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with Chris Karas

Cup glory for Wanderers cubs

LEICHHARDT Wanderers U/11 Div 2 players celebrate their 42-4 premiership victory over Dundas Shamrocks at last weekend’s Balmain Junior League Grand Finals at Leichhardt Oval.

Pictured with successful coach Bernie Zappia, manager Franko Sartor, trainers Michael Zappia and ex-Wallaby Tim Kava are Player of the Match Jacques Sartor, skipper Dwayne Peters, Chris Carboni, Robert Dox, Zac Rae, Patrick Kava, Shane Connelly, Brendan Halford, David Maher, Juan Thomas,Wesley Thomas, Chris Giokas, Zac Anuj and Connor Kava. The famous Wanderers - formed in 1918 - also lifted the U/12 Div 2 trophy. SEE BALMAIN JUNIOR LEAGUE GRAND FINAL ROUNDUP P29. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO.

Showcase of top junior league talent

CHRIS KARAS at the Balmain Junior League Grand Finals

HOLY CROSS Junior Rugby League Club are on the brink of another golden era after collecting a premiership quadrella at the Balmain Junior League Grand Finals last weekend at Leichhardt Oval.

The Rhinos confirmed their status as the League’s new powerbase after lifting the U/11 Div 1, U/12 Div 1, U/15 Div 1 and U/17 Div 1 trophies in style to add to their 2007 Club Championship Shield.

It was a memorable weekend for the maroon and golds with the U/15 Rhinos capping a fairytale season by capturing the Bill Bradshaw Trophy after a rousing 30-16 win over favourites Five Dock RSL.

Holy Cross Rhinos U/15 Div 1 team celebrate their Grand Final victory over Five Dock RSL at Leichhardt Oval last Sunday. TWT-on-the-spot-PHOTO

Two years ago this Holy Cross team was struggling to win a game. Last Sunday under the coaching of Paul Jarvis and assistant John Stanton, they produced courage and skill to lower the boom on the high flying Dockers.

Mercurial five eighth Corey Ashby spearheaded the victory with his silky attacking skills and was supported by forwards George Dickson, Nick Bligh, Adrian Tatola, Jarryd Clarke, Marcel Ferris, centres Leroy Buchanan and Steve Vail, half Joel Brooks, winger Sam Williams and fullback Dillon Walford.

A highlight was Williams’ try in the 34th minute after a sweeping 60 metre movement that featured slick passing from Ashby and Walford.

The Dockers - who lost only two matches all season - were best served by forwards Jesse Hewitt, Sam Brock, Brodie Monroe, centre Peter Flint and half Lachlan Jensen.

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HOLY CROSS U/17s demonstrated their skill and power to roll Concord-Burwood 30-16 in a ‘Clash of the Titans.’

With the cream of the district’s best young talent on show, the Rhinos trailed 12-10 before turning the match with three quick tries after the interval.

Inspirational lock and NSW U/17 rep Matt Hyland was judged Player of the Match for his non-stop performance.

He was supported by forwards Matthew Mizzi, Stuart Bousfield, Shaun Vengoa, Aaron Woods, Sebastian Vourlos and hooker Mitchell Bergin and potent backs David O’Neill, Ben Kamionka, Brett Peacock, Pat Politoni, fullback Ryan Isberg, Scott White and Daniel Jeffery.

It was a fine achievement for talented Holy Cross and Balmain S.G Ball coach Darren McLean, who had the Rhinos firing on all cylinders.

The Wolves - virtually a team of 16 year olds - put up a great battle with top games from half John Nicholas, centres Moses Pangai and Junior Rogica and forwards Paul Mareko, hooker Ajay Vaivaka, Will Brealey, Chris Said, Taniela Vaivaka and Will Tuima.

Under new coach George Vaivaka, they were chasing a fifth succesive BJL premiership and can hold their heads high after a sterling effort to reach the big one.

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HOLY CROSS Gold U/12s produced one of the best defensive displays ever witnessed at the ground to clinch the F.W Walsh Trophy with a 20-0 victory over Strathfield Raiders.

The all conquering Rhinos shut out Strathfield with superb copybook defence to lay the foundations for a second consecutive age premiership.

