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Round 5 6 MAY 2018

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After 4 rounds of football the CCDRL 1st Grade Competition is left with 2 undefeated teams, Wyong and The Entrance and they clash this weekend in what is undoubtedly the match of the round at Morry Breen Oval today. Congratulations to the players selected in the CCDRL Under 23’s and Ladies League Tag Representative sides which played North Coast at Macksville yesterday. A Report on the games will appear in next week’s program. A reminder to all Players, Officials and Supporters in regard to the NRL Code Of Conduct. Last week a player appeared before the Judiciary and was handed a 15 match suspension. Best of luck to all teams this weekend.Regards,

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ROUND 4 RESULTS2018 First Grade CompetitionErina 22 defeated Berkeley Vale 8Wyong 46 defeated Terrigal 4The Entrance 32 defeated Ourimbah 22Kincumber 30 defeated Woy Woy 22Toukley Bye 2018 Reserve Grade CompetitionNorthern Lakes 18 drew with Toukley 18Erina 18 defeated Berkeley Vale 4Wyong 28 defeated Terrigal 6The Entrance 40 defeated Ourimbah 0Woy Woy 28 defeated Kincumber 16 2018 Open Age CompetitionToukley 26 defeated Northern Lakes 24Erina 20 defeated Gosford Kariong 10Wyong 32 defeated Terrigal 14The Entrance 16 defeated St Edwards 12Woy Woy Bye 2018 Under 19’s CompetitionWyong 42 defeated Terrigal 4The Entrance 44 defeated Ourimbah 12Kincumber 34 defeated Woy Woy 16Erina won by forfeit Berkeley ValeToukley Bye 2018 White Lady Funerals Ladies League TagNorthern Lakes 42 defeated Toukley 0Erina 20 defeated Berkeley Vale 2Terrigal 34 defeated Wyong 0The Entrance 64 defeated Ourimbah 0Kincumber 14 defeated Woy Woy 10

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TEAM of the WEEK

1. Grant Nelson The Entrance

2. Kye Martin Wyong

3. Jimmy Fawcett Woy Woy

4. Aiden Wright Terrigal

5. Matt Nelson The Entrance

6. Lachlan Hannigan Wyong

7. Brad Keighran Wyong

8. Jake Lewis Wyong

9. Chris Hyde Woy Woy

10. Brendan Hurd Kincumber

11. Jacob McCudden The Entrance

12. Matt Croker Kincumber

13. Mark Byrne Erina

NEXT WEEK - ROUND 6Sunday 13th May 2018

The Entrance v Woy WoyEdsacc Oval ~ First Grade @ 2.30pm

Erina v Wyong

Erina Oval ~ First Grade @ 2.30pm

Toukley v TerrigalDarren Kennedy Oval ~ First Grade @ 2.30pm

Kincumber v Berkeley Vale

MacKillop Oval ~ First Grade @ 2.30pm

Ourimbah v Northern Lakes - Sohier ParkReserve Grade @ 1.00pm ~ First Grade - Bye

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Central Coast Division of Country Rugby League

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First Grade Competition Wyong 4 4 0 0 0 130 34 96 8The Entrance 4 4 0 0 0 126 54 72 8Kincumber 4 2 1 0 1 86 68 18 6Ourimbah 4 2 2 0 0 120 96 24 4Toukley 4 1 2 0 1 42 48 -6 4Terrigal 4 2 2 0 0 60 92 -32 4Erina 4 1 2 0 1 34 76 -42 4Woy Woy 4 0 3 0 1 46 92 -46 2Berkeley Vale 4 0 4 0 0 20 104 -84 0

Reserve Grade Competition Wyong 4 4 0 0 0 146 30 116 8The Entrance 4 3 1 0 0 100 24 76 6Erina 4 3 1 0 0 92 64 28 6Woy Woy 4 3 1 0 0 96 74 22 6Kincumber 4 2 2 0 0 84 84 0 4Terrigal 4 2 2 0 0 60 76 -16 4Ourimbah 4 2 2 0 0 72 108 -36 4Northern Lakes 4 0 3 1 0 50 94 -44 1Toukley 4 0 3 1 0 46 116 -70 1Berkeley Vale 4 0 4 0 0 38 114 -76 0

Open Age Competition Erina 4 4 0 0 0 112 46 66 8Woy Woy 4 3 0 0 1 86 28 58 8The Entrance 4 4 0 0 0 110 64 46 8Wyong 4 3 1 0 0 138 44 94 6Terrigal 4 1 2 0 1 46 80 -34 4St Edwards 4 0 3 0 1 24 48 -24 2Northern Lakes 4 0 3 0 1 56 118 -62 2Toukley 4 1 3 0 0 60 134 -74 2Gosford Kariong 4 0 4 0 0 52 122 -70 0

Under 19’s Competition Wyong 4 4 0 0 0 206 34 172 8Erina 4 4 0 0 1 146 35 111 8The Entrance 4 3 1 0 0 118 42 76 6Woy Woy 4 2 2 0 1 72 86 -14 4Terrigal 4 2 2 0 0 70 86 -16 4Kincumber 4 1 2 0 1 55 76 -21 4Toukley 4 1 2 0 1 40 136 -96 4Ourimbah 4 1 3 0 0 66 149 -83 2Berkeley Vale 4 0 4 0 0 27 156 -129 0

White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag The Entrance 4 4 0 0 0 190 6 184 8Erina 4 4 0 0 0 124 18 106 8Terrigal 4 3 1 0 0 136 12 124 6Wyong 4 3 1 0 0 70 42 28 6Northern Lakes 4 2 1 1 0 76 44 32 5Kincumber 4 2 1 1 0 32 68 -36 5Woy Woy 4 1 3 0 0 44 62 -18 2Ourimbah 4 0 4 0 0 12 142 -130 0Berkeley Vale 4 0 4 0 0 10 148 -138 0Toukley 4 0 4 0 0 6 158 -152 0

2018 POINTS TABLE BEST & FAIRESTName Surname Club Total

First Grade Competition Darcy ETRICH Ourimbah 9Jacob MCCUDDEN The Entrance 8Christopher ADAMS Toukley 7Brad KEIGHRAN Wyong 6Bradley BENNETT Erina 6Ian HENDERSON Kincumber 6James FAWCETT Woy Woy 6Patrick MURPHY Berkeley Vale 6Tyler O’BRIEN Erina 6Todd LEWIS Terrigal 5 Reserve Grade Competition Matt BAILEY Berkeley Vale 9Brett SONTER Woy Woy 8Brodie COOPER Kincumber 8Damian MIND Northern Lakes 6Ezekiel COOPER-TETEVANO Wyong 6Luke MALJEVAC Kincumber 6Marcus BARBER Terrigal 6Mitchell DIDUSZKO Northern Lakes 6Jacob GRIFFIN The Entrance 5Daniel WARWICK Northern Lakes 4 Open Age Competition Malu FIU The Entrance 11Travis MANTELL Gosford Kariong 10David THOM St Edwards 9Kane 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 CompetitionKai DOYLE The Entrance 7Tallis ANGIANGA Wyong 6Tomi KAATI Wyong 6Bailey PETRIE Toukley 5Jack STRINGER Terrigal 5Jake SLEE The Entrance 5Tamani MCINNES-CAMA Woy Woy 5Jesse KAMPER Terrigal 4Joshua SMITH Ourimbah 4Joshua MARTIN The Entrance 4 White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag Jasmine WOLFE Woy Woy 9Ranni JACKSON Kincumber 9Elizabeth DARK Ourimbah 7Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 7Jessie MARTIN Berkeley Vale 7Rachel CURNOW Terrigal 7Sarah DIMECH Wyong 7Karly FALZON Northern Lakes 6Katrina BARNES Berkeley Vale 6Kristen A KESSLER The Entrance 6

