NSW CHS WINS TITLE. Queensland went down 24-18 to NSW Combined High Schools in the final of the National Championships. Queensland had the first scoring opportunity of the match after NSW knocked on from the first tackle of the kickoff, but were unable to get across the line, and the next 12 minutes was a nightmare for the Queenslanders with the Blues running in 4 tries to open up a 20-0 gap. Incredibly the CHS side had started well in every game of the Championships scoring at least 12 points in the first 10 mins of every game. Qld finally steadied with a try in the 17th minute, but perhaps the killer blow was a try from a double kick through from the NSW side right on half-time taking them out to a 24-6 lead at the break. Queensland managed to post the only points of the second stanza with 2 converted tries, but the mountain provedd to climb and the NSW CHS side hung on to win 24-18.
In the absence of injured Pat McPherson, Lagi Setu moved to the front row and played an inspirational match, topping both the tackles and the hit-ups. He was ably supported in defence by Nathan Strudwick and Jay Aston who both got through 20 tackles and Simona Vavega who pulled off som massive hits. In the backs Joel Moon and Daniel Issac got through a mountain of defence whilst Alex Tallon and Martin Paulson looked dangerous in attack. Matt Smith also played another great game off the bench, as did Matt Sepelini whose charges were a feature of the Queensland performance.
THE FINAL:
Qld: Martin Paulson, Joel Moon, Alex Tallon, Cameron Heading, Steve Beaumont, Andrew Bell. Brady Payne (c); Lagi Setu, Nathan Strudwick, Simona Vavega, Nathan Beckett, Matt Host, Jay Aston. Interchange: Luke Menhinnitt, Matt Smith, Daniel Issac, Matt Sepelini, Chris Kaarsberg, Brodie Williams. Injured: Pat McPherson
NSWCHS: Mitchell Neylan, Henka Nanai, Zac Russ, Jarryd Hayne, Dan Malivanek, Kris Keating, Joel Burraston, Martin Lewis, Troy Pan, Jake Leary, Luke Townsend, Jordan Tua'au, Alex Savainaea. Interchange: Daniel Folkes, Rhys Cochrane, Nick Croad, Heath Hodges, Tohi Leha, Simon Snedden. Injured: Stephen Johnston
Scorers:
NSW Combined High Schools 24 (Zac Russ 3, Jordan Tua'au, Kris Keating tries; Mitchell Neylan 2/5 goals) def Queensland 18 (Steve Beaumont, Matt Sepelini, Brady Payne tries; Marty Paulson 2/2, Brady Payne 1/1 goals) HT CHS 24-6
Stats:
Penalties: Qld 6-4; Scrums: CHS 11-4; Kicks in Genl Play: CHS 9 Qld 5
Completions: Qld: 17/29 CHS: 19/26; Missed Tackles: Qld 24 CHS 20; Line Breaks: Qld 3 CHS 5
Tackles in Possession: Qld 73 CHS 91(own half: Qld 31 CHS 49; opp half Qld 42 CHS 42; opp 20: Qld 21 CHS 11
By the minute:
4th minute: Russ try; CHS 4-0
6th minute: Russ try; CHS 8-0
9th minute: Tua'au try/Neylan conv; CHS 14-0
12th minute: Keating try/Neylan conv; CHS 20-0
17th minute: Beaumont try/Paulson conv; CHS 20-6
25th minute: Russ try; CHS 24-6 (ht)
29th minute: Sepelini try/Paulson conv; CHS 24-12
48/th minute: Payne try/conv; CHS 24-18 (FT)
OTHER GAMES:
Pool B, Day 5:
NSW Combined Independent Schools 78 def South Australia 6
Western Australia 16 def Victoria 14
Pool B Final Standings: NSW CIS 1st, NT 2nd, Vic 3rd, WA 4th, SA 5th.
