Stadium Australia
Fri Aug 18, 6:00pm
CyberView from the Hill - Last Week
CyberView from the Hill - This Week
Late Changes
Sam Burgess and Luke Kelly were trimmed 24 hours before the match. Jennings and Tyrrell were 18th and 19th men.
WIN 36-18
The South Sydney Rabbitohs have won their third game in a row tonight (Friday) at ANZ Stadium, accounting for the New Zealand Warriors 36-18 in front of a crowd of 6,213. Fullback Alex Johnston’s hat trick gives him a handy lead at the top of the NRL’s try scorers list, but it was the electrifying play of the Rabbitohs’ throughout the second half which had South Sydney Members on their feet. The Warriors had the better of the field position early and would only take six minutes for them to post points following a mix up between Bryson Goodwin and Alex Johnston. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck was on the end of a neat backline movement, beating defenders to score. Issac Luke converted to give the visitors a six-nil lead. The Rabbitohs would strike back nine minutes later off the back of two penalties which gave them their first opportunity in attacking territory. The ball was swung to right and 15 metres out from the line the defensive line opened up like Sydney Heads and the competition’s leading try scorer, Alex Johnston, strolled through to score to the right of the uprights. Adam Reynolds uncharacteristically hooked the shot at goal at the Warriors maintained a two point advantage. The Warriors were the next to score off the back of three penalties which piggy-backed them up field. The try to Simon Mannering was a soft one, crashing over under the posts and next to the previous ruck. Issac Luke converted from in front to give the Warriors a 12-4 lead after 28 minutes. With five minutes left on the clock in the first half, rookie Cameron Murray would score his first try in the NRL with a fantastic effort to get past internationals Issac Luke and Kieran Foran to score under the posts. Reynolds converted to take the score to 12-10 in favour of the New Zealanders. A mistake from Ken Maumalo and then a penalty to the left of the sticks gave Reynolds the chance to level the scores in the final minute of the half, and level them he did, taking the score line to 12-all at the break. The Rabbitohs only had 44% of the ball in the first half and a couple of crucial errors thwarted a number of chances for the home team to score. To be going into the break at 12-all was not great, but not the end of the world for Coach Michael Maguire either. The second half got underway with the Rabbitohs having the better of the territory, leading to Kyle Turner getting over the line after some beautiful organisational work from John Sutton in the middle of the field. Turner however was denied the try by the video ref following a great tackle from the Warriors, holding him up off the ground then to see the ball spilled over the line. In the next of six the Warriors would march up field and score their third try of the night, and the second for their captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, in the 49th minute of play. Luke converted from out wide to establish a six-point lead for the Warriors. Reynolds would add another six points to his tally in the 56th minute when he chipped kicked ahead to try and get a repeat set. The ball deflected off Foran and bounced back into the arms of Reynolds who touched down beside the posts. He converted his own try to level the scores at 18-all. Just three minutes later the Rabbitohs would take the lead for the first time in the match when Alex Johnston scored his 21st try of the season. It was again captain John Sutton who would set up the try, putting Johnston through a hole to race away, dummy past the fullback and score under the posts. Reynolds’ conversion gave Souths a 24-18 lead. A classy display from the South Sydney Members in attendance followed as Issac Luke was replaced at the 60 minute mark. The Rabbitohs faithful had not forgotten the fine service Luke had given the Club for many years and gave him a standing ovation as he made his way to the sideline. Reynolds had an opportunity to extend the lead in the 62nd minute with penalty goal from long range, but the kick missed and the Rabbitohs maintained their six-point advantage. Reynolds would not make the same mistake again however, slotting a penalty goal from close range and in front in the 65th minute to extend South Sydney’s lead to eight with 15 minutes left on the clock. Souths were not finished there with Cody Walker crossing the stripe in the 68th minute after some hot potato footy from the men in red and green. Robbie Farah was involved twice in the play which saw Walker score under the posts, and Reynolds’ conversion gave Souths a 32-18 lead after 69 minutes. Alex Johnston scored his hat trick in the 73rd minute when he raced around the outside of the Warriors defence to score in the left hand corner, burning past Roger Tuivasa-Sheck in the process. The Rabbitohs should have been ahead by more at the break but a more controlled, yet exhilarating, second half performance led to the South Sydney victory. Alex Johnston was at his potent best with John Sutton controlling things when required. Adam Reynolds was heavily involved and the forward pack was led by Thomas Burgess and Angus Crichton in attack and by Cameron Murray and Damien Cook in defence.