PLAYERS POINTSName Club T G FG Pts

First Grade Competition Brad KEIGHRAN Wyong 3 19 0 50James CROOT Ourimbah 0 16 0 32Matthew NELSON The Entrance 3 9 0 30Darcy ETRICH Ourimbah 7 0 0 28Blake WYLIE Kincumber 0 9 0 18Joshua HARMAN Terrigal 2 5 0 18Matthew KILLICK The Entrance 1 6 0 16Tyson POTGER Kincumber 4 0 0 16Jacob MCCUDDEN The Entrance 4 0 0 16Mitchell NAKHOUL Wyong 4 0 0 16 Reserve Grade Competition Jesse STEPHEN Wyong 1 17 0 38Perry LE BROCQUE The Entrance 5 4 0 28Jake WILLIAMS Woy Woy 0 13 0 26Brayden CAIN Erina 1 10 0 24Bryce BURGUN Wyong 6 0 0 24Josh LYON Terrigal 1 8 0 20Brydon RAMIEN Ourimbah 1 7 0 18Luke MALJEVAC Kincumber 3 2 0 16Brodie COOPER Kincumber 4 0 0 16John DALE Kincumber 0 8 0 16 Open Age Competition Blake LAYBUTT Erina 2 14 0 36Tim BOVIS Woy Woy 1 13 0 30Malu FIU The Entrance 7 0 0 28Paneere KAAKA Wyong 1 11 0 26Jeremy TUNKS Wyong 3 6 0 24Kraig KLEIN Toukley 0 8 0 16Kane RALPH Wyong 4 0 0 16Luke MILLS Northern Lakes 1 6 0 16Michael PALMER Terrigal 1 5 0 14Blake STORM Erina 2 2 0 12 Under 19’s CompetitionKendyll FAHEY Wyong 2 23 0 54Brayden CRAWLEY Erina 4 13 0 42Tomi KAATI Wyong 8 0 0 32Daniel MACLEAN Woy Woy 3 6 0 24Jackson GREAVES The Entrance 0 11 0 22Lewis SHEENS Erina 5 0 0 20Lachlan NATAPU Wyong 5 0 0 20Matthew FLORIDO Ourimbah 1 6 0 16Joshua MARTIN The Entrance 4 0 0 16Thomas BATEUP Terrigal 4 0 0 16

White Lady Funerals Ladies League Tag Holly BUCHANAN The Entrance 6 20 0 64Brittany STARR Terrigal 2 15 0 38Sian GEORGE The Entrance 6 2 0 28Sarah DIMECH Wyong 5 3 0 26Briony FRATER Northern Lakes 2 8 0 24Amy REGAL Erina 2 8 0 24Angela JONES The Entrance 5 1 0 22Tara ANGELL Terrigal 5 0 0 20Lucy WORKMAN Erina 5 0 0 20Kristen A KESSLER The Entrance 4 0 0 16

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CLUB 1st Res Op 19s Lad TotalWyong 40 32 18 24 18 132The Entrance 40 24 24 18 24 130Erina 20 24 24 24 24 116Terrigal 20 16 12 12 18 78Woy Woy 10 24 24 12 6 76Kincumber 30 16 0 12 15 73Ourimbah/St Edwards 20 16 6 6 0 48Toukley 20 4 6 12 0 42Northern Lakes 0 4 6 0 15 25Berkeley Vale/Gosford 0 0 0 0 0 0

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

SUNDAY6TH MAY 2018

LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 9.00 amOPEN GRADE Time: 11.30 am

RESERVE GRADE Time: 1.00 pm

Ref: A. StyleS • tJ: J. HolmeS / J. HeileRRef: R. o’ConnoR • tJ: C. Hibbit / J. HeileR

Ref: P. tAyloR • tJ: J. HolmeS / R. o’ConnoR

OURIMBAH1. Elle Dark 2. Ella Woodhouse3. Ava Young 4. Renee Schmidt (C)5. Aliyah Rodominski 6. Sophie Dryden 7. Michaela Baxter8. Sam McEvoy9. Ella McCabe10. Renae Jackson (C)11. Emily Bachan 12. Maddison Lack 13.Emma BarlowGrace Hay Emma BurdackEllie RichardsonCassandra WhiteSammi Young. Mikayla BodenChloe RichardsonPaige DeanCoach: Ricky SchmidtManager: Chelsea YoungTrainers: Ben Schmidt & Warren MatthewsBall Boys- Luke Schmidt & Travis Jackson.

ST EDWARDS1. Shane Higgins2. Mitch Watling3. Lachlan Hodge4. Jono Clarke5. Josh Sweeney6. Dale Wilson7. Sam Gibbs8. Chris Holliday (c)9. Dave Thom10. Brendon Hall11. Ben Fenning12. Tim Boyd13. Christian ThomLuke SweeneyJack ClarkeBen GoddenSteve BinnsKyle SmallCoach: Mark ChurcherManager: Marty AustinTrainers: Mick Thom & Pat Gibbs

OURIMBAH1. Ethan Williams2. Joshua Finney 3. Luke Moore 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. Nat Watts 13. Brent Radburn Coach: Warren HillierManager: Warren MatthewsTrainer: Mick Batton

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. Mitch Hall8. Michael Creamer9. Tom Oldfield10. Buddy King11. Dave Rae12. Rhys Bryant13. John Naylor14. Lincoln Stanley15. Daniel Gooch16. Tom O’Leary19. Lewis AddisonCoach: Steve GrahamTrainer: Todd BatchelorTrainer: Lexi HallTrainer: Ben Di-CandiloManager: Brian Smith

TERRIGAL1. Matt Burraston2. Michael Brown3. Lachlan Strong4. Harry King5. Ryan Donnelly6. Joel Vanderpoel7. Chris Browne8. Bryce Holland9. Jed Ambrose10. Jack Booker11. Adam McAlister12. Michael Wright13. Jake Treloar14. Mathias Sua15, Michael Parfitt16. Dane Clarke17. Josh StarrCoach: Dave LyonsManager: Shane KeirTrainer: Nick StrongTrainer: Ben Surtees

TERRIGAL1. Jesse Kamper2. Harry Meyn3. Owen Pearce4. Luke Lindley5. Kye Cornwell6. Logan Humphries7. Sam Collett8. Nathan Hey9. Clint Norris10. Ted Devine11. Oliver Patterson12. Cooper Bromwich20. Tom Bateup14. Brad Jay15. Oscar Macintosh16. Marcus Rheinberger17. Bayley HallCoach: Jeff CoroneosManager: Lewy AddisonTrainer: Greg WoodburyTrainer: Dane Clarke

UNDER 19s Time: 10.00 am

OURIMBAH1. Matthew Florido 2. Kyle Young 3. Josh Pine4. Josh Smith ( c ) 5. Blake Kelly 6. Logan Davids 7. Tom Rosewarn 8. Riley Moss 9. Zac Starkey 10. Logan Campbell 11. Brayden Habkouk 12. Ryan Bender 13. Eden Longford Jayden BurrastonHayden Green, Jesse BakerBen Ma’u, Logan Dorrat MavinGraham PorterWil Hudson ( c )Coach: Ben StarkeyAssistant: Michael WoodhouseManager: Fletcher StarkeyTrainer: Matt Smith

Ref: C. Hibbit • tJ: J. HolmeS / A. StyleS

FIRST GRADE

RefeRee:Rob bowen

touCH JudgeS:ConnoR Hibbit

PAul tAyloR

OURIMBAH Alister Beale 1

Chris Morgan 2 Alex Pohla 3

Brydon Ramien 19 Jason Overton 5

Darcy Etrich ( c ) 6 Max Jolley 7 Joel Hulett 8

Blake McLean 9 Grant Wooden 20

Henry Vaotuua 11 James Croot 12

Matt Fisk 13 Head Coach: Marc Matthews

Assistant : Aaron McLeanFootball Manager: Junior Johnson

Manager: Warren MatthewsTrainers: Ryan Montgomery

& Harry MatthewsRubber: Ron Moore

Strapper: Johnny Smith

TERRIGAL1 Ryan McDonald2 Josh Harman3 Sam Paul4 Aaiden Wright5 Matt Langhein6 Josh Lyon7 Todd Lewis8 Scott Schreiber18 Ben Mooney10 Aja Roberts11 Nick Paul12 Lachlan Bell13 Josh Dias14 Darcy Gilchrist15 Ryan Folkard 16 Justin Sopp17 Blake InwoodCoach: Jamy ForbesTrainer: Dave LyonsTrainer: Ben O’ConnellTrainer: Ryan HallManager: Michael Schreiber

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The Sharks hosted the Wyong Roos at Shark Park on Sunday and after a solid win in the League Tag match, the Sharks, despite putting in plenty of effort, were outplayed and outmuscled by sides that were well drilled. Hard day at the office for the Sharks but we will return better for the hitout in the next few weeks.

