14 over the Roosters