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QUEENSLAND PREMIER RUGBY 2019 | ROUND 1 QUEENSLAND PREMIER RUGBY 2020 | GRAND FINALS
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CONTENTS TEAM LISTS | SATURDAY
FEATURES COLTS 3
21
Weekly Catch Up 6
Grand Finals Weekend Fixtures 7
COLTS 2
Easts Grand Final Preview 9
UQ Grand FInal Preview
2020 Grand final ushers in new era for
11
5TH GRADE
22
13
23
women’s Rugby
Lower Grade Lowdown 15
4TH GRADE
TEAM LISTS
SATURDAY: Grand Finals Fixtures 21
24
3RD GRADE
SUNDAY: Grand Finals Fixtures 27
25
TEAM LISTS | SUNDAY
EVERY WEEK
EVERY GAME
PREMIER WOMENS
COLTS 1
27
2ND GRADE
29
1ST GRADE
31
33
QLD.RUGBY/QPR-MATCH-DAY
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WELCOME MESSAGE
GAVEN HEAD
GENERAL MANAGER - COMMUNITY RUGBY
On behalf of Queensland Rugby Union I would like Earlier this week we hosted the 2020 Queensland
to extend a warm welcome to all players, coaches, Premier Rugby Grand Final breakfast at the
volunteers, match officials, administrators and Regatta, congratulations once again to all the
spectators as we converge on Ballymore for the award recipients, including the 2020 Alec Evans
2020 Queensland Premier Rugby Grand Final Medallist Ben Mowen (Easts), and U20s Player of
weekend. the Year Mac Grealy (UQ).
This has been a year like no other, with the game We saw two players at different ends of their
facing many challenges, but it has been pleasing careers rewarded for their efforts, with former
to see us reach the end of the season with some Wallabies skipper Mowen paving a new path
great matches in store for Rugby fans. for professional players to re-engage with their
grassroots Rugby clubs, whilst fresh out of school
The return of Rugby in 2020 wouldn’t have been Grealy’s senior Rugby career is just starting. The
possible without the hard work of the general pair will square off in this weekend’s Premier
managers, presidents, volunteers, coaches and Grade Grand Final.
players at each club.
Once again we extend our thanks to all the
Whilst in lock down we had regular meetings with administrators and volunteers in clubland who
our Premier Rugby stakeholders each week and have made the 2020 season possible during
managed to map out a return to Rugby and we unprecedented times, and wish all the teams
were lucky to get in 11 Rounds of Rugby and our competing this weekend the best of luck.
finals series.
GAVEN HEAD
I would also like to extend my thanks to the General Manager - Community Rugby
competition’s naming rights partner – Allsports
Physiotherapy – for their ongoing support.
Today we see four of our nine clubs represented
across the finals, with Brothers and Easts featuring
in multiple grades as the shared Doughty Shield
Holders for 2020, whilst University of Queensland
and the Brethren will go head-to-head in all three
Colts divisions.
The Women’s Grand Final will see a new champion
crowned, with Easts and GPS contesting the
title after Sunnybank’s five-year hold on the
trophy came to holt after their loss to GPS in last
weekend’s preliminary final.
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EASTS
2020 REGULAR SEASON STATS | 7 WINS | 1 LOSS
LADDER POSITION: 1 ST
GRAND FINAL “It’s been a great effort from the club as a whole, I’m
proud of all the players and it’s instilled in the culture
PREVIEW
of our club, to have six teams playing in Grand Finals is
great. The aftermath of COVID has been intense and
produced some high-quality Rugby. It’s a great turnaround
This weekend’s Grand Final berth for the Tigers has been for the club and I’m happy for everyone.
the culmination of a number of years of hard work that
have seen Easts fall narrowly short of the big dance. “The professionalism that Ben Mowen has instilled in the
team, his leadership and decision making on-and-off the
The last time Easts were in the Grand Final was 2015 field, it has filtered down through the club and it shows
under the guidance of then head coach Tim Sampson, with the number of teams we have playing finals. He has
the current Western Force head coach, and the Tigers fell shown what it is like to be a Tiger.
to a red hot Souths outfit that afternoon.