6 min 0-6
14 min 4-6
26 min 4-12
33 min 10-12
39 min 12-12
48 min 12-18
55 min 18-18
57 min 24-18
64 min 26-18
67 min 32-18
72 min 36-18
Johnston 3, Murray, Reynolds, Walker tries
Reynolds 6 from 8 goals
Crowd 6,213
Referee C.Sutton / C.Butler
Penalities 9-6
Scrums 3-6
Final Line Up
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Johnston, Alex 73 2 - 1 3 13 1 235 1 1 - 1 3 - -
LWng - 2 - Goodwin, Bryson 80 3 - 1 1 11 2 121 2 1 1 - - - -
LCnt - 4 - Fuimaono, Tyrell 80 11 - 2 - 10 2 124 1 - - - - - -
RCnt - 3 - Gray, Aaron 80 13 1 1 - 7 1 63 - - - - - - -
RWng - 5 - Graham, Campbell 80 8 1 1 - 7 - 62 - - - - - - -
5/8 - 6 - Walker, Cody 80 21 - 4 1 13 1 102 - - 3 1 1 - -
Half - 7 - Reynolds, Adam 80 16 - - - 8 - 44 1 - 12 1 1 6/8 -
Prop - 8 - Burgess, Tom 46 24 - 3 - 13 - 154 - - - - - - -
Hook - 9 - Cook, Damien 67 38 1 2 - 10 8 114 - - - - - - -
Prop - 17 - Musgrove, Zane 34 17 1 - - 10 - 97 1 - - - - - -
SRow - 11 - Sutton, John 68 23 - 1 - 11 - 99 - 1 - - - - - (c)
SRow - 12 - Crichton, Angus 80 29 - 1 - 12 - 135 - 1 - - - - -
Lock - 13 - Murray, Cameron 80 47 - 2 1 12 - 122 - 1 - - 1 - -
Int - 14 - Farah, Robbie 18 6 - 1 - 3 2 32 - 1 - - - - -
Int - 15 - Burgess, George 34 24 - - - 8 - 77 1 - - - - - -
Int - 16 - Turner, Kyle 32 20 1 - 1 5 - 54 1 - - - - - -
Int - 18 - Gosiewski, Jack 27 9 1 - - 8 - 84 - - - - - - -
TOTAL 311 6 20 7 1719 8 6 16 3 7 6/8 -
Completion Rate - 31 / 38 82%
Opposition Offloads - 2
Effective 1st Tackles
0 min 19m KO
1 min 38m Reynolds kick
3 min 35m Reynolds kick COF
4 min 95m SS Err(Johnston) SCR / (Au TRY)
7 min 21m KO
9 min 47m Reynolds kick COF 11m / SS P(Musgrove)
11 min 71m DO
14 min 0m P / P / TRY
17 min 12m Reynolds kick COF
19 min 36m Walker kick DIG
20 min 20m Reynolds kick
24 min 91m Au Err SCR / P / SS Err(Goodwin) SCR 15m / SS P(Cook) 36m / SS P(Turner) 65m / SS P(Goodwin) / (Au TRY)
28 min 20m KO
29 min 33m Reynolds kick COF
31 min 54m SS Err(Goodwin) SCR
33 min 0m TRY
37 min 5m Reynolds kick Reynolds kick
38 min 0m Au Err SCR / P GOAL
half time
41 min 8m Reynolds kick
43 min 13m Au Err SCR / SS Err(TFuimaono) SCR
45 min 1m Walker kick COF
47 min 81m SS NO TRY SS Err(Turner) 30m / SS P(Gray) / (Au TRY)
50 min 9m KO
52 min 2m Reynolds kick
55 min 0m P / Reynolds kick TRY
57 min 0m TRY
61 min 0m P NO GOAL
64 min 0m P / P GOAL
65 min 20m Walker kick COF
67 min 0m TRY
70 min 42m SS Err(Musgrove)
72 min 0m P / TRY
75 min 96m Reynolds kick COF 44m / SS P(Murray)
78 min 65m DO
79 min 19m Au Err SCR / SS Err(GBurgess) SCR
80 min 4m Au Err / Goodwin kick
Average effective 1st tackle location
- 27.5m - for the whole match
- 34.8m - 1st half
- 20.6m - 2nd half
Other NRL Matches
30-8 StAu Parramatta b Gold Coast
24-12 Lang Brisbane b St Geo-Ill
44-12 NISC Melbourne b Newcastle
22-18 SFS Syd Rstrs b Wests-Tig
26-16 Town Cronulla b Nth Qld
26-22 Bruc Penrith b Canberra
30-16 StAu Canterbury b Manly
W D L B Diff PT
MELBOURNE 18 - 4 2 +213 40
BRISBANE 15 - 7 2 +172 34
SYD RSTRS 15 - 7 2 +66 34
CRONULLA 14 - 8 2 +73 32
PARRAMATTA 14 - 8 2 +15 32
PENRITH 13 - 9 2 +63 30
NTH QLD 12 - 10 2 +26 28
MANLY 12 - 9 2 +23 28
St Geo-Ill 11 - 11 2 +87 26
Canberra 10 - 12 2 +73 24
Souths 9 - 13 2 -36 22
Canterbury 8 - 14 2 -109 20
Warriors 7 - 15 2 -118 18
Gold Coast 7 - 15 2 -174 18
Wests-Tigers 6 - 16 2 -162 16
Newcastle 5 - 17 2 -194 14
Judiciary News
No one has been charged from the match.
U20 National Youth Holden Cup - Round 24
v Warriors, Redfern Oval, Sat Aug 19 1:00pm
WIN 68-10
Late Changes - Doueihi was trimmed 24 hours before the match. Koloamatangi, Mougios and Shiach-Wise are out.
