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Manly part of secret talks with Gold Coast group 

By Steve Mascord: Manly last night identified themselves as one of 
two clubs planning to attend a secret presentation today about 
relocating to the Gold Coast.

A consortium bidding to have a team from the tourist strip back in 
the competition after a five-year absence met NRL executives for 
three hours yesterday, seeking a stand-alone licence in 2006.

And today it moves on to "plan B" - trying to coax one of the eight 
Sydney clubs to move up there. Syndicate head Paul Broughton said the 
identities of two clubs which had accepted invitations to a talk 
today were protected by confidentiality clauses.

But Manly chief executive Ian Thomson admitted: "Yes, we're going to 
go.

"The Manly board has never discussed moving to the Gold Coast and we 
have no plans to. 

"But I have known [Gold Coast bid accountant] Michael Searle for 20 
years and we are supporters of rugby league on the Gold Coast. Out of 
respect for the people involved and to show our support for what they 
are trying to do, we thought the least we could do was go along and 
learn more about their proposal."

St George Illawarra's Peter Doust, Wests Tigers' Steve Noyce, 
Penrith's Shane Richardson, Cronulla's Steve Rogers, South Sydney's 
David Tapp, Parramatta's Denis Fitzgerald, Sydney's Bernie Gurr and 
the Bulldogs' Steve Mortimer all denied their clubs would be 
represented.

The 15 NRL chief executives agreed this month that expansion was not 
on their agenda, with junior development to take preference. But 
Broughton said: "It doesn't matter what is on their agenda because in 
2006 all their licences are up for renewal. This weekend the Broncos 
move back over the [Brisbane] river and that opens up even more 
possibilities for the Gold Coast."

NRL chief executive David Gallop said: "We certainly wouldn't be 
forcing anyone to move. We'd be receptive to it if a club came to us 
and said they wanted to move."

SMH


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Blacklock not ready for top grade: Brown 


St George Illawarra coach Nathan Brown said Nathan Blacklock needed 
to regain his match fitness before being considered for selection in 
the National Rugby League. 

Brown named Blacklock in the Dragons' premier league side to meet 
Balmain on Sunday despite his successful return to rugby league on 
the weekend following a one-year stint in rugby union for Super 12 
side NSW Waratahs.

Blacklock, 27, scored a seventh minute try against South Sydney in a 
premier league match at the SCG on Sunday.

But Brown has stuck with the same first grade squad which beat the 
Rabbitohs 18-16 for Sunday's National Rugby League clash with North 
Queensland at Oki Jubilee Stadium.

"The other two guys (wingers Amos Roberts and Hassan Saleh) are doing 
a good job," said Brown.

"But it would be good to see him (Blacklock) play another game or two 
just to find a spot even though he did pretty well the other day for 
a guy who hasn't played for 18 months.

"Another game or two and he'll come back into a bit of match shape 
and he'll be fine."

Blacklock scored a record 27 tries for the Dragons in the 2001 season.

Sportswatch 


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Maroons odds trimmed by blue 


By Stuart Honeysett: THE campaign by NSW coach Phil Gould to have the 
Blues recognised as underdogs for State of Origin appears to have 
paid off, with Queensland being installed as warm favourite to win 
this year's series.

It is the first time the Maroons have been favourite since sports 
betting was legalised a decade ago.

Centrebet posted their market for the Origin series last night, while 
SportsTAB will release their odds after both teams are named on 
Monday for the opening game at Suncorp Stadium on June 11.

Centrebet have the Maroons at $1.60 to win Origin I and $1.55 to 
claim the series. NSW are at $2.25 for the first game and $2.30 to 
lift the shield.

Things changed markedly for Queensland after they were thumped 3-0 in 
the 2000 series, losing game three 58-12. 

Wayne Bennett returned to coach the side in 2001 and they won the 
series 2-1 when Allan Langer returned from England for the deciding 
match. And they retained the trophy last year when the series 
finished in a 1-all tie after match three finished in a draw.

Centrebet spokesman Gerard Daffy said several factors had been taken 
into account when framing the market, including Queensland hosting 
two games at the rebuilt Lang Park and Gould's assertion the Maroons 
are the form players in the NRL.

