Perth, NIB Stadium
Sat Jun 6, 5:30pm
CyberView from the Hill - Last Week CyberView from the Hill - This Week Late Changes
Lowe starts at lock, Clark on the bench. Reddy and Musgrove were 18th and 19th men
WIN 36-4
The South Sydney Rabbitohs have put on an electric performance in Perth to down the New Zealand Warriors by 36-4 in front of a record crowd at nib Stadium for the third successive year. A double to Dylan Walker - in his 50th career game - as part of a six tries to one effort was enough to demolish the visitors as the Rabbitohs showed their ruthless streak right up until full-time. The Rabbitohs got on the board first when Bryson Goodwin attacked the New Zealand Warriors line before seemingly being tackled 10 metres out. But the referee called play on, allowing Goodwin to get up and continue on with the play and score. Issac Luke converted to give the Rabbits a six-point lead. The two teams were playing exciting football at both ends of the field, but points were hard to come by despite the high quality of enterprising plays. With the Rabbitohs pressing the Warriors line, a penalty 10 metres from the sticks was taken full advantage of when the side opted to take the two points. Issac Luke did the honours to make it 8-0 in favour of the men in red and green after 21 minutes. Alex Johnston saved a try when he leapt above Manu Vatuvei to diffuse a cross-field kick, but from the ensuing set, Vatuvei made no mistake when he steamed onto a pass before racing 20 metres to score. Shaun Johnson’s conversion attempt was waved away, proving that the Rabbitohs’ earlier decision to take the penalty goal was justified. Another penalty-goal to the Rabbitohs to make it 10-4 compounded the Warriors’ problems with Simon Mannering also leaving the field with a suspected concussion after being caught in an awkward position in a tackle. With the Rabbitohs again on the attack, an amazing inside-ball to Dylan Walker saw the centre streak away before slipping over on the 10 metre line. But the play was far from done. Chris Grevsmuhl attacked down the short-side and came up trumps on the very next tackle when he crashed over to score. Issac Luke made no mistake from out wide to make it 16-4. A mistake from the Kiwis on an attempted kick-diffusion on the last tackle opened the door for Souths to have a final throw of the dice before half-time and Tim Grant would be the ultimate beneficiary when he carried a handful of Warriors over the try-line with him to grab his first try in red and green. Issac Luke converted to make the half-time score 22-4. On the resumption, the Rabbitohs kept up the momentum, narrowly missing out on a four-pointer to Thomas Burgess. But mere minutes later Dylan Walker strolled through the Warriors defence to make it 28-4 with Luke’s conversion. Alex Johnston came within a whisker of scoring when Luke Keary put in a grubber kick for the unmarked Test winger who pounced on the ball. But the video referee disagreed and ruled against the try. But Johnston wouldn’t be denied a few sets later, when Walker made a mockery of the Warriors defence by standing, stopping and weaving just 15 metres out before giving it on to Johnston who tip-toed across the line to make it 32-4. Everyone seemed to be getting a piece of the action as the Rabbitohs continued to attack with gusto – front-rower Dave Tyrrell showing his versatility by forcing a line-drop-out with a grubber-kick into the in-goal. Greg Inglis then ignited the contest when an attempt by the Warriors to bat the ball back in-field saw Greg Inglis swoop before racing 70 metres and being caught by fellow Golden Boot recipient, Shaun Johnson. On the very next tackle and with the Warriors in disarray, Souths went wide and came up with points when Dylan Walker crossed for his second of the match to make it 36-4.
