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Round 6 12-13 MAY 2018

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Last weekend saw several results with unexpected score lines. Wyong proving too strong for The Entrance, Toukley giving Kincumber a football lesson. Woy Woy getting the better of Erina and Ourimbah upsetting last year’s premiers Terrigal. Local results seem to be mirroring the NRL.Round 6, this weekend should once again prove most interesting.Last weekend our Representative sides travelled to Macksville where our Ladies League Tag side prevailed against North Coast by 18 points to 6 but our Under 23’s went down 24 points to 22 in a see sawing match, with little luck running our way. Best of Luck to all Clubs this weekend.

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PreSiDent’S MeSSAge roUnD 5 reSULtS2018 First Grade CompetitionOurimbah 18 defeated Terrigal 14Toukley 34 defeated Kincumber 0Woy Woy 24 defeated Erina 4Wyong 36 defeated The Entrance 6Berkeley Vale Bye 2018 Reserve Grade CompetitionNorthern Lakes 16 defeated Berkeley Vale 12Terrigal 34 defeated Ourimbah 18Kincumber 26 defeated Toukley 0Erina 24 defeated Woy Woy 10Wyong 12 drew with The Entrance 12 2018 Open Age CompetitionGosford Kariong 26 defeated Northern Lakes 22St Edwards 32 defeated Terrigal 0Erina 20 defeated Woy Woy 12Wyong 32 defeated The Entrance 30Toukley Bye 2018 Under 19’s CompetitionTerrigal 34 defeated Ourimbah 16Erina 48 defeated Woy Woy 22Wyong 30 defeated The Entrance 0Kincumber 28 defeated Toukley 6Berkeley Vale Bye 2018 White Lady Funerals Ladies League TagTerrigal 60 defeated Ourimbah 0Erina 20 defeated Woy Woy 0The Entrance 12 defeated Wyong 0Northern Lakes 14 defeated Berkeley Vale 4Toukley 18 defeated Kincumber 4

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4. Alex Pohla Ourimbah

5. Tom Murphy Kincumber

6. Scott Gowans Woy Woy

7. Alex Langbridge Wyong

8. Tom Reid Woy Woy

9. Matt Killick The Entrance

10. Kallin Adams Toukley

11. Jakob Giles Toukley

12. James Croot Ourimbah

13. Mark Byrne Erina

neXt WeeK - roUnD 7Sunday 20th May 2018

Woy Woy v Toukley

Woy Woy Oval @ 2.30pm

The Entrance v ErinaEdsacc Oval @ 2.30pm

Kincumber v Wyong

MacKillop Oval @ 2.30pm

Berkeley Vale v OurimbahBerkeley Vale Oval @ 2.30pm

Terrigal v Northern Lakes - Duffys Road

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First Grade Competition Wyong 5 5 0 0 0 166 40 126 10The Entrance 5 4 1 0 0 132 90 42 8Ourimbah 5 3 2 0 0 138 110 28 6Toukley 5 2 2 0 1 76 48 28 6Kincumber 5 2 2 0 1 86 102 -16 6Woy Woy 5 1 3 0 1 70 96 -26 4Terrigal 5 2 3 0 0 74 110 -36 4Erina 5 1 3 0 1 38 102 -64 4Berkeley Vale 5 0 4 0 1 22 104 -82 2

Reserve Grade Competition Wyong 5 4 0 1 0 158 42 116 9Erina 5 4 1 0 0 116 74 42 8The Entrance 5 3 1 1 0 112 36 76 7Kincumber 5 3 2 0 0 110 84 26 6Woy Woy 5 3 2 0 0 106 98 8 6Terrigal 5 3 2 0 0 94 94 0 6Ourimbah 5 2 3 0 0 90 142 -52 4Northern Lakes 5 1 3 1 0 66 106 -40 3Toukley 5 0 4 1 0 46 142 -96 1Berkeley Vale 5 0 5 0 0 50 130 -80 0

Open Age Competition Erina 5 5 0 0 0 132 58 74 10Wyong 5 4 1 0 0 170 74 96 8Woy Woy 5 3 1 0 1 98 48 50 8The Entrance 5 4 1 0 0 140 96 44 8St Edwards 5 1 3 0 1 56 48 8 4Terrigal 5 1 3 0 1 46 112 -66 4Toukley 5 1 3 0 1 60 134 -74 4Northern Lakes 5 0 4 0 1 78 144 -66 2* Gosford Kariong 5 1 4 0 0 78 144 -66 2* Loss of Points

Under 19’s Competition Wyong 5 5 0 0 0 236 34 202 10Erina 5 5 0 0 1 194 57 137 10* The Entrance 5 3 2 0 0 118 72 46 6Terrigal 5 3 2 0 0 104 102 2 6Kincumber 5 2 2 0 1 83 82 1 6Woy Woy 5 2 3 0 1 94 134 -40 4Toukley 5 1 3 0 1 46 164 -118 4Ourimbah 5 1 4 0 0 82 183 -101 2Berkeley Vale 5 0 4 0 1 27 156 -129 2* Loss of Points

White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag The Entrance 5 5 0 0 0 202 6 196 10Erina 5 5 0 0 0 144 18 126 10Terrigal 5 4 1 0 0 196 12 184 8Northern Lakes 5 3 1 1 0 90 48 42 7Wyong 5 3 2 0 0 70 54 16 6Kincumber 5 2 2 1 0 36 86 -50 5Woy Woy 5 1 4 0 0 44 82 -38 2Toukley 5 1 4 0 0 24 162 -138 2Berkeley Vale 5 0 5 0 0 14 162 -148 0Ourimbah 5 0 5 0 0 12 202 -190 0

2018 PointS tABLe BeSt & fAireStname Surname club total

First Grade Competition Darcy ETRICH Ourimbah 9Jacob MCCUDDEN The Entrance 8Alex POHLA Ourimbah 7Christopher ADAMS Toukley 7Tyler O’BRIEN Erina 7Brad KEIGHRAN Wyong 6Bradley BENNETT Erina 6Ian HENDERSON Kincumber 6James FAWCETT Woy Woy 6Lachlan HANNEGHAN Wyong 6 Reserve Grade Competition Brett SONTER Woy Woy 11Brodie COOPER Kincumber 11Matt BAILEY Berkeley Vale 10Mitchell DIDUSZKO Northern Lakes 8Damian MIND Northern Lakes 7Ezekiel COOPER-TETEVANO Wyong 6Jeffrey FIELDS Berkeley Vale 6Luke MALJEVAC Kincumber 6Marcus BARBER Terrigal 6Cameron COX Toukley 5 Open Age Competition Malu FIU The Entrance 14Travis MANTELL Gosford Kariong 12David THOM St Edwards 11Kane RALPH Wyong 8Michael PALMER Terrigal 8Orisi RANAVUE Woy Woy 8Bradley GASSON Toukley 7Brendan FLETCHER Northern Lakes 5Brennan LACEY Gosford Kariong 5Joel WEEKES Woy Woy 5 Under 19’s Competition Tamani MCINNES-CAMA Woy Woy 8Jake SLEE The Entrance 7Kai DOYLE The Entrance 7Fletcher BERRY Kincumber 6Kyle MCCUDDEN The Entrance 6Tallis ANGIANGA Wyong 6Tomi KAATI Wyong 6Bailey PETRIE Toukley 5Jack STRINGER Terrigal 5Jesse KAMPER Terrigal 4 White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag Ranni JACKSON Kincumber 12Elizabeth DARK Ourimbah 10Jasmine WOLFE Woy Woy 10Madeline JONES Toukley 9Chloe MCCLYMONT Berkeley Vale 7Georgia DEVLIN Northern Lakes 7Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 7Jessie MARTIN Berkeley Vale 7Kristen KESSLER The Entrance 7Rachel CURNOW Terrigal 7

PLAYerS PointSname club t g fg Pts

First Grade Competition Brad KEIGHRAN Wyong 3 19 0 50James CROOT Ourimbah 0 19 0 38Matthew NELSON The Entrance 3 10 0 32Darcy ETRICH Ourimbah 7 0 0 28Kye MARTIN Wyong 6 0 0 24Jake FITZPATRICK Toukley 1 10 0 24Joshua HARMAN Terrigal 2 8 0 24Chris HYDE Woy Woy 0 11 0 22Mitchell NAKHOUL Wyong 5 0 0 20Blake WYLIE Kincumber 0 9 0 18

Reserve Grade Competition Jesse STEPHEN Wyong 1 19 0 42Perry LE BROCQUE The Entrance 5 6 0 32Jake WILLIAMS Woy Woy 0 13 0 26Brayden CAIN Erina 1 10 0 24Bryce BURGUN Wyong 6 0 0 24Daniel FENTON Erina 5 0 0 20Mitchell DIDUSZKO Northern Lakes 5 0 0 20Josh LYON Terrigal 1 8 0 20Ryan DONNELLY Terrigal 5 0 0 20John DALE Kincumber 1 8 0 20

Open Age Competition Blake LAYBUTT Erina 2 14 0 36Tim BOVIS Woy Woy 1 15 0 34Paneere KAAKA Wyong 1 15 0 34Malu FIU The Entrance 7 0 0 28Dale WILSON St Edwards 3 8 0 28Jeremy TUNKS Wyong 3 6 0 24Luke MILLS Northern Lakes 1 9 0 22Christopher BROWN Wyong 5 0 0 20Brendan EATHER Gosford Kariong 0 9 0 18Luke ATHERTON The Entrance 0 9 0 18

Under 19’s Competition Kendyll FAHEY Wyong 2 28 0 64Brayden CRAWLEY Erina 5 21 0 62Tomi KAATI Wyong 9 0 0 36Lachlan NATAPU Wyong 6 0 0 24Daniel MACLEAN Woy Woy 3 6 0 24Jackson GREAVES The Entrance 0 11 0 22Lewis SHEENS Erina 5 0 0 20Jessie BAILLO Wyong 3 4 0 20Zac RYAN Wyong 5 0 0 20Matthew FLORIDO Ourimbah 1 7 0 18

