I'd be very grateful to anyone who can post up the results from each match/round from the premier grade comp - I need try/conversion/penalty/DG counts so I can enter them into the tipping results.
Many thanks!
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I'd be very grateful to anyone who can post up the results from each match/round from the premier grade comp - I need try/conversion/penalty/DG counts so I can enter them into the tipping results.
Many thanks!
Wanneroo 34 the boys up the hill 17.
Although Kala won second grade 55 to 0, ouch!!!
Baysies 20 Nedlands 20 ( ref missed a couple of fists flying but otherwise it was OK )
Perth-Bayswater: 20 (half time - nil)
T: Mark Hill 54m, Nathan McCort 64m
C: Gareth Cossey 2/2
P: Gareth Cossey 2/3
Nedlands: 20 (half time - 15)
T: Stuart Farquaharson 6m, Harry Cogin 22m, Nathan Roberts 79m
C: Juan Pretorius 1/3
P: Juan Pretorius 2/2,
Yellow Cards: Troy Takiari 62m
second grade
Nedlands 17 Baysies 15 ( Ecky was the ref and had a pretty good game )
Thirds
Baysies 12 Nedlands 5
Fourths
Nedlands 27 Baysies 20
Baysies under 20's lost
Under 18's draw
how was the premier game pieter? was it really equally sided or one of them is just unlucky?
It was pretty even Neddies won the fight and were playing with 14 men at one stage due to the hooker getting a yellowQuote:
Originally Posted by albert.ishak
Baysies had a lot of opportunity and did not make use of it. Also missed a couple of kicks at goal so I would say that Baysies might have had the edge over Neddies but only slighty
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OuchQuote:
Originally Posted by welshrugbyfan
had to leave 5 min before full time when Perth bayswater were leading 17-15
nedlands completley dominated the first half leading 15 to zip,but in the 2nd half the reverse happened
It wasn't an overly exciting game to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by pieter blackie
Thanks gunny I missed a bit of the First half so I did not know about the 15-0 :eek:in the first halfQuote:
Originally Posted by brokendown gunfighter
unlucky for baysie then
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Originally Posted by pieter blackie
Yep - Neddies were very much the dominant team in the 1st half, but let PB back in in the 2nd half.
A game of two halves, as they say, but I think Neddies were better for most of the game: they just didn't finish it off when they probably should have. Fair dues to Baysie for sticking at it and taking their chances in the 2nd half, but then they let Neddies in at the death to square up the score,
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So did both AR's - ah well....Quote:
Originally Posted by pieter blackie
second grade
Aw shucks, thanks...... Baysie could have won it if they had someone who could kick - 0 from 3 was his contributionQuote:
Originally Posted by pieter blackie
i just remember there is a new rule that the player who swears to ref would be given a red card and a suspension. did anyone get it today?
no but plenty of the crowd would haveQuote:
Originally Posted by albert.ishak
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Home Team v Away Team Location TimeQuote:
Originally Posted by Coach
Wanneroo 36 v Kalamunda 17
Perth Bayswater 20 v Nedlands 20
Associates 38 v Rockingham 6 Allen Park
West's Subiaco 3 v Cottesloe 51
Palmyra 31 v UWA 0
But you probably have this much already
All the results are up on RugbyWA's website
Kwik Senior Rugby Competition 2009 - Results and Ladders
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big applause for RugbyWA for getting the results up so fast
Just a quick one on the Rockingham v Associates match.
No excuses here for Rockingham. They were outclassed by a very good team who dominated every facet of play.
Rockingham were disjointed and at sixes and sevens when they did get the ball, and missed a gazillion tackles.
Losing a player 10 minutes into the match did not help, and having a couple of key players out also meant a struggle for the Walleroos.
Kieran Longbottom left the field with a shoulder injury which we hope is not too bad.
Scott Daruda had an excellent game for Soaks, scoring about 20 points and setting up other tries while "Rockinghams" Pat O'Conner played in the Sydney comp??
All credit to Soaks who deserved the win with their "structured" play and continual pressure.
Back to the drawing board for Rocky, and congratulations to Soaks on a good start to the 2009 season.
I've entered in "data" for the results into teh tipping comp. Given I don;t have try counts etc (the tipping database accepts number of tries, conversions, penalties, drop goals to do it's calculations), I've made up the scores 'creatively' to get the totals (and 4 try bonus points) correct - see kiddies, algebra is good for something.
Fulvio has topped the comp for the first week! Ladder Here