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2017 QSS 16–18 Years Boys Rugby League State Championship – Metropolitan East 1

2017 QUEENSLAND SCHOOL SPORT

16–18 YEARS BOYS RUGBY LEAGUE

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

PATRON

Ken Rogers

CHAIR

Andrew Peach Marsden State High School

SECRETARY

Jim Look Wynnum State High School

TREASURER

Scott Whybird Mareeba State High School

CHAMPIONSHIP CONVENOR

Travis Macdonald Alexandra Hills State High School

REGIONAL SCHOOL SPORT OFFICER

Des Guy

ASSISTANT REGIONAL SCHOOL SPORT OFFICER

John Masters

HOST REGION

Metropolitan East

2 2017 QSS 16–18 Years Boys Rugby League State Championship – Metropolitan East

Proud supporters of the

2017 Queensland School Sport

16–18 Years Rugby League

State Championship


CHAIR’S WELCOME

It is my very great pleasure to welcome all visiting players, coaches, managers and supporters to Wynnum for the staging of this year’s Queensland School Sport 16-18 Years Rugby League State Championship.

This championship provides the opportunity for gifted rugby league players from throughout the state to impress the selectors and gain selection in the Queensland side to be selected to contest the National Championship at St Marys from 9 July – 14 July. Not only do these trials provide exposure for talented players but also young referees wishing to go further in the ranks and coaches who will gain immensely from the experience.

The Queensland Rugby League has provided valuable sponsorship to Queensland School Sport Rugby League for this championship and for this we are most grateful. A huge thank you also to Ross Strudwick and Paul Neale from Struddy’s Sports, the naming rights sponsor for the 2017 QSS Rugby League State Championship. Thanks very much to our other sponsors, especially the NRL, Gold Coast Titans, Brisbane Broncos, North Queensland Cowboys, Lanskey Constructions, EU-Roller Conveyor Components and Train Assess Australia.

A special “thank you” to all members of the organising committee capably led by Travis Macdonald for their efforts in ensuring that this championship will be a memorable one for all concerned. Thank you also to the team from the Wynnum Seagulls for ensuring access to high quality facilities throughout the carnival.

Referees will again be a vital component of this year’s championship and a huge vote of thanks must go to the men in white for their presence over the four days of competition. Particular thanks to John Topp for his fine work in ensuring 1st class referees and service.

Finally, I wish all players an injury free championship in which the talented players are recognised and rewarded with a coveted Queensland jersey.

Andrew Peach

Chair – Queensland School Sport Rugby League

NAMING SPONSOR OF QUEENSLAND SCHOOL SPORT

RUGBY LEAGUE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017


SPONSOR OF MAN OF THE MATCH AWARDS

The Championship is conducted under the rules of the Queensland Rugby League as endorsed by the QSSRL Sports Organisation (except wherein stated).


HISTORY

PREVIOUS CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Year Champions Runners Up Consolation Cup

