CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
RESULTS
SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, 2022
ROUND 11
 
PREMIER 1
 
Terrigal                       32                   
Dan Sargeant, Brent Merritt, Matthew Polmear, Adam Danckert tries;
Adam Danckert 3 conversions, 2 penalty goals
 
defeated
Avoca Beach               15                   
Mitchell Briggs, 2, Mitchell Magrath tries
 
 
Razorbacks                 51                   
Rob Peden 2, Corbin Walters 2, Josefa Biu, Steven Finley, Ryan Bender, Sam Kearney tries;
Jarrod Grange 4 conversions, 1 penalty goal
 
defeated
Hornsby                      26                   
Jim Hawkins 2, James O’Connor, Harry Fox tries;
Samuela Kanongataa 3 conversions
 
 
The Lakes                   17                   
Logan Hemopo, Braydon Hutchinson-Walters tries;
Logan Hemopo 2 conversions, 1 penalty goal
 
defeated
Warnervale                   7                   
Jack Hogan try;
Cameron McNamara 1 conversion
 
                                                                                                                                     
PREMIER 2
Avoca Beach               30        Terrigal           24
Warnervale                 20        The Lakes       15
Razorbacks                 10        Hornsby          9
 
 
PRESIDENTS CUP                                     
Avoca Beach               56        Terrigal Blue    5
The Lakes                   17        Warnervale       5
Terrigal White            71        Hornsby            0                                                                                                                                  
WOMEN
Avoca Beach               15        Terrigal           12
The Lakes                   26        Warnervale     10
Hornsby                      27        Kariong/Razorbacks   10
 
 
REPORT :
The ‘Match of the Day’ at Heazlett Park saw Terrigal travel to meet home side Avoca Beach. This day/night match saw Terrigal defeat Avoca Beach by 32 points to 15. This seaside derby attracted a big crowd in great weather conditions. The match kicked off very evenly but it was the home side who crossed for the opening try. This 5 points to nil lead was quickly overtaken and with a converted try, Terrigal had grabbed the lead by 7 points to 5. A penalty goal to Adam Danckert soon after, increased the lead to 10-7. The remainder of the first half was an even battle with both teams having further chances to post points. Both teams did cross for a try before halftime to increase their respective scores. Terrigal went to the halftime break leading by 18 points to 10. This was a handy lead but one they know was nowhere near comfortable. A further try to Terrigal early in the second half made them more comfortable with the scoreboard but with over 30 minutes to go, anything could happen. Avoca Beach did respond with their third try to make the score 25-15, and despite a good period of play by the home team, they were unable to increase their score. Terrigal was able to secure the win with a late converted try to make the final score 32-15. Both teams will take a lot from this match. The win sees Terrigal go to the top of the competition ladder but Avoca Beach remain very close to the top. Best players for Terrigal were halfback Jye Cornish, five-eight Adam Danckert and winger Ulisene Esene. Avoca Beach were best served by halfback Mitch Magrath, fullback Mitch Briggs, who crossed for 2 tries, hooker Fionn Henderson-Foley and flanker Ethan Fullager.   
 
The Razorbacks and Hornsby met at Ourimbah Rugby Park and the match resulted in a comfortable win to the Razorbacks by 51 points to 26. The Razorback got away to a strong start and it did not take long for them to jump to 13 points to nil lead early in the match. They had posted 20 points on the scoreboard before Hornsby were able to respond with their first try. The Razorbacks went to the halftime break leading by 20 points to 5. It was a comfortable lead. Hornsby did respond well early in the second half. They reduced the score to 20 points to 12 with two very good tries. However, the Razorbacks soon regained control and were not to be headed for the remainder of the match. The Razorbacks raced to 32 points to 12 lead. Hornsby were not to be outdone and were able to cross for a duo of converted tries to gain a valuable bonus point. It was a high scoring second half from both teams but the dominance of the Razorbacks in the first half had secured the victory for the home side. Best players for the Razorbacks were hooker Jordan Clark, flanker Jarrod Grange and winger Corbin Walters. Best for Hornsby were winger James O’Connor, and flankers Cooper Davenport and Samuela Kanongataa.
 
The Lakes were at home at Slade Park when they played neighbouring club Warnervale. The Lakes won this evenly fought match by 17 points to 7. Warnervale opened the scoring in the match with a converted try. They led 7 points to nil early in the match. The Lakes were quick to reply and had scored their own converted try soon after. This locked the scores up 7 all. The Lakes were able to cross for another converted try before halftime to go to the halftime break leading by 14 points to 7. It was still anyone’s match at this stage. The second half was a real dour battle. It developed into an arm wrestle for the final 40 minutes. The only points in the second half was a penalty goal to The Lakes to make the final score 17-7. Best players for The Lakes were five-eight Brayden Hutchinson-Walters, lock James McCombie and No.8 Reihana Hemopo. Warnervale were best served by No.8 Matt Martin, lock Lachlan Natapu and flanker Kye Haslam
 
 
The Bay & Woy Woy President’s Cup teams had the bye this weekend.
 