Final Day Playoffs:
4th Pool A v 2nd Pool B:
ACT 26 (Ray Bartlett, Matt Reis, Matthew McLay, Ian Campbell, Dan Scanlon tries; Jordan Hammond 3/5 goals) def NT 12 (Scott Morrissey, Nat Keitaanpaa tries, Ben Cribb 1/1, Jesse Maclean 1/1 goals) HT: ACT 12-6
Stats:
Penalties: NT 11-2; Scrums: NT 3-2; Kicks in Genl Play: ACT 8 NT 13
Completions: ACT: 18/25 NT: 22/26; Missed Tackles: ACT 10 NT 37; Line Breaks: ACT 5 NT 1
Tackles in Possession: ACT 88 NT 83 (own 1/2: ACT 55 NT 49; opp half ACT 33 NT 34; opp 20: ACT 10 NT 21
By the minute:
9th minute: Bartlett try/Hammond conv; ACT 6-0
16th minute: Reis try/Hammond conv; ACT 12-0
22nd minute: Morrissey try/Cribb conv; ACT 12-6 (ht)
30th minute: Keitaanpaa try/Maclean conv; 12-12
36th minute: McLay try; ACT 16-12
39th minute: Campbell try/Hammond conv; ACT 22-12
46th minute: Scanlon try; ACT 26-12 (ft)
3rd Pool A v 1st Pool B:
NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 36 (Michael Jennings 2, Kose Lelei 2, Jacob Jenkinson, Daniel Lomavita, Nathan Tannous, Aiden Tolman tries; Joseph Paulo 1/5, Jarryd Hogan 0/1, Aiden Tolman 1/1, Rowen Hastings 0/1 goals) def NSW Combined Independent Schools 10 (Caleb Reedy, Blake Lazarus tries, Caleb Reedy 1/2 goals) HT: NSWCCC 14-10
Stats:
Penalties: CIS 5-3; Scrums: CIS 6-4; Kicks in Genl Play: CCC 6 CIS 5
Completions: CCC: 19/24 CIS: 14/20; Missed Tackles: CCC 16 CIS 38; Line Breaks: CCC 7 CIS 4
Tackles in Possession: CCC 88 CIS 69 (own 1/2: CCC 34 CIS 53; opp half CCC 54 CIS 16; opp 20: CCC 21 CIS 5
By the minute:
7th minute: Reedy try/conv; CIS 6-0
10th minute: Jenkinson try/Paulo conv; 6-6
16th minute: Jennings try; CCC 10-6
21st minute: Lazarus try; 10-10
24th minute: Lomavita try; CCC 14-10 (ht)
28th minute: Lelei try; CCC 18-10
36th minute: Tannous try; CCC 22-10
40th minute: Lelei try; CCC 26-10
48th minute: Tolman try/conv; CCC 32-10
50th minute: Lomavita try; CCC 36-10 (ft)
NSW COMBINED HIGH SCHOOLS SPOIL QUEENSLANDS RUN: NSW Combined High Schools defeated Queensland 24-10 on day 4 of the National Champioships, primarily due to a blistering start where they scored 3 converted tries in the first 9 minutes of the match. Despite having already qualified for Friday's final against the Queenslanders courtesy of a surprise 10 all draw between ACT and NSW Catholic Colleges, NSW looked much the hungrier side on the night, and through their win retained the interstate shield which Queensland could have claimed with a draw or a win. After their shaky start, Queensland steadied and, in fact outscored the Blues for the rest of the match but the damage had been done.
NSW were almost flawless in the first half, completing 12/13 sets whilst Queensland had only themselves to blame completing a miserly 8/16 in the first stanza. The opening minute of the second half brought more bad news for the Maroons, with workhorse prop Pat McPherson injuring his knee in a tackle, and now being in severe doubt for Friday's final. The Queenslanders hung in there however led by their man-of-the-match Matt Sepelini who brushed the defence aside in a number of bruising runs. Marty Paulson and Daniel Issac were also outstandin for the Maroons, whilst Lagi Setu put in another wholehearted performance. Joel Moon, who was only drafted into the side last week also turned in an eyecatching performance, and Matt Smith shone in the uinfamiliar hooking role in the second half. All in all however it was just a"blue" night for Qld in the cold wet conditions.