White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 6 22 0 68Brittany STARR Terrigal 3 23 0 58Sian GEORGE The Entrance 6 2 0 28Briony FRATER Northern Lakes 2 9 0 26Sarah DIMECH Wyong 5 3 0 26Angela JONES The Entrance 6 1 0 26Elysia ATKINS Terrigal 6 0 0 24Amy REGAL Erina 2 8 0 24Tara ANGELL Terrigal 5 0 0 20Lucy WORKMAN Erina 5 0 0 20

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CLUB 1st Res Op 19s Lad TotalWyong 50 36 24 30 18 158Erina 20 32 30 30 30 142The Entrance 40 28 24 18 30 140Terrigal 20 24 12 18 24 98Kincumber 30 24 0 18 15 87Woy Woy 20 24 24 12 6 86Ourimbah/St Edwards 30 16 12 6 0 64Toukley 30 4 12 12 6 64Northern Lakes 0 12 6 0 21 39Berkeley Vale/Gosford 10 0 6 6 0 22

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terrigAL1. Lisa Ricketts2. Rachel Dobbie3. Matead Barber4. Kayla Paterson5. Tara Angell6. Emily Hennessey7. Rachel Curnow8. Elysia Atkins 9. Stephanie Stockwell 10. Brittany Starr11. Claudia Symington12. Layne Foster13. Bronte Lambert-Minto 14, Shannon Higgins15. Casey Youngberry 16. Tyra McEwen17. Zali Oulton18. Shani Waters19. Meg Higgins20. Renee Maher21. Rachael Mortell22. Kate FullbrookCoach: Sam RickettsTrainer: Neil HigginsTrainer: Tony BarberManager: Glen Symonds

terrigAL1. Tony Smith2. Nick Sigle3. Michael Palmer4, Jordan Takacs5. Sam Martin 6. Ben Anderson7. Ethan Fortis8. Daniel Gooch9. Mitch Hall10. Sean Foster11. Lincoln Stanley12. Rhys Bryant13. John Naylor14. Rob Moylan18. Kane Martin19. Lewis AddisonCoach: Steve GrahamTrainer: Todd BatchelorTrainer: Lexi HallTrainer: Ben Di-CandiloManager: Brian Smith

terrigAL1. TBA2. Michael Brown3. Lachlan Strong4. Harry King5. Ryan Donnelly6. Grady Kamper7. Chris Browne8. Bryce Holland9. Dane Clarke10. Jack Booker20. Kyle Webb12. Matt Cooper13. Jake Treloar14. Mathias Sua15, Michael Parfitt 17. Josh StarrCoach: Dave LyonsManager: Shane KeirTrainer: Nick StrongTrainer: Ben Surtees

toUKLeY 1. 2. Kaelah McNamara 3. Chloe Thompson 4. Faith Hunt 5. Hannah Fitzpatrick 6. Georgia Martin 7. Gemma Corbett 8. Lara Corbett 9. Tegan Beckwith10. Haley Desmond 11. Darby Clark12. 13. Georgia CorbettDiane WalkerNaomi MaroneyGeorgia EllisSavanna CrossleyShelli RitchMadeline JonesApril StrudCoach: Darren CrossleyManager: Glen HibbitTrainers: Shane Woods & Brodie Woods

toUKLeY1. Brayden Lee-Moore2. Brad Durrant3. Brad Gasson4. Jack Wright5. Michael Ojeda6. Tyler Gasson7. Kraig Klein8. Ian Collier9. Fletcher Celand10. Matt Jones11. Blake Fenton12. Shannon Cassidy13. Shaun ArmerCoach: Brad GassonManager: Jeremy DoyleTrainer: Zack Barringer

toUKLeY1. Vester Fernando2. Kade Naden 3. Cameron Cox4. Peter Gay5. Jack Kelly6. Matt Dicks7. Allan Foody8. Tyson Adams9. Jack McCudden10. Henry Devlin11. Josh McDonald12. Brandon Ross13. Scott PearsonMatt O BrienRobert HammondBrody NadenCoach; Jimmy MartinManager: Ian NadenTrainer: Chris Gall

toUKLeY1. Hayden Allen2. Jake Harrison3. Kyle Capper4. Zac Craw5. Rhys Barwick6. Jayden Harper7. Zac Hayward8. Bailey Petrie9. Kiran Page10. Ryan Donegan11. Jye Tudehope12. Taj Kennedy13. Brodie FullerCoach:Phil GearsideManager: Leanne KingTrainers: Shannon Barwick& Rob King

UnDer 19s time: 10.00 am

terrigAL1. Jesse Kamper2. Harry Meyn3. Bayley Hall4. Luke Lindley 5. Kye Cornwell6. Logan Humphries 7. Sam Collett8. Nathan Hey9. Owen Pearce10. Ted Devine11. Oliver Patterson 12. Cooper Bromwich 20. Tom Bateup 14. Brad Jay15. Oscar Macintosh 16. Marcus RheinbergerCoach: Jeff CoroneosManager: Lewy AddisonTrainer: Greg WoodburyTrainer: Dane Clarke

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terrigAL Ryan McDonald 1

Josh Harman 2 Sam Paul 3

Aaiden Wright 4 Matt Langhein 5

Josh Lyon 6 Chris Browne 7

Scott Schreiber 8 Jed Ambrose 9

Josh Dias 10 Nick Paul 11

Lachlan Bell 12 Ben Mooney 13

Darcy Gilchrist 14Coach: Jamy Forbes

Trainer: Dave LyonsTrainer: Ben O’Connell

Trainer: Ryan HallManager: Michael Schreiber

toUKLeY1 Scott Fitzpatrick2 Luke Gearside3 Trent Walker4 Jake Ritch5 Andrew Gay6 Jacob Hawkins7 Jake Fitzpatrick8 Kene Te Whata9 Chris Adams (C)10 Kallin Adams11 Connor O’ Bierne12 Jakob Giles13 Matt VeacockJosh VeacockDesai GupwellReece RyanCoach:Chris AdamsManager: Rhamy GhazawyTrainers: Matt Byrnes, Trent Lake & Steve Gearside

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The Sharks played host to the Ourimbah Magpies last Sunday and with still plenty of players sitting in the grandstand managed to come away with three wins and a last minute loss in the main game. The Opens were well beaten by St Edwards but with so many players out in the top two grades it was a credit to Steve Graham and his coaching staff to get a full side on the paddock.

The T-W Sharks ladies League Tag team came up against a much improved Mag-pies team. Despite the Ourimbah team trying hard all game the Terrigal girls came away with a eleven try to nil win. It was a welcome back from injury to Elysia Atkins who scored four tries, Player of the match, Matead Barber scored two tries and made line breaks seemingly at will. Others to post tries were Rach Dobbie, Shan-non Higgins, Kate Fullbrook, Rach Curnow and Britt Starr who also kicked eight conversions and picked up the two points. Bronte Lambert-Minto continued her excellent start to the season sharing the one point with Captain Rach Curnow. Play-ers Player was Kate who took the ball forward well all game and defended stoutly.

The Sharks Nineteens had another improved performance on the weekend against a side that never stopped trying. Although letting in two late tries in the 34 - 18 victory, the boys were finally rewarded for their hard work at training after two dis-appointing losses. Best for the Sharks and Players Player was diminutive fullback Jesse Kamper who is now being referred to a the new Matt Bowen for his outstand-ing kick returns. the two points went to Logan Humphries who crossed for two tries including two great length of the field efforts while the one point was shared by the ‘Bash Brothers’ Brad Jay and Jack Stringer who were very physical all game.

The Terrigal-Wamberal Opens side came up against a determined St Edwards side that dominated the Sharks from the opening kick off. The Sharks had their worst game of the year completing only one set of six in the first half and giving away penalty after penalty. The second half wasn’t much better and discipline was lacking with more dropped ball, penalties and a player in the Bin for ten minutes reducing the Sharks to twelve men. The Bears really should have won by 100 given the poor display by The Sharks, that said the side will rally and we are looking for a much improved display this week against Toukley Hawks. The commitment and effort is certainly there with great numbers at both training and games days and we are sure the boys will bounce back strong. The three points and Players Player went to Dan-iel Gooch who ran strongly and got through plenty of defence, the two points went to a returning Ethan Fortis while the one point went to a hard running Buddy King. The Sharks Reserve grade side defeated the Magpies 34 - 18 after leading 22 - 6 at the halftime break. The Sharks played their best half of the year as they dominated the Magpies on the back of a high completion rate running in four tries. The second half the errors returned making forward progress difficult and with an injury toll that left the Sharks with no one on the bench it was a relieved Coach after the game to get the two points. Best for the Sharks was half Chris Browne who crossed for two tries and kicked six conversions and led the Sharks around the paddock, the two points went to Mathias Sua who had a high workload on his return to the game. The one point and Players Player went to Harry King who crossed for a try, made plenty of line breaks and was safe in defence. Ryan Donnelly crossed for a well deserved double, with Bryce Holland rounding out the scoring. Welcome to Grady Kamper on his return to the Sharks colours and he was joined by younger brother Jesse in his grade debut.The Sharks First grade suffered yet another loss being beaten 18 - 14 after leading 6 - 0 at the halftime break. It was the Sharks third loss in a row as our injury crisis deepened with the the withdrawal of two players pregame and losing Justin Sopp and Ryan Folkard in the first fifteen minutes. Coach Forbes and the team refuse to use that as an excuse and had the opportunity to close out the game late in the second half but some poor decision making cost the boys the two points. Best for the Sharks was again the consistent Aaiden Wright who nullified the Magpies at-tack and ran strongly, the two points were shared between Josh Harman and Sam Paul who also received the Players Player award while the one point was shared between Nick Paul and Lachlan Bell.We wish to thank the following sponsors and hope you give them your support:Major Sponsors : TERRIGAL HOTEL, Dynamic Taxation and Training Services,

