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Fallen behind a little here so read through to catch up:
AUSTRALIAN TEAMS TO PLAY SAMOA SCHOOLS
Sunday, 9 September 2007
SUNCORP AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOY TEAM to play SAMOAN SCHOOLS
VIKING PARK CANBERRA TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 1 pm
Robert Abel St Edmund's College ACT
Kesomi Lolotonga St Edmund's College ACT
Timothy MacNamara St Edmund's College ACT
Damien Fitzpatrick St Joseph's College NSW
Robert Horne Georges River Seior Campus Oatley NSW
Lamarn Ma’a Westfields Sports High NSW
Sitiveni Mafi Westfields Sports High NSW
David McDuling St Ignatius' College NSW
Cameron Mitchell The Kings School NSW
Jesse Parahi Kincumber High School NSW
Afusipa Taumoepeau St Joseph's College NSW
Micah Watene Endeavour Sports High School NSW
Brent Hamlin Brisbane State High QLD
Angus Leahy St Joseph’s College Nudgee QLD
James O’Connor Nudgee College QLD
Jake Schatz Anglican Church Grammar QLD
James Slipper The Southport School QLD
Mark Swanepoel The Southport School QLD
Ben Tapuai The Southport School QLD
Joseph Tomane Nudgee College QLD
Matt Toomua Brisbane State High QLD
Aidan Toua Anglican Church Grammar QLD
Talalelei Gray St Kevin's College VIC
AUSTRALIA 'A' SCHOOLBOY TEAM TO PLAY SAMOAN SCHOOLS
PARRAMATTA STADIUM SATURDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 5.30 pm
Tim Bennetts Pennant Hills High School NSW
Corey Brown Kinross Wolaroi NSW
Jason Hopkins Westfields Sports High School NSW
Mark Johnson Knox Grammar School NSW
Samisoni Latunipulu Endeavour Sports High NSW
Alistair McFarland St Ignatius College NSW
Brock McGarity St Stanislaus College NSW
Fine Moeakiola Newington College NSW
Shanin Proctor Westfields Sports High School NSW
David Tautaiolefue Eaglevale High School NSW
Aaron Chapman The Southport School QLD
Joshua Cooper The Southport School QLD
Jonathan Lance The Southport School QLD
Robert Midlin Brisbane Boys College QLD
Luke Morahan The Southport School QLD
Pat Rynders Marist College Ashgrove QLD
Nick Seymour Brisbane Grammar School, QLD
Ruan Smith Toowoomba Grammar School QLD
Mitchell Wade The Southport School QLD
James Willan The Southport School QLD
Cruze Ah-Nau Guildford Grammar WA
Dane Haylett-Petty Hale School WA
Justin Turner Hale School WA
SAMOAN TOUR - MATCH 1
Wednesday, 19 September 2007
v NSW Juniors Under 17 at Granville Park - Sydney
Match Report:
The Samoans got away to a good start ton their tour of Australia with a strong win at Granville on a warm afternoon which featured a good crowd mainly from the Samoan local community.
There were some danger signs though as the local Under 17 team ran in three tries.
HALF TIME score 5 - 15
SAMOAN SCHOOLS 35 (Penani Aliitavini 3, Pao Muaao, Faialaga Afamasaga tries; Faialaga Afamasaga 2 penalties, 2 conversions)
defeated
NSW 'UNDER 17' 15 (Nathan Rickard, Jsmes Cunningham, Jayson Strachan tries)
SAMOAN TOUR - MATCH 2
Saturday, 22 September 2007
Parramatta Stadium - Sydney
HALF TIME score 12 – 0
AUSTRALIA ‘A’ 50 (Jacob Boon 2, Robert Midlin, Corey Brown, Jonathon Lance, Luke Morahan, Luke Johnson, David Tautaiolefu tries; Jonathon Lance 5 conversions)
defeated
SAMOAN SCHOOLS 0![]()
SQUADS TO PLAY NZ
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
SUNCORP AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS RUGBY TEAM
TO PLAY NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS - ST JOSEPHS COLLEGE
HUNTERS HILL 9 OCTOBER 2007
Kesomi Lolotonga St Edmund's College ACT
Timothy McNamara St Edmund's College ACT
Damien Fitzpatrick St Joseph's College NSW
Robert Horne Georges River Senior Campus Oatley NSW
Sitiveni Mafi Westfields Sports High NSW
David McDuling St Ignatius' College NSW
Afusipa Taumoepeau St Joseph's College NSW
Brent Hamlin Brisbane State High QLD
Angus Leahy St Joseph’s College Nudgee QLD
James O'Connor St Josephs College Nudgee QLD
Jake Schatz Anglican Church Grammar QLD
James Slipper The Southport School QLD
Ben Tapuai The Southport School QLD
Joseph Tomane St Joseph’s College Nudgee QLD
Matt Toomua Brisbane State High QLD
Aidan Toua Anglican Church Grammar QLD
Talalelei Gray St Kevin's College VIC
AUSTRALIA 'A' SCHOOLBOY TEAM TO PLAY NEW ZEALAND SCHOOLS
WARRINGAH RUGBY PARK 5 OCTOBER
Robert Abel St Edmund's College ACT
Tim Bennetts Pennant Hills High School NSW
Corey Brown Kinross Wolaroi NSW
Jason Hopkins Westfields Sports High School NSW