Team: Luke Menhinnitt, Joel Moon, Alex Tallon, Daniel Issac, Marty Paulson, Andrew Bell. Brady Payne (c); Pat McPherson, Nathan Strudwick, Simona Vavega, Lagi Setu, Matt Host, Jay Aston. Interchange: Cameron Heading, Matt Smith, Matt Sepelini, Chris Kaarsberg, Brodie Williams, Nathan Beckett. Injured: Steve Beaumont
Men of Match: Matt Sepelini (Qld); Martin Lewis (CHS)
Scorers:
NSW Combined High Schools 24 (Luke Townsend, Kris Keating, Joel Burraston, Zac Russ tries; Mitchell Neylan /4 goals) def Queensland 10 (Matt Sepelini, Daniel Issac tries; Marty Paulson 1/2 goals) HT CHS 18-0
Stats:
Penalties: Qld 10-4; Scrums: CHS 4-3; Kicks in Genl Play: CHS 15 Qld 11
Completions: Qld: 20/31 CHS: 22/26; Missed Tackles: Qld 22 CHS 24; Line Breaks: Qld 0 CHS 1
Tackles in Possession: Qld 94 CHS 104 (own half: Qld 56 CHS 53; opp half Qld 38 CHS 51; opp 20: Qld 26 CHS 26
By the minute:
3rd minute: Townsend try/Neylan conv; CHS 6-0
5th minute: Keating try/Neylan conv; CHS 12-0
9th minute: Burraston try/Neylan conv; CHS 18-0 (ht)
36th minute: Sepelini try/Paulson conv; CHS 18-6
41st minute: Russ try/Neylan conv; CHS 24-6
45th minute: Issac try; CHS 24-10 (FT)
OTHER GAMES:
Pool A:
ACT 10 (Jed Worth, Jonathon Daradong tries; Jordan Hammond 1/2 goals) drew NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 10 (Nathan Tannous, Daniel Lomavita tries, Joseph Paulo 1/2 goals) HT: 6-6
Men of Match: Jed Worth (ACT), Leon Keir (CCC)
Stats:
Penalties: CCC 6-5; Scrums: ACT 15-6; Kicks in Genl Play: ACT 13 CCC 5
Completions: ACT: 22/29 CCC: 13/28; Missed Tackles: ACT 19 CCC 9; Line Breaks: ACT 0 CCC 1
Tackles in Possession: ACT 108 CCC 81 (own 1/2: ACT 55 CCC 47; opp half ACT 53 CCC 34; opp 20: ACT 17 CCC 8
By the minute:
6th minute: Tannous try/Paulo conv; CCC 6-0
18th minute: Worth try/Hammond conv; 6-6 (ht)
38th minute: Lomavita try; CCC 10-6
48th minute: Docking try; 10-10 (ft)
Pool B:
Day 3:
Vistoria 18 def Northern Territory 10
NSW Combined Independent Schools 22 def Western Australia 6
Day 4:
Victoria 56 def South Australia 0
Northern Territory 16 def Western Australia 4
QUEENSLAND WRAP UP FINAL SPOT ON DAY 2: Queensland have wrapped up a spot in the final of the National U15 Champioships on Friday in Cabramatta with a comprehensive 50-0 defeat of ACT today. Earlier NSW Combined Catholic Colleges and NSW Combined High Schools played a thrilling 18 all draw meaning a win would secure Qld a place in the final irrespective of the result of their match with NSW Combined High Schools on Wednesday night.
Qld opened well, scoring in the 2nd minute when a neat chip kick by Alex Tallon was regathered by Steve Beaumont who scored in the corner. Marty Paulson's conversion from touch gave the Maroons just the start they wanted. When lock and Man-of-the-Match Jay Aston crashed over for the first of his three tries in the 9th minute the writing was really on the wall for the ACT side, tired from their tough match against NSW Combined High Schools yesterday where they fought back to go down by only 2 points. Andrew Bell backed up a neat blindside move to see Qld out to an 18-0 lead after 13 minutes, but the ACT defence strengthened and the Queenslanders were held out until the shadow of half-time when Jay Aston beat three tacklers in a weaving run to score under the posts.
Queensland were determined not to relax in the second half as they had done yesterday and went futher ahead five minutes after the break when Aston again crossed under the posts for a 30-0 lead. Queensland's defence was equally as devastating as their attack and they missed only 7 tackles all day, snuffing out the ACT attack completely. Hooker Nathan Strudwick beat 3 players in a 35 metre run before putting Alex Tallon away, and it was 40-0 when Marty Paulson crossed after a neat flick on from Daniel Issac.
Qld racked up the 50 through an 80 metre try from Alex Tallon from a 20 tap and Steve Beaumont plucked the attempted short restart from this try to run 65 metres and score.
Once again the Qld forwards were impressive with Pat McPherson (19 tackles/11 hit-ups) and Lagi Setu (16 tackles/8 hit-ups) prominent along with Jay Aston who was a deserving Man-of-the-Match. Nathan Strudwick and Brady Payne caused the defence plenty of headaches whilst Marty Paulson had a great game contributing 18 points from a try and 7 goals from 9 attempts, many from wide out.