1968 Wavell SHS Cavendish Road SHS ––

1969 Far North Qld. Central Qld. ––

1970 Darling Downs Brisbane ––

1971 Brisbane Darling Downs ––

1972 Brisbane Far North Qld. ––

1973 Brisbane Darling Downs ––

1974 Brisbane Central Qld. ––



1977 Brisbane South East Qld. ––

1978 Brisbane South East Qld. ––

1979 Darling Downs South East Qld. ––

1980 South East Qld. Brisbane ––

1981 Brisbane North Qld. ––

1982 Darling Downs Wide Bay ––

1983 Brisbane South Brisbane North ––

1984 Darling Downs Brisbane South ––

1985 Darling Downs Brisbane West ––

1986 Brisbane South North Qld. ––

1987 Brisbane North Darling Downs ––

1988 Central Qld. Brisbane North ––

1989 Brisbane South Peninsula ––

1990 Northern West Moreton ––

1991 Capricornia South Coast ––

1992 South Coast Wide Bay ––

1993 South Coast Darling Downs ––

1994 Northern South Coast ––

1995 Metropolitan. East A Sunshine Coast Metropolitan West

1996 Metropolitan. East Navy Sunshine Coast Metropolitan East (Sky)

1997 Northern Metropolitan. East Navy Metropolitan West

1998 Peninsula Metropolitan. North Darling Downs

1999 Northern Peninsula Metropolitan East

2000 South Coast Wide Bay Metropolitan East

2001 Northern Wide Bay Peninsula

2002 Metropolitan. North Northern Peninsula

2003 South Coast Northern Wide Bay

2004 Capricornia Metropolitan North Metropolitan East

2005 Metropolitan East Northern Wide Bay

2006 South Coast Metropolitan East Capricornia

2007 South Coast Metropolitan East Presidents XIII

2008 South Coast Capricornia Metropolitan North

2009 Northern South Coast Peninsula

2010 Northern South Coast Peninsula

2011 South Coast Northern Sunshine Coast

2012 South Coast Metropolitan North Peninsula

2013 Metropolitan North South Coast Wide Bay

2014 Northern South Coast South West

2015 Capricornia Metropolitan North Darling Downs

2016 Northern South Coast Darling Downs


WELL KNOWN PLAYERS WHO HAVE COMPETED IN PREVIOUS CHAMPIONSHIPS

1980 Les Kiss Wide Bay 1991 Sid Domic Capricornia

Martin Bella Central Queensland John Driscoll Capricornia

Ian Healy Central Queensland Brett Grogan Peninsula

1981 Dale Shearer Central Qld 1992 Wendell Sailor Capricornia

Peter Gill Darling Downs Matt Sing Capricornia

Mark Hohn Darling Downs Steven Price Darling Downs

Mick Hagan Brisbane South Chris McKenna Metropolitan East

Brad Thorn Metropolitan East

1982 Allan Langer West Brisbane

Geoff Bagnall Brisbane South 1993 Tonie Carroll South Coast

Peter Jackson Wide Bay Ben Walker Darling Downs

Tony Rea Wide Bay

1994 Darren Lockyer South West Queensland

1983 Grant Rix Darling Downs Ben Ikin South Coast

James Donnelly Darling Downs

1995 Shane Walker Darling Downs

1984 Ray Herring Darling Downs Shaun Berrigan Metropolitan East

Craig Grauf Brisbane North

Kerrod Walters West Brisbane 1996 Chris Walker Darling Downs

Kevin Walters West Brisbane Nick Patterson Darling Downs

Rhys Wesser Capricornia

1985 Kelly Egan North Queensland Shannon Hegarty Capricornia

Dean Schiffilliti North Queensland

1997 Dane Carlaw Metropolitan East

1986 Steve Renouf Wide Bay Ben Ross Sunshine Coast

Dale Fritz Central Queensland Brad Watts Metropolitan East

Brett Horsnell Brisbane South Bradley Myers Metropolitan East

Andrew Gee Brisbane South Chris Flannery Sunshine Coast

Craig Teevan Darling Downs Darren Mapp Capricornia

Tony Hearn Brisbane South Casey McGuire Sunshine Coast

1987 Brett Plowman Wide Bay 1998 Carl Webb Metropolitan North

Trevor Schodel Brisbane South Chris Muckert Northern

Chris Sheppard Peninsula

1988 Grant Cleal Brisbane North Micheal Luck Northern

Ashley Harrison Metropolitan North

1989 Julian O’Neill Brisbane North Nathan Friend Darling Downs

Scott Sattler South Coast Adam Brisden Darling Downs

Brett Galea Brisbane North

Jason Twist Brisbane North 1999 Dallas Johnson Peninsula

Kerion Meyer Brisbane North Justin Hodges Metropolitan North

Robbie O’Davis Darling Downs Corey Parker South Coast

Michael Luck Northern

1990 Craig Weston South Coast Aaron Payne Northern

Matt Bowen Northern

Brent Tate Sunshine Coast

Shane Tronc Metropolitan North


WELL KNOWN PLAYERS WHO HAVE COMPETED IN PREVIOUS CHAMPIONSHIPS – CONT.