Read more The Australian 

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Gold Coast tries to lure NRL club 


The consortium pushing for a National Rugby League team on the Gold 
Coast will meet with officials from a Sydney club in the next 48 
hours to discuss relocating to the tourist strip.

And at least one other Sydney club has also indicated its willingness 
to sit down with the consortium to discuss the benefits of moving to 
the Gold Coast.

The delegation met with the NRL to present its case for having its 
own licence and left believing it was only a matter of time before 
one was granted.

A team could be based at the Coast sooner rather than later following 
recent developments.

The consortium sent eight Sydney clubs a letter offering them the 
chance to relocate and it's understood at least two have expressed 
interest.

The clubs have done so on the condition of anonymity.

Consortium member Paul Broughton said even if they were unable to 
convince an existing club to relocate, they left the meeting 
confident the Gold Coast would have a licence by 2006.

Broughton said NRL chief executive David Gallop indicated the Gold 
Coast would again have its own team.

"It was a two-pronged presentation based on a new licence and 
relocation," Broughton said.

"The primary goal was a new licence.

"There's absolute reason for optimism. David Gallop said it's not a 
case of if, it's a case of when.

"We thought we were well received and we're looking forward to 2006."

Gallop conceded the NRL had been impressed with the Gold Coast's 
credentials.

"We would love to have a team on the Central Coast and Gold Coast, 
but we can't put a time frame on that," Gallop said.

Broughton said the Sydney clubs were offered the chance to relocate 
on the basis that for the first three years they would play seven or 
eight games on the Coast and four or five in Sydney.

After that the franchise would be based full-time on the Coast.

Yahoo Sports

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Dragons to fire 


By ADAM GARDINI: COWBOYS coach Graham Murray believes the St George 
Illawarra Dragons will have no problems dealing with the absence of 
key players Trent Barrett and Mark Gasnier ahead of this Sunday's 
National Rugby League match at Oki Jubilee Stadium.

Although the Dragons struggled without the representative duo for the 
first time in a lacklustre 18-16 victory over Souths last Sunday, 
Murray suggested they will adjust to injury the way that every other 
NRL team does. 

"Everyone knows that they are two of their best players," Murray 
said. 

"I had Gasnier in the City side and he was exceptional and Barrett -- 
we all know what a good player he is. 

"But we all go through those stages of having good players out and 
you've just got to deal with it the best way you can and I'm sure 
they will." 

Murray has opted to stick with a winning formula after naming an 
unchanged Cowboys line-up for this Sunday's clash. 

He maintained there was no reason to change things around due to the 
team's good form over the past two weeks. 

"We are in reasonable form apart from our first half against the 
Tigers which was a fairly scrappy affair," he said. 

"I thought the second half against the Tigers and last week they did 
a lot of good things so there's no reason to change the teams. 

"Successful sides of the competition have a bit of luck with injuries 
and suspensions and things like that and you can nearly settle on a 
combination (each week). 

"Hopefully it's a winning combination, which we are at the moment, so 
it's always good to keep those blokes together week in and week out 
if injuries permit." 

Read more Townsville Bulletin 

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Huddersfield Giants sign Australian 


HUDDERSFIELD Giants have signed Australian back rower Ben Roarty from 
Penrith Panthers.

Roarty is believed to have penned a two-year deal with the Giants, 
and is set to arrive in this country on Monday.

That could see him included in their Super League Round 13 clash with 
Halifax at the McAlpine Stadium.

The back rower scored a try in Melbourne Storm's Australian Grand 
Final in 1999.

Total RL

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STADIUM MOVE THE KEY - McRAE 


By Andy Hampson: Hull coach Shaun McRae believes his club's move to 
the Kingston Communications Stadium has allowed them to move on to 
the next level this season.

McRae's side have established themselves in the top half of Super 
League in recent seasons, and performances over the past couple of 
weeks have marked them out as serious title contenders.

The Airlie Birds claimed a point with a battling draw at then leaders 
Leeds 10 days ago but produced an even better display to crush 
champions St Helens last night.

A noisy crowd of 12,490 looked on as Hull ran in six tries to 
overwhelm Saints 30-6 on their first visit to the ground, and McRae 
believes the new arena has had a big impact.