“I think a guy like Matt Smit, who came over from Wests,
Anthony Connellan took over as head coach after 2015 he has really performed and his work rate on the field and
and after lean years in 2016 and 2017, Easts were back work ethic at training has been excellent and hence he is
in finals calculations in 2018, before meeting their match our starting 12 and I think he will be there for a while. Eli
against eventual champions GPS in the preliminary final. Pilz has also had a standout year, playing scrumhalf the
Former Easts scumhalf and Fijian international Moses whole season and remaining uninjured he has excelled.
Rauluni took over as head coach ahead of the 2019 “UQ are well versed in finals, I believe the breakdown will
season and the Tigers made it through to the finals be a big area of contest, we will have to protect our ball,
again only to suffer a similar fate against University of and when they carry we need to slow down their quick
Queensland. ball so we can get our defensive line set and break down
2020 was shaping up to be a great year for Easts before their attack.”
the onset of the COVID pandemic, but the lockdown and
nature of international travel benefited the club with a
number of senior players grounded in Brisbane, most PLAYERS TO WATCH
notably captain Ben Mowen.
Former Reds flyer Aidan Toua was also ready to give back LOCK – Mitch
to the club where his senior career began, whilst Dylan
Taikato-Simpson wasn’t able to chase an opportunity in
the US and club stalwart Tom Milosevic, who will notch
Schneider
his 100th cap in Sunday’s final, also returned home from Lock Mitch Schneider has been one of the unsung heroes
England to bolster the Tigers backrow alongside Mowen of the Tigers forwards in 2020. He came into the starting
and Michael Gunn. line-up the week Easts hosted GPS in Round 4 and he
made his presence known in that match, putting massive
The combination of all these returning players as well as shots on some of the Gallopers’ big Fijian ball-runners,
some new recruits, with six players making their Premier including the Fijian freight train – Abele Atunaisa.
Grade debuts in 2020, meant that the club has had
greater depth throughout the grades then ever before, Schneider is one of three brothers to have played at
with not only first grade but second grade, third grade, Easts, and he also works within the club for Eli Mowen’s
fifth grade, Colts 4 and the club’s newly established building company. He is a true home-grown hero for
Women’s team all contesting Grand Finals. the Tigers and the man known as ‘Beaver’ will no doubt
have the support of the entire Easts’ supporter base this
Easts only dropped one match throughout the regular weekend.
season against Bond, before falling to UQ in the major
semi-final a week ago. The Tigers rebounded and put
Bond to the sword last weekend, holding them to only a
single penalty in the preliminary final, to book their place
in Sunday’s premiership decider. CENTRE – Matt Smit
For Mowen, who was named the Alec Evans Medallist Matt Smit has been one of the rare finds of the 2020
as the player of the year this week, a Hospital Challenge season. Having toiled away at Wests in reserve grade,
Cup win would be a fairy tale finish for the ‘Tiger for life’ Smit made the move to Easts with younger brother Alex
ahead of 2020 and has found a home in the Premier
who will hang up his boots after Sunday’s match.
Grade 12 jersey, which no one has staked a claim to since
the exit of former Tigers captain Matt Gordon – now
THE INSIDE WORD – plying his trade in the Pro 14 for Edinburgh.
Moses Rauluni
Smit has been a rock in defence for the Tigers, but has
really shone with his support play, always finding himself
in the right place for a pop pass to cross for a try.
“I’ve been really impressed with the efforts this year, there
have been a few hurdles, but we’ve learnt from those and
turned things around.UNIVERSITY OF
QUEENSLAND
2020 REGULAR SEASON STATS | 6 WINS | 2 LOSSES
LADDER POSITION: 2 NDGRAND FINAL So it has been important to have some level heads out
on the field and guys like Con Foley and Scott Gale have
been there and done that, so to have them stranded here
PREVIEW in Brisbane due to COVID has been a massive benefit for
the young guys in our team.
2020 has seen the Red Heavies build upon their
impressive finals run from 2019 and continue to unearth “It was really motivating when we came back to training
exciting new talent. after lock down to see how fit everyone was and just
how energic they were, I guess a bit of that was cabin
Head Coach Mick Heenan has an undoubted knack for fever, but it was obvious they had worked hard and were
finding the next generation of Queensland talent and the motivated to do well, I can’t speak highly enough of the
emergence of U20s Player of the Year Mac Grealy, flanker group.