2000 Willie Tonga Wide Bay 2006 Will Matthews South Coast

Kris Kalher Wide Bay Kevin Proctor South Coast

Nick Parfitt Wide Bay Bodene Thompson South Coast

Steve Irwin Wide Bay Josh McGuire Metropolitan North

Chris Shepherd Peninsula Nick Slyney Peninsula

Cameron Smith Metropolitan North Anthony Mitchell Northern

Matt Ballin Wide Bay Ray Thompson Northern

Mick Emmett Wide Bay

2007 Daniel Vidot Metropolitan West

2001 Brett Seymour Capricornia Robert Lui South Coast

Kevin Kingston Wide Bay James Segeyaro Peninsula

Brenton Bowen South Coast Matt Srama Metropolitan West

Ashley Graham Northern Daly Cherry-Evans Sunshine Coast

Nate Myles Peninsula Ben Hunt Capricornia

Antonio Winterstein Peninsula

Antonio Kaufisi Wide Bay 2008 Corey Norman South Coast

Jordan Rankin South Coast

2002 Tim Smith South Coast Justin O’Neill Northern

Sam Thaiday Northern Ryan James South Coast

Ben Hannant South Coast

Jacob Lillyman Northern 2009 Michael Morgan Northern

Greg Eastwood South Coast Jason Taumalolo Northern

Gavin Cooper Wide Bay Jordan Rankin South Coast

Joshua Papalii Metropolitan East

2003 Karmichael Hunt Metropolitan East Lachlan Maranta Metropolitan North

Benji Marshall South Coast Ryan James South Coast

Sam Perrett South Coast Kyle Feldt Northern

Brett Anderson Peninsula

2010 Tautau Moga Metropolitan West

2004 Greg Inglis Metropolitan North Tony Milford Metropolitan West(inj)

Steven Michaels South Coast Kurt Mann Capricornia

Sam Tagataesee Metropolitan North

Scott Bolton Peninsula 2011 Kurtis Rowe South Coast

Kane Elgey South Coast

2005 Darius Boyd South Coast Kodi Nikorima Metropolitan North

Esi Tonga Metropolitan East Nene Macdonald Northern

Joel Moon Sunshine Coast

Aiden Guerra Northern 2012 Keirran Mosely Northern

David Taylor Capricornia Joe Ofahengaue Metropolitan West

Israel Folau Metropolitan East Ashley Taylor Darling Downs

Chris Sandow Metropolitan East Jayden Nikorima Metropolitan North

Chris McQueen Wide Bay Jai Arrow South Coast

2006 Andrew McCullough Darling Downs 2013 JJ Felise South Coast

Ben Jones Sunshine Coast


CODES OF CONDUCT

TEAM MEMBER'S CODE OF CONDUCT

As a team member:

Take responsibility for your own behaviour and performance.

Compete by the competition conditions and rules.

Follow all directions of team management/officials.

Show respect and behave in a manner that respects the rights of all others (team members, opponents, officials, etc.) regardless of the medium of communication used, e.g. verbal, physical, digital media such as Twitter, Facebook, email and texts.

Be a good sport. Encourage and support your team members.

Wear the official team uniform at the times directed by team management/officials.

Report in and out with team management/officials each day.

As directed by team management/officials, stay in the designated team area and support other team members during times when not competing.

Smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages or the use of any illegal substances is strictly forbidden.

Ensure that you have telephone numbers of team managers at all times.

As a guest in accommodation / when in team accommodation:

Check for any damage to premises on arrival and notify your team official.

Be respectful of facilities and other guests at all times.

Do not leave the accommodation area without permission from the team manager.

Be aware of which teacher is on supervision duty.

Know where your team officials are staying.

Where toilets/shower/laundry facilities are away from sleeping areas, it is advisable to attend in pairs.

Mixed sharing of rooms is not permitted, nor is entering the room of anyone from the opposite gender.

BREACH OF THE CODE BY TEAM MEMBERS

Team managers may deal immediately with any breaches of this code by imposing appropriate consequences, including not playing remaining fixtures, notification of parents, and being sent home at your parents’ expense. The Department, through Queensland School Sport (QSS), is responsible for imposing any longer term consequences. Furthermore, QSS may provide a report to your school and you may be subject to discipline in accordance with the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 (EGPA). Students will be afforded natural justice in respect of breaches of this code and for any discipline under the EGPA.


CODES OF CONDUCT

STUDENT OFFICIAL’S CODE OF CONDUCT

As a Student Official:

Take responsibility for your own behaviour and performance.

Operate within the rules and spirit of your sport, promoting fair play.

Display control and courtesy to all involved with the sport.

Show respect and behave in a manner that respects the rights of all others (players, team officials, spectators, etc.) regardless of the medium of communication used, e.g. verbal, physical, digital media such as Twitter, Facebook, email and texts.

Act with integrity and objectivity, and accept responsibility for your decisions and actions.

Ensure your decisions and actions contribute to a safe environment.

Do not tolerate harmful or abusive behaviours.

Place the safety and welfare of the athletes above all else.

Be consistent and impartial when making decisions.

Address unsporting behaviour and promote respect for all people.

Follow all directions of the Student Officials Manager / Event Convenor.

Wear the officials uniform at all times as directed by the Student Officials Manager / Event Convenor

Report in and out with the Student Officials Manager each day.

Stay in the designated official’s area when not officiating (remember you are an impartial adjudicator in an official capacity).

Ensure that you have telephone number of the Student Officials’ Manager on you at all times.

Smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages or the use of any illegal substances is strictly forbidden.

As a guest in accommodation / when in team accommodation:

Check for any damage to premises on arrival and notify your team official.

Be respectful of facilities and other guests at all times.

Do not leave the accommodation area without permission from the team manager.

Be aware of which teacher is on supervision duty.

Know where your team officials are staying.

Where toilets/shower/laundry facilities are away from sleeping areas, it is advisable to attend in pairs.

Mixed sharing of rooms is not permitted, nor is entering the room of anyone from the opposite gender.

BREACH OF THE CODE BY STUDENT OFFICIALS

Team managers may deal immediately with any breaches of this code by imposing appropriate consequences, including not officiating remaining fixtures, notification of parents, and being sent home at your parents’ expense. The Department, through Queensland School Sport (QSS), is responsible for imposing any longer term consequences. Furthermore, QSS may provide a report to your school and you may be subject to discipline in accordance with the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 (EGPA). Students will be afforded natural justice in respect of breaches of this code and for any discipline under the EGPA.


CODES OF CONDUCT

TEAM OFFICIAL’S CODE OF CONDUCT

As a Team Official:

Abide by the Department’s Code of Conduct at all times.

Adhere to appropriate mandatory reporting requirements.

Ensure that your behaviour at all times, whether at or away from the playing venue, does not bring the name of ‘school sport’ into disrepute.

Show respect and behave in a manner that respects the rights of all others regardless of the medium of communication used, e.g. verbal, physical, digital media such as Twitter, Facebook, email and texts.