 
Women’s 10’s rugby continued with three matches. Avoca Beach defeated Terrigal 15-12 in a close match, while The Lakes and Hornsby recorded good wins.
 
 

CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
RESULTS
SATURDAY, 18th JUNE, 2022
ROUND 10
 
PREMIER 1
 
Terrigal                       17                   
Adam Danckert, Joel Cornish, tries;
Adam Danckert 2 conversions, 1 penalty goal
 
drew with
Kariong                       17                   
Logan Campbell, Kane Williams tries;
Scott Hanley 2 conversions, 1 penalty goal
 
 
Warnervale                 35                   
Tupou Soane, Tevita Piukala, Tomi Kaati, Jack Gray, Sione Vuna tries;
Cameron McNamara 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
 
defeated
Hornsby                      24                   
Aisea Tukipili 2, Jim Hawkins, Tevita Faupula tries;
Jim Hawkins 2 conversions
 
 
The Lakes                   35                   
Travis Vawdon 2, Illesa Cama 2, James McCombie tries;
Logan Hemopo 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals
 
defeated
Gosford                       20                   
Mitch Cornwell 2, Ben Shelley tries;
Ben Shelley 1 penalty goal, 1 conversion
 
                                                    
                                                                                                                                     
PREMIER 2
Terrigal                       29        Kariong           21       
Warnervale                 15        Hornsby            8                              
The Lakes                   53        Gosford             7
 
PRESIDENTS CUP                                     
Warnervale                 19        Hornsby            5 
Terrigal White            29        Woy Woy       15
Avoca Beach             36        The Bay            0                                                                                                                                                                     
WOMEN
Terrigal                       28        Kariong/Razorbacks   0   
Avoca Beach               29        The Lakes       14
Hornsby                      14        Warnervale     10
                       
 
REPORT :
The ‘Match of the Day’ at The Haven Oval saw Terrigal and Kariong play out a 17 all draw. It was obviously a tight struggle throughout. The match proved intense and hard fought for the entire 80 minutes. Terrigal started the match a little stronger and the home team opened up the scoring with a converted try midway through the first half to take a 7 points to nil lead. This score remained for much of the first half. Kariong did kick a penalty goal through halfback Scott Hanley late in the half to reduce the score to 7-3. This 7 points to 3 scoreline showed just how tight the match was, and that it was to be anyone’s match. Kariong scored their first try early in the first half to take the lead by 10 points to 7, but a penalty goal to the home side soon levelled the scores at 10 points apiece. The remainder of the half was so intense. Both teams crossed for a converted try, first Kariong, then Terrigal for the match to be all locked up at the fulltime whistle. Best players for Kariong were lock Taylor Mildren, centre Lachlan Peruch and prop Jackson Parkes. Best performers for Terrigal were No.8 Sam Kenny, flanker Noah Hughes and centre Harry Hughes. The result of this match simply shows that both these teams are definite Premiership candidates, and that the competition this year is very open.
 
Hornsby and Warnervale met at Pennants Hill Oval and the match resulted in a 35 points to 24 win to Warnervale. The match proved a neck to neck struggle for the first 40 minutes. Warnervale opened up the scoring and it was not that long before they had jumped to a 12 points to nil lead after crossing for 2 tries. However, Hornsby were not to be outdone. It was not long before the home side had levelled the scores at 12 all. Warnervale did cross for their third try late in the first half to make the halftime score Warnervale 17 Hornsby 12. It was in the early and mid stages of the second half that Warnervale skipped away on the scoreboard. They were able to post a further 18 points to the scoreboard before Hornsby was able to respond with their own points. It was Warnervale’s half of rugby. Hornsby did respond late in the half with two tries but it was all too late. Best players for Warnervale were No.8 Tevita Piukala and hooker Cameron McNamara, but the whole team had made their mark. Best for Hornsby were fullback Jim Hawkins, hooker Hosea Fotukava and centre Harry Fox.
 
The Lakes had their first match at home this season at Slade Park when they
defeated Gosford by 35 points to 20. They certainly took full advantage of this
home ground advantage. It was a pleasing win for the home side but they did not have
it all their own way. The Lakes did cross for three tries to one in the first half to take a
17 points to 10 lead at the halftime break. The home side played well in the first 40
minutes and deserved that lead. Gosford also played well and were certainly making
The Lakes earn their points. The Lakes confirmed their dominance in the early stages
of the second half when they were able to post a further 13 points to jump to a
winning 30 points to 10 lead. Gosford never stopped trying and were rewarded with
two tries late in the match. Best players for The Lakes were winger Travis Vawdon,
who crossed for 2 tries, winger Illese Cama and prop Zac McGuiness. Gosford were
best served by locks Mitch Cornwell and Tofua Fifta.     
 