Giant forward Sio Tatola was a deserved Player of the Match and monstered the Raiders with his bumping runs and ferocious defence.

His two first half tries gave the Rhinos an edge before setting up a third for forward Jake Temm after the break. Sharp centre Chris Moana completed a whitewash when he weaved over for the Rhinos’ fourth try late in the match.

Other Rhinos to impress were Chris Zabakly, Saxon Marketo, Jayden Wheelhouse, Jack Stapleton, Matt Woods, Dane Clifford, Josh Camroux, Jarrod Smith and Moana.

Strathfield have a top prospect in fullback Taniela Siale who caught the eye with his punishing defence and powerful runs. Five eighth Misieli Vaikeli, lock Joshua Maree, half Michael Guthrie and centre Salesi Funaki also shone for the well drilled Raiders.

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TIGERS legend Paul Sironen had plenty to smile about after his Holy Cross cubs toppled two-time champions Leichhardt Juniors 40-12 in the U/11 Div 1 Grand Final.

Led by fullback Joshua Nohra, halves Bayley Sironen and Jack Wheelhouse, centres Kurt McIntosh and Jack Bobbins and forwards Jye Jarvis, Tevita Tatola, Shawn Vainga and Zach Simpson the Rhinos raced to a 28-0 lead at the break before Leichhardt staged a spirited second half revival.

Leichhardt were best served by fullback Luke Johnston, halves John Hogan and Kayne Kirby, Jaden Pardey and lock Neil ‘Junior’ Hartley.

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STRATHFIELD Raiders’ all-conquering U/9 Div 1 team survived a scare before posting a thrilling 24-22 victory over a gallant Holy Cross team to secure the fledgling club’s maiden BJL premiership.

The Raiders led 24-0 at the interval before Rhinos half Daniel Laguzza scored two tries to spark a gutsy comeback. Holy Cross centre Jarod Sabat and lock Justin Story added late tries in a tense finish.

Strathfield flexed their muscles in the opening stanza with ‘big guns’ - lock Anthony James Raheb, five eighth Adam Doueihi and fullback Lawrence Bingham - scoring tries to set up a handy lead.

Wests Tigers stars John Morris and Paul Whatuira with Strathfield Raiders premiership-winning U/9 Div 1 skipper Anthony James Raheb.

A rejuvenated Holy Cross hit back with strong efforts from Laguzza, Story, Sabat, Brodie Naughton and Axel Cahlin.

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THE Raiders made it a double when they won the U/10 Div 1 title with an 18-0 victory over North Ryde.

Halves Matthew Long and Bernard Kairouz, Ryan Trainor, Faddoul Faddoul and Alex Park were outstanding for Strathfield with Faddoul scoring all three tries.

North Ryde got value from Hayden Lockrey, Cameron Dow, Lachlan Bell and Matt Bass tried hard for the Hawks.

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CONCORD-BURWOOD recorded a last-gasp 18-16 win over Leichhardt Wanderers in the U/9 Div 2 decider.

Wolves lock Jordan Kidd proved the hero with a try after the bell. It was a heart-breaking loss for Wanderers who led 16-14 and tackled like terriors under extreme pressure. Albert Nawaqanitawaze, Mataele Taupeaffe, Jack Dillon, Brayden Krohn and Albert Ong starred for Leichhardt while Natalie Semaan, Anthony Lopes, Luke Pafumi, Mathew Mesann and Kidd played strongly for the Wolves.

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ISAIAH SEVERINO starred for the Wolves in a 30-12 victory over Five Dock RSL in the U/10 Div 2 Grand Final.

He was supported by Lachlan Dryden-Birkensleigh, Kevin Bouchahine, Zach Benedetti, Michael Chiodo and Koheleti Vaitaki.

The Dockers got value from Connor Miller, Bryce Donnellan, Max Duckworth, Nick Spooner and Jon Tims.

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WANDERERS collected the U/12 Div 2 trophy with a 16-10 victory over Shamrocks in golden point extra time.

A dazzling try by exciting cub Yarran Jaffer sealed the win.