Provide a safe and supportive sporting and learning environment.

Initiate and maintain constructive communication and relationships with students and parents/carers.

Promote the skills of responsible self-management.

Communicate high expectations for individual achievement and behaviour.

Ensure consistency and fairness in implementing the school sport behaviour codes.

Avoid over-playing the talented players. All players need and deserve equitable time.

Develop team respect for the ability of opponents as well as for the judgment of officials and opposing coaches.

Compliment participants on their efforts.

Condemn unsporting behaviours.

Ensure that your behaviour is consistent with the principles of good sporting behaviour.

Refrain from criticism of, or reaction to, the umpires/referee’s judgment and decision.

Maintain a standard of dress appropriate to the presentation of the team.

Refrain from over-zealous coaching from the side-line.

Smoking, drinking of alcoholic beverages or the use of any illegal substances is strictly forbidden while in the direct supervision of students.

BREACH OF THE CODE BY TEAM OFFICIALS

Queensland School Sport (QSS) and event organisers may deal immediately with any breaches of this code by warning offenders about their conduct, asking offenders to leave venues, and calling police to intervene where necessary. The Department, through Queensland School Sport (QSS), is responsible for imposing any longer term consequences such as written warnings, or barring attendance at future events for a period or indefinitely. This may include QSS providing a report to your school principal or immediate supervisor, and you may be subject to discipline in accordance with the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 (EGPA). Staff will be afforded

natural justice in respect of breaches of this code and for any discipline under the EGPA.


CODES OF CONDUCT

PARENT’S CODE OF CONDUCT

As a Parent or Guardian:

Cooperate with the team officials to achieve the best outcomes for your child.

Support team and event officials in maintaining a safe and respectful learning environment for all students.

Maintain positive relationships with team officials regarding your child’s learning, well-being and behaviour.

Encourage participation by your child.

Provide a model of good sportsmanship for your child.

Be courteous and constructive in your communication with players, team officials, game officials and sport administrators.

Encourage honest effort, skilled performance and team loyalty.

Do not interfere with the conduct of any events.


Adhere to the Department of Education’s policy of a smoke, alcohol and drug free environment.

SPECTATOR’S CODE OF CONDUCT

As a Spectator:

Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour.

Remember children play for enjoyment. Don’t let your behaviour detract from their enjoyment.

Let game officials conduct events without interference.

Support skilled performances and team play.


Adhere to the Department of Education’s policy of a smoke, alcohol and drug free environment.

BREACH OF THE CODE BY PARENTS AND SPECTATORS

Team managers and event organisers may deal immediately with any breaches of this code by warning offenders about their conduct, asking offenders to leave venues, and calling police to intervene where necessary. The Department, through Queensland School Sport (QSS), is responsible for imposing any longer term consequences such as written warnings, or barring attendance at future events for a period or indefinitely.

Parents and spectators should note that it is an offence to insult (meaning "to treat insolently or with contemptuous rudeness, to abuse") an officer of a state educational institution – Section 333 Wilful Disturbance, of the Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 (EGPA). Parents and spectators will be afforded natural justice in respect of breaches of this code and for any discipline under the EGPA.


OTHER POLICIES AND GUIDELINES

CHAMPIONSHIP RULES

The Rugby League 13–18 Years Competition Procedures can be viewed on the Sports Information page of the Queensland School Sport (QSS) website:

www.queenslandschoolsport.eq.edu.au / Sports Information / Sports H-S / Rugby League 13-19 years

PHOTOGRAPHY STATEMENT

Photography for personal and/or family use at Queensland School Sport Events can be viewed in section 5.15 of the Queensland School Sport Management Group document located on the QSS website:

www.queenslandschoolsport.eq.edu.au / About QSS / Policies and Procedures / QSSMG Competition Procedures.pdf

HYDRATION GUIDELINES

For Hydration Guidelines please refer to section 5.8 of the Queensland School Sport Management Group document located on the QSS website:


ACCESS TO STUDENTS (10-19 YEARS) AT QSS EVENTS

Protocols for team officials, school agents, and club/player agents stipulating communication with and gaining access to any student can be viewed in section 5.13 of the Queensland School Sport Management Group document located on the QSS website:


PLAYER’S OATH

“We take the Queensland School Sport Player’s oath on behalf of all participants at the 16–18 Years Boys Rugby League Championship.

Together we aspire to achieve our highest level of personal performance and conduct.

We promise:

to represent our teams with pride;

to cooperate with all officials;

to respect and abide by the rules that govern these Championships in the best traditions of school sport;

And above all, enjoy ourselves!”

https://queenslandschoolsport.eq.edu.au/Supportandresources/Formsanddocuments/Documents/Competition%20Procedures/Rugby%20League%2013-18%20years%20competition%20procedure.pdf

https://queenslandschoolsport.eq.edu.au/Supportandresources/Formsanddocuments/Documents/Competition%20Procedures/QSSMG%20competition%20procedures_complete.pdf




2017 QSSRL 16–18 YRS CHAMPIONSHIP STRUCTURE

1.1 Championship Convenors are to allow seventy (70) minutes between the starting times of all games on Days 1 to 2. This may be reduced to 65 minutes on Day 4. Games are all 30 minutes per half unless noted.