The Young Rabbitohs have demolished the last-placed New Zealand Warriors 68-10 at Redfern Oval today, having a field day in front of a vocal home crowd. Despite the Warriors being glued firmly to the bottom of the Holden Cup Ladder, the visitors started the encounter strongly against the Young Rabbitohs – threatening the line and almost crossing through fullback Lee Turner in the 4th minute. The defence of the Rabbitohs handled the early pressure well and it would be a slick shift to the right which would open the scoring as Beau Cordtz joined the attack and set up Tyrone Taukamo to score in the 6th minute. The winger finished strongly but windy conditions made it difficult for halfback Dean Hawkins to convert. It wouldn’t take long for the Young Rabbitohs to find their groove, attacking the left edge this time to great success as Reweti found space to round the Warriors defence and score in the 10th minute. However, Hawkins couldn’t hit the mark from his conversion, kicking into the wind next to the touchline. The Warriors edges would prove vulnerable with centre Dylan O’Connor making the most of some poor defence to break a tackle and slip through for a try. Hawkins would again find it difficult to convert from the touchlines and the Rabbitohs would take a 12-0 lead after 20 minutes. The Young Rabbitohs would have another great chance in the 21st minute after Jalen Reweti would break the line and travel up field, throwing a floating pass back inside to Sam Johnstone who’d commit a double movement while trying to score. Halfback Dean Hawkins would get in on the action in the 24th minute breaking the Warriors line and crossing just to the left of the post. The conversion would be simpler for the Hawkins and he’d slot his first kick of the day. Coach Ryan Carr would bring Jordan Mailata into the fray in the 28th minute with the giant prop’s first run resulting in Warriors halfback Dylan Tavita being brought from the field for treatment. The following run would see Mailata bash through the Warriors line and score under the posts in the 30th minute. Hawkins would convert from just in front, seeing the Young Rabbitohs lead 24-0. The Young Rabbitohs would shift down a gear for the remainder of the first half with the New Zealand Warriors getting some chances at the home side’s try line. Souths would pay for the lost intensity when Warriors prop Melino Fineanganofo would score from dummy half. They would convert through Kane Telea and half time would see the encounter at 24-6 in the Rabbitohs favour. The second half would start with a flurry of points for the home side with Jordan Mailata crashing over for his second try in the 43rd minute and Blake Manowski scoring in the 45th minute. Hawkins would convert both tries to give the Young Rabbitohs a 36 – 6 lead. It would continue to be one way traffic as the inform Rabbitohs would dismantle the New Zealand Warriors in front of a vocal home crowd. Dylan O’Connor and Tyrone Taukamo would also bag their second try for the Young Rabbitohs in the 48th and 56th minutes. Hawkins converted one of the two kicks to push the Rabbitohs to a 46-6 lead. The Young Rabbitohs would crack the 50 point mark as Siosifa Talakai carried several defenders over the try line to score in the 60th minute. Hawkins converted the try with little difficulty. The contest was well over by the 63rd minute as Jalen Reweti streaked away on the wing to score the Rabbitohs 11th try and the fourth double from a player in Red and Green. Hawkins couldn’t convert, Rabbitohs leading 56-6. While there would be no surprise of the outcome considering the Warriors form, the real surprise was how