Will Roach and young colt Jasper Mellish is proof.
“We knew Easts would be there or there abouts, Ben
In total the Red Heavies have had 16 debutants in 2020, Mowen being back has been great for Easts, but for club
as the side have battled with a number of injuries, whilst Rugby as well. To have those experienced guys back in
also welcoming some new recruits to the club. the mix has contributed to a healthy level of competition.
Former Northern Suburbs lock Connor Vest made the “Both UQ and Easts have played a similar way all year, I
move to Brisbane in the off season and the Shute Shield don’t think there will be too many surprises from either
powerhouse has proven to be a dominant force within team we’re just going to go at it on Sunday.”
the competition, whilst talismanic captain Pat Morrey has
taken his game to another level after a Super Rugby pre-
season with the Rebels.
The club has benefited from the influence of former club
stalwarts in Scott Gale, Con Foley and Connor Mitchell all
PLAYERS TO WATCH
FLANKER - Connor
returning from overseas gigs due to COVID, and the trio
have provided some great mentorship for some of the
young up-and-comers within the squad.
UQ are no stranger to finals. In the past 10 years head Mitchell
coach Mick Heenan has guided his side to a total of
Connor Mitchell has previously captained this Red
seven Grand Finals, having won five, mostly recently last
Heavies side to a grand final win and after time in the
year, coming from fourth spot on the ladder to demolish
Australian Sevens program, in Shute Shield with Southern
Easts and GPS before accounting for Brothers 31-26 in
Districts and in internationally in Ireland, he has returned
the final.
to St Lucia in 2020 a more well-rounded player and his
Heenan has a group of experienced coaches around him impact on some of the young players around him has
as well with brother and former Reds lock Dan Heenan, been evident throughout the competition.
Director of Rugby Elton Berrange, former Wallabies
captain Stephen Moore and former British & Irish Lions
prop Tom Court all helping develop the next generation
of Heavies.
Whilst Heenan and his charges have proven to be a force
to be reckoned with, one accolade has escaped them. No
FULLBACK - Jock
team has won back to back titles in Premier Rugby since
the Canberra Vikings were in the competition, having won Campbell
three straight from 2001-2003. St.George Queensland Reds fullback Jock Campbell
Whilst they face a tough challenge against Easts this was one of few players to be very unlucky to not get a
weekend, the club are poised to break one more record call up to the Wallabies squad after the Super Rugby AU
this Sunday if they can secure the win. competition.
He has returned to where his senior Rugby career began
and he adds another dimension to the Red Heavies
attack. Last year Campbell, Tate McDermott and Harry
THE INSIDE WORD – Hockings all starred in UQ’s finals series and Heenan
will be hoping for Campbell to rise to the challenge once
Mick Heenan again.
“This is why we play the game, not just for the fun and
comradery, we want to win, it’s great to be in a grand final.
“It’s a different sort of season, we had two pre-seasons
essentially and then went into a cut-throat one-round
season.2020 GRAND FINAL
USHERS IN NEW ERA FOR
WOMEN’S RUGBY
WOMEN’S RUGBY HISTORY WILL BE MADE
THIS SUNDAY, WITH SUNNYBANK’S LONG
BRENDAN HERTEL STANDING FIVE YEAR STRANGLE-HOLD ON
THE WOMEN’S COMPETITION COMING TO
AN END AS EASTS AND GPS PREPARE TO
GO HEAD-TO-HEAD FOR THE TITLE.
13Not since University of Queensland claimed a 11-10 Sunnybank, and club stalwart Marlugu Dixon says her
win over Sunnybank in the 2014 Grand Final has impact on the team this year can’t be understated.
another Women’s team held the trophy other than
“Hilisha has been excellent for us, her experience
the Dragons.
speaks for itself,” said Dixon.
2020 has seen the Women’s competition
“She has really helped out our forwards this year,
have teams from all nine Premier Rugby clubs
especially with the scrum, but she is great in general
competing for the first time, with Bond University
play as well.”
and Easts the newcomers to the Women’s ranks.