McRae, whose side are just two points off the top, said: "I guess 
what we're trying to do is make some impact on that big four, and 
probably with 11 games played people will say we've done that.

"The next home game is a biggie against Bradford. We all know about 
the Bradford fans and what they're like, and I think we've got to be 
looking for a record crowd here.

Read more Sporting Life

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Warriors aim to end Panthers' record-threatening winning streak 


By PETER JESSUP: The Panthers will have blockbusting prop Martin Lang 
back in the frontline against the Warriors on Saturday night. 

The 188cm, 110kg Lang has been out since off-season surgery to repair 
an ankle problem that was followed by an associated knee tear. 

He played off the bench in both halves against Wests last Sunday and 
is sure to be elevated to the starting line-up by his dad John, the 
Panthers coach. 

He joins a Penrith hyped at the prospect of a record-setting win on 
their home patch. 

Since they entered the competition in 1967 the Panthers have won six 
consecutive games on six occasions, the last in 2000, and they are 
looking to break the barrier against the Warriors, who they've 
already beaten twice this season. 

The pre-season, 28-20 win in Invercargill and a 28-14 at Ericsson 
Stadium, have spurred expectation and a big crowd is expected, with 
big expectation of Lang in particular. 

Warriors coach Daniel Anderson has replaced Awen Guttenbeil, who has 
a shin injury, with Wairangi Koopu and brought Evarn Tuimavave onto 
the bench in the only change to the side beaten by Canberra. 

Read more NZ Herald 

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St Helens conquered by rampant Hull 


St Helens coach Ian Millward bemoaned his side's inconsistent start 
to the season as they slumped 30-6 at Hull.

The Super League champions were completely overwhelmed as they 
slumped to their fifth defeat of the campaign at the Kingston 
Communications Stadium.

By contrast Hull were outstanding, underlining their emergence as 
genuine title challengers with six tries and a fearsome defensive 
display in front of a noisy 12,490 crowd.

Millward, whose side are now in an unfamiliar sixth position, 
said: "We have played as good as anyone - going into this game we had 
the best attacking record and the best defensive record.

"From a skill point of view we are right on the mark but from a 
mental point of view we are inconsistent.

"Hull played very well but we came up with errors and put pressure on 
ourselves.

"But they are a strong team. A lot has been made of their injuries 
but but if you look at their team 14 of the 17 would be on the park.

"They are above us in the points table and were rewarded for all the 
effort they put in last week against Leeds."

Ananova

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London Broncos star given 12-month ban 



London Broncos' Dominic Peters has been suspended from playing for 12 
months by the Rugby Football League after he tested positive for a 
banned substance.

The 24-year-old wing was found guilty of providing a urine sample 
containing stanozolol, which is contrary to the RFL's doping control 
regulations.

The RFL's doping control panel in Leeds also suspended Martin Moana 
for 28 days after the Halifax Blue Sox player provided a urine sample 
containing ephedrine - another banned substance.

A third, unnamed, player was also charged with providing a sample 
containing a banned substance.

The independent panel, after taking into consideration the mitigating 
evidence presented at the hearing, meted out a 12-month suspended 
sentence and fined the player £2,500.

Acton-born Peters is the first 'home grown' talent to play at the top 
level for London Broncos.

He made an impression as a second rower and won a debut for the club 
five years ago, scoring nine tries over the next two seasons.

He continued to excel as a winger and became known as 'The Acton 
Flyer' - but faded from the first team frame in 2001 and only scored 
one try in 16 appearances last season.

But he continues to be held in high regard by the club and hopes were 
high he could force his way back into form - particularly after a try-
scoring appearance in the 42-12 defeat of Oldham in the Tetley's 
Challenge Cup fourth round clash at Griffin Park in February.

Ananova 

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Fixture Change for Warrington 


Warrington Wolves' fixture against Leeds Rhinos in Round 17 at 
Headingley has been moved from the Friday 4th July, kick off 8.00pm 
to Sunday 6th July, kick off 3.00pm. The reason for the change is due 
to the Origin fixture taking place on the Wednesday 2nd July.

Head Coach Paul Cullen commented, "I have requested the fixture 
change to support the Origin fixture on Wednesday night and not to 
gain an unfair advantage."