8 min 6-0
21 min 8-0
33 min 10-4
37 min 16-4
39 min 22-4
50 min 28-4
62 min 32-4
75 min 36-4
D.Walker 2, Goodwin, Grevsmuhl, Grant, Johnston tries
Luke 6 from 8 goals
Crowd 20,272
Referee J.Maxwell/C.Butler
Penalities 4-2
Scrums 9-5
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - Inglis, Greg 80 4 - 1 1 15 1 244 1 - 1 - - - - (c)
LWng - Gray, Aaron 80 5 - - 2 11 - 118 - - - - - - -
LCnt - Goodwin, Bryson 80 14 - - 1 10 1 125 - 1 1 - 1 - -
RCnt - Walker, Dylan 80 12 - - 3 13 2 125 - 1 - 1 2 - -
RWng - Johnston, Alex 80 1 - 1 1 7 1 72 1 - - - 1 - -
5/8 - Sutton, John 80 23 - - - 8 1 71 1 2 10 - - - -
Half - Keary, Luke 80 20 - 2 - 5 - 45 - 1 7 - - - -
Prop - Burgess, Tom 37 19 - 4 - 13 1 119 - - - - - - -
Hook - Luke, Issac 80 18 - - - 7 3 57 4 1 1 - - 6/8 -
Prop - Tyrrell, Dave 28 11 - 1 - 9 1 72 - - 1 - - - -
SRow - Brown, Nathan 42 23 - 1 - 7 - 64 - - - - - - -
SRow - McQueen, Chris 80 28 - 1 - 10 - 71 - - - - - - -
Lock - Lowe, Ben 58 36 1 1 - 14 - 90 - - - - - - -
Int - Clark, Jason 22 13 - 1 - 4 - 32 - 1 - - - - -
Int - Grevsmuhl, Chris 48 14 - - 1 13 - 109 - 1 - - 1 - -
Int - Grant, Tim 41 20 1 - 1 14 - 113 - - - - 1 - -
Int - Burgess, George 45 22 - - - 17 - 158 1 - - - - - -
TOTAL 283 2 13 10 177 1685 8 8 21 1 6 6/8 -
Completion Rate - 30 / 38 79%
Opposition Offloads - 11
Effective 1st Tackles
1 min 19m Sutton kick COF
3 min 34m Sutton kick
5 min 18m Au Err SCR / Keary kick COF
7 min 0m TRY
10 min 40m Sutton kick COFIG
13 min 15m SS Err (TBurgess) SCR
15 min 45m Au Err SCR / Keary kick DIG
17 min 62m DO / (AU NO TRY)
19 min 5m Au Err / Sutton kick
21 min 0m Au Err/ P GOAL
23 min 100m SS P(Grant) 52m / SS Err(Johnston)
25 min 63m DO / (AU TRY)
30 min 21m Au Err SCR / SS Err(Inglis) SCR
33 min 0m P / P GOAL
34 min 5m Sutton kick COF
36 min 0m TRY
38 min 3m Keary kick Goodwin kick
39 min 0m Au Err SCR / TRY
half time
41 min 20m Sutton kick
43 min 2m Au Err SCR / Inglis kick
46 min 16m SCR / P / Sutton kick
48 min 25m SS Err(DWalker)
50 min 0m TRY
52 min 27m Sutton kick COF
55 min 33m Luke kick
56 min 14m SS Err(Luke) SCR
58 min 43m Au Err / Keary kick (SS NO TRY) SS Err(Johnston)
61 min 0m Au Err / TRY
64 min 35m Keary kick COF 15m / SS P(Tyrrell)
66 min 0m Au Err SCR / Tyrrell kick CIG
67 min 5m Sutton kick
69 min 18m Au Err / SS Err(Luke) SCR
71 min 20m Sutton kick
73 min 34m Au Err / SS Err(Luke) SCR
74 min 0m Au Err / TRY
77 min 47m P / SS Err(Sutton)
79 min 46m Au SCR / SS Err(Luke) SCR
Average effective 1st tackle location
- 22.0m - for the whole match
- 23.9m - 1st half
- 20.3m - 2nd half
If you now remove the tries
- 28.7m - 1st half
- 24.1m - 2nd half
Other FG Matches
44-10 Lang Brisbane b Manly
27-20 Leic Gold Coast b Wests-Tig
44-22 Hunt Canberra b Newcastle
20-0 Penr Melbourne b Penrith
10-4 Ende Cronulla b Syd Rstrs
29-16 StAu Canterbury b St Geo-Ill
36-30 Parr Nth Qld b Parramatta
W D L B Diff PT
BRISBANE 10 - 3 - +87 20
NTH QLD 10 - 3 - +27 20
ST GEO-ILL 8 - 4 1 +57 18
MELBOURNE 8 - 4 1 +64 18
SOUTHS 8 - 5 - +46 16
SYD RSTRS 6 - 6 1 +99 14
CANTERBURY 6 - 6 1 -20 14
WARRIORS 6 - 6 1 -25 14
Canberra 6 - 7 - +16 12
Penrith 5 - 7 1 -30 12
Gold Coast 5 - 7 1 -39 12
Cronulla 5 - 7 1 -41 12
Wests-Tigers 4 - 8 1 -31 10
Newcastle 5 - 8 - -60 10
Parramatta 4 - 9 - -64 8
Manly 3 - 9 1 -92 8
Judiciary News
No one was place on report
U20 National Youth Holden Cup - Round 13
v Warriors, 1:00pm, Redfern Oval
LOSS 24-34
Late Changes - H.Hiroti and Syme are out, Talakai starts centre, Timoteo at prop, Leulai on the bench.