GPS bounced back form their loss against Easts to
Easts finished the season as undefeated minor
post a 27-21 over Sunnybank in the preliminary final,
premiers, and progressed straight through to the
but the Gallopers women have turned their attention
Grand Final with a 39-14 win over GPS in the major
to toppling the Tigers on Sunday.
semi-final.
“It was a really entertaining game and great to get a
“We’re really pumped and ready to go, it’s going
win over Sunnybank,” said Dixon.
to be an exciting match against GPS,” said Tigers
captain Annabelle Codey. “They’ve been the benchmark for Women’s Rugby for
many years now.
Codey, the daughter of former Queensland
backrower David Codey, made the move to Easts “Two weeks ago we really only played one half and
from her previous club Wests in the off-season, Easts got away from us late in the game, they’re a
and she has enjoyed her first year at Tigerland. good side. We’ve done our homework and know what
we have to do this weekend, it’s going to be a good
“It’s been a special year, it’s always daunting
contest.”
starting a new team or joining a new club but the
boys and staff at Easts have really got behind us For Dixon, who has been around the women’s
and it’s great to have so many Easts teams through competition in Premier Rugby for some time, she is
to finals.” excited to see the growth of the Women’s game in
2020 and can’t wait to see what the future holds.
The women’s program at Easts has been driven by
two former Premier Grade players in Tyrell Barker “It’s been really good seeing all nine Premier Clubs in
and James Sua, who have coached the girls the competition,” she said.
throughout the year. “Going into finals it was anyone’s guess as to who was
“Tyrell and James have been awesome, it’s been going to perform which was really exciting. The game
great to learn from them as former players. We’re is growing which is great for Women.”
really grateful to have coaches of their calibre
involved in the Women’s program.”
Codey watched on last week as GPS and
Sunnybank played out a tight match in the
preliminary final, and the GPS forward pack set the
physical standard that the Tigers can expect this
Sunday, with one name catching Codey’s eye.
“Vua Rasolea – she was a standout against
Sunnybank,” she said.
“We can expect a physical contest from the
Gallopers in the forwards, but their backline can
be lethal as well.”
Rasolea is one of two Queensland capped props
who have been putting in for GPS this season, with
2017 Wallaroos player of the year and mum-of-five,
Hilisha Samoa, also returning to club Rugby this
year at Yoku Road.
Samoa scored the try that sealed the match
for the Gallopers women last weekend against
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LOWER GRADE LOWDOWN
BALLYMORE WILL PLAY HOST TO NINE
GRAND FINALS ACROSS THE GRADES THIS
TOM PRIMMER WEEKEND, WITH SOME QUALITY RUGBY
EXPECTED FROM COLTS 3 TO PREMIER
GRADE. LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT ALL THE
ACTION FROM ALL THE GRADES THIS
WEEKEND
17Second Grade – Sunday 1 Nov, 1:40pm | Fifth Grade – Saturday 31 Oct, 10:50pm | Easts
Brothers v Easts v Brothers
Brothers will take on Easts in the Second Grade Fifth Grade will kick-off the three Brothers and Easts
decider, with the butcher’s stripes aiming to Grand Finals this weekend, with both sides looking to
avenge last year’s dramatic loss to GPS. get their clubs off to a strong start in the senior grades.
The Brethren finished as minor premiers and The Tigers claimed the minor premiership in this
accounted for the Tigers in both their clashes this competition, narrowly edging out second-placed
year, getting the chocolates in Round 11 and the Brothers.
major semi-final respectively.
When they met in the major semi-final, the two sides
Easts bounced back with a 25-12 win over Souths played out a dramatic 10-all draw, with the Brethren
in last week’s preliminary final, setting up another moving straight on to the Grand Final after scoring
battle with the men from Crosby Park. more tries.
Although Brothers have the wood over their Easts went on to defeat Wests 8-7 in nail-biting
opponents on form, both of their meetings have preliminary final in wet conditions, with this one sure
been decided by 10-points or less, meaning this to be a tight contest on Saturday morning.
one should be a cracker.
Colts | University of Queensland v Brothers
Third Grade – Saturday 31 Oct, 3:30pm | It’s been a tale of two teams in Colts 1, 2 and 3 this
Brothers v Easts season, with Brothers and UQ qualifying for all three
It’s another Brothers v Easts Grand Final in Third Grand Finals this weekend.