Crouthers On Loan. Kevin Crouthers, 27 has gone on loan to NFP side 
Dewsbury Rams for four weeks. Crouthers signed from Dewsbury Rams 
prior to the Super League VII campaign, during Super League Vii Kevin 
also went on loan to Dewsbury Rams and Chorley Lynx season. 

Kevin has featured in two first team games this season before 
suffering a hamstring injury in Round 7 against St. Helens.

Sid Domic is doubtful for this weekend's clash against St. Helens 
after being carried from the field in Saturday's clash against 
Castleford. Sid suffered an ankle injury, which was strapped to allow 
him to return to the field during the game. He awaits a x-ray and 
will be subject to a late fitness test.

Warrington Wolves, Chief Executive Andy Gatcliffe was invited to the 
House of Commons this week to present an update of the Club's new 
stadium development and their work in the community. Warrington's 
Community Development team have retained the Best Community Award 
Programme in Super League for the 3rd year in a row. 

Andy Gatcliffe commented, "It was an honour for myself, the Club and 
also for the Borough of Warrington to be invited to attend the All 
Parliamentary Rugby League Group meeting. 

To be given the opportunity to update both MPs and Peers on the 
success of the Clubs work especially in regard to the wide ranging 
Community programme undertaken really does raise the profile of 
Warrington Wolves on a national basis. 

Warrington 

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KIDS TAKE OVER AT CENTURIONS 


Although the first team had the Bank Holiday Weekend off, St Albans 
Centurions were still in action when their newly-formed Under-16 team 
pulled off another fine victory, winning 30-20 at Greenwich Admirals. 

The side, which was only formed this month by former first team 
skipper Lee Parkin, has done so well in its two matches ­ they 
hammered Essex Eels in their debut match a week earlier ­ that
scouts 
from Super League club London Broncos are taking a very keen interest 
in several players.

The victory came with two breakaway tries from Oliver Fountain, who 
was almost unstoppable with the ball and fearless in defence, one 
from winger Daniel Lipman, another from captain David Nelmes, who 
also kicked three conversions.

It was another good win, especially with our first choice props 
unavailable,said Parkin, whose Rickmansworth School side reached the 
National Rugby League Schools Cup semi-finals earlier this year. 

Greenwich were a good, well-drilled side with many South of England 
rep players and a few Broncos Under-16s so it was always going to be 
cracking encounter. Alex Martin moved up from second row and did a 
sterling job. I lost count of the number hit ups and tackles he made -
he was easily man of the match.

Parkin was also delighted with the debuts of the Ravalia twins - 
Rishi and Rajiv - the Centurionsversion of the Paul Brothers (Henry 
and Robbie), Chris "Chubbs" Michalaks debut performance at hooker 
and Tom Matthewsdisplay, playing out of position at full back. 

Also impressive were Ross "Buzz" McCann, who distributed well from 
dummy half, and Jack Mayling who marshalled his forwards well.

We gave away some silly penalties which allowed Greenwich to score 
some well taken scores and they battled hard,admitted Yorkshireman 
Parkin, who was on the books of Wakefield Trinity as a junior. 

I can honestly say, that is the best game of junior rugby league I 
have seen in the south of England. It looks like being a very healthy 
future for the Centurions with some real quality players coming 
through, some with several years experience of rugby league.

Seven different Hertfordshire schools were represented on Saturday 
with many of Parkins National Cup semi-finalists Rickmansworth 
School joined by boys from Beaumont, Parmiters, Watford Grammar, St 
Columbas College and, most notably given that the Centurions play at 
Old AlbaniansWoollams ground, St Albans School. 

Many of the Young Centurions are rugby union players who are trying 
their hand at League and improving their handling skills, tackling 
technique and fitness levels in the off-season. Union clubs 
Fullerians, London Welsh, Saracens, Camelot and Cheshunt all have 
players learning League with the Centurions.

Parkin is now working with RFL regional development officer Caro Wild 
and England Under-16s coach Dave Rotherham to stage a City v Country 
match at Woollams, featuring the best Young Centurions, London 
Broncos Under-16s, and any other highly talented players in London 
and the Home Counties. 