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Toukley Hawks Getting into the swing of things now and the boys in 1st grade are really showing some good signs that they can compete with the best sides in this year’s Central Coast Comp. Coming up against a solid Kincumber side we didn’t know what to expect. Everyone had to do their job and show effort throughout the whole game, with a surprise coming into half time 28 to nil the boys had worked re-ally hard in defence to keep Kincumber to nil, coming away with the win. Some balls errors and penalties in the second half brought the full time score to 34 to nil. A Toukley crowd had not seen a score like that in years if not ever. It was a great effort from all players. Some stand outs from Matt Veacock, Kene Te Whata, Connor O’Beirne, Trent Walker and Luke Gearside made the game enjoyable to play. The points went to Kallin Ad-ams with 1 point, 2 points went to veteran Scott Fitzpatrick, the 3 points went to the inform Jakob Giles that only got 15min in the beaten under 23’s rep side, the Central Coast selectors must not not be seeing what we see. A very poor first half with discipline and ball control saw us behind 20 to nil at half time. A better effort in the second half but we’re beaten 26 to nil Best for hawks was josh McDonald and players player was mason Craig backing up from the u/19’sThe Poppi Concreting U/19’s went into the game fresh after a week off but poor execution resulted in a defeat at the hands of Kincumber. Silly mistakes, lack of discipline and an overall unenthusiastic approach is not what we are trying to instil in this team. We have players putting in each week but others are just along for the ride. We have a great group of guys and have plenty of numbers so I’m sure this can be turned around. Another home game this week against Terrigal will hopefully produce a better outcome. Best for t Hawks was Taj Kennedy who also received the Players Player Award. Brodie Fuller, Kiran Page & Jye Tudehope also played well. Thanks again to our sponsors; Poppi Concreting, Redmen Fire Protection & Bruce The Plumber for your ongoing supportGreat result this week for the ladies leaguetag side grabbing their first win of the season against Kincumber. Super effort shown by all especially in defence. Let’s keep working hard and hopefully we can grab a couple more! Everyone played well but the points this week went to Darby, G and Lara.Once again we like to make a special mention to some of our sponsors whom we are all appreciative of ... Canton Beach Sports Club, Central Coast 4x4 Wreckers, Rod Thomas, Pizza Inn Charmhaven, Redmen Fire Protection,Madhouse Beef Jerkey, Hotondo Homes, Amcal Chemist and Tackling Domestic Violence.

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Ref: f. CeRnOy • tJ: D. HAGley / l. liSSeR-SpROuleRef: p. Allen • tJ: D. CAmeROn / D. HAGley

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WoY WoY1 Ellie Hipwell2 Caitlyn Young3 Shay Bugelli4 Jenna Evans5 Darice Sarson6 Jasmine Wolfe7 Rhiannon Hall8 Astrid Brannigan9 Renee Jackson10 Tahren Van Laar11 Tahlia Best12 Mackenzie Sivyer13 Bianca Davis15 Taylah Woodbridge16 Charleigh Shearim17 Ashlee Pauletto18 Sarah Walker20 Courtney JagoCoach: Scott MarkhamAss/Coach: Robert WolfeManager: Rachael HarringtonTrainer: Steve SarayeldinBall Boy: Jayden Morgan

WoY WoY1 Orisi Ranavue 2 Michael Quirk3 Adam Mears4 Joel Weekes5 Adam Wysocki 6 Brenny Edwards7 Tim Bovis8 James Hickey 9 Ben Webber 10 Jack Fletcher 11 Beau Bovis 12 Allan Bennett 13 Cameron Phillips 14 Shane Williams 15 Sean Stevenson 16 Luke Byrne 17 Scott Wilesmith18 Sage Mitchell 19 Jordan O’Donnell 20 Shane Fish

WoY WoY1 Jimmy Walsh2 Jake Williams3 TBA4 Terence Wilkinson5 Mitch Davidson6 Ernie McGillicuddy7 Jay Kissick8 Brett Sonter9 Nathan Richter10 Chad Martin11 Trent Grace12 TBA13 Joel BodyCoach: Mick BovisAsst: Clint IsraelManager: Brendan Marks

tHe entrAnce1. Holly Buchanan2. Maddison Symington3. Tian Stephens 4. Angela Jones5. Nikki Kenny6. Kristen Kessler7. Stephanie Sharp8. Solest Montgomery9. Teah Goodhand 10. Brooke Hoolihan11. Erin Kessler12. Ellah Smeeth 13. Bree Dawson 14. Brooke Peachey 15. Madeline Robinson16. Jocelyn KelleherCo-Coaches: Damien Montgomery & David SmeethTrainers: Jarrad Sharp& Paul Dawson

tHe entrAnce1. Daniel Adamson2. Daniel McKeon3. Malu Fiu4. James Nixon5. Luke Atherton6. Mitch Green7. Ned Milos8. Jodi Bond 21. Jarrod Black10. Curtis Atkins11. Jacob Griffin12. Brendan Koeford13. Brodie GreenRoger FerrucciJosh PethybridgeConnor AtkinsJamie ClarkeHayden ScottZac WestwoodMatt GibsonCoach: Mitch GreenManager: Brent AtkinsTrainers: Jordan Huckstepp

tHe entrAnce1. Brodyn Mills2. Perry LeBrocque3. Ethan Tetevano4. Sam McClelland5. Jake Sanders6. Jackson Tillett7. Hadyn Green8. Danyiel Pepper9. Jarod Hamer (c)10. Tom Moloney11. Harley Ridge12. Jordan Evans (c)13. Nathan CooperJacob Bell, Jake WoodsShaun Sinclair, Carl PearsonCoach: Kyle WhitefordManager: Jon LangshawAssistant: Adam PrinceTrainers: Scott Mitchell& Brian WatersBall Boy: Lincoln Whiteford

tHe entrAnce1. Josh Martin2. James Withers3. Chris Ball4. Reagan Harries5. Marcus Taylor6. Jackson Greaves7. Jake Slee (c)8. Kai Doyle9. Darren Grech10. Andrew Petersen11. Wilson Hayes12. Kyle McCudden13. Zane GriffithsSamuela MarayamaTyler ScrineJack SmithCoach: Jack EllisonManager: Gary LauntTrainers: Laurie Taylor& Curtis Atkins


WoY WoY1 Saxon Wollenhaupt 2 Mitch Gale3 Jake Cucek4 Blair Roach5 Josh Ilijas 6 Daniel MacLean7 Darbee Williams 8 Jake Wadey 9 Mitch Wilson 10 Miguel Acevedo-Moreno11 Jed Sylvester 12 Tamani McIness-Cama13 Max Bovis14 Pat Thompson15 Peter Slattery16 Ben Austine

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Jimmy Walsh 2 Jimmy Fawcett 3 TJ McLean 4 Guy Pearson 5 Scott Gowans 6 Blake Mattei 7 Tom Reid 8 Chris Hyde 9 Jake Shearer 10 Rhys Ryan 11 Matt Jones 12 Justin McDermott 13

Jarrod Lynch 22Coach: Mack Fawcett

Asst: Adrian Jones Trainer: Shane Turner

Manager: Chris James

tHe entrAnce1 Grant Nelson2 Matt Nelson3 Allen Mulia Malau4 Mitch Jacobs5 Kallum Goolagong6 Will Pearsall7 Sione Tonga8 Noah Easton9 Matt Killick (c)10 Sebastian Vourlos11 Jacob McCudden12 Luke Chant13 Ryan DohertyJoshua WalshRyan JowettTim NawaqatabuMitch DafterCoach: Shane WoodenAssistant Coach: Greg WalshManager: Steve HamerHead Trainer: Laurie TaylorTrainers: Andy Parker, Tony McCuddenStrapper/ Rubbers: Lyle Toms, John Beattie, James BowersBall Boys/ Girls: Jarred Olive, Jemma Wooden, Ava Wooden

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Roosters News Woy Woy RLFC Round 5 Report / Round 6 Program: Here we are EDSAAC oval Round 6 of the Central Coast Division Rugby League competition with the Roosters taking on The Entrance Tigers.Thanks again to all supporters for travelling up to Bateau Bay for the footy here’s hoping the improvement we’ve shown over the last couple of games in all grades continues today and we get the cash.Although we only had one win last weekend against Erina we played some good footy and had a good turn out back at the club.Congratulations to Toby Marks and Campbell Sheppard and Bradman Best (from the juniors) for staying on with the Knights U20’s. It’s great to have three (3) who are Roosters through and through getting a shot at the next level we all wish them the best of luck.Results from last Sunday games. The B&J Asphalting Ladies League Tag team had a strong game against the much fancied Erina girls. Iin previous seasons the result on the score-board would have been a much different one. Although we went down 20-0 the girls continued to toil all day. Players Player was Darcie Sarson with points going 3 to Rhiannon Hall, 2 to Jasmine Wolfe and 1 to Jenna Evans. The Phil’s Car Repairs Under 19’s had a loss 48-22 but showed in parts that they can give the comp a shake, it’s a matter of all turning up at training and on the day and playing the footy that all know that they are capable of. Scorers were Darbee, Pat, Jed and Miggy with Richo kick-ing 3 goals. Players Player went to Darbee Williams, 3 Points to Tamani McInnes-Cama, 2 Points to Saxon Wollenhaupt with another good game and Mitch Wilson 1 point.Our Woy Woy Leagues Open Age in a top of the table clash and miss-ing 4 players (who pulled out on the morning) went down narrowly for their first loss in a really good hard game 20-12. For us Mearsy and Jed Sylvester backing up scored and skipper Tim plotted 2 goals. Best for us on the day were Players Player Cameron Phillips who had a beauty also taking the 3 points with Brenny Edwards 2 Points and 1 Point to Adam Wysocki having his best game this year. The S&M Contracting 2nd Grade team I thought were unlucky going down 24-10 Brett Sonter got another try and Brenny Edwards got one too, Ernie McGillicuddy kicked one goal. Thanks to the boys that backed up from the 19’s Tamani who had 3 games, Maxy Bovis and Wadey. Players Player went to Brett Sonter who thoroughly deserved it and got the 3 Points too, 2 Points went to Ernie McGillicuddy who continues to impress and 1 Point Mitchy Davidson. Mack’s Versatile Homes 1st grade Roosters team got the win they want-ed and were too good for Erina. Still with the best to be shown the boys started to gel. It really was a win paved by the forwards with the front row leading the way with Lynchy, Jake Shearer and Reidy all having solid games. The McLean brothers TJ and Kyle and Jimmy Fawcett were all good in the backs. Chris Hyde lead the team well and his experience and class is starting to come to the fore. Jimmy, TJ, Blake Mattei and Jake Alipate all crossed for one and Hydey kicked 4. The awards went to Jake Shearer as Players Player and the points 3 Points Tom Reid, 2 Points Jake Shearer and Rhys Ryan who bashed them all day in attack and defence got 1 Point. The clubs thoughts and prayers are with Zane Rickit and his partner and family on the loss of their baby girl last week. I’d like to wish all the mum’s a Happy Mothers Day today and thanks for all the love and support you’ve given and all that you do and have done for all your football kids young and old. Up the Roosters !