 
 
The Bay President’s Cup team were defeated by Avoca Beach at Heazlett Park, going down by 36 points to 0.
 
 
Women’s 10’s rugby continued with three matches. Terrigal confirmed their Premiership favouritism by defeating Kariong/Razorbacks by 28 points to 0, Avoca Beach defeated The Lakes by 29 points to 14, and Hornsby defeated Warnervale in a close one by 14 points to 10.

SENIOR 1ST XV 2022

Josefa Biu - Razorbacks
Mitch Briggs - Avoca Beach
Jordan Clark - Razorbacks
Jye Cornish - Terrigal
Adam Danckert - Terrigal
Wesley Faupula - Hornsby
Jarrod Grange - Razorbacks
Harry Gray - Terrigal
Jake Hubbard - Kariong
Mitch Jacob - Avoca Beach
Elekana Laupola - Terrigal
Mitch Magrath - Avoca Beach
Matt Martin - Warnervale
Ethan McInnes - Terrigal
Jake McPhie - Avoca Beach
Brent Merritt - Terrigal
Salipopo Pamata - Terrigal
Rob Peden - Razorbacks
Lachlan Peruch - Kariong
Timothy Poese - The Lakes
Joe Taylor - Terrigal
Shaun Townsend - Avoca Beach
Owen Turner - Razorbacks
Epeli Vure - The Lakes
 
COACH: Craig McWilliam, Murray Cox & Hoani Rimene
MANAGER: Kyle Lanzini
 
WOMEN’S 1ST XV 2022
 
Shenay Ball - Terrigal
Taylor Bateman - Avoca Beach
Canditah Brown - Kariong/Razorbacks
Georgia Clements - Hornsby
Elise Conolly - Terrigal
Ellie Dark - Kariong/Razorbacks
Hayley Egan - Avoca Beach
Gloria Kaati - Warnervale
Priya Lama - Avoca Beach
Chloe Lewin - Kariong/Razorbacks
Emily Lufe - Terrigal
Lorna Martin - Kariong/Razorbacks
Natalie Mastroianni - The Lakes
Ariel Miller - Warnervale
Ebony Millgate - Avoca Beach
Callie Morris - Hornsby
Cerys O'Grady-Cousins - Avoca Beach
April Radford - Warnervale
Maddi Robinson - Terrigal
Hannah Stewart - Avoca Beach
Danielle Theron - Warnervale
Sharni Waters - Avoca Beach
Taylah Welsh - Avoca Beach
Summer Witt - Avoca Beach
Ally Woutersz - Avoca Beach
 
COACH: Michael Burgess & Jacob Tumanako 
MANAGER: Pam Proctor
 
COLTS – UNDER 19’s 2022

Charlie Crimmings - Avoca Beach
Hunter Dixon - Razorbacks
Patrick Duke - The Lakes
Ashton Hutchinson-Walters - The Lakes
Hunter Jackson-Sullivan - Warnervale
Chris James - Hornsby
Lewis Jeffrey - Terrigal
Juah Mare - Terrigal
Harry McWilliam - Terrigal 
Sam Millard - Terrigal
Jack O’Connor - Hornsby
Jimmy O'Connor - Hornsby
Jonathan Pongi - The Lakes
Noah Radford - Razorbacks
Fletcher Rogers - Terrigal
Tylah Ross - Avoca Beach
William Shipton - Terrigal
Lachlan Sooialo - Avoca Beach
Noah Stewart - Terrigal
Cam Thurgood - Hornsby
Isaac Truskett-Jones - Hornsby
Tevita Vaenuku - Gosford
Cooper Zammit - The Lakes
 
COACH: Nick Meyer, Chris Woutersz & Scott Hanley
MANAGER: Josh Harrod

CENTRAL COAST RUGBY UNION
​RESULTS
SATURDAY, 4th JUNE, 2022
ROUND 9
 
PREMIER 1
 
Terrigal                       54                   
Sam Kenny 2, Adam Danckert, Matt Polmear, Blake Irwin, Todd Atkins, Elekana Laupola, Joel Cornish, tries;
Adam Danckert 7 conversions
 
defeated
Warnervale                   5                   
Keegan Quakawoot try
 
 
The Lakes                   27                   
Tim Poese 2, Travis Vawdon, Peni Rauluni tries;
Logan Hemopo 1 conversion, 1 penalty goal
Ashton Hutchinson-Walters 1 conversion
 
defeated
Hornsby                      26                   
Harry Fox 2, Hosea Fotukava, Leone Naisorotabua tries;
Hunter Bird 3 conversions
 