Chris Saade, Brodie Higgins, Luke Tosic, Grant Lawarick, Cooper Ferguson, Blade Hinton and Justin Fish shone for Leichhardt while Richard Coorey, Mick Moutzouris, Nick Moses and Tyson Hnatow played strongly for Dundas.

NORTH Ryde fullback Ryan McLachlan starred in his team’s 26-12 win over Concord-Burwood in the U/13 Div 2 decider.

McLachlan scored three tries, looked dangerous whenever he touched the ball and tackled like a trojan to earn the Player of the Match award.

Bil Darwich, Reid Tepuke, Jack Clarke and Luke Stone also shone for the Hawks. The Wolves got value from Shaquille Tuapola, Mick Birchnell, Daniel Gianesi and Ofu Esau.

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PENSHURST RSL downed North Ryde 28-4 in the U/15 Div 2 decider.

Classy pivot Matt Hartney engineered the victory with support from hooker Steve Ripley, utility Anthony Khoury and fullback Cameron Mortimer.

North Ryde were best served by fullback Lachlan Harris, centre Ryan Kain and forward Mark Bonifacio.

U/14 Trophy for Dundas Shamrocks

DUNDAS Shamrocks U/14 squad that pipped premiers Five Dock RSL 16-10 to win the Balmain Junior League Div 1 premiership and Richard Baker Shield last Sunday at Leichhardt Oval. Pictured with Tigers legends David Brooks and Ron Ryan, Premier League hooker Stuart Flanagan and Club President Bob Siemsen are Shamrocks players Luke Liversage, Justin Boulos, Ryan Kelly, Philip Barba, Brendon Pike, skipper Jelal Chaaban, Damian Tahana, Ray Bechara, Nathan Bechara, Sean Hawken, Andrew Kirwan, Fai Ese, Daniel Vasek, Jack Cadagan, John Fangia, Ishaq Nasiri, Ryan Ulugia, coach Mani Edmonds, manager Glen Hawken and trainers Voker Ese, Frank Barba and John Kirwan. SEE BJL GRAND FINAL ROUNDUP P29. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO.

Goal double for Dalrymple

RYDE-Hunters Hill first grade mens hockey team continued their winning way with a 4-3 victory over Sutherland last weekend.

Shane Dalrymple bagged a double for the Panthers with Will Humphreys and Sean Dobbins also nabbing goals in a fine team effort.

The classy Pantherettes trounced University of NSW 5-0 in the Sydney womens first grade competition with Sharon Assay (2), Heidi Schwarzstein, Kirsten Pearce and Georgie Verkuylen grabbing goals.

MENS: Seconds: Sutherland 4 Ryde-Hunters Hill 2 (Andy Wright 2); Thirds: Sutherland 5 Ryde-Hunters Hill 1; Fourths: Sutherland 1 Ryde-Hunters Hill 0; Fifths: Sutherland 2 Ryde-Hunters Hill 0; 6ths: Ryde-Hunters Hill 3 Sutherland 0; 7ths: Manly 3 Ryde-Hunters Hill 2; 8ths: Manly 3 Ryde-Hunters Hill 1; 9ths: Glenorie 3 Ryde-Hunters Hill 1; 1oths: Norwest 2 Ryde-Hunters Hill 1; U/17s: Ryde-Hunters Hill 3 Norwest 2; WOMEN: Seconds: Western Districts 1 Ryde-Hunters Hill 0; Thirds: Ryde-Hunters Hill 2 (Dominique Tillman, Letitia Cooper) drew Sydney University 2; Fifths: Ryde-Hunters Hill 1 Sydney Uni Youth 1.

Tigers Centenary celebrations

TWO games at the historic Sydney Cricket Ground are just part of the Wests Tigers plans for a bumper year of rugby league centenary celebrations in 2008.

Unveiled at last week’s launch of the 2008 Centenary Calendar, Wests Tigers will play a home game in the opening round of the 2008 NRL season at the SCG.

The opponent will be a foundation club.

In round six, Wests Tigers return to the SCG to play South Sydney as part of the NRL Heritage Round to mark the anniversary of the first ever premiership round on April 20, 1908.