Grade as the Brethren shoot for their second In Colts 1, the Heavies claimed the minor premiership
consecutive premiership. and booked their ticket to the Grand Final with a
Brothers go into the game as slim favourites after resounding 35-5 win over the Brethren in the major
claiming the minor premiership and advancing semi-final.
straight to the decider with a 31-26 win over Wests. Brothers rallied in the preliminary final, securing
The side has lost just once this year, but that victory over Bond University with a stunning intercept
defeat came at the hands of their opponents this in the final minutes sealing their victory and locking in
weekend in the Tigers. another matchup with Uni this Sunday morning.
After comprehensively beating GPS in the minor Colts 2 saw Brothers secure the minor premiership,
semi-final, Easts stamped their ticket to the decider but it was UQ who moved straight onto the Grand
with a resounding win over Wests and will be full of Final after defeating their archrivals in the major semi-
confidence this Saturday afternoon. final.
Fourth Grade – Saturday 31 Oct, 1:40pm | The Brethren beat Easts 22-10 in the ensuing
Brothers v GPS preliminary final and will be out to get some revenge
over the Students on Saturday morning.
Souths relinquished their stranglehold over the
Fourth Grade competition in 2020, with Brothers Brothers finished as minor premiers in Colts 3, but
clashing with GPS in this Saturday’s decider were also defeated by UQ in the major semi-final, with
the Heavies running out 38-7 winners at Sunnybank.
The Grand Final combatants finished in first and
second after the regular season, with Brothers A strong win over Easts last weekend ensured the
claiming the minor premiership. butcher’s stripes qualified for the decider, and they’ll
kick off all the Grand Final action for the weekend on
The major semi-final saw the Gallopers claim a 36- Saturday morning.
22 win at Sunnybank to go straight through to the
big dance, before Brothers bounced back with a
narrow five-point win over Easts last weekend.
Both sides have claimed a win apiece in their two
meetings this season, meaning this one could go
either way at Ballymore.
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SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER
KICK-OFF
8:10AM
BROTHERS V UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
Elijah Huth 1 William Fox
Zachariah Smith 2 Quentin Raravula
Toby Carrick 3 Benjamin Waller
Will Reid 4 Dougal Manns
Jack Bowden 5 Pat Eadie
Ronin Nutley 6 Ben Ioane
Will Hains 7 Hugh Robinson
Sam Hearne 8 Helaman Swerling
Jack Greentree 9 Daniel Kiss
Bailey Page 10 Kai Duggan
Sean Galloway 11 Nathan Cox
Tom Kerby 12 Mika Cooper-Finau
Kurtis Albert 13 Connor Hayes
Jake McCall 14 Alexander Moses
Conor McKeown 15 Flynn McDermott
Rhett Kleine 16 Lachlan Kapetanakos
Matt Rodgers 17 Massimo Musso
James Rogers 18 Sam Coffison
Jack Mckeering 19 Harrison Jennings
Zac Mills 20 Ted Vary
Ben Astbury 21 Clyde Rapilla
Asst Coach: Doug Perrers
Asst Coach: John Irwin Henry Caswell 22 Zach Shore Manager: Hugh Leeson-
Manager: Damian Janbroers Isaiah Naawi 23 Lachlan Mcdonald Smith
Liam McKeown COACH Nathan Eadie
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21COLTS 2
SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER
KICK-OFF
10:00AM
BROTHERS V UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
Hudson Mulcahy 1 Lachlan Pheely
