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QRL Wizard Cup Reports
WYNNUM MANLY 42 d BURLEIGH 20 WYNNUM Manly has pushed clear of the bottom of the Wizard Cup ladder with a commanding 42-20 win against Burleigh at BMD Kougari Oval on Sunday.
REDCLIFFE 48 d NORTHS 30 REDCLIFFE coach Anthony Griffin has paid tribute to warhorses Troy Lindsay and Adam Starr, after the veteran pair went above the call of duty in Sunday's 48-30 win against Norths at Dolphin Oval.
CENTRAL 32 d SOUTHS LOGAN 14 A REASSESSMENT of the Central Comets' 2006 goals has led to Matt Parish's players putting their money where their mouth is, stifling Souths Logan with a 32-14 win at Blackwater on Saturday.
NORTH QUEENSLAND 42 d IPSWICH 36 NORTH Queensland Young Guns coach Mick Crawley is confident his charges have blown off the cobwebs after a scratchy 42-36 win against Ipswich in Ayr on Saturday.
EASTS 33 d TOOWOOMBA 12 EASTS has shown it will provide more than nuisance value should it maintain a spot in the Wizard Cup top five, recording a huge 33-12 upset victory against Toowoomba at Clive Berghofer Stadium. QRL Online
RUGBY LEAGUE EUROPEAN FEDERATION DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL
CZECH REPUBLIC 8 GB STUDENT PIONEERS 29 - Prague In blistering hot conditions, Rugby League initiated the perfect touring destination as the Czech Republic made a hugely encouraging debut against the GB Student Pioneers in Prague. RLEF Online
LHF HEALTHPLAN NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 2006 - WEEK 11 - MATCH REPORTS
BRAMLEY BUFFALOES 16 ST ALBANS CENTURIONS 14 - Stanningley Bramley were given an almighty fight by the gallant Centurions; the Buffaloes indebted to a superb try by Shaun Flynn seven minutes from time to claim the spoils in a terrific clash.
DEWSBURY CELTIC 42 BRADFORD DUDLEY HILL DEMONS 30 - Crow Nest Park Celtic moved to within a point of their West Yorkshire rivals after a devastating six try spell in 25 minutes either side of half time swept them to a resounding victory.
WARRINGTON WIZARDS 48 FEATHERSTONE LIONS 20 - Wilderspool Warrington Wizards recorded their third successive victory, defeating a very enthusiastic Featherstone Lions side, to move up into third place in the table.
WOMEN' COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP - NORTH WEST 14 defeated YORKSHIRE 10
The North West are the Women's County Champions after a nerve ending 14-10 victory over Yorkshire at Parkside Golborne ARLFC which was a credit to the women's game and bodes well for the future as the Women's Great Britain squad which will be selected from players.
GB Womens RL Online
RUGBY LEAGUE CONFERENCE 2006 - PREMIER DIVISIONS - WEEK 11 - MATCH REPORTS
WALES PREMIER - CARDIFF DEMONS dominated the second half against VALLEY COUGARS to maintain their position at joint top of the table, winning 72-22.
NORTHERN PREMIER - LEEDS AKKIES unbeaten run came to an end when they were defeated 30-10 by second placed COTTINGHAM PHOENIX.
SOUTHERN PREMIER - IPSWICH RHINOS stayed in second spot with an easy nine try romp over HARINGEY HORNETS, running out 48-2 winners in a match played in Colchester.
SOUTH LONDON STORM were in determined mood to hang on to top spot and KINGSTON WARRIORS felt their full force in an 80-12 rout.
MIDLANDS PREMIER - NOTTINGHAM OUTLAWS remain the only unbeaten Premier side after their latest success, a 56-12 win over BIRMINGHAM BULLDOGS. Behind them, LEICESTER PHOENIX and DERBY CITY fought out a thrilling 22-22 draw. RLF Online
LEBANON ESPOIRS TOUR TO CYPRUS - WESTERN SOVEREIGN BASE AREA 4 LIBAN ESPOIR 38
International Rugby League came to Cyprus with the Lebanese making a two match tour to play sides based at the two British military bases on the island.