To be held over the weekend of April 18-21, Wests Tigers and Souths will wear heritage jerseys in the game.

The return to the SCG gives supporters the chance to reminisce about the glory days of Balmain Tigers and Western Suburbs Magpies.

Balmain won 11 first grade premierships in 1915, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1920, 1924, 1939, 1944, 1946, 1947 and 1969.

The Tigers finished the 1915 season as undefeated premiers under captain-coach Bill Kelly before beating Souths 5-3 in front of 7000 people at the SCG.

Balmain went on to capture their third consecutive premiership in 1917. Although Souths ended the straight run in 1918, the Tigers bounced back to take the premiership in 1919 and 1920.

In 1924, Balmain beat Souths 3-0 at the SCG in the first match to be broadcasted on radio. It took the Tigers until 1939 to win their next premiership, a 33-4 victory over Souths at the SCG.

The 1940s saw Balmain dominate with premiership victories in ‘44, 46 and 47. Coached by Latchem Robinson, the 1944 team beat Newtown 12-8 in the grand final before a fiery 13-12 win over St George saw the Tigers take the title in 1946.

A year later, Balmain won their third premiership in four years with a 13-9 victory over Canterbury.

The 1969 grand final remains one of the greatest upsets in the game when Balmain overcame defending premiers and a red hot Souths team to win 11-2.

As for Western Suburbs, they too have a proud history at the SCG - winning premierships in 1930, 1934, 1948 and 1952.

The Magpies defeated St George 27-2 in the 1930 grand final and Easts 15-12 in the 1934 decider.

In 1948, the Magpies defeated Balmain 8-5 in the grand final while in 1952, Wests beat Souths 21-15 in the season decider after the Rabbitohs won the premiership in 1950 and 1951.

Wests lost to St George 22-0 in the 1961 grand final and 9-6 in the ‘62 grand final. A year later, St George beat Wests 8-3 in the mud with image of Norm Provan and Arthur Summons embracing at the end of the game now immortalized on the NRL trophy.

To see the list of planned events and celebrations for Balmain Tigers, Western Suburbs Magpies, and the Wests Tigers, log on to www.weststigers .com.au

Paul Whatuira joins Giants

WESTS Tigers rugby league team’s finals hopes have been dealt a savage blow with the news that ace hooker Robbie Farah is set to miss this Saturday’s crucial showdown with Cronulla at Toyota Park.

Farah is battling a painful hip injury - a legacy of the Tigers’ heart-breaking 26-22 loss to the Roosters at Telstra Stadium last Friday night in yet another golden point extra time thriller.

The representative rake - a strong contender for this year’s Dally M Player of the Year Award - has proved a model of consistency with skilful displays for the Tigers in the Telstra Cup.

But Wests are resigned to losing their key playmaker for the weekend clash with young hooker Stuart Flanagan or utility forward Dene Halatau tipped to fill the breach.

MEANWHILE international Tigers’ centre Paul Whatuira has agreed to play with Huddersfield Giants in the English Super League for the next three seasons.

The Kiwi Test star will link up with his premiership-winning Tigers’ team mates John Skandalis and Shane Elford and Jamal Lolesi at Galpharm Stadium.

26 year old Whatuira - who has won NRL titles with both Penrith and Wests Tigers - said a strong desire to test his skills in Super League was the main reason he agreed to terms with the Giants.

ROOSTERS 26 (A Roberts 2, J Monaghan 2, M Aubusson tries; A Roberts 3 gls) d WESTS TIGERS 22 (R Farah, B Te’o, L Fulton tries; B Marshall 5 gls).

PAUL WHATUIRA

Tigers ready to pounce

EMERGING five eighth Tim Moltzen stole the show as Balmain-Ryde Eastwood toppled Canberra 36-22 in Premier League last Saturday at Leichhardt Oval to move into third spot.

The 19 year old cub scored three of the Tigers’ seven tries and ignited the attack with slick passing and sharp footwork to earn the Player of the Match award.

Balmain ‘Iron Man’ Jarrod Saffy turned in a powerhouse game with support from gun hookers Stuart Flanagan and Lewis Brown.