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Tigers News The Central Coast Cleaning Contractors First Grade Tigers: NO REPORT Reserve Grade Report: The GTL Rapid Clean Reserve Grade Tigers faced off with competition leaders Wyong. Both sides controlled the game for periods throughout the match with the defence, not only bruising, but very hard to crack for both teams. The Tigers and the Roo’s had opportunities to win the match, with only some desperate goal line defence keeping the scores level in the end. A very entertaining game of Rugby League between two strong teams. We look forward to being back at home and taking on Woy Woy today.Open Age Report:The MJM Kitchens & Stone Open Age Tigers came up against an enthu-siastic Wyong side, which saw them get out to a 20-4 lead. We finally got in our rhythm in the second half and we hit the lead with 10 minutes to go. Wyong finished with a lucky try to seal the game 32-30. Our best were Zac, Mitch (Supercoach Green), Brodie & Peffo.Under 19’s Report:The Coca Cola Amatil Under 19 Tigers strong start to the Season came to a shuddering halt against a strong Wyong outfit. On the back of a 6 nil penalty count in the opening 30 minutes, Wyong raced away to a 24 nil lead at half time and the young Tigers were somewhat shell shocked. With a more even share of possession, the Tigers scrambled their way through the second half only allowing Wyong a converted try in the ses-sion. Despite being reduced to 15 men due to a head knock to Matt Hedges, the boys really put in a top effort but our opponents ran out vic-tors 30 nil. Best players for the battling Tigers were Kai Doyle, Chris Ball, players’ player Wilson Hayes and the tireless Kyle McCudden.League Tag Report:The Pallisters Ladies League Tag Tigers produced a hard fought 12-0 win over the Wyong Roos. Wyong showed that they are a young team with plenty of skill that will only get better as the season continues and come the second half of the year they will be more than competitive. A nil all second half showed just how close the contest was for more the 50% of the match. To the Tigers credit they responded when the attack wasn’t going as planned, with some very solid defence as Wyong applied the pressure. Our defence has been one of the highlights to the impressive start to the year and we will be looking to continue that against Woy Woy this weekend. The best for the Tigers was Holly Buchanan, Jocelyn Kel-leher & Teah Goodhand

The Entrance Leagues Club and TERLFC would like to thank our 2018 Sponsors for their continued support both on and off the field:

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centrAL coASt UnDer 23’SrePreSentAtive neWSThe Central Coast team travelled to Macksville over the weekend to play North Coast as part of the u/23s Country Championships. We didn’t get the result we hoped for, however, there were plenty of positives to come out of the experience.Central Coast jumped to an early 6-0 nil off the back of early dominance particularly through the middle of the field. Lack of attention to detail cost the team the chance to take advantage of our early momentum and we invited North Coast into the contest. Central Coast had the opportunity to skip to a solid lead only to have a crisp TJ McLean pass that lead to a try under the posts called back proving costly. The remainder of the first half saw both teams have periods of ascendancy in a tight contest. Another controversial disallowed try to the Central Coast on the cusp of halftime saw North Coast go to the break with an 8 point lead.Central Coast came out firing in the second half and got an early try to close the margin to 2. The second half the Central Coast team was play-ing the stronger football and gained a 4 point lead but we were never able to put the gritty North Coast team away. Errors at critical times and some questionable plays resulted in the game slipping from our grasp and Cen-tral Coast went down 24-22.To the boys credit they never stopped competing and even to the final bell they went close to snatching what would have been a character building victory. The team was valiantly led by a courageous perform-ance from their skipper, Ben Stevens, along with dominant displays from forwards Ben Thomas and Jacob McCudden. TJ McLean provided direc-tion through the middle of the field and was always dangerous. The ex-perience will prove to be a terrific learning curve for young guns such as Lachie Bell, Tyson Potger and Kallum Goolagong highlighting the exciting future for the Central Coast team.

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Bears News With a full bench and a good week of training we arrived at Duffys Rd prepared for a tough battle. The boys played nearly a perfect first half with great completion rates and went into half time winning 20 to nil. The second half was a different story and we were less than impressive in attack. Final Score 32 to nil.3 Points and Players Player went to Dale who is relishing his new role in the middle. 2 Points went to Fenno who was impressive in the back row and 1 Point to Dave Thom who continues his great form. The Coaches Award went to Sam Gibbs who came back from injury and provided great service from dummy half. Thanks to the Ourimbah boys who are fitting in well with the team.We take on Northern Lakes this week who always proves to be a tough battle for the boys. We welcome our Under 8s team who will be having a game at half time and also getting to warm up with the big bears.We would like to wish all our Mums a very Happy Mothers Day on Sun-day.

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Storm News What a great game of footy! A ding dong Doyalson duel that saw the lead change five times during an absorbing second half. It ended up 26-22 in our favour; giving us our opening win of the season in what is hoped to be the first of many more to come. Livewire fullback Billy James had a day to remember, notching a hat-trick of tries including the match winner, when he ran off Brendan Eather to score between the sticks with ten minutes left on the clock. Travis Man-tell, Mitch Redding and Craig Starr were strong in the middle, while the blistering speed of Jesse Murray was again in evidence when he raced 70 metres in an arcing run to cross out wide during a spectacular pas-sage of play. The victory was ultimately built upon a tremendous all-team effort and we now head into this weekend’s bye with the top five in clear view. (- The Eye -).

A big thank you to our corporate supporters:The Elanora Hotel –East Gosford (Major Sponsor),

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In 2013, the undefeated teams, Berkeley Vale and Terrigal met in the match of the day; while the late Greg Gibbins and Alex Moore shared the top spot for the Best and Fairest. The 2008 rep squad was Ryan Wheele, Jason Cook, Nathan Ward, Matt Gibson, Corey Kinsela, Kirk Thompson, Dane Lear, Luke Gornalle, Vita Hemmings, Nigel Townsend, Jacob Martin, Shane Lewis, Jason Thorne, Adam McEwan, Aaron Hardman, Mark Littlefield, Nathan Hardman, Lindsay Wild, Dean Wendt, Karl Lovell, Josh Foley, Waisele Suka and Jade Mason. Leading point scorers in 2005 were Craig Benson from Berkeley Vale and Stuart Sontag from The Entrance both on 52 points while Umina were undefeated leaders in First Grade. In 2006, Rob Trembath and Todd Maloney were leading the Best and Fairest, with 3 leaders of the First Grade competition – Woy Woy, Toukley and Umina.

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Although the Knights had experienced a decline in fortunes in recent seasons after winning the premiership in 2015, matches between Wyong and Newcastle were invariably close and coloured by an undercurrent of mutual ill-feeling. The match at Morry Breen Field was a battle between last and all but last on the ladder. Scor-ing was pretty much tit-for-tat throughout. Brodie Jones crossed first for the visitors in the 4th minute. The home team replied through Josh Curran in the 14th. Brent Naden then scored for the blue and red in the 15th minute, fol-lowed by the Roos’ Paul Momirovski in the 23rd. Thomas Cronan touched down in the 31st minute for Newcastle, and with one conversion to Daniel Levi, the Knights went to the break leading 14-12. Wyong were better equipped than the opposition in terms of experience, but 9 rounds into the competition had yet to gel. The timing was off, the lines incorrect and the energy misdirected. Following the restart, Patrick Mata’utia scored for Newcastle, stinging the Roos into action. Matt Ikuvalu crossed for the Roos, nar-rowing the gap to 20-16. Jack Johns kicked a penalty goal for Newcastle in the 71st minute to further frustrate Wyong and extend the visitors’ lead to 22-16. Wyong’s Sitili Tu-pouniua cut through wide on the right and crashed over. Josh Mantellato’s conversion levelled the scores in the 75th minute. Sean O’Sullivan looked to have snatched a surpris-ing win for the Roos when he slotted a field goal in the 77th minute. However, the hope of two competition points com-ing to Kanwal was soon dashed when Jack Johns kicked a field goal of his own in the 79th minute to grab the draw. Not a match for the purists, but an entertaining contest between teams not travelling too well for different reasons.The Roos are on the road for two weeks (Wentworthville at Leichhardt on 12 May & Newtown at Henson on 19 May), then face Canterbury at Central Coast Stadium on 26 May.

LADieS LeAgUe tAg neWSCongratulations to the LLT representative side on the win last weekend and good luck this weekend. Last week saw some close games which is great to see the com-petition getting strong. Wyong made The Entrance work hard for the win last week only conceding two tries to win 12-0. Kristen Kessler was once again a standout for the Tigers. The Hawks secured their first win of the season beating Kincumber 18-4 while Northern Lakes were too strong for Berkeley Vale winning 14-4. Erina held Woy Woy to a zero scoreline with Emily Campbell and Vanes-sa Hunter playing strong all game. Terrigal were flawless in a 60-0 win over Ourimbah and Elysia Atkins played a terrific game.

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coDe of conDUctSUMMArY of offenceSNOTE – Clubs are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials and spectators.No person(s) attending a match, function, or Club related event or activity shall:A. Use offensive or obscene language to any participant.B. Enter the Field of Play or the Playing Area during the course of a match without the prior approval of the Ground Manager appointed by the home Club and/or League.C. Excessively dispute the decision of a Referee or Touch Judge either during or after a match.D. Assault, or act with aggression, to any person/s.E. Behave in a way contrary to the Code of Conduct and/or the spirit of the game.F. Behave in a way which disturbs the enjoyment of a match, function, activity or event by any person/s, or brings discredit to any Club, League or the game.G. Act in such a way as to exhibit racial intolerance, by language or other conduct, to any person/s.H. Refuse to accept the reasonable direction of the Ground Manager, official of the team/ Club which that person is supporting, or official of the home Club and/or League.I. No person/s may make comment or take actions that bring discredit to any person, Club or league through any social media outlet.Clubs are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials and Club supporters.Breaches of the Rugby League Code of Conduct may result in penalties, including but not limited to:»» Suspension of a match and/or»» Termination of a match (including potential forfeiture of competition points) and/or»» Monetary fines and/or»» Suspension of a participant on a temporary or permanent basis and/or»» Suspension of a Club, League or Association on a temporary or permanent basis.These penalties are in addition to any penalty which may be imposed by the relevant governing League bodies.

