WA Reds NRL Bid

[WA sport fan]

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SG ball squad breakdown


The WA Reds

WA Reds - SG Ball - 2011 Squad

Captain Eddie Proudler South Perth Lions, WA
Vice-Captain Ethan Reynolds Rockingham Coastal Sharks, WA
Leadership Group Tom Fry North Beach Sea Eagles, WA
Nathan Wall Berowra Wallabies, NSW
Daniel Westerduin South Perth Lions, WA
Mikey Gray Willagee Bears, WA
Squad Members Landre Te Kahu Aranmore Catholic College, WA
Ian Wood Rockingham High School, WA
Louie David Manurewa, NZ
Dylan Rintoul College Old Boys, NZ
Michael Edwards Berowra Wallabies, NSW
Ross Mati-Leifi Fairfield United JRLC, NSW
Jake Collins Wentworthville Magpies, NSW
Jason Doran Penrith Panthers, NSW
Kieran Culgan Wests Brisbane JRLC, QLD
Kaine Buckwell Rockingham Coastal Sharks, WA
Anthony Poi South Perth Lions, WA
Ryan Woodruff North Beach Sea Eagles, WA
Clinton Strickland Cronulla Sharks, NSW
Jordan Bowland Glenmore Park JRLC, NSW
Nigel Anganjuan Kalamunda Bulldogs, WA
Lachlan Pattison North Beach Sea Eagles, WA
Jake Webb Glenmore Park JRLC, NSW
Jaline Graham Cantebury Bankstown Bulldogs, NSW

Source: http://wareds.warzone.net.au/

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New WA Reds Jersey below:

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Game Preview for Saturday, February 19
Get behind your Cash Converters WA Reds in 2011!
11.00am, Ken Allen Field, Jeffery Street, Hilton
The Cash Converters WA Reds begin their campaign in their second season of the national SG Ball competition for under 18’s.
They come up against last season’s premiers the Sydney Roosters. The Roosters are a well prepared group and will provide a good yardstick for the season.
Coach Andrew Korn is happy with the progress of the team and comfortable that the preparation will hold them for a good year.
“My expectations of the season are not all about winning. This under 18 competition is a fantastic opportunity for the boys to develop, it is about the advancement of their careers, and their preparation has put them in the best possible position for that.
“They are ready and once they step over that line each week, they have as much chance as anyone to do well.

Source: WA reds newsletter.
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[shasta]

Saturday, Febuary 19th 11:00 AM - Western Australia Reds vs Sydney Roosters @ Ken Allen Field

Thanks.

[WA sport fan]

Thanks.

Are you going to watch?

[shasta]

Not sure. Working 5pm-5am tonight and Saturday. Depends what time I wake up.

[WA sport fan]

Either way, will post result and any news on the subject in here.

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Unfortunately the WA Reds went down today to the Sydney Roosters 10-42.

[WA sport fan]

Bid boss Craig Davison has a strong relationship with Bennett through the Thoroughbreds but said: ''I've made a point of not talking to Wayne at all. When the NRL nominate us as the preferred tender along with Western Australia,
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/l...219-1b07u.html

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Message from the WA Red Supporters group

Red Army Milestone Reached: Today we passed our 100 members mark. With members coming in from all over the world it is great to see support for the growth of RL in new areas. The Red Army are an independent RL supporters group formed to give a voice for the RL fans of WA and to support the WA Reds bid to join the NRL in 2013.

If you would like to join, membership is free and takes less than a minute to complete the form.
Join at: www.warzone.net.au

[WA sport fan]

Rd1 Match Report:
Saturday, February 19, 2011

Cash Converters WA Reds Go Down to 2010 Premiers
After a positive first half for the Cash Converters WA Reds, the Sydney Roosters proved they will be strong again in the 2011 SG Ball competition with a convincing 42 to 10 win over the home side.
The first half was the more balanced between the sides with mistakes when kicking to touch by the Reds which lead to two tries and the difference in score line at half time.
While lacking a lot in size, the structure and focus of the Reds was rewarded with two tries by the wingers , the first from Ian Wood at the 13 minute mark and the second by Dylan Rintoul after 30 minutes. The only goal was scored by Landre Te Kahu.
After exciting the home crowd in the first half, the Reds looked like they left any form in the shed as the Roosters were far too strong and committed in the second half and ran away scoring an unanswered 20 points.
The strength and much surer ball handling saw Sydney control the first 20 minutes of the second half which broke open the game, and the heart of the Reds.
Roosters’ centre Tau Tau Moga was a stand out for the visitors running over four tries and it was on the wings where they were able to break through with some poor one on one defense from the Reds.
Coach Andrew Korn was very disappointed at the end of the game and questioned the commitment of his side.
“After the first half, against a strong breeze, I thought we had a chance of a win, but with 3 from 12 completions in the second half, we did not give ourselves a chance”.
“I have put it to the team that they have stepped up a grade this year and they must respond”.
They will be working to bring their best game along next week and repay the crowds after a poor first showing.
The crowd of 302 was impressive for the competition and the league believes the quality of football being played will see and increase over the year.
Best players for the Reds were Michael Edwards and Ian Wood.
Next Saturday the Cash Converters WA Reds take on Melbourne Storm at Ken Allen Field, Hilton at 11.00am

[WA sport fan]

The WA Reds won the match 34-24 against the Melbourne Storm.

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Newsletter.

http://wareds.cmail3.com/t/ViewEmail...C291422E3DE149

[shasta]

Excellent stuff. That's a good win as the Storm SG Ball team has performed pretty well in the past two years, making a GF in their maiden season and semis last year. They are mostly Vic lads too.

[WA sport fan]

Anybody interested in match photos take a look here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/5833442...7626140414884/

[Darren]

'soon as i get the cheque from Virgin Blue I'll put their logo back up...

[WA sport fan]

'soon as i get the cheque from Virgin Blue I'll put their logo back up...

Huh?

Are you involved with the WA Reds bid?
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[GIGS20]

Huh?

Are you involved with the WA Reds bid?
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You're not helping the intellectual stereotype attached to mungos

[WA sport fan]

You're not helping the intellectual stereotype attached to mungos

hmm i don't understand why the logo can't be displayed when it has been displayed in various areas elsewhere on the internet.

[jargan83]

How odd that Virgin Blue are a sponsor of the WA Reds when Virgin signed a deal with the AFL that was supposed to be exclusive