EASTERN SOVEREIGN BASE AREA 24 LIBAN ESPOIR 16 - Liban Espoir narrowly went down to the Eastern Sovereign Base Area XIII in a nail-biting match that hung in the balance until the last few minutes. RLEF Online
Hodgson atones for Origin
After helping to keep alive Wests Tigers' hopes of defending their title, Brett Hodgson revealed he was motivated by last week's Origin loss.
Joey gets emotional after record
NEWCASTLE officials have backed Andrew Johns amid criticism of his presentation snub at Parramatta Stadium on Saturday night.
Panthers are hurting but Raiders feel the pain
MOST coaches, invariably on a winning side, say you make your own luck. But there are occasions where luck just appears out of nowhere - good and bad. Saturday night's clash between Penrith and Canberra was an example of the latter, writes Glenn Jackson.
Myles on edge as Roosters and Storm hover
IT'S A decision he "doesn't want to make", however, Bulldogs forward Nate Myles is desperate to end the speculation as prolonged contract wrang- ling starts to take its toll.
Head leads razzle-dazzle for Dragons
A CARNIVAL atmosphere, featuring moments of sublime athleticism and slapstick comedy, pervaded yesterday's 66-point game between St George Illawarra and South Sydney at Oki Jubilee Stadium.
There's hope for Tigers, but pop go the Sharks
I VENTURED to Toyota Park yesterday with two questions in mind. Could the Wests Tigers win football games without injured five-eighth Benji Marshall? And following a meteoric rise up the premiership ladder, had Cronulla's bubble finally burst with that loss to the under-strength Broncos last weekend?
Raper voices concern after another slow blow
CRONULLA coach Stuart Raper accused referees of allowing opposition teams to slow his side's play-the-ball after the Sharks slumped to their second consecutive loss yesterday at Toyota Park.
Hit and miss video calls just keep replaying
SOUTH Sydney's Stuart Webb reckoned he had grounded the ball for an important try that would have clawed back the six-point margin to St George Illawarra midway through the first half yesterday.
Money talks for O'Meley
MARK O'Meley took care of business for the Bulldogs against New Zealand Warriors yesterday and then talked about the business decision he will have to make when his contract runs out at the club.
Rookie's instinct gives NZ the flick
BEN Roberts has learnt a lot during his so-far short NRL career - the most important being you don't ignore Mark O'Meley when he's screaming at you. Read more SMH
WOLVES GRAB VITAL VICTORY
A review of the weekend's action in engage Super League XI.
VICTORY A WELCOME RELIEF FOR CULLEN
Post-match reaction to Warrington's 30-26 win over Huddersfield. Read more Sporting Life
Storm dumps 'pub team'
MELBOURNE chief executive Brian Waldron has slammed North Sydney as a "pub team" more interested in getting on the drink than playing football.
Salford track Mark Edmondson
SALFORD Reds are trying to sign former Saints star Mark Edmondson who wants to play in Super League again next season after being released by the Sydney City Roosters.
EUROPEAN FEDERATION UNDER 19'S CHAMPIONSHIP - SECOND ROUND OF MATCHES - REPORTS
IRELAND 54 - 18 SERBIA Ireland, buoyed by their showing against England, produced a stunning first forty minutes to overrun the competition debutants and dark horses Serbia.
FRANCE 48 - 4 SCOTLAND The hosts and favourites made a distinguished start to the competition, running in nine tries to defeat the Scots. Three touchdowns in the opening ten minutes from Nicolas De Martini, man of the match, hooker Kane Bentley and prop Ismael Khattabi laid the platform with the French building an impressive 36-0 half time lead.
Australian 18 Years Championships Regional Stadium - Port Macquarie, NSW Results
Mixed news for Parramatta's Smiths
Parramatta centre Ben Smith made a successful return from injury on Saturday night, but the good news was tempered by a season-ending injury to halfback Tim Smith.