The visiting New Zealand Warriors downed the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the NYC by 34-24 at Redfern Oval today. The Rabbitohs started the game strong and managed to put together back-to-back sets on the Warriors try line before opening the scoring in the fourth minute through Siosifa Talakai who got a hand to a grubber kick, that was waited perfectly into the in-goal by Eli Levido. Jordie Hedges made no mistake with the conversion to give the home-side a perfect start with the score at 6-0. Despite a strong set after points, the Rabbitohs gave away a penalty from their clearance kick, which invited the Warriors into their own half. From that set, the Warriors looked as though they would score in the left corner after a brilliant cut-out pass found Tomas Aoake in space. Outstanding scramble-defence by the Rabbitohs’ right-edge bundled the left-winger into touch, which resulted in a 20-metre tap. Both teams had attacking chances but lacked the polish required to get over the line. The Warriors however grew in confidence from the offloads their forwards managed to put together in the middle of the field. This allowed them to play on the back of quick play-the-balls. The Rabbitohs proved they could spark flair of their own from long range, when a brilliant leap for the ball by Damon Goolagong resulted in a break against the run of the play. A necessary penalty was given away by the Warriors which gifted two points to Souths’ Jordie Hedges, extending the red and green lead to 8-0 after 25 minutes. However, the Warriors opened their account for the afternoon only three minutes later when fullback, Bradley Abbey, drifted across field to link up with Tomas Aoake. Aoake out-paced Devon Makoare-Boyce to score in the left corner with Ata Hingano brilliantly adding the extras from outwide. The Warriors went back-to-back through Marata Niukore, whose elusive footwork on the last tackle, bamboozled the Rabbitohs left-edge defence. Ata Hingano hit the upright from a much easier attempt at conversion, which left the score at 10-8. A costly mistake by the Rabbitohs in the set after the points, gifted an opportunity to the Warriors just before half-time and managed to convert their chance, through a close range try to Amoni Tufui. Hingano made the adjustments required from his last attempt, slotting the conversion to give the visitors an eight-point lead at half time. The second half began with plenty of action after a tussle between two players saw both a Rabbitohs and Warriors player being sent to the sin bin. The Rabbitohs however, gained advantage from this as they were awarded the penalty. Jordie Hedges scored in the 45th minute as a result – again courtesy of a well-weighted Eli Levido grubber. Hedges was unable to convert his try from the sideline, which left the score at 16-12 to the Warriors. The Rabbitohs built on their momentum when Treyvon Leuluai barged over from close range in the 51st minute – regaining the lead courtesy of a Jordie Hedges conversion, which brought the score to 18-16 to Souths. Souths widened the margin in the 60th minute when a set play between Liam Coleman and Wallace Tangiiti saw the latter score his first of the match. Hedges continued his form with the boot, which saw the lead grow to past a converted try. A mistake at the back from the Rabbitohs gave the Warriors a chance in good field position and the visitors managed to capitalise through Semisi Tyrell in the 68th minute. Tyrell looked to be contained by Josh Ellison but the upper-body strength of the left-centre proved too hard to contain. Hingano added another two points to their score which saw them trailing by only two points with the score at 24-22. Semisi Tyrell bagged himself a double in the 75th minute after a cross-field kick could not be fielded by Ellison. As a result, the ball bounced into the path of Tyrell and the lead was extended by Hingano which took the score to 28-24 with only four minutes remaining in the match. Aoake sealed the win for the visitors after a simple draw-and-pass by Brad Abbey gave the winger another unchallenged run to the line. Hingano finished the day with five out of six with the boot and took the Warriors lead to 10 points, leaving the final score at 34-24. The match saw momentum play a big role in the final result. Both sides had chances to seal the game but the late surge by the Warriors proved they had the patience and resilience required to take out the win.