1.2 On the first day, each regional side will play a preliminary grading match. Teams will be ranked according to the previous year’s State Championships, with the draw mirroring that of the Day 4 fixtures from the previous year (ie. 1v2, 3v4, 5v6, 7v8, 9v11 and 10v12). The draw is confirmed at the final QSSRL 13 – 19 Years Management Committee meeting of the year and overseen by all delegates.

1.3 Results of the six matches will be used to grade teams from 1 to 12. The six winners from Day 1 will form ranks 1 – 6, with point’s difference separating 1 from 6 (ie. Number 1 ranked team will be the team with the greatest positive point’s difference and 6 will have the lowest positive point’s difference). The loser of the previous year’s Grand Final rematch (ie. The 1v2 fixture) will be allocated the ranking of 7. Ranks 8 – 12 will be formed on the basis of point’s difference (ie. Number 8 ranked team will have the lowest negative point’s difference while 12 will have the greatest negative point’s difference).

1.4 If, when grading teams 1 to 12 on DAY 1:

i) A drawn game occurs, Cup rules will apply for deciding the higher placed team.

ii) Two teams are on the same point’s difference, the team scoring the most tries will assume the higher position.

iii) If two teams have scored the same number of tries, the team scoring the most points will assume the higher position.

iv) If teams have scored an equal number of points, grading will be on the toss of a coin.

1.5 The eight highest ranked teams will advance to a series of quarter finals on Friday, semi-finals on Saturday, and the final on Sunday. Day 2 matches will be 1 v 5, 2 v 6, 3 v 7, 4 v 8.

1.6 The losers in the 1 v 5 and 2 v 6 quarter final matches will play lower-ranked winners to provide challenging games for determining final championship rankings of 5 to 8. The losers in the 3 v 7 and 4 v 8 quarter final matches will play lower-ranked losers to determine final championship rankings of 9 to 12 rankings.

1.7 Cup rules will apply for deciding all drawn games on Days 2, 3 and 4, except for the Grand Final. In the event of a tied score at the conclusion of normal playing time, a further five minutes each way with no halftime will be played immediately. If, at the conclusion of this additional time, the scores are still tied, the teams will be declared joint State Champions.

1.8 The four lowest ranked teams (9 – 12) will have the ability to progress higher in the rankings across the course of the Championship by playing higher ranked teams. This process rewards winning and promotes teams playing similarly-matched opponents.


PROGRAM

CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW

Day 1 – Thursday, 25 May 2017

8.30 am Opening Ceremony

9.30 am Game 1 Metropolitan East v Sunshine Coast

10.40 am Game 2 Metropolitan West v President’s XIII

11.50 pm Game 3 Darling Downs v South West

1.00 pm Game 4 Capricornia v Wide Bay

2.10 pm Game 5 Peninsula v Metropolitan North

3.20 pm Game 6 Northern v South Coast

Day 2 – Friday, 26 May

9.00 am Game 1 21 10 v 12

10.10 am Game 2 22 9 v 11

11.20 am Game 3 23 4 v 8

12.30 pm Game 4 24 3 v 7

1.40 pm Game 5 25 2 v 6

2.50 pm Game 6 26 1 v 5

Day 3 – Saturday, 27 May

9.00 am Game 1 31 Loser 23 v Loser 21

10.10 am Game 2 32 Loser 24 v Loser 22

11.20 am Game 3 33 Loser 25 v Winner 21

12.30 pm Game 4 34 Loser 26 v Winner 22

1.40 pm Game 5 35 Winner 25 v Winner 24

2.50 pm Game 6 36 Winner 26 v Winner 23

Day 4 – Sunday, 28 May 2017

8.00 am 41 Loser 32 v Loser 31 for 11th & 12th (20min per half)

8.50 am 42 Winner 32 v Winner 31 for 9th & 10th (20min per half)

9.40 am 43 Loser 34 v Loser 33 for 7th & 8th

10.40 am 44 Winner 34 v Winner 33 for 5th & 6th

11.40 pm 45 Loser 36 v Loser 35 for 3rd and 4th

12.40 pm 46 Winner 36 v Winner 35 for 1st & 2nd

2.00 pm Presentations and Announcement of Queensland Team

3.00 pm Departure (Players selected in Queensland Teams will be required for Team Meeting and Outfitting after Presentations)