Team: Luke Menhinnitt, Marty Paulson, Alex Tallon, Cameron Heading, Steve Beaumont, Andrew Bell. Brady Payne (c); Pat McPherson, Nathan Strudwick, Simona Vavega, Lagi Setu, Matt Host, Jay Aston. Interchange: Matt Smith, Daniel Issac, Matt Sepelini, Chris Kaarsberg, Brodie Williams, Nathan Beckett, Joel Moon
Men of Match: Jay Aston (Qld); Jonathon Butt (ACT)
Scorers:
Queensland 50 (Jay Aston 3, Steve Beaumont 2, Alex Tallon 2, Andrew Bell, Marty Paulson tries; Marty Paulson 7/9 goals) def ACT 0 HT Qld 24-0
Stats:
Penalties: Qld 5-3; Scrums: ACT 5-3; Kicks in Genl Play: Qld 9 ACT 9
Completions: Qld: 23/29 ACT: 14/19; Missed Tackles: Qld 7 ACT 47; Line Breaks: Qld 4 ACT 0
Tackles in Possession: Qld 86 ACT 67 (own half: Qld 47 ACT 46; opp half Qld 49 ACT 21; opp 20: Qld 17 ACT 9
By the minute:
2nd minute: Beaumont try/Paulson conv; Qld 6-0
9th minute: Aston try/Paulson conv; Qld 12-0
12th minute: Bell try/Paulson conv; Qld 18-0
24th minute: Aston try/Paulson conv; Qld 24-0 (ht)
30th minute: Aston try/Paulson conv; Qld 30-0
38th minute: Tallon try; Qld 34-0
44th minute: Paulson try/conv; Qld 40-0
47th minute: Tallon try/Paulson conv; Qld 46-0
49th minute: Beaumont try; Qld 50-0 (ft)
OTHER GAMES:
Pool A:
NSW Combined High Schools 18 (Jordan Tua'au, Jarryd Hayne, Alex Savainaea tries; Mitchell Neylan 3/4 goals) drew NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 18 (Jarryd Hogan, Jacob Jenkinson, Brett Smith tries, Joseph Paulo 2/2, Rowen Hastings 1/1 goals) HT: NSW CHS 18-0
Men of Match: Luke Townsend (NSWCHS); James Theoharous (NSWCCC)
Stats:
Penalties: CCC 6-5; Scrums: CCC 7-3; Kicks in Genl Play: CHS 7 CCC 6
Completions: CHS: 17/26 CCC: 19/26; Missed Tackles: CHS 15 CCC 13; Line Breaks: CHS 4 CCC 2
Tackles in Possession: CHS 92 CCC 95 (own 1/2: CHS 53 CCC 42; opp half CHS 39 CCC 53; opp 20: CHS 14 CCC 28
By the minute:
2nd minute: Tua'au try/Neylan conv; CHS 6-0
8th minute: Hayne try/Neylan conv; CHS 12-0
22nd minute: Savainaea try; CHS 16-0
25th minute: Neylan penalty goal; CHS 18-0 (ht)
36th minute: Hogan try/Paulo conv; CHS 18-6
40th minute: Jenkinson try/Hastings conv; CHS 18-12
50th minute: Smith try/Paulo conv; 18-18 (ft)
Pool B:
Western Australia 54 def South Australia 0
NSW Combined Independent Schools 22 def Northern Territory 18
QUEENSLAND OPENS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A WIN: Queensland have survived a withering finish from NSW Combined Catholic Colleges to open their National Championship quest with a 22-20 victory. The first half was a real battle, with the NSW team opening the scoring in the 8th minute after receiveing a repeat set from a fumbled bomb. Queensland maintained their composure however and replied with a try to Cameron Heading from dummy half after some sustained attack. Qld got the upper hand right on half time when the NSW side spilled a ball in the in-goal area after a neat grubber from Brady Payne and Cameron Heading dived on the loose ball for his second try. Both the Qld tries were converted from near the sideline by Martin Paulsen to give Qld a 12-6 lead at the break.
Qld opened the second half much better than their opposition and were rewarded with a neat try to Nathan Strudwick from dummy half an a strong effort from Luke Menhinnit to jump away to a 22-6 lead after only 8 minutes. They seemed to have the game well in their keeping but NSWCCC had other ideas and started to capitalise on Queensland mistakes. They drew a little closer with a try wide out with 10 minutes remaining to bring the score back to 22-10. A simple mistake by the Queenslanders in their own quarter gave the NSW boys another chance which they happily accepted to trail by only 6 with 5 minutes remaining. Yet another mistake gave them a final chance and they crossed wide out, but to Queensland's relief the conversion attempt after the hooter just swung wide.