It would be a trial game for the Foundation Academy. He is also 
seeking sponsorship for the Centurionsjunior section ­ interested 
parties should contact Lee on 07736313345, as should any potential 
new players for the Young Centurions.

Centurions Under-16s:
1. Tom Matthews
2. Rajiv Ravalia
3. Jamie Rowe
4. David Nelmes
5. Dan Lipman
6. Jack Mayling
7. Ross McCann
8. Alex Martin
9. Chris Michalak
10. William Freeston
11. Barney Lambe
12. Ross Katz
13. Oli Fountain
Subs:
14. Tom Sherriff
15. Christian Evans
16. Nick Merritt
17. Emile Rheeder
18. Danny Greaves
19. Rishi Ravalia

THE CENTURIONS first team head up to the Midlands on Saturday hoping 
to add a second win to last weeks victory over Huddersfield 
Underbank Rangers. But they face a Coventry Bears team that has won 
two of its three National League Three matches so far and is reigning 
RL Conference champions. 

The Centurions will take heart not only from their tough victory over 
Underbakj at Woollams but also the fact that Coventry struggled to 
beat South London, 20-14, in their last home game. The Bears, led by 
Ireland international Alan Robinson, are part of the Coventry Rugby 
Club which started life as a League club before switching to Union.


ST ALBANS CENTURIONS are looking for sponsors for their remaining 
home games, as well as individual player sponsorships. 

We shall be announcing next week an exciting promotional package for 
our three successive home matches in June, starting on June 14 
against South London at Woollams,said media officer Gavin Willacy. 

We have a couple of match sponsorships still available but they are 
going fast.

Contact Ken Edwards on 07976088255 for more information.

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Tahu back for Knights 

TEST winger Timana Tahu will return for Newcastle on Sunday when the 
Knights take on Brisbane in the National Rugby League clash at the 
revamped Suncorp Stadium.

Tahu has missed Newcastle's past two matches - losses to Cronulla and 
the Sydney Roosters - with a calf injury.

Matthew Kennedy has been omitted from the squad which narrowly lost 
to the Sharks on Saturday night.

Knights skipper Andrew Johns, embroiled in a feud with NSW coach Phil 
Gould, will play his 200th first grade match for the club.

"We are under no illusions about how tough Sunday's game will be," 
said Newcastle coach Michael Hagan.

"The Broncos were absolutely outstanding against the Bulldogs last 
Friday and will be very keen to launch Suncorp with a victory.

"We are getting closer to our full strength side at the moment and 
the match fitness of some of our key men is also on the improve."

The Knights, who have never beaten the Broncos in the Queensland 
capital, will fly to Brisbane on Friday to prepare for the game.

More than 40,000 tickets have been sold for the match, Brisbane's 
first at the old Lang Park since it left for ANZ Stadium at the end 
of the 1992 season.

Foxsports


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Guttenbeil out four weeks 

AN ankle injury to second rower Awen Guttenbeil has forced a shuffle 
in the New Zealand Warriors' forward pack to face Penrith in their 
National Rugby League (NRL) match this weekend.

Guttenbeil sprained an ankle in the 18-10 loss to Canberra last 
Friday night and is expected to be out for four to six weeks.

His replacement in the starting line-up for the away match against 
the Panthers on Saturday night will be Wairangi Koopu.

Forward Evarn Tuimavave returns to the bench after recovering from an 
ankle injury.

Coach Daniel Anderson said Guttenbeil's absence posed a challenge to 
the depth of the Warriors' pack, with Ali Lauiti'iti and Richard 
Villasanti already sidelined.

It also follows centre Clinton Toopi's fracture dislocation of a 
finger, which is likely to keep him out for a further month.

"Losing Awen is bad news, especially on the back of Clinton's 
injury," Anderson said.

"It seems each week, the average age of our team is getting younger."

Read more Foxsports 


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O'Meley returns to Bulldogs team 

By Matthew O'Neill: Mark O'Meley will return to the Bulldogs team for 
Saturday's crucial clash against Wests Tigers at the Sydney 
Showground (5:30pm). O'Meley has missed the last four matches due to 
a hand injury and his go forward will be crucial, which was missing 
against the Broncos last Friday night.