RESULTS

DAY 1 RESULTS

Results & Rankings Day 1 – Thursday, 25 May

Score For Score

Against Points

Difference Team Place

1–12

Capricornia

Darling Downs

Metropolitan East

Metropolitan North

Metropolitan West

Northern

North West

Peninsula

South Coast

South West

Sunshine Coast

Wide Bay

DAY 2–4 RESULTS

Results and

Scores

Friday, 26 May Saturday, 27 May Sunday, 28 May Final Ranking Teams played and

score Teams played and

score Teams played and

score

Team 1

Team 2

Team 3

Team 4

Team 5

Team 6

Team 7

Team 8

Team 9

Team 10

Team 11

Team 12


RESULTS

PLAYER OF THE MATCH AWARDS

Thursday,

25 May Friday, 26 May

Saturday, 27 May

Sunday, 28 May

Game 1

Game 2

Game 3

Game 4

Game 5

Game 6

Major Champion

Player of the Championship

Proudly Sponsored By


CHAMPIONSHIP OFFICIALS & TEAM LISTS

REFEREES

Griffin Bellette

Dylan Cassidy

James Harbidge

Jay Hardie

Daniel Hewett

Nik Inthout

Jack Klein

Matt Muscat

Jake Stanton

REFEREE COORDINATOR

John Topp

Queensland Rugby League

TOUCH JUDGES

Rhys Cox

Matt Gannon

Blake Gittins

Lachlan Kamp

Cooper Sauvage

STAFF

John Topp – Coordinator

Shayne Hayne – NRL

Rod Spain – CMO

Marc Sauvage – CMO

Dennis Regan – Sports Trainer


CAPRICORNIA

1 Liam Grant The Cathedral College

2 Jeremiah Naawi St Brendan's College (Yeppoon)

3 Tom Farr The Cathedral College

4 Aidan Beard St Patrick's College (Mackay)

5 Michael Bell Moranbah SHS

6 Tom Irelandes Mackay SHS

7 James Busby St Brendan's College (Yeppoon)

8 Garrett Smith Mackay SHS

9 Sean Dalton Holy Spirit College (Mount Pleasant)

10 Declan Mallia The Cathedral College

11 Rhett Wood Moranbah SHS

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13 Chalice Atoi The Cathedral College

14 Riley Shadlow The Cathedral College

15 Ben Condon The Rockhampton Grammar School

16 Isaac Bulsey The Cathedral College

17 Lachlan Hubner Emmaus College

18 Nick Williams St Patrick's College (Mackay)

19 Mason Thorpe Mackay SHS

Coach Andrew Lawrence The Cathedral College

Assistant Coach

Chad Buckby St Patrick’s College (Mackay)