long it took dynamic fullback Beau Cordtz to get on the scoreboard – in this case taking until the 66th minute to produce a brilliant solo run and score under the posts. Hawkins convert, Rabbitohs 62-6 Warriors. The Souths nerds butted heads after Kalani Ili scored a try in the 71st minute, they discovered that the Young Rabbitohs needed to end the contest with a points difference of 65 to jump into 6th place on the Holden Cup ladder. Hawkins converted, Rabbitohs 68- 6 Warriors. Three points needed! That aspiration would take a hit when Warriors centre Gibson Popoalii would cross in the 76th minute. The conversion would go wide and the Rabbitohs would trail the 65 point margin by 7 points.
6 min 4-0
10 min 8-0
17 min 12-0
24 min 18-0
29 min 24-0
39 min 24-6
43 min 30-6
45 min 36-6
53 min 42-6
56 min 46-6
60 min 52-6
63 min 56-6
66 min 62-6
71 min 68-6
75 min 68-10
Mailata 2, O'Connor 2, Taukamo 2, Reweti 2, Hawkins, Manowski, Talakai, Cordtz, Ili tries
Hawkins 8 from 13 goals
Penalities 8-5
Final Line Up
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Cordtz, Beau 80 3 - 2 - 13 4 131 - - 1 3 1 - -
LWng - 2 - Reweti, Jalen 79 2 - - 3 15 - 227 2 - - - 2 - -
LCnt - 3 - Hiroti, Mawene 80 7 - 1 - 16 1 182 - 1 - - - - -
RCnt - 4 - O’Connor, Dylan 80 6 - 1 2 10 - 122 - 1 - 1 2 - -
RWng - 5 - Taukamo, Tyrone 80 3 1 1 2 12 - 125 - - - - 2 - -
5/8 - 6 - Leddy, Harry 80 17 - 4 - 4 1 34 4 - 2 3 - - -
Half - 7 - Hawkins, Dean 80 18 - - 1 7 - 64 - 1 3 1 1 8/13 -
Prop - 8 - Fuimaono, Henry 49 14 - 1 - 12 - 183 - - - - - - -
Hook - 17 - Rodwell, Ky 28 13 1 1 - 5 - 62 - - 1 - - - -
Prop - 10 - Johnstone, Sam 49 18 1 - - 7 - 114 - 1 - - - - -
SRow - 11 - Talakai, Siosifa 80 12 - 1 1 14 - 156 - - - - 1 - -
SRow - 12 - Ta'avale, Lucky 67 21 - - - 8 - 91 1 2 - - - - -
Lock - 13 - Hamlin, Gabe 54 10 1 - - 8 - 123 - 1 - - - - - (vc)
Int - 9 - Manowski, Blake 57 12 - 1 1 12 - 133 1 - - - 1 - -
Int - 14 - Butler, Tarquinn 31 7 - 1 - 3 - 31 - - - - - - -
Int - 15 - Ili, Kalani 14 8 - - 1 4 - 48 1 - - - 1 - - (c)
Int - 16 - Mailata, Jordan 52 5 1 1 3 14 - 192 1 - - - 2 - -
TOTAL 176 5 15 15 2017 10 7 7 8 13 8/13 -
Opposition Offloads - 3
Other NYC Matches
38-16 Ring Parramatta b Gold Coast
46-12 Lang Brisbane b St Geo-Ill
54-18 NISC Melbourne b Newcastle
60-18 SFS Syd Rstrs b Wests-Tig
36-12 Town Cronulla b Nth Qld
48-28 Bruc Penrith b Canberra
36-6 Belm Manly b Canterbury
W D L B Diff PT
CRONULLA 19 1 2 2 +494 43
PENRITH 14 2 6 2 +204 34
PARRAMATTA 14 - 7 2 +159 32
ST GEO-ILL 14 - 8 2 +10 32
NTH QLD 13 - 9 2 +176 30
MANLY 12 - 10 2 +92 28
SOUTHS 11 2 9 2 +86 28
BRISBANE 12 - 10 2 +60 28
Newcastle 11 1 10 2 -24 27
Syd Rstrs 10 1 11 2 +116 25
Gold Coast 10 1 11 2 -86 25
Canberra 10 - 13 2 -105 22
Melbourne 9 - 13 2 -132 22
Canterbury 5 2 15 2 -232 16
Wests-Tigers 4 2 17 2 -400 14
Warriors 3 - 19 2 -418 10
NRL Club Championship
W D L B Diff PT
CRONULLA 32 1 10 4 +557 75
Parramatta 28 - 16 4 +174 64
Penrith 27 2 15 4 +267 62
Brisbane 27 - 17 4 +232 62
Melbourne 27 - 17 4 +79 62
Syd Rstrs 25 1 18 4 +182 59
Nth Qld 25 - 19 4 +202 58
St Geo-Ill 25 - 19 4 +107 58
Manly 24 - 20 4 +115 56
Souths 20 2 22 4 +50 50
Canberra 19 - 25 4 -36 46
Gold Coast 17 1 27 4 -260 43
Newcastle 16 1 27 4 -218 41
Canterbury 13 2 29 4 -345 36
Wests-Tigers 10 2 32 4 -562 30
Warriors 10 - 34 4 -536 28
Reserve Grade - Intrust Super NSW Premiership Round 24
v Penrith, St Marys Stadium, Sat Aug 19 6:0pm
LOSS 16-24
Late Changes - Jennings and Gosiewski are out. Mociedreke starts centre, Rogers second row, Freebairn and Williams added to the bench.