 
Avoca Beach               69                   
Nathan Brown 4, Mitchell Briggs 3, Mitchell Magrath, Sam Evans, Austin McAlpine, Joel Parish tries;
Sam Evans 6 conversions;
Jake McPhie 1 conversion
 
defeated
Gosford                       10                   
Ben Shelley try;
Ben Shelley 1 penalty goal, 1 conversion
 
 
Kariong                       28                   
defeated
Woy Woy                     0
                                
                                                                                                                                     
PREMIER 2
Terrigal                       36        Warnervale     10
The Lakes                   29        Hornsby            0
Avoca Beach               70        Gosford             0
Kariong                       41        Woy Woy          26 
                                                  
PRESIDENTS CUP                         
Terrigal Blue              20        Warnervale       0
Terrigal White            15        The Bay            0 
The Lakes                   36        Hornsby            7                                                                                                                                                        
WOMEN
Terrigal                       45        Warnervale     10
The Lakes                   26        Hornsby           5
                       
 
REPORT :
The Match of the Day at The Haven Oval saw Terrigal record a most convincing victory over Warnervale, running out winners by 61 points to 5. Warnervale got away to a great start by crossing for the first points in the match when they scored the opening try. But that is almost where it ended for them. It did not take long before Terrigal started to assert its supremacy and very quickly took control of the scoreboard. In fact by halftime Terrigal had jumped to a 33 points to 5 lead and the match seemed to be almost over by then. Terrigal was playing some very effective rugby and Warnervale appeared to have very few answers. Best players for Terrigal were No.8 Elekana Laupola, prop Harry Gray, flanker Sam Kenny, who crossed for 2 tries in the match, and five-eight Adam Danckert. Warnervale tried everything to close the difference on the scoreboard but it was just not going to be their day. Warnervale had several good performances, including No.8 Matt Martin, and centres Keegan Quakawoot and Soine Piukala. Terrigal continued on in the same vein in the second half and were able to post a further 28 points in the second stanza. The result sees Terrigal getting close to top form while Warnervale will need to regroup for the second half of the season to ensure they make the Finals this year.
 
The Lakes and Hornsby met at Pennants Hill Oval and the match proved a neck to neck struggle for the whole 80 minutes. The Lakes won the match in the final minutes by 27 points to 26. The Lakes opened the scoring with a converted try to take a 7 points to nil lead. This was quickly evened up by Hornsby. The middle stages of the first half saw The Lakes grab a significant lead and they maintained this lead to the break. At halftime The Lakes led by 19 pointas to 7. They had the better of the first half and thus had the lead in the match. However Hornsby was not to be outdone. They played some very good rugby early in the second half and by midway through the second half they had squared the match up at 19 points apiece. It was anybody’s game of rugby at that point. The latter stages of the match saw The Lakes regain the lead with a try, to lead 24 points to19 but it was not long before the home side took the lead 26-24 through a converted try. It was not until the dying stages of the match that The Lakes were able to kick a penalty goal to take the lead 27-26 and to get the victory. It was such a close and intense struggle throughout and both teams could have won this match. Best players for The Lakes were Wiremu Pirini, lock Reihana Hemopo, and fullback Macui Rauluni. Players who performed best for Hornsby were centres Hunter Bird and Harry Fox, and prop Russel Yates.
 
Heazlett Park saw another excellent performance by the Avoca Beach team, when they defeated Gosford by 69 points to 10. It was a fairly even start to the match with both team posting early points. In fact Gosford led in the early stages through some brilliant work by five-eight Ben Shelley. Gosford led by 10 points to 5 but that was the end of the scoring for the visitors. Avoca Beach gradually took control and was able to post points regularly for the reminder of the match. They played very structured rugby with their forwards doing their job and the backline showing considerable pace out wide to take full advantage of the good ball being received. Avoca Beach went to the halftime break leading by 26 points to 10 so even at that stage they were firmly in control. The young Gosford team never stopped trying but they had no answer to the Avoca Beach consistency and attack. Best players for Avoca Beach were fullback Mitchell Briggs, halfback Mitchell Magrath, hooker Cooper Elliott and flanker Austin McAlpine. Gosford had several good players but none were better than five-eight Ben Shelley, centre Sam Underwood, and locks Tofua Fifita and Mitch Cornwell. The win sees Avoca Beach maintain their spot at the top of the competition ladder.
 
Kariong defeated Woy Woy at Kariong Oval by 28 points to nil.
 
 
The Bay President’s Cup team had a hard fought loss to Terrigal White, going down by 15 points to 0.
 
 
Women’s 10’s rugby continued with two matches. Terrigal confirmed their Premiership favouritism by defeating Warnervale by 45 points to 10, and The Lakes caused an upset by defeating Hornsby by 26 points to 5.