Mark Johnson Knox Grammar School NSW
Samisoni Latunipulu Endeavour Sports High NSW
Lamarn Ma’a Westfields Sports High NSW
Brock McGarity St Stanislaus College NSW
Cameron Mitchell The Kings School NSW
Jesse Parahi Kincumber High School NSW
David Tautiolefue Eaglevale High School NSW
Micah Watene Endeavour Sports High School NSW
Aaron Chapman The Southport School QLD
Jonathan Lance The Southport School QLD
Robert Middlin Brisbane Boys College QLD
Luke Morahan The Southport School QLD
Pat Rynders Marist College Ashgrove QLD
Nick Seymour Brisbane Grammar School, QLD
Mark Swanepoel The Southport School QLD
Mitchell Wade The Southport School QLD
James Willan The Southport School QLD
Dane Haylett-Petty Hale School WA
Justin Turner Hale School WA
MATCH 3 SAMOAN TOUR
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
ARU Media Release
Tuesday, 25 Septemeber 2007
AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOYS DEFEAT SAMOA IN CANBERRA
The Suncorp Australian Schoolboys have recorded their second Test victory this season with a comprehensive 50-9 victory over Samoan Schools in Canberra this afternoon.
Aiden Toua and Joseph Tomane each crossed the line twice as the Schoolboys ran riot in an impressive seven-try display, despite the windy conditions at Viking Park.
The Samoan team started brightly and dominated possession and territory in the opening minutes but a well worked play from the Australians saw winger Tomane dive over in the corner to open the scoring.
The hosts scored a further three tries in the first half to take a commanding 29-0 lead into half time.
Samoa registered their first points in the second half through a penalty goal but the Aussies were dominant in attack and scored three more tries to seal their first victory of the Tri Series tournament.
Flanker Jake Schatz of Brisbane’s Anglican Church Grammar featured prominently in defence and made several barnstorming runs in his man of the match display.
Flyhalf Matt Toomua, who scored 13 points off the boot, and Lock Sitiveni Mafi were also a constant menace for the Samoan defenders.
Australian Schools Coach Pat Langtry had high praise for the team.
“Samoa came out strongly, and our boys did really well, especially since the Samoans exerted some physical pressure early on,” said Langtry.
“The cornerstone today was our defence. After the (11-3) win against England last month, today means we’ve gone two tough games without conceding a try, and that’s a great sign heading into the match against New Zealand.”
Australia now prepares for their clash against historic rival New Zealand for the Novotel Trans-Tasman Trophy in Sydney on October 9.
Australian Schools 50 (Aiden Toua 2, Joseph Tomane 2, David McDuling, Damien Fitzpatrick, Kesomi Lolotonga tries; Matt Toomua 5 cons, pen, Brock McGarity con)
defeated
Samoan Schools 9
Suncorp Australian Schoolboys international rugby fixtures 2007
DATE/MATCH/VENUE
Wed 15 Aug, England 17 def Australia A 16,The Southport School, Gold Coast
Sun 19 Aug, Australia 11 def England 3, Ballymore, Brisbane
Sat 22 Sep, Australia A 50 def Samoa 0, Parramatta, Sydney
Tue 25 Sep, Australia 50 def Samoa 9, Viking Park, Canberra
Tue 2 Oct, Samoa v New Zealand, Gosford, NSW
Fri 5 Oct, Australia A v New Zealand, Warringah, Sydney
Tue 9 Oct, Australia v New Zealand*, St Joseph’s College, Sydney
* Novotel Trans-Tasman Trophy match
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Hypocrisy?
"The main difference between playing League and Union is that now I get my hangovers on Monday instead of Sunday - Tom David
Hilarity (or should I say funny-acious-ness)
although nothing to do with what the subsequent posts were about it is amazing to look at those lineups and see how many of these players have been at the Force at some stage. I count 10.
also I never would have realized some of these are all the same age. Fitzpatrick, Horne, Slipper, Taps, Lance etc feel like they have been around forever, whereas DHP, Ah Nau, Turner, Toua, Abel, Tomane etc I still considered young with plenty of rugby left.
Plus Ruan Smith.
Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast.
What happened with Justin Turner - I thought he had played well with the Force the limited time he had, and he's been playing really well NRC.
The Justin Turner from the Rays is a different Justin Turner. The one the Force had was just too injury prone to justify putting money into.