The Tigers led 20-12 at the interval before Moltzen stamped his mark on the game - nabbing tries in the 47th, 55th and 61st minutes to sink the Raiders.

Other try scorers were Rhys Hanbury, Rocky Trimarchi, Sam Moa and Brown with Ben Jeffery booting four goals.

BALMAIN Jersey Flegg team continued their winning way with a 32-6 victory over Central Coast last Friday at Leichhardt Oval.

Fullback James Cameron, winger Ben Vengoa and forward Tohi Leha produced strong games for the Tigers who roared loudly after the interval.

Daniel Greaves (2), winger Ben Falcone, five eighth Blake Ayshford, utility Mitch Achurch and Cameron scored tries with Marc Russell potting four goals.

Spirit of North Ryde

MEET the talented Holy Spirit Primary School North Ryde U/10 rugby league squad that has captured the imagination of the local sporting public with stand out performances on the football field in 2007.

Under the coaching of former St George and star Ryde-Eastwood centre Brad Wilson, the Holy Spirit boys have achieved plenty of success - winning the Paul Sironen Catholic Schools Sevens and Balmain All Schools Knockout titles before taking on the best State primary schools at the recent NSWRL All Schools Carnival at St Marys.

With Matt Wilson scoring a try from the first kick - the game was on and course set.

In a fine display of skill and sportsmanship, the Holy Spirit boys won all three pool games against Clovelly, Helensburgh and Ramsgate to finish the top-ranked team in their section without conceding a point.

The boys however were knocked out in the quarter finals by a strong Wamberal Primary School side. Pictured above with coach Brad Wilson are team skipper Matt Wilson, Aiden McAlinden, Max Thomas, Patrick Rice, Andrew Natoli, Monty Weller, James Loneragan, Patrick Gough, Adrian Zaknich, James Hanlan, Liam Calleja, Sean Price, James Harwood, Ben Snaidero, Josh Maggiora and Scott Timbrell.

‘Handy’ Andy wins bowls marathon

ANDY RODGER defeated Mark Ferry 31-28 recently to clinch the Putney-Tennyson Mens Bowling Club major singles championship for 2007 after a marathon 38 ends.

‘Handy Andy’ (right) and Ferry (left) are pictured with marker John Doyle, Putney’s affable Mens Bowling Club president. With Ferry holding three shots and game, the talented Rodger stepped up and took three off Mark’s lead with his final bowl at the penultimate end before sealing victory at the final end in grand style.

Vale Bob Nicholls

PUTNEY-Tennyson Bowling & Community Club are mourning the death of foundation member and bowler extraordinaire Bob Nicholls of Putney.

Bob, an amputee, died last Sunday at the age of 75. His funeral service will be held this Friday August 17 in the North Chapel at Northern Suburbs Crematorium at 9.15am.

Nicholls was a Putney Bowling Club pioneer who carved out an impressive record on the bowling greens that included a National Amputees Bowls championship. Full tribute later.

KEN BURKETT and sub Heino Berger won the 2007 Ryde City Mens Bowling Club minor pairs championship after defeating John Cincotta and Peter Unwin in the final.

CEO resigns

GLADESVILLE Sporties Club Chief Executive Officer John Barras has resigned. Mr Barras, a life member of the Sporties, cited the need to spend more time with family as his reason for leaving the club. He served on the Board of Directors as treasurer and Club president before spending the past five years as CEO.

Ability Challenge Golf Day at Oatlands

Swimming legend Dawn Fraser has offered two pieces of her sporting memorabilia for auction at the Ability Challenge Golf Day at Oatlands on Tuesday August 28.

They will go under the hammer at the Ability Challenge Lunch, which supports the Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney, following the morning’s golf event. The pieces are both limited editions with autographs, photos, gold medallions, pins and more.

The winning bidders for these limited editions will also receive a letter from Dawn thanking them for their support of the challenge.

“For the past 40 years I have been asked to host or attend fundraising events all over the country,” Ms Fraser said. “It was only last year that my partner, Tim Konz, and I decided to offer my personal memorabilia to these fundraising events purely because the memorabilia has proven to produce more significant funds for these charities.