5 min 6-0
25 min 8-0
30 min 8-6
36 min 8-10
39 min 8-16
44 min 12-16
50 min 18-16
60 min 24-16
68 min 24-22
75 min 24-28
79 min 24-34
Talakai, Hedges, Leulai, Tangiiti tries
Hedges 4 from 5 goals
Penalties 9-5
Final line up
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - Makoare-Boyce, Devon 80 3 - 3 - 9 - 42 1 - - - - - -
Wing - Goolagong, Damon 80 5 - - 1 7 2 111 - - 1 - - - -
Cntr - Talakai, Siosifa 80 13 1 2 1 11 - 157 1 1 1 - 1 - -
Cntr - Hedges, Jordie 80 11 - 1 - 8 - 49 - - - - 1 4/5 -
Wing - Ellison, Josh 80 10 1 2 - 5 - 44 1 - - - - - -
5/8 - O'Donnell, Chad 65 12 1 1 - 3 1 14 1 - 1 - - - -
Half - Levido, Eli 80 13 - 6 - 4 - 28 2 - 12 2 - - -
Prop - Williams, Clayton 75 28 - 2 - 20 - 190 - 1 - - - - - (c)
Hook - Coleman, Liam 70 26 1 - - 7 5 75 1 3 - 1 - - -
Prop - Timoteo, Dominic 25 16 1 - - 2 - 22 - - - - - - -
SRow - McCudden, Jacob 80 32 - 2 - 14 - 128 - 1 - - - - -
SRow - Tangiiti, Wallace 80 21 - 1 1 10 - 88 2 1 - - 1 - -
Lock - Hamlin, Gabe 44 15 - 3 - 12 - 132 1 - - - - - -
Int - Booth, Aaron 34 14 - 1 - 3 1 16 - 1 1 - - - -
Int - Widders-Leece, Jimmy 31 17 - 1 - 6 - 67 - - - - - - -
Int - Rudolf, Toby 16 12 - 1 - 4 - 41 - - - - - - -
Int - Leulai, Treyvon 30 7 - 2 1 7 - 82 - - - - 1 - -
TOTAL 255 5 28 4 1285 10 8 16 3 4 4/5 -
Opposition Offloads - 6
70 min Coleman, Liam 10SB Professional Foul
Other U20 Matches
28-28 Lang Brisbane d Manly
34-32 Leic Wests-Tig b Gold Coast
29-28 Hunt Newcastle b Canberra
36-16 Penr Penrith b Melbourne
40-24 Ende Syd Rstrs b Cronulla
31-18 StAu Canterbury b St Geo-Ill
54-6 Parr Nth Qld b Parramatta
W D L B Diff PT
PENRITH 10 - 2 1 +146 22
NTH QLD 9 1 3 - +221 19
BRISBANE 9 1 3 - +174 19
WARRIORS 7 1 4 1 +114 17
SYD RSTRS 7 - 5 1 +110 16
MANLY 6 2 4 1 +18 16
WESTS-TIGERS 6 - 6 1 +62 14
CANBERRA 7 - 6 - +21 14
Melbourne 6 - 6 1 -63 14
Newcastle 6 - 7 - -121 12
Cronulla 5 - 7 1 -129 12
Souths 5 1 7 - -44 11
Canterbury 4 1 7 1 -82 11
Gold Coast 3 - 9 1 -69 8
Parramatta 3 1 9 - -168 7
St Geo-Ill 2 - 10 1 -190 6
Club Championship
W D L B Diff PT
BRISBANE 19 1 6 - +257 39
Nth Qld 19 1 6 - +254 39