Willie Mason moves back to the second-row to allow for O'Meley's 
return and in a major surprise, Glen Hughes is the player relegated 
to the bench. Once again the Bulldogs bench looks very paper thin and 
lacks the mongrel and variety needed in the game today.

Brisbane last Friday night withstood the opening 20 minutes and the 
fragile Bulldogs bench did the rest as the Broncos started to 
dominate the match in the backend of the first half.

Promising prop Glenn Hall continues to be ignored despite it being 
clearly obvious the Bulldogs lack size and impact after the opening 
exchanges. 

Read more rleague.com 

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Scott Hill ready to face Roosters 

Test lock Scott Hill is set to make his long-awaited National Rugby 
League return for Melbourne on Sunday against the Sydney Roosters.

Hill was named in the Storm side for the clash with the premiers at 
Olympic Park after missing the past four matches with a shoulder 
injury.

The 25-year-old will slot into five-eighth with Matt Geyer moving to 
the centres.

"If it was finals time of the season then I probably could have 
played last week but I just wanted that extra week to give me peace 
of mind," Hill said.

"The strength is back in my shoulder as is the confidence that I can 
play again without having to really worry about it, it's important 
that I feel that way before playing a game."

Hill is in the throes of negotiating his playing future but is keen 
to block that out and get back to playing consistent football.

His manager Brian Satterly will meet with Storm boss John Ribot on 
Saturday when it's expected a decision will be made on which club 
he'll play for next season.

Satterly has held preliminary talks with Wests, Cronulla and North 
Queensland.

"Just to be back on the paddock again is going to be a boost for me," 
Hill said.

"Sitting on the sideline isn't much fun so to have some input into 
Sunday's game will be good for both myself and the club."

Read more SMH 

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Queensland Unis on top 


Queenslanders have dominated the Australian University sides after 
easily accounting for NSW in both the opens and colts interstate 
games in Brisbane on Saturday night.

Queensland Opens scored eight tries to one on its way to a record 48-6
score line. The win maintains Queenslands ten year unbeaten streak.

In the inaugural Colts inter-state match, Queensland triumphed 20-10 
with eleven players from the victorious side gaining selection in the 
first-ever Australian Universities Colts side.

The Australian sides now face Great Britain in a two match Academic 
Ashes Test Series with the first game to be played at Langlands Park 
in Brisbane on July 15.

The second test will be played at The International Stadium at Coffs
Harbour on July 19.

Former North Queensland Cowboys head coach Murray Hurst will coach the
Opens side while current Souths-Logan CEO Peter Donkin takes the 
reins of the Colts.

QLD Opens v NSW Opens
QLD Opens 48
Tries: Brett Spears 2, Justin Carter, Tasman Bartlett, Robert Maller, 
Ben Bourke, Guy Williams, Nick Alexander
Goals: Gerard Parle 6, Shaun Hardwick 2

NSW Opens 6
Tries: Warren Lorger
Goal: Tony Phillips

AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES OPENS
Justin Carter, Liam Exelby, Michael Giorgas (QUT), Robert Maller, Matt
McKinnon (UQ), Tasman Bartlett, Jackson Prowse (Griffith University 
Gold Coast), Shaun Hardwick, Adam Baker (Griffith University 
Brisbane), Brett Spears (SCU), Ben Bourke, Rowan Graham, Guy 
Williams, Gerard Parle (CQU),Matt Carlyon, Tony Phillips, George Azzi 
(NSW).

QLD Colts v NSW Colts
QLD Colts 20
Tries: Jordan Atkins 2, Matt Boswood, Dave Donaghy, Matthew Slattery.

NSW Colts 10
Tries: Tom Mansour, Grant Maher
Goal: Daniel Georgas

AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES COLTS
Dave Donaghy, Matt Boswood, Richard Laws, Nick Griffin (UQ), Stephen
Blaine, Jason Edmonstone, Jordan Atkins (USQ), Casey Bromilow (QUT), 
Gus McCrae, Jacob Cook (UNE), Glen Egan (CQU), Michael Azzan, Andrew 
Cluff, Ben Mepstade, Daniel Georgas, Bernie Zachulski (NSW)


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