Manager Lee Merrett Moranbah SHS


DARLING DOWNS

1 Brock Diment Centenary Heights SHS

2 Nicholas Bruce Dalby SHS

3 Lokee Brookes St Mary’s College Toowoomba

4 Thomas Davis Goondiwindi SHS

5 Christopher Chalmers Toowoomba SHS Mt Lofty Campus

6 Alex Dunemann St Mary’s College Toowoomba

7 Cory Paix St Mary’s College Toowoomba

8 Jordan Crocker St Mary’s College Toowoomba

9 Sam Frattini Assumption College Warwick

10 Luke Maiden St Marys College Toowoomba

11 Lachlan Perry Harristown SHS

12 Nicholas Thom St Mary’s College Toowoomba

13 Cody Byrne Assumption College Warwick

14 Jake Simpkin St Mary’s College Toowoomba

15 Heath Dean St Mary’s College Toowoomba

16 Augustine Stowers Assumption College Warwick

17 Leslie Hartvigsen Harristown SHS

18 Martin Foelz Dalby SHS

19 Tom Lloyd Assumption College Warwick

Coach Craig Frattini Assumption College

Manager Adam Cronin Pittsworth SHS

Trainer Justin Brown Pittsworth SHS


METROPOLITAN EAST

1 Tye Watkins Brisbane SHS

2 Quintin English Woodridge SHS

3 Dario Takitaki Marsden SHS

4 Tyrese Su’Emai Marsden SHS

5 Jalen Tangiiti-Turner Marsden SHS

6 Conor McLeod Cavendish Road SHS

7 Nicholas Mullens Marsden SHS

8 Dominique Wynyard Te Awa Marsden SHS

9 Brandon Frescon Marsden SHS

10 Marouna Boaza Woodridge SHS

11 Carlos Knox Marsden SHS

12 Santana Whakatau Marsden SHS

13 Zane Wallace Marsden SHS

14 Bailey Bartley Victoria Point SHS

15 Solomona Faataape Rochedale SHS

16 William (Ami) Palelei Marsden SHS

17 Joel Norris Iona College

18 Ryan Tonge Carmel College

19 Zeke Babia Clairvaux Mackillop College

Coach Jason Carroll Clairvaux Mackillop College

Manager Brendan Verrenkamp Woodridge SHS

Trainer Jesse Maclean Marsden SHS


METROPOLITAN NORTH

1 Dejzha Pene Wavell SHS

2 Carl Jackson Wavell SHS

3 Jack Paterson Wavell SHS

4 Paul Leituala Wavell SHS

5 Fruean Easthope Wavell SHS

6 Jarret Subloo St Joseph's Nudgee College

7 Logan Finn Wavell SHS

8 Ethan Bullemor St Joseph's Nudgee College

9 Zak McGuire Albany Creek SHS

10 Kalem Brown Wavell SHS

11 Mike Sau Wavell SHS

12 Taina Watene Wavell SHS

13 Sosefo Filipine Wavell SHS

14 Hudson Jones Wavell SHS

15 Michael McGuire Albany Creek SHS

16 Fonua Matangi Wavell SHS

17 Lachlan Lewis Wavell SHS

18 Nesta Watene Wavell SHS

19 Chae Rameka Wavell SHS

Coach James Francis Wavell SHS

Manager Michael Crosby Kedron SHS

Trainer Chris Charlton Sandgate District SHS


METROPOLITAN WEST

1 Treymain Spry Ipswich SHS

2 Tausaga Foai Ipswich SHS

3 Levai Sutton Ipswich SHS

4 Brian Burton Ipswich SHS

5 Lorenzo Mulitalo Ipswich SHS

6 Riley Holes Stretton State College

7 Joel Hughes Ipswich SHS

8 Ben Leilua Ipswich SHS

9 Regan Wilde Ipswich SHS

10 Sinbad Fruean Redbank Plains SHS

11 Wilson Malasealia Redbank Plains SHS

12 Daniel Ticehurst Ipswich SHS

13 Lumafale Lualua Ipswich SHS

14 Leroy Chapman Ipswich SHS

15 Trent Manihera-Paul Ipswich SHS

16 Sione Foueti Ipswich SHS

17 Lupe Tivalu Ipswich SHS

18 Chanel Bernard Redbank Plains SHS

19 Prezley Vaoiva Redbank Plains SHS

Coach Michael Armstrong Redbank Plains SHS

Manager Nicholas Faulkner Redlank Plains SHS

Trainer Joshua Bretherton Ipswich SHS


NORTHERN

1 McKenzie Baker Ignatius Park College

2 Jamaine Gillin Kirwan SHS

3 Ty Everett Ignatius Park College

4 Sam Nimmo Ignatius Park College

5 William Nugraha Kirwan SHS

6 Sean Mullany Ignatius Park College

7 Adam Cook Ignatius Park College

8 Manfred Babao Kirwan SHS

9 Josh Williams Kirwan SHS

10 Loga Bayliss-Brow Ignatius Park College

11 Hamilton Taia Kirwan SHS

12 William Fox Kirwan SHS

13 Jacson Lott Kirwan SHS

14 Mitch Fogarty Blackheath Thornburgh College

15 Quinlan Kelly Ignatius Park College

16 Brayden Daly Kirwan SHS

17 Wiramu Greig Kirwan SHS

18 Caleb Uele Kirwan SHS

19 Adam Whyte Ignatius Park College

Coach Ian Schiffilitti Gilroy Santa Maria College

Manager Mark Goodrick Pimlico SHS

Trainer Scott Smith Ryan Catholic College


PENINSULA

1 Zacciary Mossman Gordonvale SHS

2 Helium Luki Cairns SHS

3 Iliani Naleba Bentley Park College

4 Jarrett Jewiss Cairns SHS

5 Brandon Jackonia Trinity Bay SHS

6 Cade Patrick Bentley Park College

7 Adam Hepworth Cairns SHS

8 Dylan Hutchins Bentley Park College

9 Ty Broccaedo Innisfail State College

10 Tyler Ratcliffe Woree SHS

11 Chase Taia Bentley Park College

12 Tyson Phineasa Trinity Bay SHS

13 Tom McGrath St Andrew’s Catholic College

14 Connor Hamilton Atherton SHS

15 Cody Bell Atherton SHS

16 Zane Knowles Smithfield SHS

17 Arimeleki Raivaroro Smithfield SHS

18 Luke Lapano Innisfail State College

19 Lennox Schoenenberger Mossman SHS

Coach Ben Fielding DETE

Manager Anthony Easton Cairns SHS

Trainer Nathan Wales Bentley Park College


PRESIDENT’S TEAM

1 Robert Pati Marsden SHS (Met East)

2 Daniel Rigano Moranbah SHS (Capricornia)

3 Rashonn Armstrong-Reilly Cloncurry SHS (North West)

4 Peni Mosa'Ati Marsden SHS (Met East)

5 Corey McSpadden Caloundra SHS (Sunshine Coast)

6 Jumon Siulai Marsden SHS (Met East)

7 Curtis Dempsey Kirwan SHS (Northern)

8 Tahu Kingi Marsden SHS (Met East)

9 Darcy McDonald Spinifex College (North West)

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11 Taylor Su'Emai Marsden SHS (Met East)

12 Daniel Crisp Cloncurry SHS (North West)

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14 Chae Rameka Wavell SHS (Met North)

15 Matthew Whybird Atherton SHS (Peninsula)

16 Harrison Mcindoe Marist Emerald (Capricornia)

17 Stan Banu Kirwan SHS (Northern)

18 lizaya lti Coombabah SHS (South Coast)