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central coast roosters Ladies League tag 1. Holly Buchanan (The Entrance)

2. Ashlee Russell (Erina)

3. Emily Haines (Erina)

4. Stacey Markham (Erina)

5. Rachel Dobbie (Terrigal)

6. Sarah Dimech (Wyong)

7. Stephanie Sharp (The Entrance)

8. Shannon Higgins (Terrigal)

9. Teah Goodhand (The Entrance)

10. Kristen Kessler (The Entrance)

11. Ellah Smeeth (The Entrance)

13. Sian George (The Entrance)

14. Jocelyn Kelleher (The Entrance)

16. Elysia Atkins (Terrigal)

17. Claudia Symington (Terrigal)

19. Brittany Starr (Terrigal)

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Last weekend our Under 23’s and Ladies League Tag sides ventured to Macksville to take on North Coast in the 1st round of the 2018 Country Championships. Our Ladies League Tag Team were expecting a tough game first up against a very talented North Coast side which made the Grand Final of the 2017 Country Championships and they certainly weren’t disappointed. The Central Coast went to an early 6 nil lead following a good try by Stacey Markham (Erina) and a superb side line conversion by Holly Buchanan (The Entrance). North Coast struck back just after halftime and locked the scores at 6 all. The Coast were next to score thanks to a try from Stephanie Stockwell (Terrigal) which was duly converted. North Coast applied plenty of pressure and appeared likely to score on 2 or 3 occasions only to be denied by some great last ditch defence from Holly Buchanan. With the result still in the balance late in the second half Sian George (The Entrance) took an intercept and ran away to score under the post to make the score 18 to 6. It was a great result for the girls, who travelled to Maitland yesterday to take on the Newcastle side. A report on the game will appear in next week’s edition.

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WYong1. Emma Frost2. Tylah Vallance3. Carissa Harrison4. Gabrielle Keevill5. Shae Slattery6. Naydine Wahanui7. Sarah Dimech8. Caitlin Smith9. Teearna Langbridge10. Allee Purcell11. Courtney Yeo12. Tanaya Millar13. Angelica Whiting14. Kim Collits15. Emily Teale16. Gabrielle YoungCoach: Claire Reed

WYong1. Kane Ralph2. Christopher Brown3. Ben Morsillo4. Nathan Doney5. Josh Liddle6. Matthew Ross7. Michael Smith8. Daniel Lawson9. Paneere Kaaka10. Gary Field11. Matt Pouhila12. Jeremy Tunks13. Braydon BinnieCoach: Reggie Stewart

WYong1. Luke Dolbel2. Bryce Burgun3. Thomas Harvey4. Kairo Anderson5. Jake Scicluna6. Jesse Stephen7. Aaron Heaven8. Brady Barwick9. Matthew Power10. Taniela Tangulu11. Dylan Clark12. Jye Montgomery13. Ezekial Cooper-TetevanoCoach: Jason Parker

erinA1. Ashlee Russell2. Stacey Markham3. Jessie O’Brien4. Emily Campbell (C)5. Kylie Stewart6. Lucy Workman7. Vanessa Hunter8. Jade Harkins9. Bronty Van Buizen10. Katie Richter11. Indie ElmsAndria SymingtonAlysse Shoveller, Molly DaviesMadi Crowe, Amy RegalMegan Lawler, Jasmine DillonCoach: Phil CroweManager: Kate CampbellTrainers: Jimmy Simnett, Dayn Marson & Bob Dubois

erinA1. Matt Downey2. Naif Kassouah3. Richard Toka4. Blake McGee (C)5. Ronald Sines20. Sam Murray7. Blake Laybutt8. Chris Oakes9. Brad Deegan10. Aaron Field11. Jimmy Simnett (VC)12. Sean Frazer13. Kurt McGowanLuke Redhead, Luke GoodleyBlake Storm, Alex EmersonTodd Cregan, Sheldon KiddBlake BattonCoach: Jason MayManager: Dave ScottAsst Coach: Sheldon KiddTrainers: Jamie Lane, Nathan Scott & Bob Dubois

erinA1. Lewis Sheens19. Dayn Marson3. Michael Mealey4. Lachlan Mace5. Daniel Fenton6. Brayden Cain7. Regan McLeod8. Nathan Ahearn (C)9. Dave Pont10. Sam Madill (C)11. Ryan Owens (C)18. Boydie Symes13. Gable GardinerCoach: Michael AhearnAsst Coach: Joel FrazerTrainers: Cody Creevey, Matt Dehon & Bob Dubois

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erinA1. Kane Douch2. Jake Cook3. Brayden Crawley4. Mitchell Deegan5. Blake Irwin6. Jack Finn (C)7. Dane Booth8. Bailey Scott9. Toby Elliott10. Pat Duncan11. Tom Richmond12. Nathan Bell13. Jesse HoodHugo Basclain, Ethan CaruanaHarry Wilson, Reece MansfieldMax Williams, Mitchell NicholsCoach: John CreeveyAsst Coach: Mick GreenawayManager: Nicole DouchStatistician: Greg BolandTrainers: Cody Creevey, Bob DuboisBall Boy: Caleb Bourne


WYong1. Kendyll Fahey2. Brad Falzon3. Tallis Angianga4. Zak Russell5. Tyson James6. Jai Hupton7. Kye Leaudais8. Ryan Dowman9. Sam Grose10. Jake O’Meley11. Tomi Kaati12. Jedd Boreham13. Zac RyanCoach: Ray Farag

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erinA1 Nathan Deane19 Luke Drummond3 Jack Carlisle4 Jesse Bogle5 TBA6 Danny Lawrence (C)20 Brad Bennett8 Tim Burrell9 Mark Byrne10 Mitchell Browning11 Ben Steven13 Shane McFadden12 Alan MunroCoach: Dane AllenAssistant Coach: Josh LewisHead Trainer: Daniel SummersTrainers: Josh Lewis,Chris Young & Bob Dubois

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NICKNAME: Booza JUNIOR CLUB: Erina EaglesFAVOURITE POSITION: LockREP HONOURS: Ran the water for Central CoastBEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Grant Wooden’s arm guardMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Ryan OwensNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: South SydneyFAVOURITE FOOD: Brisket FAVOURITE DRINK: Coke