The Terrigal Ladies League Tag team stung from the tight loss to premiership fa-vourites The Entrance the week previous produced their best performance of the year to defeat Wyong 34 - 0. Getting back to basics, with an excellent kick chase saw Casey Youngberry lay on the first try for speedster Tara Angell after only 2 min-utes of play. Great defence saw The Roos defend their line for an extended period before Rach Curnow dived over to extend the lead by 12 just before the break. four second half tries, a second to Tara, one each to Casey, Kate Fullbrook and the try of the match going to youngster Sharni Waters. Some excellent goal kicking from Britt Starr was another highlight of the match. Best and Fairest was Rach Curnow, two points and Players Player went to Layne Forster with one point shared between Tara and Bronte Lambert - Minto. Special mention to Matead Barber who continues to excel at fullback week in week out.

The Sharks Nineteens delivered a much improved performance on the weekend. After playing poorly the week before, commitment was the major focus for the clash against Wyong and the effort the boys showed is something they can all be proud of. Against a very good side, that was much bigger than us and brimming with what seemed to be an endless supply of reserves, the boys never through in the towel and for that they are to be commended. The challenge for us is to show that commitment every week, and polish a few areas of our game, and we’ll be a team that will be more than competitive. Three points and Players Player went to Oliver Patterson who answered the call and played with plenty of commitment and deter-mination. two points was shared by good mates Jesse Kamper and captain Tom Bateup who although different in size, both showed the passion and desire to make this team better and never stopped trying while one point went to bustling Brad Jay who did his best to compete with the big Wyong pack.The T-W Sharks Open grade went set for set for the first twenty minutes against a strong Wyong side and managed to get across the line first for an an early lead. It was once again the last fifteen minutes of the half that saw the scoreline blowout, with the Sharks becoming fatigued and getting injuries to key players which didn’t help. To their credit the Sharks fought back in the second half and with fifteen min-utes remaining the scoreboard read 18 - 14 to the Roos. Again the Sharks lost mo-mentum and the final minutes saw the Roos race in three tries for a 32 - 14 victory. All in all the side put in a lot of effort and heart, showing glimpses of potential. The three points and Players Player went to Joel Vanderpoel who led the team around the paddock, the two points went to workhorse Michael Creamer and one point went to a hard working Sean Foster.The Sharks Reserve grade side were well beaten on the scoreboard 28 - 6 but showed plenty of fight after trailing 22 - 6 at the halftime break. Trailing 16 - 0 a Matt Burraston try off a MIchael Wright pass and a Josh Lyon conversion had the Sharks back in with a glimpse but an error on the kickoff again had the Sharks trailing by sixteen points. The second half was a tough affair with the Roos able to conjure the only try in the half in an improved defensive display from the Sharks. Can’t belong now before the Coach gets the urge to put on the boots. Best for the Sharks and Players Player was second rower Darcy Gilchrist who was in a battle with the Wyong pack all match, the two points went to second row partner who got through plenty of work while the one point went to Dane Clarke who took some good options around the ruck and tackled strongly.The Sharks First grade were given a lesson in Rugby League by a very good Wyong outfit. In an embarrassing first half which saw the Roos race to a 34 - 0 half-time lead the Sharks missed plenty of tackles and gave up good field position with simple errors. Coach Forbes gave the team a halftime spray and asked for more commitment from the side, thankfully the players responded and managed to stem the flow with Lachlan Bell managing to cross for the Sharks only try, fulltime read 46 - 4. Hopefully the side realise where they are in 2018 and the work needed to go on with the job. Best for the Sharks and Players Player was young gun Lachlan Bell who played with plenty of heart for the full game, the two points went to Nick Paul who got through plenty of work while the one point went to Aaiden Wright who stopped plenty of Roos attack and ran strongly.

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Magpies News BJ Howes Metaland Lisarow & Charmhaven First Grade Team Report – The Ourimbah Magpies 1st grade side prepared well and looked forward to the challenge against one of the premiership favourites . We controlled possession early and jumped out to a 12-0 lead, before a series of non completions and penalties shifted momen-tum to the Tigers, who took advantage to lead by 8 points at the break. The score remained that way for a long period into the 2nd half before a 10 minute period where the experienced Tigers used the 50/50 calls, and there high completion rate very well, creating two quick tries , one from a well worked scrum play . The pleasing aspect of our men’s performance however was the attitude to compete , settling into our game at the back end of the half , scoring points and finishing well. Determination and competitiveness with this group can’t be questioned , but the side can certainly play a little smarter, ultimately going down by a 10 point margin . Big games by Darcy Etrich , Alex Pohla and Jason Overton . On the road again today facing The Premiers in Terrigal . Another great opportunity for us to keep improving .Duncan Excavations Reserve Grade Team Report - The Ourimbah Magpies 2nd grade side were beaten by a polished Entrance side. Although the first half was a tight affair we fell down on many of the basics in the second half to let our opposition dominate the game. Best for our team were Wes Black who gets better each week, Josh Elvins and Sam Stewart.Anytime Fitness Wyoming Ladies League Tag Team Report - Tough day against The Entrance. We played very well in patches. I don’t think the score reflected the effort the girls made. Work a little harder at training and should start to see results. Club ReportToday we travel out to Duffy’s Reserve in our round 5 clash against our tra-ditional rivals and reining premiers The Terrigal Sharks and we as a club are looking forward to this challenge in all grades. After last week’s vastly im-proved efforts the club and players will be out to show some consistency and play some good footy, everyone has a spring in there step now and looking forward to the challenge of playing one of the benchmark clubs in all grades, after last weeks determined effort in first grade to which just shows the poten-tial within this playing group we have put together to which also reflects on our reserve grade lads.Everyone is welcome to attend our after match presentations to be held this week @ The Grange Hotel @ Wyoming from 5pm with refreshments and ex-cellent meals available, so please bring your families and all kids are more than welcome to attend.

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Ref: f. CeRnoy • tJ: J. gReentRee / t. moloneyRef: t. moloney • tJ: f. CeRnoy / t. HoldeR

Ref: J. gReentRee • tJ: R. mCASkill / t. moloney

ERINA1. Stacey Markham2. Ashlee Russell3. Emily Haines4. Emily Campbell (C)5. Megan Lawler6. Lucy Workman7. Vanessa Hunter8. Amy Regan9. Bronty Van Buizen10. Katie Richter11. Molly DaviesMadi CroweAndria SymingtonJasmine DillonCassidy AtkinsJessie O’BrienAlysse Van BuizenIndie ElmsBailey HillCoach: Phil CroweManager: Kate CampbellTrainers: Jimmy Simnett, Dayn Marson, Bob Dubois

ERINA1. Rob Smith2. Naif Kassouah3. Richard Toka4. Blake McGee (C)5. Jayson Wilson6. Matt Downey7. Blake Laybutt8. Paul Katia9. Blake Storm10. Aaron Field11. Jimmy Simnett (VC)12. Sean Frazer13. Sanden HayesLuke Redhead, Luke GoodleyTodd Cregan, Alex EmersonBlake Batton, Sheldon KiddCoach: Jason MayManager: Dave ScottAssistant Coach: Sheldon KiddTrainers: Jamie Lane,Nathan Scott, Bob Dubois

ERINA1. Lewis Sheens2. Ronald Sines3. Jackson Watson4. Michael Mealey5. Daniel Fenton20. Sam Murray7. Regan McLeod8. Gable Gardiner9. Brad Deegan10. Sam Madill (C)11. Ryan Owens (C)12. Lachlan Mace13. Nathan Ahearn (C)Coach: Michael AhearnAssistant Coach: Joel FrazerTrainers: Cody Creevey, Matt Dehon, Bob Dubois