A star-studded Penrith side headlined by Mitch Rein and Dean Whare have kept their slim hopes of snatching second spot in the Intrust Super Premiership NSW alive, doing just enough in the end to record a less-than-convincing win over a determined North Sydney Bears at St Marys Leagues Stadium. The score could have been anything after 17 minutes when Penrith, on the back of their strong go forward from Sitaleki Akauola, Corey Waddell and Viliame Kikau, jumped out of the blocks to lead 14-0. To their credit, however, the Bears fought back twice to remain well in the hunt for a surprise result, before Darren Nicholls sealed the win with a late penalty goal. The win sees the Panthers continue their recent dominance over North Sydney, having defeated the Bears earlier this season 17-10, but in fairness to the visitors they came into this game minus Robert Jennings and Jack Gosiewski. The Panthers got off to a dream start capitalising on an early penalty to open the scoring inside 90 seconds through a try in the left corner to Jed Cartwright after a nice offload inside from Kikau. The Bears soon found themselves eight points down inside as many minutes when Waddell, standing one off the ruck, put a huge fend on his opposite number to storm through the line and score out wide from 20 metres out. The Panthers’ dominance in possession and territory enabled the home side to extend the lead out to 14 when reported Warrington Wolves signing, Akauola crashed over from a Mitch Rein face ball at the line to score his opening try of the season. It took the Bears 25 minutes to have an attacking set inside Penrith’s 20 and they made the most of that foray when a Luke Kelly grubber allowed outside back Sitiveni Moceidreke to regather and score the visitors’ opening try. But the Bears who finally playing with some much needed momentum at the back end of the half, were dealt a blow when Jason Clark was ruled out for the rest of the game with concussion. Despite the setback, North Sydney soon had their second try, when a quick tap from a penalty taken by Fred Mauala 10 metres out caught the Panthers goal-line napping, and the interchange forward crashed over next to the posts to reduce the gap to four, before the Panthers edged further ahead through a Nicholls penalty goal after the siren to lead 16-10 at the break. What was a free-flowing contest in the opening half developed into an old-fashioned arm wrestle in the second as both sides trading converted tries. Tony Satini in his first appearance at this level since returning back to Penrith, played to the whistle, picking up the loose ball deemed to be played at by the Bears covering defence and streaked away to score, which was duly converted by Nicholls to put Penrith out to a 22-10 lead after 56 minutes. The Bears responded eight minutes later when Luke Kelly’s cross-field grubber kick rebounded off a Panther into the waiting arms of five-eighth Adam Doueihi who dived over to bridge the gap back to six points and it was anyone’s game at that point. With the game on the line, both sides were guilty of being unable to convert pressure into points as plenty of niggle crept into the match, which eventually saw Kaide Ellis (Panthers) and Brad Deitz (North Sydney) sin-binned by Chris Treneman with eight minutes remaining, as a resulting from yet another off-the-ball incident. The Bears had one last chance to level the scores when Tautalasi Tasi had an opportunity to score in the corner only to lose control of the ball when put under pressure from Maika Sivo, before the Panthers finally sealed an important two points when the competition’s leading point scorer kicked another penalty goal.