Max Vacca 2 Stanley Taulani
Tim Faingaanuku 3 Jaiden Christian
Hayden Sayers 4 Ryan Kinbacher
Charlie Condon 5 Adam Walter
Angus McDonald 6 Billy Boulton
Nick Fraser 7 Dougal Perrers
Hunter Brown 8 Rico Aliva
Connor O'Regan 9 Arthur Marais
Matt Lo Grande 10 Zach Hogan
Jack Willis 11 Ben McMahon
Jock Thompson 12 Christian Suemalo
Andrew Mackay 13 Michael Lehane
Michael Mallyon 14 James Scott
Will Reilly 15 Finlay Hume
Ronin Nutley 16 Rory Kuskie
Toby Carrick 17 Quentin Raravula
Elijah Huth 18 Tom Lawrence
Will Reid 19 Helaman Swerling
Jack Bowden 20 Dougal Gray
Asst Coach: Nick Cella,
Sam Hearne 21 Kai Duggan
Wayne Maki, Michael
Gilbert Jack Greentree 22 Clyde Rapilla Asst Coach: Nick Turnbull
Manager: Will Hyne Bailey Page 23 Flynn McDermott Manager: Tom Caine
Matt Ingram COACH Stuart Hubbert
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22FIFTH GRADE
SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER
KICK-OFF
11:50AM
EASTS V BROTHERS
Duncan Ewart 1 Scott Holloway
Noah Prowse 2 Jack Childs
Angus Keene 3 James Vail
Peter Harding 4 Paul Makene
Tyrell Barker 5 Liam Molan
Rad Grabham 6 Maclean Hanley
David Browne 7 Simon Marley
Zac Howe 8 Wayne Maki
Mitchell Gunning 9 Harrison Pankhurst
Jake Healy © 10 Sam Satui
David Shearman 11 Joseph O’Brien
Nick Chisholm 12 Conor Harvey
Trent Kiley 13 Jackson Tame
Al Grealy 14 Andrew Fonoti
Sasha Bachurin 15 Alex Mitchell
Sam Harding 16 Michael Duhig
Angus Lane 17 Manuel Cole-Manolis
Billy Fry 18 Simon Price
Connor McMillan 19 Nave Fonoti
Tom Sullivan 20 Jackson Darby
Nick Bainbridge 21 Dean Lynch
Asst Coach: Ross Asst Coach: Graham
Blomfield Cameron Robertson 22 Anthony Tatkovic Sylvester, John Burton
Manager: John Sullivan Rob Cuff 23 Charles Ferney Manager: John Diamond
Jason Mullins COACH Nathan Wallis
REFEREE AR 1 AR 2 NO. 4
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23FOURTH GRADE
SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER
KICK-OFF
1:40PM
BROTHERS V GPS
Joe Fleming 1 Henry Fraser
Josh Fleming 2 Riley Bygraves
Mike Browne 3 Dion Lowe
Ethan McCall 4 Lachlan Hastings
Justin Nieuwoudt 5 Peter Tewson
Rory Richardson 6 Iopu Iopu-Aso
Robert Hickson 7 Lachlan McKinnon
John Kennedy 8 Jonathan Ellis
James Colwell 9 Nick Dangerfield
Jordan Swepson 10 Daniel Merker
Sam Goodwin 11 Isaac Weir
Daniel McMahon 12 Davis Tavita
Hugh Harvey 13 Sesole Slade
Maikeli Baleimavere 14 Josateki Radrodro
Joseph Kerins 15 Andrew Nelson
Thomas Beirne 16 Liam Ferguson
James Vail 17 Tom Stewart
Charles Freney 18 Liam Adams
Hayden Sayers 19 Luke Marnane
Ben Doxey 20 Samuel Laffer
Asst Coach: Mike
Sam Ashkar 21 Louis Retzlaff-Chan
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Asst Coach: Rupert McCall, Nela Vi 22 Luke Eddy Manager: Nathan
Manager: Finnegan McGrath James Briskie 23 Sebastian Russell-Sharam Shaw
Pat McGrath COACH Ryan Freney
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24THIRD GRADE
SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER
KICK-OFF
3:30PM
BROTHERS V EASTS
Stuart McReight 1 Thayne Soloai
Andrew Gough 2 Reynor Guilford
Michael Bermingham 3 Ramese Uoka
Joe Connoly 4 Noah Hughes
Paddy O'Connor 5 Lucas Van Der Laan
Bart Flanagan 6 Sam Henry
John Kennedy 7 Harry Webster
Tom Zappala 8 Henry Olsen
Nate Millard 9 Ben Littleton ©
Lewis Harper 10 Logan Tibbetts
Sam Pang 11 Ollie Collis
Unaloto Pita 12 Tevita Ahosivi
Jacob O'Brien 13 Charlie Olsen
Aiden Cairns (c) 14 Lucas Niedzwiecki