Scott Hill for London Harlequins
The Eels were hoping to lure Melbourne pivot Scott Hill next year to replace Wests Tigers-bound five-eighth John Morris, but Hill indicated last week Super League club Harlequins is the team most likely to snare his signature. Read more Yahoo Sport
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Bulldogs beat Warriors in thriller
Mark O'Meley crossed for a try in extra time as Canterbury fought back from 16-0 down to beat the New Zealand Warriors 22-18 in a NRL thriller at Sydney's Olympic stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Read more ABC Sport
Tigers power away to upset Sharks
Reigning premiers Wests kept in touch with the NRL's top eight with a hard-fought 22-10 victory over Cronulla in round 18 action at Shark Park on Sunday afternoon. The Tigers have now played the Sharks twice this season without star playmaker Benji Marshall and on both occasions have come away with victories. Read more ABC Sport
Dragons wear down plucky Rabbitohs
St George Illawarra made is seven wins on the trot, but not before surviving a performance with attitude from wooden-spoon favourites South Sydney in Wollongong on Sunday afternoon. Twelve tries were racked up in a high-scoring affair at Kogarah, the Dragons bagging seven of them to run out 38-28 winners. Read more ABC Sport
QRL Wizard Cup Results
ROUND 16 RESULTS -
EASTS 33 (Mark Cantoni 2, David Georgiou, Luke Branighan, Matt Lockyer, David Tyrrell tries; Luke Branighan 4 goals; Matt Lockyer field goal) d TOOWOOMBA 12 (Joel Moon, Denan Kemp, Derricke Watkins tries) at Clive Berghofer Stadium.
NORTH QLD 42 (Robert Tanielu 2, Jamie Frizzo, Dean Payne, Brenton Bowen, Kam Wilkinson, Brady Payne tries; Neil Sweeney 7 goals) d IPSWICH 36 (Chris Scanlan 2, Ben McFadgean, Travis Baker, Ricky Bird, Geoff Holcombe, Matthew Cameron tries; Travis Baker 3, Aaron Werth goals) at Rugby Park, Ayr.
CENTRAL 32 (Jimmy McConachy, Guy Williams, Misi Tualapapa, Scott Porter, Michael Esdale tries; Scott Porter 6 goals) d SOUTHS LOGAN 14 (Phil Dennis, Tim Cannard, Toe Faaee tries; Mase Laulu-Togagae goal) at Hinricks Oval, Blackwater.
WYNNUM MANLY 42(Kerry Smith 2, Luke Dalziel-Don 2, Rodney Barba, Steve Irwin, Zac Chisholm tries; Steve Irwin 7 goals) d BURLEIGH 20 (Trent Purdon, Aseri Laing, Robert Apanui, Wayne Phillis tries; Reggie Cressbrook 2 goals) at BMD Kougari Oval.
REDCLIFFE 48 (Michael Roberts, Troy Lindsay, Greg Bourke, Nick Emmett, Damien Jentz, Kaine Manihera, Gerard Parle, Ryan Cullen, Adam Starr tries; Gerard Parle 6 goals) d NORTHS 30 (Steve Franciscus 2, Jamie Feeney, Sam Tagataese, Aaron Bulow, Isaac Kaufmann tries; Jackson Nicolau 3 goals) at Dolphin Oval. QRL Online
Yorkshire League Awards Night
The Yorkshire League held their awards evening at the end of the season and BARLA Chairman Spen Allison presented the awards to the recipients:
League Leaders Premier Division: Queens.
Division One: Myton Warriors.
Division Two: Airedale Crown.
Division Three: Nevison Leap.
Sports Person of Year: Barbara Rawlinson secretary Stanley Rangers.
Referee of Year: Steve Williams Leeds Society.
Fair Play Award: Kinsley Raiders.
Services to League: Michelle Huntington Yorkshire treasurer & fixture secretary. BARLA
QRL FOGS Cup Results ROUND 16 RESULTS - A GRADE
Brisbane Second Division Rugby League Wrap-up
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Let's get real - it's a shortlist of four
AFTER 17 rounds, the NRL competition has broken up into three divisions: the contenders, the fluking chances and the others.