WOY WOY1 Ellie Hipwell2 Caitlyn Young3 Shay Bugelli4 Jenna Evans5 Darice Sarson6 Jasmine Wolfe7 Rhiannon Hall8 Astrid Brannigan9 Renee Jackson10 Tahren Van Laar11Tahlia 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 Daniel Markham13 Joel BodyCoach: Mick BovisAsst: Clint IsraelManager: Brendan Marks

WOY WOY1 Saxon Wollenhaupt 2 Mitch Gale3 Mikey Kirwan4 Daniel MacLean5 Josh Ilijas 6 Darbee Williams 7 Mitch Wilson 8 Jake Wadey 9 Pat Thompson 10 Tamani McInnes-Cama11 Campbell Sheppard 12 Jed Sylvester 13 Max Bovis14 Ben Austine15 Peter Slattery16 Mitch Richardson22 Miguel Acevedo-Moreno


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 CaruanaReece Mansfield, Max WilliamsHarry WilsonCoach: John CreeveyAsst Coach: Mick GreenawayManager: Nicole DouchStatistician: Greg BolandTrainers: Cody Creevey& Bob Dubois

Ref: H. dougHty • tJ: f. CeRnoy / R. mCASkill

FIRST GRADE

RefeRee:tobi HoldeR

touCH JudgeS:JACk gReentRee

HAyden dougHty

ERINA Nathan Deane 1

Luke Drummond 19 Jack Carlisle 3

Jesse Bogle 4 Jack Frasca 5

Danny Lawrence (C) 6 Brad Bennett 20

Tim Burrell 8 Jono Saweris 9 Josh Holland 10

Ben Steven (C) 11 Shane McFadden 12

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Otene TutakiCoach: Dane Allen

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WOY WOY1 Kyle McLean2 Jarrad Flack 3 Jimmy Fawcett 4 Toby Marks5 Guy Pearson6 Scott Gowans 7 Blake Mattei 8 Tom Reid 9 Chris Hyde 10 Jake shearer 11 Rhys Ryan 12 Jack Alipate13 Justin McDermott 14 Matt Jones15 Sam bovis Coach: Mack FawcettAsst: Adrian Jones Trainer: Shane TurnerManager: Chris James

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Nickname: Blocker Jnr Club: Woy WoyFavourite position: Halfback and CaptainRep Honours: England U/19s captain 2009Best Player you have faced: Adrian MorleyMost Annoying Teammate: Keith SeniorNRL team you support: Huddersfield GiantsFavourite food: English Muffin Favourite drink: English Tea

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Eagles News Golden Eagles Reunion is now on 17 June vs Ourimbah at Erina Oval. Next week is our first home game against Wyong. First game kicking off 9am. Please come along and support the Eagles and visit the hotdog stand to get your-self some merchandise. First grade – our thoughts and best wishes are with Tim for a fast recovery. Thank you to the Berkeley Vale first grade team for the sportsmanship shown last week-end. Berkeley Vale opened the scoring taking the lead 6-0 but it didn’t take long for Erina to fight back. The first half was a battle losing Benny and Steven to injury but the second half we managed to pull together and play some good footy. Tyler O’Brien was strong all game hitting up hard and putting some big shots on picking up players player and the 3 points. Jesse Bogle 2 points and 1 point to Brad Ben-nett, Jono Saweris and Mitchell Browning. Jack Frasca made his first grade debut last weekend and impressed everyone and got himself a try. Open grade – any thoughts of an easy game were quickly dispelled by a very com-mitted Gosford Open Grade outfit at Berkeley Vale. The final score 20-10 was a fair indication of the closeness of the teams. Continuing his good early season form, “Blair“ Batton lead from the front, proving almost unstoppable often carrying half the opposition with him AND also scoring 2 tries! The Bat picked up Players Player and the 3 points. Not far behind him was Kurt, who was always where the ball was, young Luke Redhead and our halves Blake and Stormy. Certainly a great start to the year with plenty of challenges ahead! Under 19s – unfortunately Berkeley Vale were unable to field a side therefore our boys winning on forfeit. Ladies league tag – a hard fought win from the Erina girls over a committed Berke-ley Vale team. The Berka girls went to the break with a 2-0 lead. In the second half we controlled the ball much better and took advantage of our good field position to score a 20-2 win. The competition this year is much improved from previous seasons and there are no easy games so our girls must show up ready to play their best each week. Best for the Berkeley Vale team were Katrina Barnes, Chloe McClymont and Caitlin Mills while for Erina Kylie Stewart the veteran of the team scored two tries and got the 3 points, Em Haines 2 points and Lucy Workman 1 point in a good team effort in the second half. Like us on Facebook - facebook.com/erinaleaguesclubFollow us on Instagram @elc_erinaleaguesclub ELC FOOD-WINE-BEER Festival – Saturday 5th MAY – FREE ENTRY FROM 12pm IN THE ERINA LEAGUES CLUB GROUNDSStreet Food Trucks with flavours from around the world – Wine & Craft Beer – Live Music – Family Friendly Event – Kids ActivitiesMechanical Bucking Bull Riding Competition with GREAT PRIZES.James Squire, Little Creatures, Furphy’s Refreshing Ale, Kosciuszko Brewing Com-pany, Cassegrain Wines & moreFestival After Party – 90’s BOOM Tribute Band 8pm till Late FREE TRIBUTE BAND NIGHTS @ ELC – 8PM till LATESat May 5 90’s Boom ShowSat 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

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Roosters News Welcome all to Woy Woy Oval for Round 5 of the Central Coast Division Rugby League competition with the Roosters taking on Erina Eagles.We hope it’s an enjoyable day of footy for all. Thanks to all supporters for turning up today and to all the Clubs spon-sors for your continued support which is much appreciated.Round 4 against Kincumber saw us travel to take on the Colts on what started out as a gloomy day and ended up that way with one win only to the Roosters.Our B&J Asphalting Ladies League Tag team in a much improved per-formance went down in a close one 14-10 after going into the break locked at 10 all. Jasmine Wolfe and Mackenzie Sivyer both crossed for tries and Rhiannon Hall kicked one goal. Ashleigh Pauletto had another strong game as did Jasmine Wolfe with Ellie Hipwell having a good game at fullback.The Phil’s Car Repairs Under 19’s came out all guns ablaze and it looked like it was going to be a one sided affair for us but Kincumber came back strong and took the points 34-16. Scorers for us were Saxon Wol-lenhaupt, Daniel Maclean and Max Bovis with Mitch Richardson kicking 2 goals. Points for Woy Woy went to Daniel MacLean, Tamani McInnes-Cama and Jed Silvester. Our Woy Woy Leagues Open Age had the bye and todays game against Erina should be a good one.Mick Bovis’s S&M Contracting 2nd Grade team got another win 28-16 with the forwards scoring all the Roosters tries Brett Sonter getting a dou-ble, Nathan Richter, Nathan Bawden and Daniel Markham all crossing for one with DJ unlucky not to have 2. Jake Williams kicked another 4 goals. The best for the Roosters were Brett Sonter, James Hickey and Nathan Ritcher with DJ having his best game for the season.Versatile Homes 1st grade Roosters team went down in another close one that got away from them 30-22. Jimmy Fawcett scored a hat trick with Brodie Finnegan getting one and Chris Hyde slotted 3 conversions. Jimmy Fawcett had another strong game and Jake Shearer was solid in the middle, skipper and hooker Chris toiled hard all game. Our coach Mack Fawcett and the boys know what needs to be done to get the job done and are working hard to get the results we all know they are capa-ble of.Looking forward to today’s games and inviting all back to Woy Woy Leagues after the games for presentations.Up the Roosters

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Bears News The rain and more injuries made it a tough battle with the Tigers with The Entrance coming away with a win 16 to 12. All available players toughed it out and all gave 100%. 3 Points went to Boydy with heavy defence and lots of go forward, 2 Points to Chris Holliday who lead from the front and 1 Point to Brendon who continues to impress with his new Club. Players Player and Coach-es award went to Josh Sweeney who played one of his best games for the Club.With a few boys back this week we look forward to the challenge of the Sharks at home.St Edwards Open Grade are proudly Sponsored by Terrigal Construc-tions, Gosford Sailing Club and White Dickson Architects.