Pat McPherson with 19 tackles and 14 string hit-ups deservedly won the Man-of-the-Match award for Qld, and he was well supported in the forwards by Lagi Setu, Nathan Strudwick and Jay Aston. Brady Payne caused a heap of trouble at half back whilst Cameron Heading and Alex Tallon got through a lot of work in the centres. Luke Menhinnit at fullback also worked hard and made a great break in the second half.
Team: Luke Menhinnitt, Marty Paulson, Alex Tallon, Cameron Heading, Steve Beaumont, Andrew Bell. Brady Payne (c); Pat McPherson, Nathan Strudwick, Simona Vavega, Lagi Setu, Matt Host, Jay Aston. Interchange: Matt Smith, Daniel Issac, Matt Sepelini, Chris Kaarsberg, Brodie Williams, Nathan Beckett, Joel Moon
Men of Match: Pat McPherson (Qld); Nathan Tannous (NSWCCC)
Scorers:
Queensland 22 (Cameron Heading 2, Nathan Strudwick, Luke Menhinnitt tries; Marty Paulson 3/4 goals) def NSWCCC 20 (Michael Jennings 2, Brett Smith, Aiden Tolman tries, Joseph Paulo 2/3, Rowen Hastings 0/1 goals)
Stats:
Penalties: Qld 6-4; Scrums: Qld 4-3; Kicks in Genl Play: Qld 10 CCC 8
Completions: Qld: 21/30 CCC: 18/25; Missed Tackles: Qld 27 CCC 13; Line Breaks: CCC 3 Qld 2
Tackles in Possession: Qld 100 CCC 91 (own half: Qld 58 CCC 47; opp half Qld 42 CCC 44; opp 20: Qld 27 CCC 26
By the minute:
8th minute: Tolman try/Paulo conv; CCC 6-0
18th minute: Heading try/Paulson conv; 6-6
24th minute: Heading try/Paulson conv; Qld 12-6 (ht - 25 min halves)
29th minute: Strudwick try; Qld 16-6
32nd minute: Menhinnitt try/Paulson conv; Qld 22-6
40th minute: Smith try; Qld 22-10
45th minute: Jennings try/Paulo conv; Qld 22-16
49th minute: Jennings try; Qld 22-20 (ft)
OTHER GAMES:
Pool A:
NSW Combined High Schools 20 (Kris Keating, Dan Malivenak, Henka Nanai, Nick Croad tries; Mitchell Neylan 1/3, Nick Croad 1/1 goals) def ACT 18 (Benjamin Hausia, Michael Brophy, Jonathon Daradong tries, Joradn Hammond 3/3 goals)
Men of Match: Kris Keating (NSWCHS); Kenneth Tui (ACT)
Stats:
Penalties: ACT 7-4; Scrums: ACT 8-5; Kicks in Genl Play: ACT 7 CHS 3
Completions: ACT: 20/27 CHS: 12/24; Missed Tackles: ACT 25 CHS 10; Line Breaks: CHS 4 ACT 3
Tackles in Possession: ACT 91 CHS 78 (own 1/2: ACT 52 CHS 40; opp half ACT 39 CHS 38; opp 20: ACT 14 CHS 15
By the minute:
4th minute: Keating try/Neylan conv; CHS 6-0
6th minute: Malivenak try; CHS 10-0
9th minute: Nanai try; CHS 14-0
12th minute: Hausia try/Hammond conv; CHS 14-6
21st minute: Croad try/conv; CHS 20-6 (ht)
29th minute: Brophy try/Hammond conv; CHS 20-12
33rd minute: Daradong try/Hammond conv; CHS 20-18 (ft)
Pool B:
Northern Territory 56 def South Australia 0
NSW Combined Independent Schools 28 def Victoria 6
QUEENSLAND WIN TEST: Queensland defeated NSW Combined High Schools in the U15 Test Match played at Moree on June 25. In heavy rain and a strong wind, the Queensland pack got on top of their counterparts in a match that was tough but not spectacular, mainly due to the difficult conditions. Queensland opened the scoring in the 9th minute with a try to Brady Payne, and jumped away to a half-time 10-0 lead with a converted try to Cameron Heading, after Alex Tallon made a 70 metre break just before the break. Lagi's try set-up a 16-0 lead with Nsw's only points came when their Man-of-the-Match Kris Keating dived on a grubber in the in-goal area with 12 minutes remaining.