New self-belief, team spirit add up to make a perfect Storm
VETERAN Melbourne Storm winger Matt Geyer says his team has found the crucial element for premiership success it has been missing for years - self-belief.
Roosters' season all but over
Manly got their premiership campaign back on track with a hard-fought win over the battling Roosters.
Champagne, flowers, even a movie role: How Russell wooed Roy
PLAYER agent Mark Rowan was too busy rehearsing the lines he intended use to finalise Roy Asotasi's deal with South Sydney to take much notice of the bloke lurking outside the Redfern leagues club.
Parra's points blitz ruins Johns's night
TWO premierships, one club, 14 seasons, 240 games, one orange haircut, one stage dive, one Kangaroo Tour, one World Cup, 893 goals, 75 tries - and a humiliating loss that left him clenching his fists in anger.
Gower injury fails to rattle Panthers
CRAIG Gower's injury woes continued last night when the halfback succumbed to a hamstring injury in Penrith's 24-12 win against Canberra.
Refs aren't getting fair go: Harrigan
BILL Harrigan is furious about the lack of respect shown NRL referees, including scathing criticism by commentators such as Phil Gould, Bob Fulton, Peter Sterling and Ray Hadley. Read more SMH
BRIAN McDERMOTT TO COACH HARLEQUINS
Engage Super League side Harlequins have appointed Leeds assistant coach Brian McDermott as their new boss with immediate effect. Current head coach Tony Rea has been moved upstairs and will now oversee development and recruitment at the London club. Read more Sporting Life
HULL MAKE IT 12 WINS ON THE SPIN
A review of the weekend's action so far in engage Super League XI.
REA FORECASTS BRIGHT FUTURE
Post-match reaction to Harlequins' 24-16 Super League win over Castleford.
HARRISON FUMES OVER VIDEO DECISION
Post-match reaction to Hull's 24-20 Super League win over Salford.
NOBLE ANNOUNCES CALL-UPS
GB coach Brian Noble has added four more uncapped players to his Tri-Nations training squad.
CULLEN'S RALLYING CALL TO WOLVES
Warrington coach Paul Cullen has urged supporters to stay with his "battered and bruised" side.
Read more Sporting Life
The Walker boys are shopping around for new NRL club
South Sydney halfback Ben Walker says he has another three or four years left in him, but he has no idea at which NRL club he might be spending them. Walker and his brother, hooker Shane, are both off contract and are not part of the revamped Rabbitohs' plans for 2007 despite the fact the club's rush of signings hasn't included a No.7. Read more Yahoo Sport
We won't be broken: Roosters
ROOSTERS coach Ricky Stuart last night said the glamour club would not be broken by outside influences after he watched his side slump to their sixth straight loss. Stuart had nothing but praise for his players despite Manly all but ending their finals hopes with a six-try thumping. Read more Sunday Telegraph
RLCM Comment If the Roosters continue with their style of playing to the outside, the once proud club will always be easy fodder for clubs who play to the inside. The Roosters coaching staff should be questioned as to why the majority of their attacking plays are still to the outside.
Why Firman wants to quit Cowboys
Cowbays playmaker Brett Firman is desperately homesick and wants out of his $130,000-a-year contract. The 24-year-old halfback said the frustration of playing only seven NRL games this season had taken a toll. Read more Sunday Mail
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Halftime Talk
With Kurt Wrigley - St George Dragons assistant coach
. Be specific with the words you use. The speech is obviously the focal point of the half time break so try to avoid words and phrases, which are emotional and very ambiguous.
Some examples encounted over the years include:
"Come on guys, lets dig deep!"
"Come on, Have a go!"
"What's going on out there?"
"Start playing smart"
"Let's get into the game"
"Our tackling is terrible"
"Let's get out there and play well"
Coaches will have heard these and similar phrases before. These statements might sound encouraging, but give the team no real useful feedback.
Messages that are more useful are words/phrases that Call to
Action.
Some examples are included at the end of the article.
Half-time instructions that highlight a negative result can be delivered in a more positive way.
Continued Tuesday
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