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Storm News A spirited performance from the GKS boys saw the premiers, Erina escape with a 20-10 win in drizzly conditions at Berkeley Vale last Sunday. The game heralded the launch of the Storm’s snazzy new playing strip, and was preceded by a solemn minutes silence in memory of former Gosford player & junior coach, Greg Martin who tragically lost his life in a road accident during the off season.The game itself saw Gosford push the Eagles all the way and if we ever manage to consistently hang on to the Steeden; then a positive score-board shall undoubtedly follow. Gritty goal line defence was rewarded just minutes before halftime when Aaron Smith intercepted and raced 67 metres in a northerly direction; the fleet footed Jesse Murray finishing off a scintillating passage of play in the right hand corner. Our second four pointer fell to chirpy fullback Billy James, who chimed in on the left edge; running off half Brendan Eather to spear over for the final try of the contest.Today we wake up early, grab our passports and travel all the way up to Doyalson to take on the Warriors; from whence the recording of a victory would be mighty handy if we hope to stay in touch with this season’s other semi final aspirants. (- The Eye -).

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Wyong were hoping the return to Roos HQ for the Round 8 clash with Mounties would result in a change of fortune, after the green and gold had failed to win a match since Round 3. The home team was comprehensively outplayed 42-6 by Mounties in Round 2 at Hinchinbrook, and it was difficult to imagine from where the impetus would come to reverse that result.Jack Murchie crossed in the second minute for Mounties amidst more than a hint of obstruction. Makahesi Makatoa scored seven minutes later, and if the fat lady was not al-ready warming up when Fijian International, Sitiveni Mocei-dreke, touched down for the first of his three tries in the 19th minute, she was in full voice when Wyong winger, Reece Robinson, received his marching orders from ref Casey Badger just a minute later.Mounties took a 24-0 lead into the break. The Roos trou-bled the visitors in patches but were unable to sustain pres-sure with and without the ball. Playing a man short for 60 minutes at this level is the definition of difficult, and the home team were unable to muster the energy to plug the holes created by the sideline to sideline shifts from the men in black. Mounties hooker, Craig Garvey, had been chief destroyer in the Round 2 rout, and if there was anything for Wyong to take from this match, it was the way they man-aged Garvey this time around. Josh Mantellato scored a consolation try for the Roos in the 62nd minute, but normal service was resumed soon afterwards when Moceidreke, then Corey Horsburgh and finally Alofi Mataele scored fur-ther tries for the visitors.Hard to know where Wyong goes from here. However, there is some prospect of points when the local boys meet last placed Newcastle at Morry Breen Field on Saturday 5 May. Kick off is at 3pm.

LADIES LEAGUE TAG NEWSLast weekend saw some close games with Berkeley Vale Panthers putting up a tough fight against Erina. The Panthers, with no reserves, opened the scoring with a penalty goal but Erina fought back with a great try. Berkeley Vale were strong in defence for the game but Erina got the win 20-2. The Eagles still missing playmaker Madi Crowe who has been representing Australia in Touch Football but will be welcomed back this weekend. Northern Lakes held Toukley to a zero scoreline and Bri Frater was best on the day. Kincumber and Woy Woy had a tight game with the Colts winning 14-10 with Millie Powell and Teagan Powell being standouts for Kincumber while Jasmine Wolfe once again led the Roosters. Terrigal were coming off a loss against The Entrance but Rachael Curnow was remarkable in the game with the Sharks winning 34-0. Competition leaders The Entrance had a big win over the Magpies with Holly Buchanan proving why she was selected as fullback in the rep side being the best player in the game and contributing to the scoreline with two tries and slotting seven goals.

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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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After 4 rounds in 2005, Erina and Umina were well ahead in the Club Championship and were the undefeated leaders in First Grade followed by Woy Woy. In 2011, Umina and Erina were leading the First Grade competition, while Erina and The Entrance were ahead in the Club Championships. Daniel Saifiti senior was selected to play For Central Wyong in 2006, while Toukley had a trio of Morgan’s playing with Chris, Luke and Kurt all playing. In 2009, the Central Coast Under 18 team reached the final of the Country Championships, while Jason Carpenter was at the helm of the Senior representative team with his assistant being Jamy Forbes.

ON THIS DAY...ROUND 5 Ladies League Tag

Holly Buchanan (The Entrance)

Ashlee Russell (Erina)

Stacey Markham (Erina)

Kristen Kessler (The Entrance)

Cassidy Atkins (Erina)

Stephanie Sharp (The Entrance)

Sarah Dimech (Wyong)

Stephanie Stockwell (Terrigal)

Madison Crowe (Erina)

Shannon Higgins(Terrigal)

Elysia Atkins (Terrigal)

Sian George (The Entrance)

Jocelyn Kelleher (The Entrance)

Emily Haines (Erina)

Claudia Symington (Terrigal)

Teah Goodhand (The Entrance)

Rachel Dobbie(Terrigal)

Jasmine Dillon (Erina)

Brittany Starr ( Terrigal)

Ellah Smeeth (The Entrance)

Kye Martin (Wyong)

Alex Pohla (Ourimbah)

Jesse Bogle (Erina)

Jack Carlisle (Erina)

John Symington (Terrigal)

Blake Wylie (Kincumber)

Jake Trindall (Wyong)

Ben Thomas (Wyong)

TJ McLean (Woy Woy)

Jakob Giles (Toukley)

Jarrod Kessler (Wyong)

Jacob McCudden (The Entrance)

Ben Steven (Erina)

Noah Easton (The Entrance)

Trent Pye (Berkeley Vale)

Matt Fisk (Ourimbah)

Ryan Doherty (The Entrance)

Lachlan Bell (Terrigal)

William Pearsall (The Entrance)

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THE ENTRANCE1. Holly Buchanan2. Tian Stephens3. Sian George4. Angela Jones5. Maddison Symington6. Kristen Kessler7. Stephanie Sharp8. Solest Montgomery9. Madelein Robinson10. Brooke Hoolihan11. Ellah Smeeth12. Maddison Langshaw 13. Bree Dawson 14. Teah Goodhand15. Brooke Peachey16. Erin Kessler17. Jocelyn Kelleher19. Nikki KennyCo-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. Aaron McKeon21. Jarrod Black10. Curtis Atkins11. Jacob Griffin12. Brendan Koeford13. Brodie GreenKurt Webb, Jamie ClarkeJosh PethybridgeConnor Atkins,Hayden Scott Zac Westwood Coach: 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

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. Angel Whiting14. Kim Collits15. Emily Teale16. Gabrielle YoungCoach: Claire Reed

WYONG1. Kane Ralph2. Christopher Brown3. Ben Morsillo4. Nathan Doney5. Dean Coughlan6. Matthew Ross7. Michael Smith8. Jake Fuller9. Paneere Kaaka10. Gary Field11. Matt Pouhila12. Jeremy Tunks13. Luke Chandler Van VlietCoach: 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

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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


THE ENTRANCE1. Josh Martin2. James Withers3. Chris Ball4. Matt Hedges5. Marcus Taylor6. Jackson Greaves7. Jake Slee (c)8. Kai Doyle9. Darren Grech10. Andrew Petersen11. Wilson Hayes12. Kyle McCudden13. Zane GriffithsSamuela MarayamaTyler ScrineReagan HarrisCoach: Jack EllisonManager: Gary LauntTrainers: Laurie Taylor& Curtis Atkins

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THE ENTRANCEGrant Nelson 1Matt Nelson 2

Allen Mulia Malau 3Mitch Jacobs 4

Kallum Goolagong 5Will Pearsall 6Sione Tonga 7Noah Easton 8

Matt Killick (c) 9Sebastian Vourlos 10Jacob McCudden 11

Luke Chant 12Ryan Doherty 13

Joshua Walsh, Ryan JowettTim Nawaqatabu, Mitch Dafter

Coach: Shane WoodenAssistant Coach: Greg Walsh

Manager: Steve HamerHead Trainer: Laurie Taylor

Trainers: Andy Parker, Tony McCuddenStrapper/ Rubbers: Lyle Toms, John

Beattie, James BowersBall Boys/ Girls: Jarred Olive,

Jemma Wooden, Ava Wooden

WYONG1 Marco Tetevano2 Kye Martin3 Gregory Wisham4 Isaiah Cooper-Tetevano5 Mitchell Nakhoul6 Lachlan Hanneghan7 Brad Keighran8 Jake Lewis9 Jake Trindall10 Wyatt Shaw11 Tarnae Mahon12 Jarrod Kessler13 Brock MolanCoach: Anthony Clarke