For Queenland there was not a bad player, with all 20 of the squad contributing. Lagi Setu picked up the Man of the Match award in a non-stop performance, and his terrorising of the Blue forwards was also rewarded with a try in the second half. Prop Pat McPherson and lock Jay Aston also made a heap of ground in the forwards. whilst in the backs captain Brady Payne marshalled his troops well, with centre Alex Tallon outstanding in both attack and defence.
Teams:
Qld: Luke Menhinnitt, Marty Paulson, Alex Tallon, Cameron Heading, Steve Beaumont, Andrew Bell. Brady Payne (c); Pat McPherson, Nathan Strudwick, Simona Vavega, Lagi Setu, Matt Host, Jay Aston. Interchange: Matt Smith, Daniel Issac, Matt Sepelini, Chris Kaarsberg, Brodie Williams, Nathan Beckett, Joel Moon
NSW CHS: Mitchell Neylan, Heka Nanai, Alex Savainaca, Zac Russ, Jarryd Hayne, Daniel Folkes, Joel Burraston; Stephen Johnston, Troy Pan, Jake Leary, Martin Lewis, Jordan Tua'au, Kris Keating. Interchange: Rhys Cochrane, Dan Malivanek, Nick Croad, Heath Hodges, Luke Townsend, Tohi Leha, Simon Snedden
Scorers:
Queensland 16 (Brady Payne, Cameron Heading, Lagi Setu tries; Brady Payne 2/2, Marty Paulson 0/1 goals) def NSW CHS 6 (Kris Keating try, Mitchell Neylan 1/1 goal)
Stats:
Penalties: NSW 7-5; Scrums: 9-9; Kicks in Genl Play: Qld 8 NSW 7
Completions: Qld: 20/34 NSW: 15/33
Tackles in Possession: Qld 97 NSW 98 (own half: Qld 51 NSW 42; opp half Qld 46 NSW 56; opp 20: Qld 24 NSW 19)
By the minute:
9th minute: Payne try; Qld 4-0
24th minute: Heading try/Payne conv; Qld 10-0 (ht - 25 min halves)
30th minute: Setu try/Payne conv; Qld 16-0
38th minute: Keating try/Neylan conv; Qld 16-6 (ft)
LAUCHLAN WITT INJURED: In very sad news. Lauchlan Witt has damaged ankle ligaments training with the Qld side and will not be able to play in the U15 nationals titles, although he will travel with the team. Lauch's place in the squad has been taken by Joel Moon from the Sunshine Coast side. Commiserations to Lauch who is well liked by everyone in the 15A competition.
ITINERARY:
Sat June 21: Team enters camp on Gold Coast
Tue June 24: Team travels to Moree
Wed June 25, 5pm: "Test" v NSW Combined High Schools
Thu June 26 am: Travel to Coonabarabran
Thu June 26 pm: Training session at local school
Fri June 27: Travel to Sydney
Sun June 29 - Fri July 4: National Championships
Fri July 4, 7.30pm: Team flys back to Brisbane
WHAT TO TAKE:
STUDENT ID
Sleeping Bag and Pillow
Togs, Underwear and Toiletries
Jeans
Casual clothes for free time
Clothes for under Tracksuit
Boots, Traiing shoes, mouthguard, headguard etc.
Note that a backpack and bag to take to games will now be provided
FULL CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW (Cabramatta Sports Ground, Sydney):
Pool A: Queensland, ACT, NSW Combined High Schools, NSW Combined Catholic Colleges
Pool B: NSW Combined Independent Schools, Northern Territory, Victoria, S.A., W.A.
Sunday June 29th:
10.30am: NT v SA
11.45am: ACT v NSWCHS
12.45pm: Opening Ceremony
1.45pm: NSWCIS v Vic
3.00pm: NSWCCC v Qld
Monday June 30th:
10.30am: SA v WA
11.45am: NSWCHS v NSWCCC
1.00pm: NT v NSWCIS
2.15pm: Qld v ACT
6.30pm: Players Dinner, Cabra Vale Diggers Club
Tuesday July 1st:
10.30am: NT v Vic
11.45am: NSWCIS v WA
Wednesday July 2nd:
1.45pm: Vic v SA
4.15pm: ACT v NSWCCC
5.30pm: NT v WA
6.45pm: NSWCHS v Qld
Thursday July 3rd:
10.30am: NSWCIS v SA
11.45am: Vic v WA
Friday July 4th:
10.30am: Pool A 4th v Pool B 2nd
11.45am: Pool A 3rd v Pool B 1st
1.00pm: CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: Pool A 1st v Pool A 2nd.