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Roos News ROOS NEWS Wyong were back at home for the much anticipated Round 5 clash with The Entrance. There was some outstanding football played by both clubs on a beautiful Autumn day. The Roos grabbed victories in Under 19’s, Open Age and 1st Grade. The Tigers were too strong in Ladies League Tag, and in what turned out to be the match of the day, the heavy hitters in Reserve Grade played out a 12 all draw. Ladies League Tag – Sponsored by Dovmac Mining & ConstructionThe Entrance 12 – Wyong 0The Entrance have featured in every Ladies League Tag GF since the inception of the competition, and the results prior to this match confirmed the Tigresses are again the premiership favourites. Matters seemed on course for another big win to the visitors when Angela Jones crossed from close range in the 4th minute of the match. However, the game then devolved into a bit of an arm wrestle, dominated by defence and punctu-ated by errors from both sides. Right on the half time siren The Entrance scored its second try. Wyong had plenty of opportunity to kill off the last play of the half, but the lack of urgency in the home team’s defence gave Steph Sharpe the chance to grubber into the ingoal and get downward pressure on the ball to claim the try. Holly Buchanan converted both three pointers to give the visitors a 12-0 lead going into the break. The second period was all about defence. The Roos lacked penetration and the Tigers lacked the quality to finish some promising movements. Caitlin Smith received both Players’ Player and Coach’s Awards.Under 19’s – Sponsored by Fill & Carry Fruit Market at Kanwal Village.Wyong 30 – The Entrance 0The young Roos did not show sufficient respect for possession in this match, and were perhaps a little fortunate the opposition lacked the firepower to take advantage. Zac Ryan crossed first for Wyong in the seventh minute, finding himself on the end of a short interchange of passes at the Tigers 10m line, and punching his way through the visitors right edge. Jessie Baillo scored in the 12th minute stepping off his left foot and straightening after Kendyll Fahey swept into the left side attack. Tomi Kaati touched down for the Roos third, running a nice line off Kye Leaudais in the 21st minute. Lachy Natapu isolated a defender and bulldozed over for Wyong’s fourth. Kendyll Fahey converted all four tries to give the home team a 24-0 going into the break. Wyong lost concentration in the second period, but in fairness the Tigers put down the challenge, which somewhat rattled the green and gold. Sam Grose scored from acting half late in the game. Kendyll Fahey’s conversion provided the final scoreline. Ryan Dowman was Players’ Player. Kye Leaudais received the No Coward Award.Open Age – Sponsored by Citrus Clean Central CoastWyong 32 – The Entrance 30The Roos led 20-12 at halftime, crossing for three tries to the visitors’ two. Ben Morsillo brilliantly stopped a try early on when the Tigers seemed certain to score. Next possession set, Kane Ralph shredded the defence, and on the back of that run, Matt Pouhila powered through the retreating defensive line for Wyong’s first. Morsillo wrestled his way over from acting half in the 14th minute and with two conversions and a pen-alty goal to Pan Kaaka, the home team were ahead 14-0. The Entrance responded in the 27th minute via a well worked set piece which grabbed the Roos attention and allowed Josh Pethybridge to sneak over from dummy half. The conversion from Luke Atherton narrowed the scoreline to 14-6. The home team gained some breathing space when Chevy Chandler Van Vliet hammered into the ingoal and touched down in the 29th minute. Pethybridge capitalised on a Wyong error in the 33rd minute to score his second from acting half. Respective conversions to Ryan Paes and Atherton provided the scoreline at the break. Ralph worked some magic attacking the Tigers right edge soon after the break, providing space and time for Keanu Millar on his inside, but a scoring opportunity was lost when the ball went to ground. The Roos were looking tired and Brendan Koford took his chance, crossing for a relatively simple try. Atherton’s conversion reduced the deficit to two. A Chris Brown try and Kaaka conversion pushed the home team out to a 26-18 lead, but two converted tries to Zac Westwood gave the visitors a 30-26 lead with little time left on the clock. Brown scored his second on the siren. Michael Smith nailed the conversion to give the Roos an unconvincing 32-30 victory. Players’ Player went to Gary Field and Chris Brown received this week’s No Coward Award. Reserve Grade – Sponsored by Optus LakehavenWyong 12 – The Entrance 12The Entrance Reserve Grade have a formidable recent record of GF appearances and are the reigning premiers. Wyong were in excellent form approaching this match and had not been extended in the opening four rounds. The game promised much in prospect, and the end result could not have been closer. Tiger Tom Moloney opened the scoring in the 12th minute after the home team put too much pressure on itself through multiple errors. Perry Le Brocque converted. Aaron Heaven produced a show & go to split the visi-tors defensive line in the 15th minute, then drew the fullback to put Kairo Anderson away. Jesse Stephen converted to level the scores. The Entrance back rower, Harley Ridge, crossed right on halftime, and with Le Brocque’s conversion the Tigers took a 12-6 lead into the break. The second period was equally tight. Wyong received a penalty in the 50th minute. Joe Marshall weaved his way through the retreating defence. The home team then hammered the Tigers line until Taniela Tangulu muscled his way over just right of the posts. Stephen converted to again level the scores. Both teams had opportunities to post further points, but a confluence of errors and lacklustre finishing deprived the crowd of additional scoreboard action. The Roos need to closely examine their game management over the dying minutes. The toughness and willingness of the visitors to take the fight to Wyong shocked the green and gold. Harley Ridge, even though returning from injury, is too good for this grade. “Tight game; had to come from behind. Missed a few opportunities, but we knew it was going to be tough. Still a good effort, apart from a few mistakes.”Les HannahLuke Dolbel was Players’ Player, and Aaron Heaven received the No Coward Award.1st Grade – Sponsored by Evolution SecurityWyong 36 – The Entrance 6The Tigers had produced an impressive run of wins in the first four weeks of the competition. The Roos were coming off a very strong victory over the premiers. The match shaped as a good indicator of the current level of performance of both squads. The visitors were taken into touch from the kick off. Wyong went right then left. Izzy Cooper-Tetevano stepped to the outside of his marker and powered over inside 2 mins. Kye Martin finished a well-engineered set piece involving Marco Tetevano to score in the 10th minute. Martin was a little lucky to score again only minutes later after the visitors failed to secure a late tackle kick. Left wing Mitch Nakhoul touched down after Cooper-Tetevano again beat his marker on the outside to create space and time down the paint. Three conversions from Lachlan Hanneghan gave the green and gold a 20-0 lead at the break. There was more of the same in the second period. Chris Centrone scored a remarkable solo try, getting to the outside of his opposition courtesy of a well-timed pass from Bradie Smith, then accelerat-ing through the ensuing hole. Hanneghan swooped on a loose ball then cut a swathe through the visitors’ defence. Wyong moved the ball right with Centrone putting Martin over for his third via regulation catch and pass. Tetevano scored from close range working over some tired ruck defence. Hanneghan converted two of the Roos second half tries. The Entrance crossed for a late consolation try courtesy of Grant Nelson. Wyong had enough bodies around the ball but could not stop the determined fullback. Notwithstanding the final scoreline, Wyong still needed to play well to get the better of a talented opposition. The Entrance made too many forced and unforced errors to compete with the level of play produced by the home team but are certain to be better next time around at Bateau Bay. Wyatt Shaw was voted Players’ Player. The No Coward Award went to Kye Martin. Chris Centrone made his last appearance for the Club in this match and is off to Toulouse Olympique. Chris has been a big contributor over the last four seasons and will be missed. The Club wishes Chris and his family all the best.

Eagles News Welcome everyone to Erina Oval for our first home game. After match presentation will be held at Erina Leagues Club commencing 5.30pm. Golden Eagles Reunion is on 17 June vs Ourimbah at Erina Oval.Today Danny Lawrence plays his 100th first grade game for Erina Eagles. Danny started playing for Erina in under 6s and has been a great club person and standout player his whole career. He made his Jim Beam Cup debut at the age of 17 and his first grade debut at the age of 16. Danny’s versatility in positions is a great attribute to his team. Danny has represented the Central Coast and Australian Police and is also Captain of Erina First Grade. Congratulations Danny. First grade – more injuries and players out of position wasn’t going to help us. Hopefully we can put on a better performance up against the undefeated Wyong side this week.Reserve grade – a tough fought win against a committed Woy Woy team. With a lot of boys playing out of position everyone had to chip in to come away with a 24-10 victory. A few special mentions, Reggie with his best performance for the club, Ryan Owens and Lachy Mace moving to the centres from the back row, Joel Frazer for at the last minute putting the notepad down and strapping on the boots and to Toby Elliott, a famous Erina surname, making his debut against men and had some very classy touches. Players player Reggie.Open grade – the top of the table clash in Open Grade didn’t disappoint, with a tough willing game from beginning to end. After squeezing into his size 38 shorts Matt Downey showed he is nearly back to top form, with a Best on Ground perform-ance! It won’t be long before he is moving up a Grade or 2. Other notable perform-ances were Blair Batton putting his jersey on, and taking it off, as well as Luke Goodley and Sean Frazer continuing their recent good form. Looking forward to the big test against a Strong Roo’s outfit this week.Under 19s – this week saw us take on a much bigger side so we needed to get off to a good start, which we did by scoring two quick tries after 5 minutes. Midway through the first half the possessions started to even out and Woy Woy worked their way back into the game by scoring two tries. Right at half time Boothy scored an intercept try which saw us go into the sheds leading 30 – 12. Second half we continued to score points and defended our line with guts to often turn Woy Woy away. In the end they scored two tries with the weight of possession. We eventually ran out winners 48 to 22. All in all, it was convincing win by the boys however we will have to elevate again for next week’s top of the table clash. Try scorers Kane, Cookie, Crawley, Spider, Blake, Boothy with a double, Toby and Harry. Crawley 100% strike rate kicking 8 goals. Points: 3 to Toby who was creative around the dummy half making inroads and setting up tries; 2 points to Bailey who had his best game for his new club with some strong running and solid defence and who was the leader against a much bigger pack; and 1 point to Mr Consistent Jesse Hood who once again turned in a genuine 70 minute effort also received players player for his performance. Ladies league tag – another close and entertaining game from our girls and a com-mitted Woy Woy team. We lead 10-0 at the break due to the hard work the girls put in to getting good position and some great kicking from Em Campbell. The second half was similar and it was by far our best team effort of the year with everybody playing well and contributing to the 20-0 win. Best for Woy Woy were Tahlia Best, Ellie Hipwell and Jasmine Wolfe while for Erina Vanessa Hunter, Em Haines and Ash Russell were great in a good team effort. Like us on Facebook - facebook.com/erinaleaguesclubFollow us on Instagram @elc_erinaleaguesclub FREE TRIBUTE BAND NIGHTS @ ELC – 8PM till LATESat May 19 KISSteria & Poison Tribute Show Double HeaderSat Jun 2 Midnight Oil Tribute Show – Oils Ain OilsSat Jun 23 Pearl Jam & Powderfinger Double HeaderSat Jul 7 AC/DC + The Angels Tribute Double HeaderSat Jul 21 Rod Stewart & The Best of Britain ShowSat Aug 11 INXS Tribute Show – Live Baby Live Thank you to all our sponsors for your support of the Erina Eagles.

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nortHern LAKeS1. Bri Frater2. Britt Barrett3. Karly Falzon5. Roxy Overton6. Jackie Kanne7. Kerry Stanford8. Stef Luxford9. Casey Mayall10. Georgia Devlin11. Ellie Lees13. Hayley Dingle14. Sam Jamieson15. Hayley Allsop17. Alicia Bell18. Kelsea Shepherd20. Donna Carpenter

nortHern LAKeS1. Tom Patullo2. Rodney Quinn3. Mitch Diduszko4. Bryce Osborne5. Dan Warwick 6. Dean Amos7. Daniel Sandell Hay8. Simon Hayes14. Jayden Olivieri20. Luke Murphy16. Shaan Anderson12. Damien Mind 13.Dave McKenzieJarod BusuttilJonathon WhiteScott SchmidtScott LuxfordCoach: Dean AmosAsst Coach: Mark O’MeleyHead Trainer:Shane Jenkins

oUriMBAH1. Elle Dark 2. Ella Woodhouse3. Ava Young 4. Renee Schmidt (C)5. Aliyah Rodominski 6. Sophie Dryden 7. Michaela Baxter8. Grace Hay 9. Ella McCabe10. Renae Jackson (C)11. Emily Bachan 12. Maddison Lack 13. Emma BarlowEmma BurdackEllie RichardsonCassandra WhiteChloe RichardsonPaige DeanCoach: Ricky SchmidtManager: Chelsea YoungTrainers: Ben Schmidt & Warren MatthewsBall Boys- Luke Schmidt & Travis Jackson

oUriMBAH1. Ethan Williams2. Joshua Finney 3. Brydon Ramien 4. Aiden Everson5. Darnell Wisham 6. Josh Cook 7. Josh Elvins8. Wes Black 9. Jayden Paulley 10. Sam Stewart ( c )11. Blake Cooper ( c ) 12. Robbie Rodger 13. Brent Radburn Coach: Warren HillierManager: Warren MatthewsTrainer: Mick Batton

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Warriors News We look forward to our trip to Sohier Park this Saturday to take on the Magpies. Special mention must go to our major sponsor the Doylo. Don’t forget our after match presentation each week in the Smokehouse. We look forward to this Saturday’s game between the Warriors and Ourimbah. We’d like to welcome Dean Amos back to the Warriors for the 2018 season and beyond. Dean’s experience and knowledge will be invaluable to the Warriors and their future plans to be up in the top grade next season. We are also very lucky to have the Ogre Mark O’Meley on the Warrior’s coaching staff too. Mark has worked tirelessly to mentor players, coaches and adminis-trators at our club and other clubs on the coast to keep rugby league alive and moving forward.