Sam Walters 15 Keegan Sefton
Joe Fleming 16 James Gall
Ronin Nutley 17 Sikeli Ratu Vu
Mike Browne 18 Josh Webb
Ethan McCall 19 James Sua
William Beirne 20 Tyrell Barker
James Briskie 21 Loughlin Batch
Asst Coach: Simon Price,
Jackson Darby Jordan Swepson 22 Matt Brandon Asst Coach: Troy Clarke
Manager: James O’Connell Mitch Felsman 23 Francis Pona Manager: Josh Stanbury
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EASTS V GPS
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Annabelle Codey (c) 4 Caitlyn Taleni
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Latisha Pona 18 Sian Lavea
Nane Filimoehala 19 Jasmine Taito
Alicia Heller 20 Donna Livingstone
Grace Lofipo 21 Sepi Ngauamo
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UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND V BROTHERS
Will Wigan 1 Angus Lovelock
Jake Tierney 2 Ethan Dobbins
Alexander Davies 3 Remi Sawtell
George Gibson 4 Jonte Connolly
Matthew Engelbrecht 5 Tyrone Suapaia
Thomas van der Schyff 6 Nick Cross
Nathan Beil 7 Mitch Lowrie
Samuel Kelly-knowles 8 Titi Nofoagatotoa
Mosiah Christian 9 George Tarabay
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Joshua Russell 11 Dan Muller
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Mitchell Bell 14 Ryan Shepherd
Jasper Mellish 15 Athen Waia-McGuiggan
Lachlan Pheely 16 Hudson Mulcahy
Emerson Treasure 17 Max Vacca
Jaiden Christian 18 Tim Faingaanuku
Dougal Gray 19 Charlie Condon
Dougal Perrers 20 Jock Thompson
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Finn Hearn 21 Connor O'Regan
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Stephen Moore Christian Suemalo 22 Matt Lo Grande Asst Coach:Damian Steele
Manager: Ryan Webster Ben McMahon 23 Will Reilly Manager: Leticia Chapman
Derby Malaulau COACH Kelevi Tuicolo
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EASTS V BROTHERS
Sani Ratulevu 1 Harry Vella
Sam Richards 2 Jake Lyon
Kirwan Sanday 3 Dom Fraser
Filimoni Koroivunilagi 4 Mitch Carpenter
Puke Garland 5 Tom Jeffries
Ravu Ravutema 6 George Cox
Rick Portingale 7 Henry Fitzgerald
George Blomfield 8 Will Clift
Phoenix Hunt (c) 9 Nick Smith
Lachlan Kirk 10 Henry Lennon
Mika Tela 11 Luan Scherman
Rhys Jacks 12 Kris Larosa (c)
Tyrees Wilson 13 Sam Hicks
Jayden Carroll 14 George Partridge
Preston Springhall 15 Liam O'Connell
Zac Crothers 16 Ethan Dobbins
JP Tominiko 17 Angus Lovelock
James Durheim 18 Dustin Henegan
Henry Olsen 19 David Corbenici
Harry Webster 20 Tom Zappala
Ben Littleton 21 George Tarabay Asst Coach: Antonia Halan-
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Lucas Niedzwiecki 23 Kamilo Guido
Moea Neha COACH Ty Tierney
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Richie Asiata 2 Joshua Nasser
Rhys Van Nek 3 SJ Tamala
Mitch Schneider 4 Fergus Lillicrap
Seru Uru 5 Connor Vest
Tom Milosevic (vc) 6 Conor Mitchell
Michael Gunn 7 Pat Morrey (c)
Ben Mowen (c) 8 Sam Wallis
Eli Pilz 9 Jordan Lenac
Aidan Toua (vc) 10 Scott Gale
Max Baker 11 Mac Grealy
Matt Smit 12 James Wood
Landon Hayes 13 Con Foley
Shane Kennedy 14 Sam Edwards
Dylan Taikato 15 Jock Campbell
Zac Crothers 16 Tom Mellor
Sani Ratulevu 17 Isaac Aedo Kailea
JP Tominiko 18 Alex Sa’aga
Filimoni Seruvatu 19 Richard Clift
George Blomfield 20 Will Roach Asst Coach: Elton Berrange,
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Phoenix Hunt 21 Brad Twidale
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