1 min 0-4
6 min 0-8
16 min 0-14
25 min 4-14
33 min 10-14
39 min 10-16
55 min 10-22
63 min 16-22
78 min 16-24
Mociedreke, Mauala, Doueihi tries
Levido 2 from 3 goals
74 min Dietz, Brad 10SB Fighting
Penalties 11-11
Final Line Up
Min Tac Pe MT LB Rn DR m Er OL K TA T G/A FG
Flbk - 1 - Levido, Eli 80 6 - - - 10 1 66 1 - - - - 2/3 -
LWng - 2 - Tasi, Tautalatasi 80 5 - - - 12 - 135 1 1 - - - - -
LCnt - 17 - Moceidreke, Sitiveni 80 11 1 - - 10 - 97 2 - - - 1 - -
RCnt - 4 - Murphy, Ed 80 9 2 - - 9 3 68 - 1 - - - - -
RWng - 5 - Miski, Abbas 80 3 - 1 1 11 - 115 - - - - - - -
5/8 - 6 - Doueihi, Adam 80 19 - 2 - 6 - 60 2 - 5 - 1 - -
Half - 7 - Kelly, Luke 80 20 - 2 - 3 - 22 - 1 12 2 - - -
Prop - 8 - Tyrrell, Dave 49 29 - 2 - 9 - 55 - - - - - - -
Hook - 9 - Deitz, Brad 75 29 2 2 - 5 3 35 - - - 1 - - - (c)
Prop - 10 - Britt, Dean 56 35 - 2 - 10 - 77 1 - - - - - -
SRow - 11 - Clark, Jason 30 16 - - - - - - - - - - - - -
SRow - 14 - Rogers, Piki 80 28 1 3 - 7 - 55 1 - - - - - -
Lock - 13 - Whitelaw, Cheyne 74 52 2 3 - 11 - 74 2 - - - - - -
Int - 15 - Rudolf, Toby 19 11 - 1 - 4 - 28 - - - - - - -
Int - 16 - Mauala, Fred Jnr 25 15 1 1 1 5 - 38 1 - - - 1 - -
Int - 18 - Freebairn, Tom 62 34 1 6 - 9 - 65 1 1 - - - - -
Int - 22 - Williams, Clayton 7 8 1 - - 2 - 18 1 - - - - - -
TOTAL 330 11 25 2 1008 8 4 17 3 3 2/3 -
Completion Rate - 27 / 35 77%
Opposition Offloads - 7
Other NSW Premiership Matches
30-24 NISC Newcastle b Wentworthville
24-22 Woll Blacktown b Illawarra
26-26 Kanw Wyong b Warriors
10-8 Hens Mt Pritchard b Newtown
48-4 Camp Canterbury b Wests-Tigers
W D L B Diff PT
WYONG 15 2 4 3 +177 38
PENRITH 13 1 7 3 +277 33
CANTERBURY 12 2 7 3 +118 32
WARRIORS 12 4 5 3 +106 32
MT PRITCHARD 10 2 9 3 +9 28
NORTHS 10 1 10 3 +12 27
NEWCASTLE 10 1 10 3 -14 27
ILLAWARRA 10 - 11 3 -78 26
Wentworthville 9 - 12 3 +64 24
Blacktown 8 - 13 3 -108 22
Newtown 6 1 14 3 -161 19
Wests-Tigers 4 - 17 3 -406 14