Ladies Report: The girls are on a roll at the moment and this is due to their ap-plication off the field as well as on the field. The girls controlled the game well and grinded out a win against a very determined Berkeley Vale team.The girls will need to maintain their consist-ency to continue their success. The club are very proud of the Warriorettes as they are turning up for each other every week and are also keen to help out with game day jobs on game days to make it work for the club. Keep up the unreal spirit girls.3rd Grade ReportThe boys were in the grind for the whole game and showed glimpses of good football.The boys continue to get into games, get a lead and then lack discipline and composure to put teams away. Full credit to to Gosford who didn’t give in and finally came away with the points. .2nd Grade ReportThe Warriors reserve grade finally got a win against the Pan-thers. This win had been brewing for a number of weeks. After a lot of hard work on the training and playing fields the boys dug deep for each other and outlasted a very determined Berkeley Vale team to the tune of 16 points to 12. The boys scored 4 tries to 2 but still had to fight to the end to get the well deserved result they needed. Patience and ball security are beginning to become important to the boys and this is proving to be the difference in their performances. Continued attitude and effort will see more results go the boys way

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NICKNAME: EL JUNIOR CLUB: Ourimbah MagpiesFAVOURITE POSITION: Hooker

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Magpies News BJ Howes Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven First Grade Team Report – The Ourimbah Magpies 1st grade side went to Duffy’s Road understanding the Premiers would be looking to hit back after a big loss the week before. A dour first half saw the Maggies starved of the ball , through non complete sets and a heap of penal-ties . Losing Jye Newton and Chris Morgan for the game early on , meant we were going to have to dig deep for each other . The Sharks too advantage of there controlled possession and on the halftime bell scored under the posts leading 6-0 @ the break .We spoke about the need possession, & after halftime Corey Bayley strolled over after a great ball from Ali Beale. The sharks re grouped and once again came back like good sides do. With 5 minutes left an offside call gifted Terrigal a two point lead , but the Maggies knew what was at stake leading into the bye. A massive Beale bomb forced an error , and James Croot ran short side to help put Alex Pohla over to seal the win 18-14.Great crowd involvement for both sides helped with a great spectacle for Cen-tral Coast Rugby League . Big games from Darcy , Alex Pohla , Ali Beale , Max Jolley and Groomy, but best on ground against his old club was Henry Vaatoua .We welcome Northlakes to Sohier on Saturday night , in what should be 3 quality games .Duncan Excavations Reserve Grade Team Report - The Ourimbah Magpies 2nd grade side although a better effort this week, Reserve Grade allowed Ter-rigal to take a considerable lead due to lack of disciple and ball control. The strong second half effort was very pleasing whilst we were down on troops. Best for our team were Wes Black, Brent Radburn and Aiden Everson whilst Josh Cook received the players player award.Anytime Fitness Wyoming Ladies League Tag Team Report - The Ourimbah Magpies Ladies team came up against a very quality team in Terrigal. We played well in patches but need to complete more sets to be more competi-tive. We used up to much energy defending all the time. Club ReportGreat to see the footy is back in Ourimbah, our club would like to extend a big welcome to all our loyal supporters, sponsors & everyone who enjoys rugby league to the beautiful Sohier Park where we play host to the Northern Lakes Warriors in our round 6 clash for 2018 and we as a club are looking forward to this challenge in both grades, we as a club here at Ourimbah would like to ex-tend a very warm thank you to all the mums involved with the club and rugby league in general and wish you all a very happy mother’s day.Everyone is welcome to attend our after match presentations to be held at the Tall Timbers Hotel from 5pm with refreshments and excellent meals available, so please bring your families and all kids are more than welcome to attend. Ourimbah Wyoming RLFC would like to thank our business partners for sea-son 2018 and encourage all our supporters to use our sponsors services where possible:

Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven, Tall Timbers Hotel, Kylee Jones One Agency Wyoming, Singo’s Meats, KFC Wyoming,

Pain Away, Bendigo Bank Lisarow, Jim’s Mowing Tuggerah, Saratoga Medical, Pudsey Plumbing & Drainage, Duncan Excavations,

Saratoga Dental, Coastal Rural Traders Ourimbah, Sublime Aluminium & Glass, Wyong Group, Lakes Amusements,

Everything Sports Online, Anytime Fitness Wyoming, Greenies Garage, Hogs Breath Cafe Tuggerah & Terrigal, Springfresh Dry Cleaners, Bliss Demolition, All Coast Metal Recycling, Starkey Freighters,

Coastwide Garden Maintenance, Zigz Plumbing, Quick Connect Electrical & Data Solutions, Coast Chill Refrigeration,

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BerKeLeY vALe1. Caitlin Mills2. Chloe McClymont3. Tara Adams4. Breah Praszczalek 5. Ashley Fouche7. Jessie Martin8. Sharni Praszczalek 9. Anjuna Lincoln10. Taelah Goodman11. Tahlia Eaton 12. Orana Young13. Erin McManus-Murphy 14. Drew Alexander 16. Aimy Long18. Shanae Sheather19. Kodi Mellon 20. Katrina Barnes21. Tara UgurCoach: Rocky FulmerManager: Sandy PraszczalekTrainers: Mick Praszczalek& Aaron Gill

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BerKeLeY vALe1. Zac Hickel2. Jeff Attenborough 3. Jeff Fields 4. Kali Tui5. Josh Selmes 6. Max Townsend7. Nathan Danks8. Dylan smith9. Matt Bailey10. Luke Robinson11. Waylon Van Beveren12. Chris Brady13. Sam Oakes14. Brock Sheehan15. Mitch Evrard16. Jayden Bailey17. James Weldon TBACoach: Dean RawsonAsst. Coach: Chris BradyManagers: Glen Menser & Mick Brady

KincUMBer1 Leah Arnesen2 Taylor Bateman3 Brooke Watson4 Kyla Tucker5 Tayla Mackay6 Ranni Jackson7 Millee Powell8 Jessica Davies9 Teagan Powell10 Aleisha Noel11 Jessica Mensforth12 Emily Pereira13 Hayley Egan14 Ebony Harris15 Cassandra Moyes16 Ebony Millgate17 Ella Buteux19 Lou JohnstonCoach: James ArnesenManager: Lou JohnstonTrainer: Kevin MullerTrainer: Ben Kelly

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KincUMBer1 James Duchatel2 Jaxon Stubbs3 Damon Brady4 Tyson Potger 5 Mitchell Clark6 Blake Wylie7 Brett Kearney 8 Jade Mason 9 Ian Henderson (C) 10 Brendan Hurd11 Ben Tonks12 Matt Croker13 Troy Woodley (VC) Ben MurrayMatt StoneMatt HurdSam EdenAnthony BarbaroCoach: Craig WheatleyAsst: Shannon WoodleyManager: Ian AbdooTrainers: Tony Iron, Glen Cole & Logan Wylie

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Colts News Today we welcome the Berkeley Vale club to Mackillop oval for the Round 6 clash. Our 1st grade will be looking to get back on course after a disappointing effort against well drilled Toukley. Our highlight was Matt Croker playing his 100th 1st grade game for the Colts, only the 6th player to do so. Reserves put together a nice 1st half to record a good victory. 19’s are improving with each outing and put together some nice sets and defended well under some pressure from Toukley. Ladies tag are like the 1st grade looking to get back on course after a loss they probably didn’t bank on but full credit to the opposition who played well.Premier Trade Centre 1st GradeLast round our Premier Trade Centre Colts had a shocker, taking nothing away for the near perfect from the Hawks who under the direction of Chris Adams made us look like an open grade team playing its first trial of the year. Nonetheless the great thing about footy is a week is a long time and dinted pride burns deep. There were efforts from Ben Tonks, Troy Woodley, Matt Croker & Hendo who tried tirelessly with Matt taking the squads Players Players. Shout out to Jaxon Stubbs, Jesse Byrne and Ben Peters who made their 1st grade debut. With last minute pull outs to 3 of our starting backs these blokes played a game already and although not the perfect preparation for your 1st grade debut, made a real good fist of it. Quick shout out to great mates and sup-porters of the Colts in Reece Kincumber, Erina & Gosford and of course Brett Ryan of RGH Consulting.Today, we hope all our mums young and old have a beautiful day as we appreciate you coming to the footy on what is really your day. We welcome our Colts mums, especially those with young ones to join us under the tent and also those loyal ladies who turn up every week and support us no matter what, I look forward to seeing you there as well. We will have treats for you along with the chance to win a beautiful ladies hamper to take away with you.Today we meet Berkeley Vale who are languishing at the bottom of the ladder and will be a dangerous opponent. With pone of our sponsors Cape Three Electrical attending today we hope they can add a spark to our attack. With injuries ravaging our ¾ line since round one, today will be a day of reckoning for our 1st grade squad. We wish skipper Murph, Obi and Wade speedy recoveries and welcome back BK, Tyson & Duchy to this weeks squad.Sydney Markets Reserve GradeThe boys played well against a determined Toukley side & recorded a gutsy 26-0 win. Defensively we were great holding them for multiple sets in the 2nd half. Dane Vawdon (3) points was best on ground, he kept bending them back with strong defence & ran solid all game.(2) points went to Jason Clark’s Cousin Mitch, kicking game was solid, directed the team around the park & was strong overall. (1) point went to El Rozario (the fat one) defence was the best I have ever seen from him & pushed himself all game.The Donkin boys we welcomed back to the club & that has increased our depth right across the park, solid games by both & look forward to watching their progress.We host Berkeley Vale this week & they are always tough & will be looking to get their season going.Sidelines Sports & Grill 19’sThe Colts Sidelines Sports Grill Under 19’s took on a determined & tough Toukley side at the graveyard (Darren Kennedy Oval) last Sunday. The mighty Colts came away with a solid victory 28-6. Although we came away with the victory our handling, especially in the second half, really hampered our flow in attack. The defence was solid & the young men showed plenty of ticker & determination with their defence. Our inspirational hooker Fletcher Berry got our 3 points & players player with 2 tries & rock solid D. 2 points went to Jesse Byrne who also made his first grade debut later in the day. 1 Point went to Alex Halls for a good all-around game. We wish big Keano a speedy recovery after his stint in hospital from a sickening high shot. Good luck this week at home against Berkeley ValeGray & Wheatley Plumbing Ladies League Tag It just wasn’t our day against Toukley. Everything we seemed to do just didn’t work for us.Our defence was strong but Toukley Took the winWe had a few girls that stood out in our game, especially Ella’s break through Toukleys line for a try under the post . Millee and Ranni both tagged well, and the rest of the girls kept trying to get back the control of the game , but we just didn’t get there.We will keep our heads up and bounce back this week.Players player- Ranni Jackson3pts- Ranni Jackson 2pts- Tayla Mackay, Leah Arnesen1pt- Brooke Watson, Ella Buteux, Jess Mensforth and Cassie Moyes