Penrith 15 - 9 2 +120 34
Melbourne 14 - 10 2 +1 32
Warriors 13 1 10 2 +98 31
Syd Rstrs 13 - 11 2 +209 30
Souths 13 1 12 - +2 27
Canberra 13 - 13 - +37 26
Canterbury 10 1 13 2 -102 25
Wests-Tigers 10 - 14 2 +31 24
St Geo-Ill 10 - 14 2 -131 24
Cronulla 10 - 14 2 -170 24
Manly 8 2 11 2 -98 22
Newcastle 11 - 14 - -181 22
Gold Coast 8 - 16 2 -108 20
Parramatta 7 1 18 - -236 15
Reserve Grade - NSW Cup Round 13
v Manly-Warringah, Scully Park Tamworth Oval Sat Jun 6 6:00pm
LOSS 10-30
Late Changes Chang, Millard, Musgrove were out. Olive started wing, Schaumkel center, J.Garlick hooker, J.Roberts prop, Sorensen lock.
It was a night to remeber for more than just the result as Manly-Warringah defeated North Sydney 30-10 at the new Scully Park in Tamworth. A strong crowd was on hand to witness the official openening of the newly-developed Scully Park and watch VB NSW Cup action. However it was a game the Bears were never in the contest, with Manly dominating.
18 min 0-6
23 min 6-6
29 min 6-12
44 min 6-18
47 min 6-24
65 min 10-24
72 min 10-30
Murphy 2 tries
Nicholls 1 from 2 goals
Final Line up
T G/A FG
Flbk - Simone, Irae - - -
Wing - Olive, John - - -
Cntr - Schaumkel, Latreral - - -
Cntr - Murphy, Ed 2 - -
Wing - Georgorius, Bernard - - -
5/8 - Walker, Cody - - -
Half - Nicholls, Darren - 1/2 - (c)
Prop - Mauala, Fred Jnr - - -
Hook - Garlick, Jackson - - -
Prop - Roberts, Jesse - - -
SRow - Saumamao, Tulsa - - -
SRow - Gosiewski, Jack - - -
Lock - Sorensen, Scott - - -
Int - McKinnon, Brendan - - -
Int - Lee, Evan - - -
Int - Sione, Keresoma - - -
Int - Neale, Nathanial - - -
2 1/2 -
Other NSW Cup Matches
34-22 Hunt Newcastle b Mt Pritchard
52-8 MtSm Canterbury b Warriors
28-12 Musw Wyong b Newtown
28-20 Goul Illawarra b Wests-Tigers
16-0 PMcq Penrith b Wentworthville
W D L B Diff PT
PENRITH 9 - 3 1 +77 20
MT PRITCHARD 8 - 4 1 +46 18
WYONG 7 - 5 1 +69 16
NEWCASTLE 7 - 5 1 +23 16
WARRIORS 7 - 5 1 -46 16
ILLAWARRA 5 - 6 2 +40 14
CANTERBURY 6 - 6 1 +20 14
NEWTOWN 6 - 6 1 0 14
Wests-Tigers 6 - 7 - -26 12
Manly 4 - 8 1 -55 10
Norths 4 - 8 1 -88 10
Wentworthville 3 - 9 1 -60 8