“These two collages are very special to me, being the first and second I have personally produced. They represent a time in my life that was full of hardship, perseverance, hard work and good fun. This combination ironically led me to achieving my ultimate goal ... gold.”

Eastwood Ryde Netball Semi-Finals

A1: YMCA 44 North Ryde Spirits 30; Woolwich 46 West Ryde Rovers (2) 43;
A2: Carlingford Flames (2) 37 Dundas United 20; West Ryde Rovers (4) 28 Rovers (3) 26:
B1: Gladesville Ravens (2) 40 Eastwood RSL 25; Flames (4) 37 Santa Seniors 32;
B2: Epping Rugby 51 Rovers (5) 50; Woolwich (2) 40 Epping Rugby (2) 38;
B3: North Ryde RSL Seniors (3) 48 Rovers (7) 31; Woolwich (3) 28 Dundas United (2) 25;
C1: North Ryde RSL Seniors (4) 32 Dundas United (3) 22; North Ryde RSL Seniors (5) d Alexanders (4) 21;
C2: Ermington United 41 Aquarians 32; Dundas United (4) 42 Eastwood RSL (4) 32;
C3: Rovers (10) 34 Ravens (4) 26; YMCA (3) 43 Roselea Ladybirds 26;
C4: Dundas United (5) 44 Epping Rugby (4) 16; North Ryde RSL Seniors (7) 38 Flames (6) 30;
C5: Dundas United (6) 33 Woolwich (6) 31; Epping Rugby (6) 30 YMCA (4) 22;
C6: Marsfield Denistone Saints (2) 40 Alexanders (6) 32; Woolwich (7) 39 Dundas United (7) 26;
D: Alexanders (7) 26 Aquarians (2) 23; Ravens (6) 36 Dundas United (8) 26;
U/21: Rovers (12) 38 Rovers (13) 32; Santa Sabina Seniors (3) 41 OLMC Parramatta (2) 22;
CADET 1: Flames (9) 47 Dundas United (10) 23; Woolwich (9) 33 Flames (8) 17;
CADET 2: Alexanders (8) 36 OLMC (4) 19; Rovers (16) 45 Ravens (7) 20;
CADET 3: Rovers (18) 38 Dundas United (11) 27; Ryde Ladybirds (5) 26 Santa Sabina Seniors (8) 18;
CADET 4: YMCA (7) 29 Marsfield Bluebelles (2) 14; Santa Sabina Seniors (9) 21 Flames (10) 7;
15/1: Ryde Ladybirds (7) 38 Woolwich (15) 28; Santa Sabina Seniors (11) 52 Eastwood RSL (6) 32;
15/2: Ryde Ladybirds (8) 38 Woolwich (16) 10; St Kevins (2) 25 Woolwich (17) 13;
14/1: Rovers (21) 22 Dundas United (13) 18; Alexanders (10) 42 Dundas United (14) 14;
14/2: Dundas Central 28 Santa Sabina Seniors (14) 22; YMCA (9) 18 St Gerards (3) 16;
14/3: Dundas United (15) 20 Eastwood RSL (7) 22; North Ryde RSLYouth (2) 22 OLMC (8) 16;
14/4: North Ryde RSL Youth (3) 31 Rovers (23) 21, Woolwich (18) 21 d Woolwich (19) 7;
13/1: North Ryde RSL Youth (4) 31 Rovers (23) 21; Rovers (25) 25 Flames (11) 20;
13/2: Ryde Ladybirds (9) 18 Woolwich (21) 9; Dundas Central (2) 21 Dundas United (16) 15;
13/3: Flames (12) 13 Ravens (11) 12; Rovers (26) 18 Santa Sabina Seniors (20) 7;
12/1: Dundas United (17) 16 Flames (14) 14; Ravens 39 North Ryde RSLYouth (6) 15;
12/2: North Ryde RSL Youth (7) 33 Dundas Central (3) 16; St Kevins 26 Rovers (27) 21;
12/3: OLMC (11) 12 YMCA (11) 11; Rovers (28) 5 Santa Sabina (22) 3;
12/4: North Ryde Spirits (6) 22 Ryde Ladybirds (10) 12; Villa Maria (2) 17 Ravens (13) 14;
11/1: St Gerards (4) 16 North Ryde RSL Youth (9) 6; North Ryde Spirits (7) 20 Rovers (30) 12;
11/2: North Ryde Spirits (8) 17 Dundas Central (4) 13; Marsfield Denistone (3) 25 Villa Maria (3) 9;
11/3: North Ryde RSL Youth (11) 18 Dundas United (19) 14; Ryde Ladybirds (11) 25 Ravens (14) 4;
11/4: Villa Maria (5) 10 Villa Maria (4) 9; Alexanders (12) 9 Santa Sabina Seniors (25) 7.