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1st Grade - Proudly sponsored by Toowoon Bay Carpets & Shutters No Report due to Bye against Northern Lakes2nd Grade – Proudly sponsored by Berkeley Vale Cellars.Unlucky at the end 16-12 loss and knocked on under the posts in the last minute. Until we start better and realise it’s contact sport and start tackling with shoulders instead of grabbing at jer-seys not much will change. Luckily the second half was better and when we hang onto the ball we look good and can compete with anyone. Players player and 3 points well deserved Waylan,2 points to Kali great to see you get involved early and 1 point to big Kyle great effort for the big fella. Thanks’ to the 19s that keep helping us out but we’re starting to get players back from injury, so we need everyone at training all sessions to ensure we don’t keep making the same silly errors. I would like better numbers at the Presentation on Sundays as well it’s all part of it boys play together stay together.Ladies League TagWe drove north to take on the Warriors and we fell a little short in attack, our defence in general has been fairly good considering the girls limited experience, now we need to work on our attack and put more pressure on the opposition. Chloe was the obvious choice for players player with an outstanding game, Caitlin and Breah also received points. Drew scored our only try with Sharni just missing the conversion. Again, Tara and Ash played great out wide. Still playing short but no excuses the Warriors played better, and we need to improve. 14 to 4 is no thumping so keep working hard and enjoy playing. Thanks to the girls that attended presentation.

Berkeley Vale Rugby League & Sports Club would like to thank our Sponsors, for their continued generous

support of our great club.Bateau Bay Bowling Club, Toowoon Bay Carpets and Shutters,

Mingara, Rite Price Tyres, Tumbi Wholesale Meats, Berkeley Vale Cellars, The Chittaway Tavern, Tim Clark Best Signs, Bakers De-

light, Refreshing Pools Services, ETS, Zen Bu Kan Kempo Karate, Tumbi Sand and Soil, Wyong Mazda, Jetty Auto Repairs, Tuggerah Lakes Glass, Outdoor Leisure Living Patios,

Mouthguard Studio. We strongly encourage all our members to support these

fine businesses that continue to support us......

Danny Lawrence 100 gAMeS

Today Danny Lawrence plays his 100th First Grade game for Erina Eagles. Danny started playing for Erina in under 6s and has been

a great club person and standout player his whole career.

He made his Jim Beam Cup debut at the age of 17 and his versatility in

positions is a great attribute to his team.

Danny has represented the Central Coast and also Australian Police

and is also Captain of Erina First Grade.

Congratulations Danny.

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DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM VENUE

ROUND 1 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS8th April Erina - Bye 8th April Wyong 40 V Woy Woy 10 Morry Breen Oval8th April Ourimbah 24 V Kincumber 44 Bill Sohier Park8th April Toukley 14 V The Entrance 30 Darren Kennedy Oval8th April Terrigal 20 V Berkeley Vale 0 Duffys Road Oval

ROUND 2 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS14th April Woy Woy - Bye 14th April Toukley 10 V Wyong 12 Darren Kennedy Oval15th April Kincumber 12 V Terrigal 22 MacKillop Oval15th April Ourimbah 52 V Erina 6 Bill Sohier Park15th April Berk. Vale 4 V The Entrance 30 Berkeley Vale Oval

ROUND 3 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS21st April Kincumber - Bye21st April Wyong 32 Berkeley Vale 10 Berkele Vale Oval22nd April The Entrance 34 Terrigal 14 Edsacc Oval22nd April Toukley 18 Erina 6 Darren Kennedy Oval22nd April Ourimbah 22 Woy Woy 14 Woy Woy Oval

ROUND 4 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS28th April Toukley - Bye29th April Erina 22 Berkeley Vale 8 Berkeley Vale29th April Wyong 46 Terrigal 4 Duffys Road Oval29th April The Entrance 32 Ourimbah 22 Edsacc Oval29th April Kincumber 30 Woy Woy 22 Mackillop Oval

ROUND 5 - FIRST GRADE RESULTS6th May Berkeley Vale - Bye6th May Ourimbah 18 Terrigal 14 Duffys Road oval6th May Toukley 34 Kincumber 0 Darren Kennedy Oval6th May Woy Woy 24 Erina 4 Woy Woy Oval6th May Wyong 36 The Entrance 6 Morry Breen Oval

ROUND 613th May Ourimbah V Bye Bill Sohier Park13th May The Entrance V Woy Woy Edsacc Oval13th May Erina V Wyong Erina Oval13th May Toukley V Terrigal Darren Kennedy Oval13th May Kincumber V Berkeley Vale MacKillop Oval

ROUND 720th May Woy Woy V Toukley Woy Woy Oval20th May The Entrance V Erina Edsacc Oval20th May Kincumber V Wyong MacKillop Oval20th May Terrigal V Bye Duffys Road Oval20th May Berkeley Vale V Ourimbah Berkeley Vale Oval

ROUND 8 27th May Bye V The Entrance Doylo Sporting Fields27th May Terrigal V Woy Woy Duffys Road Oval27th May Erina V Kincumber Erina Oval27th May Toukley V Berkeley Vale Darren Kennedy Oval27th May Wyong V Ourimbah Morry Breen Oval

ROUND 93rd June Erina V Terrigal Erina Oval3rd June The Entrance V Kincumber Edsacc Oval3rd June Berkeley Vale V Woy Woy Berkeley Vale Oval3rd June Ourimbah V Toukley Bill Sohier Park3rd June Wyong V Bye Morry Breen Oval

10TH JUNE SCHEDULED WASHOUT/BYE WEEKEND

ROUND 1016th June Bye V Woy Woy Doylo Sporting Fields17th June Terrigal V Kincumber Duffys Road Oval17th June Erina V Ourimbah Erina Oval17th June The Entrance V Berkeley Vale Edsacc Oval17th June Wyong V Toukley Morry Breen Oval

ROUND 1123rd June Woy Woy V Kincumber Woy Woy Oval24th June Erina V Berkeley Vale Erina Oval24th June Wyong V Terrigal Morry Breen Oval24th June Ourimbah V The Entrance Bill Sohier Park24th June Toukley V Bye Darren Kennedy Oval

DATE HOME TEAM VISITING TEAM VENUE

ROUND 12 1st July Woy Woy V Wyong Woy Woy Oval1st July Erina V Bye Erina Oval1st July Kincumber V Ourimbah MacKillop Oval1st July The Entrance V Toukley Edsacc Oval1st July Berkeley Vale V Terrigal Berkeley Vale Oval

ROUND 13 8th July Wyong V Berkeley Vale Morry Breen Oval8th July Bye V Kincumber Doylo Sporting Fields8th July Terrigal V The Entrance Duffys Road Oval8th July Erina V Toukley Erina Oval8th July Ourimbah V Woy Woy Bill Sohier Park

ROUND 1415th July Berkeley Vale V Bye Berkeley Vale Oval15th July Ourimbah V Terrigal Bill Sohier Park15th July Kincumber V Toukley MacKillop Oval15th July Erina V Woy Woy Erina Oval15th July The Entrance V Wyong Edsacc Oval

ROUND 1522nd July Bye V Ourimbah Doylo Sporting Fields22nd July Woy Woy V The Entrance Woy Woy Oval22nd July Wyong V Erina Morry Breen Oval22nd July Terrigal V Toukley Duffys Road Oval22nd July Berkeley Vale V Kincumber Berkeley Vale Oval

29TH JULY SCHEDULED WASHOUT/BYE WEEKEND

ROUND 165th August Toukley V Woy Woy Darren Kennedy Oval5th August Erina V The Entrance Erina Oval5th August Wyong V Kincumber Morry Breen Oval5th August Bye V Terrigal Doylo Sporting Fields5th August Ourimbah V Berkeley Vale Bill Sohier Park

ROUND 1712th August The Entrance V Bye Edsacc Oval12th August Woy Woy V Terrigal Woy Woy Oval12th August Kincumber V Erina MacKillop Oval12th August Berkeley Vale V Toukley Berkeley Vale Oval12th August Ourimbah V Wyong Bill Sohier Park

ROUND 1819th August Terrigal V Erina Duffys Road Oval19th August Kincumber V The Entrance MacKillop Oval19th August Woy Woy V Berkeley Vale Woy Woy Oval19th August Toukley V Ourimbah Darren Kennedy Oval19th August Bye V Wyong Doylo Sporting Fields

centrAL coASt DiviSion tooHeYS finAL SerieS

Sat 25th AUGUSTELIMINATION SEMI FINAL @ Bill Sohier Park

26th AUGUSTQUALIFIYING SEMI FINAL @ Berkeley Vale Oval

Sat 1st SEPTEMBERMINOR SEMI FINAL @ Erina Oval

2nd SEPTEMBERMAJOR SEMI FINAL @ Darren Kennedy Oval

9th SEPTEMBERFINAL @ Morry Breen Oval

16th SEPTEMBERGRAND FINAL @ TBA

Final Series Venues are subject to change depending upon Council requirements.

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TOOHEYS CUP - telclub.com.au CCDRL ROUND 6.pdfTim BOVIS Woy Woy 1 15 0 34 Paneere KAAKA Wyong 1 15 0 34 Malu FIU The Entrance 7 0 0 28 Dale WILSON St Edwards 3 8 0 28 ... 15. Casey