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Tigers News First Grade Report: The Central Coast Cleaning Contractors First Grade Tigers came up against opposition who had been playing well, winning their last two games so we knew they would come to play. We started poorly with a lack of energy and they made us pay with two quick tries inside the first 10 minutes. After that we woke up and started to get some ascendency on the game controlling the next 55 minutes and putting on 32 points. In amongst these points there was some very good footy played, taking our time and not chasing points. However we fell away at the end again and conceded another two late tries. Reserve Grade Report: The GTL Rapid Clean Reserve Grade Tigers were primed and ready for Ourimbah after a poor showing in Round 3. The match against the Mag-pies began in tough conditions with plenty of rain and wind to contend with. Both sides were physical in their approach but it was the Tigers who won the battle for field position and took an 8-0 lead into the break. Improved ball control and organisation saw the Tigers continually turn the Magpies around and march up field. Some impressive tries were scored and the Tigers didn’t look back, running out 40-0 victors. There wasn’t a bad player on the field for the Tigers, a great team effort. Well done boys. We look forward to a tough clash with Wyong today.Open Age Report:The MJM Kitchens & Stone Open Age Tigers were at home to last year’s grand finalists in wet conditions, which lead to a lot of handling errors. Going into halftime 4-0 down, we knew if we held the ball in the second half we’d be in with a big chance. To our boy’s credit we did that and came away winners 16-12. Our best was Daniel Adamson, Blacky & Curtis.Under 19’s Report:The Coca Cola Amatil Under 19 Tigers played in very ordinary match conditions as they were attempting to continue their run of good form against Ourimbah. The first half presented some quality football from the young Tigers generating a 20–6 lead at the break with tries to the skip-per Jake Slee, slick fullback Josh Martin, rugged centre Chris Ball and barnstorming prop Kai Doyle and conversions (2) to Jackson Greaves. In the second stanza, the Tigers really went on with the job scoring an-other 5 tries with Josh Martin adding another 2 to his tally, young tyro Wilson Hayes, scintillating centre Matt Hedges and rugged Zane Griffiths all scoring tries with Jackson Greaves adding another 2 conversions in a great team effort. Best players were Tyler Scrine, who has been con-tinuing his strong form, try scoring machine Josh Martin, players’ player Wilson Hayes and scheming half back Jake Slee. A true test of our form this week when we come up against arch rivals Wyong at Wyong.League Tag Report:The Pallisters Ladies League Tag Tigers continued their strong start to 2018 with a 64-0 win against Ourimbah. After a strong start getting out to a quick 10-0 lead, Ourimbah lifted and frustrated the Tigers into mistakes making points difficult to come by up to half time. In the second half the Tigers kicked into gear with some enterprising play and great team tries to run our convincing winners. Whilst it is hard to pick the best in a 64-0 win with everyone contributing well, it was Ange Jones, Kristen Kessler, Steph Sharp and Maddie Langshaw that featured in the points.

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

Major Sponsor/ 1st Grade: Central Coast Cleaning Contractors, Reserve Grade: GTL Rapid Clean Central Coast, Open Age: M J M Kitchens & Stone,

Under 19’s: Coca Cola Amatil, League Tag: Pallister PromotionsBusiness Sponsors: Tooheys, Coca Cola Amatil, OAS Computers,

Treasury Wine Estates, Sharp Document Solutions, Simonds Homes, Eris McCarthy Electrical, Victor Sports, Novaskill Employment Services,

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Concreting Services.Jersey Number Sponsors: 1. Eris McCarthy Electrical 2. Four Square Vend-

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Roos News Wyong ventured to Duffy’s Reserve for the Round 4 series of matches against Terrigal. Poor weather threatened but ultimately failed to make an appearance. Although the Roos were outclassed by the Sharks in the Ladies League Tag match, the visitors finished well on top on the scoreboard in the rest of the games. Ladies League Tag – Sponsored by Dovmac Mining & Construction Terrigal 34 – Wyong 0The home team crossed inside the first minute of play when Tara Angel swooped on a kicked ball Wyong had failed to secure. The Roos, to their credit, regrouped and forced the Sharks to defend deep in their own territory for long periods, but lacked the speed or directness of play needed to breach the home team’s defence. Terrigal punched a hole in the Wyong defence in the 10th minute, and although the Roos successfully scrambled to kill off the immediate threat, the experienced Rachel Curnow was able to take advantage and touch down. The 12-0 halftime scoreline was encouraging from the visitors’ perspective, but it soon blew out in the second pe-riod when Casey Youngberry, then Tara Angel, Shani Waters and finally Kate Fullbrook crossed for the home team. Brittany Starr converted five of the six Terrigal tries. The skill level and game awareness of the Wyong ladies in general was below that of the opposition, who are the reigning premiers. The imminent return of players from Tarsha Gale rep duties can be expected to raise the Roos’ standard of play. Tanaya Millar was voted Players’ Player. Tanaya also received the Coach’s Award.Under 19’s – Sponsored by Fill & Carry Fruit Market at Kanwal Village. Wyong 42 – Terrigal 4The most pleasing aspect of this win was the patience displayed by the young Roos. Although the Sharks did not post their first points until the 56th minute of the match, the home team attacked this game with energy and a plan well capable of unsettling the visitors if they had been a little less focused. Lachlan Natapu scored Wyong’s opening try in the 22nd minute, and even though the green and gold were completing at a high level, the time taken to score was testament to the willing defence of the Sharks. The Roos led 24-0 at halftime and crossed for a trifecta of tries in the second period courtesy of Jedd Boreham, Tomi Kaati and Jessie Baillo. Kendyll Fahey kicked seven goals as well as grabbing a first half try for a personal haul of 18 points. Kendyll was Play-ers’ Player. Brad Falzon received the No Coward Award.Open Age – Sponsored by Citrus Clean Central CoastWyong 34 – Terrigal 14Terrigal was first to score in this match when Cameron Smith dived over from acting half in the 17th minute. Wyong appeared disjointed and absent a game plan at that point, but then kicked into gear. Kane Ralph intercepted a pass on his own try line and sprinted 100m to score Wyong’s opening try. Chris Brown was controversially awarded a try on the half hour mark after Gary Field and Paneere Kaaka combined on his inside. Jeremy Tunks found himself in space and bamboo-zled the retreating defence in the 33rd minute to touch down, and three conversions to Kaaka provided the 18-4 halftime scoreline. The Sharks bared their teeth from the restart. Quick tries to Brian King and Rhys Bryant, together with one conversion, reduced the difference to 18-14 by the 50th minute and it was game on. Terrigal had raised both their tempo and level of aggression. The Roos were nonplussed and searching for a response. The momentum was clearly with the home team until Chris Brown scored an 80m try on the back of a rapid right to left shift from a penalty. Further tries to Ben Morsillo and Brown (his third) put the issue beyond doubt. This was a pretty good game of football with both sides giving themselves an opportunity to win. Players’ Player went to Ben Morsillo and Dean Coughlan received this week’s No Coward Award. Reserve Grade – Sponsored by Optus Lakehaven Wyong 28 – Terrigal 6The Sharks were beaten Grand Finalists in 2017 and only last week had defeated reigning pre-miers The Entrance 12-4. The Roos had recorded three strong wins to date, and this looked to be a tough, close match in prospect. Brady Barwick cracked the defensive line in the 12th minute and offloaded to Jesse Stephen. Wyong then shifted the ball left. Jye Montgomery showed his experience, straightening and accelerating toward the opposition causing the outside defenders to hesitate. Montgomery passed to fullback Luke Dolbel spearing through a hole and into the ingoal. Stephen converted for a 6-0 lead. A short side play engineered by Matt Power released Tom Harvey to score in the 18th minute. The visitors crossed for a third via a short range effort from Shaq Mitchell, before Matt Burraston touched down for the home team’s only try in the 25th minute. A well worked set piece from a scrum on Terrigal’s 20m line freed Bryce Burgun to score. Although leading 22-6 at halftime, the Sharks were much closer in effort and intensity than that scoreline indicated. Wyong scored the only points of the second period, a converted try to Ezy Cooper-Tetevano. The second half scoreline was more indicative of the true nature of this match. Very refreshing to see centres running straight and passing to their wingers in space. “Another great team effort; first half some good team tries. Second half Terrigal came back at us, but our on-line defence was brilliant. Long way to go but looking good.”Les HannahJye was Players’ Player, and Jake Scicluna received the No Coward Award.1st Grade – Sponsored by Evolution Security Wyong 46 – Terrigal 4The Sharks were down on troops, consequent upon the ferocity of last week’s face off with The Entrance. The Roos were without skipper Alex Langbridge, away with the Australian Mixed Touch Football side. Wyong won three of the four encounters between the teams in 2017, but the Sharks got the cash in the only match which mattered. Coach Tony Clarke was keen for his team to make a statement. Premierships can be harder to defend than win in the first place. The visitors led 28-0 at halftime, crossing for five tries. Wyong were composed and energetic. The understrength home team, although fighting hard, had lost the battle through the middle third, and the Roos were just short of ruthless in converting opportunities. Jamy Forbes coached teams are renowned for staying in the contest, and despite the scoreline, Terrigal kept coming. Lachlan Bell powered through an inadequately defended left edge to score the Sharks only try in the 66th minute, but by that time Wyong had already clocked up 34 points. Greg Wisham and Wyatt Shaw scored late for the Roos in reply. Brad Keighran was voted Players’ Player. The No Coward Award went to Jake Lewis.