Holy Cross Soccer

U/6 Kookaburra: Holy Cross 4 (W Morris, J Colasuonno, J Bunce, A Tassone) Gladesville Sharks 2; Magpie: Ravens 7 Holy Cross 1 (J Zammit); U/7 Echidna: Holy Cross 5 (R Van Drunen 3, G Barbour 2) Epping YMCA 0; Platypus: Holy Cross 4 (C Morfuni 3, JC Rodriguez) St Andrews 0; U/8 Blue: Holy Cross 2 (M Zdilar 2) Kenthurst 1; 9/4: Holy Cross 4 Beecroft Sports 2; 9/6: Holy Cross 1 (R Morfuni) All Saints Hunters Hill 0; 11/3: Holy Cross 3 (T Koodrin, C Dwyer, J Talevski) West Ryde Rovers 1; 12/2: Holy Cross 1 (J Bilmoria) West Pennant Hills 0; 14/1: Pennant Hills 2 Holy Cross 1 (D O’Brien); 15/4: Holy Cross 3 (P Khzouz 2, D Pantelas) Glenhaven Sports 0; AA6: Holy Cross 2 (N Fonti, M Aglio) Pennant Hills 1; AA7: Holy Cross 1 ( B Louka) North Ryde 1; AA10: Holy Cross 2 (C Donnell, F Aridah) WPH 1; AA13: Holy Cross 4 (R Gugliardo 3, M Bottaro) Putney Rangers 0; AA16: Holy Cross 2 (B Barnett, J Boceski) St Andrews 2; AA21: Holy Cross 0 Roselea 0; O35/6: Holy Cross 0 Roselea 0.

Ravens Soccer

9/2: Saints United 3 Ravens 2 (Maddy Williams 2); 10/1: Ravens 2 (Josh Hart, Refenes) Glenhaven 0; 10/2: Ravens 0 Redfield 0; 10/4: Ravens 0 All Saints 0; 10/7: Ravens 1 (Lachlan Whalley) Putney 1; 11/1: Ravens 0 Saints United 0; 11/3: Ravens 3 (Jarryd Whitlock, James Golder, own gl) Pacific Hills-Dural 0; 13/1: Ravens Blue 2 (Arran Merlino, Ryan Hezlett) West Pennant Hills 0; West Ryde Rovers 5 Ravens Red 1; 13/3: Ravens 3 (Daniel Tedesco, Geirge Tsingolis, Matthew Saleh) Roselea 1; 13/4: Ravens 8 (Cameron Black 3, Dylan Said 2, Julian Christodolou 2, Joshua Norris) Rovers 0; 15/1: Ravens 2 (George Kollias, Taylor Carrad) YMCA 2; 16/2: Ravens 1 (Julian Mobbs) Epping-Eastwood 0; 21/2: Ravens 3 (Dave McKay, Drew Plummer, Reece Yule) Pennant Hills 1; AA8: Ravens 0 WPH 0; AA9: Ravens 1 (Neil Bailey) Pennant Hills 1; AA12: WPH 4 Ravens 1; AA13: Ravens 1 (Peter Verviris) Nth Epping Rangers 0; AA16: Ravens 5 Epping-Eastwood 3; O35/1: Ravens 2 Epping-Eastwood 1; O35/2: Ravens 1 Glenhaven 1; O35/3: Ravens 3 Pennant Hills 2; Premier League Firsts: Ravens 1 Nth Epping Rangers 1; PL Reserves: Nth Epping Rangers 4 Ravens 0.

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