Official Sharks SG Ball (U19) Team 2023

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^ he just needs to keep his head on him. thinks he's a one man team at times but definately has size and ability
 
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Photos from round 1.
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4 Feb 2023 - Sharks SG Ball vs Tigers

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13 McCullough looks like he carries the ball strongly

Little ginger 6 had some good touches
 
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sharks site has posted ball and matts squads if it helps with post #1 burgo
 
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Round 2 Team List

Penitani moves from centre to wing. Fotu comes in at left centre and Araullo comes on to the bench.

Osca Catton (wing) and Albert Litisoni (18th man) drop out.

1 Jett Forbes
2 Talanoa Penitani
3 Tre Fotu
4 Jacob Taulani
5 Richard Whalebone
6 Dylan Christensen
7 Bryce Sait
8 Lachlan Crossle
9 Taj Brailey
10 Felix Fa'atili
11 Lawson Cotter (C)
12 Luke Raymond
13 Samuel McCulloch

Interchange

14 Junior Taupau
15 Cruiz Devine
16 Lachlan Araullo
17 Riley Lester
19 Jai Davies
21 Zane Watson
 
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Flegg playing this weekend?
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Nope. Flegg starts the season weekend as the NRL and runs on the same schedule as NSW Cup. It's not considered junior rep.

The junior reps start early and finish early so that all of those players can still go back to their club teams.

E.g. in Qld the rep 16's finishes on 2 April, which is the weekend of round 3 in Brisbane. All of the local age comps get their best players back from round 4. This way teams aren't "punished" for having several rep players.
 
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Who's this MONSTER ?
 

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BurgoShark said:
Nope. Flegg starts the season weekend as the NRL and runs on the same schedule as NSW Cup. It's not considered junior rep.

The junior reps start early and finish early so that all of those players can still go back to their club teams.

E.g. in Qld the rep 16's finishes on 2 April, which is the weekend of round 3 in Brisbane. All of the local age comps get their best players back from round 4. This way teams aren't "punished" for having several rep players.
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So no Flegg trials
 
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Write up for yesterday's game.
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Mixed round two results for junior Sharks

The Matthews Cup team toughed out a good win, while the SG Ball Sharks slipped to a disappointing defeat on a day of mixed results for the Sharks junior rep teams in matches played against the Bears
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In the SG Ball match the Sharks weren’t quite as fortunate, with the North Sydney side responding strongly after going to half time down by 16-6.

As explained by Sharks Elite Development Coach Mick Ennis, the Sharks were their own worst enemies and the Bears capitalised in the opportunities presented to them.

“It was a highly committed Bears side who came out with plenty of enthusiasm and played extremely well.” Ennis said. “Unfortunately for us our ill discipline with the ball and a number of penalties really put us under pressure in these conditions and to Norths credit they competed hard and deserved the win.”

“Their start in the second half in particular was impressive, they out enthused us and in the end, through their effort and found some points,” he added.

After a resounding win over the Tigers in week one, the Sharks were hoping for more of the same in the round two match played at Hills Grammar School at Kenthurst.

Three first half tries, two of which were converted, saw the Cronulla team lead 16-6 in the oppressive conditions but the Bears were far from finished. A converted try inside the opening five minutes of the half gave them some hope and belief, before two more in quick succession, in the 55th and 59th minutes of the game saw the Norths team kickout to an eight point lead, one they would defend until the full time siren.

The SG Ball Sharks are now one win and one loss from their two games played with work to do ahead of a round three match against the Roosters next weekend.

SG BALL
SHARKS 16
Talanoa Penitani, Felix Faatili, Jacob Taulani tries, Bryce Sait 2 goals
Lost to
BEARS 24
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Lineup for yesterday. 1-13 with the #14 and #15 dropping off the bench.

1 Jett Forbes
2 Talanoa Penitani
3 Tre Fotu
4 Jacob Taulani
5 Richard Whalebone
6 Dylan Christensen
7 Bryce Sait
8 Lachlan Crossle
9 Taj Brailey
10 Felix Fa'atili
11 Lawson Cotter (C)
12 Luke Raymond
13 Samuel McCulloch

Interchange

14 Junior Taupau
15 Cruiz Devine
16 Lachlan Araullo
17 Riley Lester
19 Jai Davies
21 Zane Watson

18th man: Osca Catton
 
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