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dane Allen(Erina)TerrigalKincumberErinaThe Entrance

Craig Wheatley(Kincumber)TerrigalKincumberErinaThe Entrance

Marc Matthews(Ourimbah-Wyoming)ToukleyWyongOurimbahWoy Woy

lAdderShane Wooden ......................28

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Jamy Forbes(Terrigal-Wamberal)TerrigalKincumberErinaWyong

Shane Wooden(The Entrance)KincumberTerrigalThe EntranceWoy woy

Chris Adams(Toukley)TerrigalToukleyWoy woyThe Entrance

Mack Fawcett(Woy Woy)ToukleyTerrigalWyongWoy Woy

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LADIES LEAGUE TAGTime: 10.30 am

RESERVE GRADETime: 1.00 pm

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BERKELEY VALE1. Caitlin Mills2. Chloe McClymont4. Breah Praszczalek 5. Ashley Fouche7. Jessie Martin8. Sharni Praszczalek9. Anjuna Lincoln10. Taelah Goodman11. Tahlia Eaton12. Orana Young13. Erin McManus-Murphy 14. Drew Alexander16. Aimy Long18. Shanae Sheather20. Katrina Barnes21. Tara UgurCoach: Rocky FulmerManager: Sandy PraszczalekTrainers: Mick Praszczalek & Aaron Gill

BERKELEY VALE1. Nathan Danks2. Jason Little3. Luke Staunton4. Kali Tui5. Zac Hickel6. Max Townsend7. Jeff Fields8. Kyle McBrearty9. Matt Bailey10. Luke Robinson11. Waylon Van Beveren12.Jayden BaiIey13.Sam Oakes14.Brock Sheehan15.Mitch Evrard16.Kye Knight17.Chris BradyCoach: Dean RawsonAss. Coach: Chris BradyManagers: Glen Menser & Mick BradyTrainers: Michael Dickson & Mick Masters

NORTHERN LAKES1. Bri Frater2. Britt Barrett3. Karly Falzon5. Roxy Overton6. Jackie Kanne7. Kerry Stanford8. Stef Luxford9. Casey Mayall10. Georgia Devlin12. Ellie Lees13. Hayley Dingle14. Sam Jamieson15. Hayley Allsop17. Alicia Bell18. Kelsea Shepherd20. Donna Carpenter

NORTHERN LAKES1. Rodney Quinn2. Luke Mills3. Mich Diduszko4. Bryce Osborne5. Paul Zuvela6.Dan Warwick 7. Daniel Sandell Hay8. Simon Hayes14. Jayden Olivieri20. Luke Murphy16. Dylan Davis12. Damien Mind (c)13. Ryan BruceJarod BusuttilDave McKenzieJonathon WhiteScott SchmidtCoach: Mark O’MeleyHead Trainer: Shane Jenkins

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NORTHERN LAKES1.Matt Frater2. Brandon Griffith3. Steve Ferguson4. Mark Leard5. Ethan Kelly6.Luke Mills (c)7. Michael Leard8. Scott Schmidt19. Brendan Sandell Hay10. Brendan Fletcher11. Mike Gristwood12. Josh Dodds13. Andrew BulgerJake TammekandCoach: Greg Banks

OPEN GRADETime: 11.30 am

GOSFORD KARIONG1. Billy James2. Kane Thomas3. Tom Sims4. Brennan Lacey5. Aaron Smith6. Jesse Murray7. Brennan Eather8. Jaiden Marston9. Robert Warwick10. Jayden Stanley11.Travis Mantell12. Mitch Redding13. Craig StarrCoach: Graham Foster

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From President Desk. Another tuff day for our teams against Erina, this week our 1st grade & U/19 have byes which will allow them to regroup for Kincumber following week.Our Women’s Rugby league tackle team is going very well with a 56-nil win over Maitland at Maitland, this weekend play against Stockton at Stockton. On Friday 11th May they are playing North Newcastle at Berkeley Vale Oval under lights on Friday at 7.30pm. Get down to Berka and support Women. Thank you to all players and supporters for turning up at presentation this week is at Bateau Bay Bowling Club at 6pm. Kind Regards, Ken Smith JP, President.Reports1st Grade – Proudly sponsored by Toowoon Bay Carpets & ShuttersNo Report.2nd Grade – Proudly sponsored by Berkeley Vale Cellars.Big effort from the boys and especially the 19s that helped us out, unfor-tunately we give away too many penalties and we couldn’t hold onto the ball or get any 50-50 calls with a couple of tries disallowed. A couple of the boys went very well Dylan Smith was great on debut but unfortunately got a broken nose going for the try line and James Debono broke his ankle at training Friday Night before he even got to play. If we can hold on to the ball I think we can become a very good team, it’s hard to win without the ball. Our 3 Points went to Aaron Moss 2 to Max Townsend 1 to Luke Staunton. A special mention to Glen the Deputy Mensa hope you’re feeling better mate. Pete Johnson, they tell me there running Laminating classes at the oval Friday night just for you.Ladies League TagWhat an outstanding effort from our girls to lead Erina 2 nil at half time after Shansi’s first goal, with no bench the girls were destined to tire in the second half and to The Phil Crowe coached eagles credit they came out and minimised their mistakes. The top four teams from last year are behind us now and we look forward to proving ourselves each week. If the rest of the girls are available to help anything is possible, so let’s train and play. Players player went to Tara, with Points to Ash, Tara and Chloe. All the girls played great and made it very hard to pick any one player as a stand out. Welcome to Orana in her first game. Thanks to Katrina and Sandy for being on the gate and next time let’s get others to help out. No train no play we want committed players who know what’s going on when we play. Next up North Lakes.