19 Jayden Heta Keebra Park SHS (South Coast)

Coach Matthew Hartigan Marsden SHS

Manager Darren Hart Keebra SHS

Trainer Jake Whittle Beenleigh SHS


SOUTH COAST

1 Damion Dumas Keebra Park SHS

2 Vaicane Marsters Keebra Park SHS

3 Sebastian Winters-Chang Keebra Park SHS

4 William Evans Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

5 Ryan Garner Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

6 Paul Karaitiana Keebra Park SHS

7 Tanah Boyd Keebra Park SHS

8 Geordie Brand Keebra Park SHS

9 Josh Fryer Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

10 Isaiah Barker Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

11 David Fifita Keebra Park SHS

12 Kai O’Donnell Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

13 Brock Hamill Keebra Park SHS

14 David Butler Coombabah SHS

15 Logan Cootes Coombabah SHS

16 Lazeryth Sua Keebra Park SHS

17 Blake Campbell Coombabah SHS

18 Jonathan Siofele Keebra Park SHS

19 Blake Scott Keebra Park SHS

Coach Kevin Roy Ormeau Woods SHS

Manager Nathan Small Keebra Park SHS

Trainer Peter Norman Keebra Park SHS


SOUTH WEST

1 Benji Neliman Chinchilla SHS

2 Chase Church Keebra Park SHS

3 Oliver Aitken Charleville SHS

4 Lachie Pollock St George SHS

5 William Beitz Roma State College

6 Zane Harris Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

7 Tom Eddie Roma State College

8 Harvey Wright Roma State College

9 Geordie Ladbrook Roma State College

10 Jye Johnson Roma State College

11 Bennett Ladbrook Roma State College

12 Isaac Forrest Chinchilla SHS

13 Thomas McNulty St John’s Roma

14 Jamie Crawford St John’s Roma

15 Jye Pokinghorne Chinchilla SHS

16 Isaac Bannerman Roma State College

17 Gerard Treasure St John’s Roma

18 Jarvin Topp Palm Beach Currumbin SHS

19 Wade Riley Keebra Park SHS

Coach Clint McGoldrick St Patrick’s Shorncliffe

Manager Michaela Wehl St John’s Roma

Trainer Ryan Wehl Roma Community


SUNSHINE COAST

1 Hunter Brough Maroochydore SHS

2 Aidan Young Caloundra SHS

3 Jaylen Nom Mountain Creek SHS

4 Jordan Atley Southern Cross Catholic College (Scarborough Sec)

5 Dylan Carolan St Teresa's Catholic College

6 Dan Marjanovic Beerwah SHS

7 John McLoughlin Siena Catholic College

8 Aaron Nelson Tullawong SHS

9 Kane Jackson Caloundra SHS

10 Justin Makirere Mountain Creek SHS

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12 James Mason Siena Catholic College

13 William Greensill St Columban's College (Caboolture)

14 Kyle Barnwell Morayfield SHS

15 Harvey Lew Bribie Island SHS

16 Malu Nona Mountain Creek SHS

17 Creed Bowie Nambour State College

18 Carlos May-Ormsby Redcliffe SHS

19 Cullen Chankay Tullawong SHS

Coach Sam Mawhinney Chancellor State College

Manager Murray Stanton Maroochydore SHS

Trainer Toby Poole Caloundra SHS


WIDE BAY

1 Cameron Hanson James Nash SHS

2 Hamish McKinnon St Mary’s College

3 Dylan Bayliss-Brow Kingaroy SHS

4 Brandon Clayton Maryborough SHS

5 Chris Humphris St Patrick’s College

6 Nick Ellems St Patrick’s College

7 Braden Whittaker Hervey Bay SHS

8 Zac Walters Kingaroy SHS

9 Tiko Hooper Hervey Bay SHS

10 Jackson Mladenovic Nanango SHS

11 Kodi McConnell Aldridge SHS

12 Tino Faasuamaleaui James Nash SHS

13 Thomas Springate Nanango SHS

14 Joe Chapman St Patrick’s College

15 Kye Stevens Victory College

16 Jack Sullivan Nanango SHS

17 Chris Gibbs Isis District SHS

18 Rece Hansen Shalom College

19 Colby Richardson Bundaberg CC

Coach Kevin Sherriff Rosedale SS

Manager Lloyd Fairbairn Kingaroy SHS

Trainer Damon Rehbein Gympie SHS


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Coach Dave Ackers, Kirwin SHS Manager Ian Brackstone, Harristown SHS

Trainer Jim Wilson, Mackay North SHS


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

For their support of the State Championship the QSS 13–18 Years Rugby League Committee extends thanks to:

Metropolitan East School Sport Office

State Convenors : Travis Macdonald and Roy Wyatt

Queensland School Sport 13–18 Years Rugby League Committee

John Topp, QRL Referees

Student Helpers – Alexandra Hills SHS

Wynnum Manly Leagues Club

Gold Coast Titans

Brisbane Broncos

North Queensland Cowboys

Queensland Rugby League

National Rugby League

Lanskey Constructions

Struddy’s Sports

Train Assess Australia