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,

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LADIES LEAGUE TAG Time: 10.30 amOPEN GRADE


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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. Luke Maljevac2. Ben Peters3. Blake Donkin4. John Dale5. Jaxon Stubbs6. Brodie Cooper7. Mitchel Clark8. Alex Rozario9. Zac Bosden10. Tyler Durbidge11. El Rozario12. Jack Peters13. Jake HardmanBruce Terare, Dane VawdonBen Wenzel, Karl ReevesLogan PalmerCoach: Troy BosdenManager: James SingletonTrainer: Rob DurbidgeTrainer: Frank GreenTrainer: James Methven

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 Desmond11. Darby Clark12.13. Georgia CorbettDiane WalkerNaomi MaroneyGeorgia EllisSavanna CrossleyShelli RitchMadeline JonesApril Strud

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TOUKLEY 1. Matt Dicks 2. Kade Naden 3. Cameron Cox 4. Koen Willis 5. Jack Kelly20. Brody Naden 7. Allan Foody 8. Matt O’ Brien 9. Jack McCudden10. Henry Devlin11. Josh McDonald12. Brandon Ross13. Scott PearsonRobert HammondTyson AdamsPeter GayDarcy Brown

TOUKLEY 1. Hayden Allen 2. Jake Harrison 3. Blake Leaudais 4. Zac Craw 5. Rhys Barwick 6. Jayden Harper 7. Zac Hayward24. Mason Craig 9. Kiran Page10. Ryan Donegan11. Jye Tudehope12. Taj Kennedy13. Brodie FullerKyle CapperBailey PetrieAdrian LeitchLuke WebsterBrad ScottBrody Creaser


KINCUMBER1 Tyler Park2 Jackson Fall3 John Saley4 Jesse Byrne5 Luke Rawlings6 Kyle Lang7 Finn Mitchell8 Jayden Gross9 Fletcher Berry10 Jakob Keane11 Kye Bonnici12 Mitch Wenzel13 Alex Halls14 Mason Jones15 Josh Starling16 Jack Wenzel17 Jack Beaumont18 Zac Bosden19 Ryan Shaw20 Tyson PotgerCoach: Scott JacksonManager: Dave ShoultsTrainer: Don LangTrainer: Lochie Hill

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KINCUMBER James Duchatel 1 Brodie Cooper 2 Wade Hannell 3

Tyson Potger 4 Mitchell Clark 5 Ben Murray 6 Blake Wylie 7

Jade Mason 8 Ian Henderson (vc) 9

Brendan Hurd 10 Matt Stone 11

Troy Woodley 12 Anthony Barbaro 13

Ben TonksSam Eden

Matt CrokerDamon Brady

Coach: Craig WheatleyAssistant: Shannon Woodley

Manager: Ian AbdooTrainers: Tony Iron, Glen Cole

Ballboys: Max & Isaac

TOUKLEY1 Andrew Gay2 Luke Gearside3 Trent Walker4 Jake Ritch5 Scott Fitzpatrick6 Jacob Hawkins7 Jake Fitzpatrick8 Kene Te Whata9 Chris Adams (c)10 Kallin Adams11 Connor O’ Bierne12 Jakob Giles 13 Matt VeacockJosh VeacockDesai GupwellReece Ryan

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Colts News Good luck to the Colts teams today at Toukley always a tough task at Darren Kennedy. Our 1st grade will be looking for back to back wins after a good effort last week de-spite being depleted. Reserves hopefully looking to get back on track after a good start to the season. 19’s a pleasant surprise coming from 0-16 down to put on 34 points for a great win. A very young 19’s who will keep sides honest, well done guys. Ladies tag also looking for two WINS ON THE TROT AND ARE ON THE IMPROVE EACH WEEK.1ST GRADEIn our last encounter the Premier Trade Centre 1st grade squad fought hard in a scrappy win against old foes Woy Woy. We got off to a great start but kept the roost-ers in the game with errors and defensive lapses. Anyways two points is better than none and finished being a great day out. Unfortunately we started with plenty of talent still on the sideline in Troy, BK, Murph, Tritto & Huzz so in the end it was great to get the biscuits in front of match day sponsor Plateau Tree Service. Standouts for the day were James Duchatel, Anthony Barbaro & Matt Stone while Tyson Potger had a day out in attack bagging a three meat pies. We were also pleased to see Dane Vawden make his debut for the club and although he came on late, did the job perfectly. Well done Dane.Another cracking night was had back at the Empire Bay Tavern and I hope this week will be no different following a good show from our squad against Toukley, it is common knowledge that the Hawks at home is a tough ask so good luck to all our teams to today.A quick shout out to our sponsors Bendigo Bank in Kincumber, Creightons Funeral Services, Michael Deakin of MKD Stainless and the team at Treads Tyres Kincum-ber. I look forward to seeing you all at the footy or back for a chat at the Tavern.RESERVE GRADEWasn’t a great day at the office last week against Woy Woy & with a few late pull outs left us a bit short. Jaxon Stubbs played one of his better games for the Colts & deservedly picked up the (3) points considering he was starting the game on the wing & finished up playing the whole game at lock. He tackled strong all game & was solid with the ball.Tyler Durbidge & El Rozario grabbed (2) points each purly just for effort, they never stopped the whole game & were terrific. (1) point went to Jacob Keeno from our Under 19’s, fantastic debut in the higher grade mate, plenty of heart & obviously will go a long way, much appreciated your effort. Off to Toukley this week we’re no doubt it will be a tough one. 19’SThe Colts Sidelines Sports Grill Under 19’s took on a big & strong Woy Woy side last week. Finally getting full roster playing was the first battle won. With this team being nearly all from the 18’s age group adjusting to playing older guys was the 2nd battle that needed to be one. That took them about 16 points & 20 minutes to do. After that point of being 16-0 down it was all the Colts putting on 34 unanswered points. A great effort from the boys after only having 2 training sessions together all year. A great team effort with Jesse Byrne picking up our Players Player & Jack Wenzel scoring what has become the most celebrated try in Colts history. Well done fellas & now time to knuckle down to some hard work at training to keep improving.TAGGreat start shown by the girls this week resulting in a early try. The girls defended really well stand out games to Leah Arnesen who got our 3 points Ranni played well having a hand in a try again with Ebony Harris putting the finishing touches to get the try and the conversion. Cassie played well having the final touches to set Ella up for 2 tries, it was Ella’s first game of League Tag. Aleshia and Teagan also both had a great game . It was great to get players back. Great team effort let’s keep it up Players player- Ella Burteux 3pts- Leah Arnesen2pts- Ranni Jackson 1pt- Cassie Moyes1pt-Ella Burteux 1pt- Teagan Powell

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NICKNAME: Teagy B JUNIOR CLUB: Toukley HawksFAVOURITE POSITION: CentreREP HONOURS: State Oztag (QLD)BEST PLAYER YOU HAVE FACED: Briony FraterMOST ANNOYING TEAMMATE: Hannah FitzpatrickNRL TEAM YOU SUPPORT: Newcastle KnightsFAVOURITE FOOD: Pizza FAVOURITE DRINK: Vodka, Lime & Soda

PLAYERS PROFILE Tegan BeckwithHawks

Toukley Hawks We are back from a week off due to the bye and the other grades played northlakes which was a tough away game in the local derby with opens winning there first game of the year featuring in that game was 3 under 19’s players which the 3 were all standouts in the win. Watching on the seconds have a draw and it’s showing the club is improving week to week. Up against Kincumber this week will test all teams out as Kincumber have been in good form. Another home game so hope to see you all there on Sunday. Reserve Grade went to play up at Northern Lakes in a great Sat-urday afternoon of footy. It was end to end footy from both sides with Toukley getting away to an early lead only to let the oppo-sition back into the game with some ill-discipline and handling errors. The Hawks scored with just two minutes left on the clock, with no pressure, Matt Dicks slotted the goal resulting in an 18 all draw. Best for The Hawks were Jack McCudden, Reece Ryan and Josh McDonald, who is still eligible for the Under 19’s. Spe-cial mention to Taj Kennedy from the 19’s who backed up for us after a game in Open Age.Our Open Age turned up against Northern Lakes hungry. The game was there to be won by either of the teams, fortunately we come up trumpswinning 26 -24. Credit to all the boys, we did not give in as North-ern Lakes never stopped coming at us. With the bye this week we can all enjoy the weekend off and get ready for Terrigal.Round 4 The Ladies League Tag took on Northern Lakes. We had 10 girls out for this one and it was fair to say it wasn’t our best performance. We have a lot of work to do at training and we need to move forward. A big thanks to Kandice, Renee and Emma for helping out. Best players were MJ, Kaelah and Tegan.

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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 56th May Bye V Berkeley Vale Doylo Sporting Fields6th May Terrigal V Ourimbah Duffys Road Oval6th May Toukley V Kincumber Darren Kennedy Oval6th May Woy Woy V Erina Woy Woy Oval6th May Wyong V The Entrance 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

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