SUNDAY 2pm -BURLEIGH BEARS v SUNSHINE COAST FALCONS
Burleigh suffered a rare defeat last weekend in the TV game against the Northern Pride, and will need to get back into winner’s circle this weekend or they could lose the competition lead. It will be tough work too with the Sunshine Coast Falcons in a mini form revival with two straight wins. Once again Sandor Earl has been named for the Sunshine Coast, and should get plenty of support on his way back to rugby league.ย ย Tui Kamikamica could use the game as a great hit out for the upcoming Pacific test.
Teams
1 Kurtis Rowe 2. Troy Leo 3. Sami Sauiluma 4. Henare Wells 5. Tyrone Roberts-Davis 6. Dallas Wells 7. Jamal Fogarty 8. Luke Page (c) 9. Pat Politoni 10. Matt White 11. Hayden Schwass 12. Blake Leary 13. Sam Coster 14. Matthew Robinson 16. Josh Ailaomai 17. Jai Whitbread 18. Jess Savage
Sunshine Coast Falcons
1. Ryan Papenhuyzen 2. Matt Soper-Lawler 3. Justin Olam 4. Keelyn Tuuta-Edwards 5. Khan Ahwang 6. Caleb Daunt 7. Rhys Jacks 18. Tui Kamikamica 9. Harry Grant 10. Lachlan Timm 11. Christopher Lewis 12. Jacob Hind 13. Liam McDonald (c) 14. Sandor Earl 15. Harrison Muller 16. Lachlan Roe 17. Sam Burns 19. Louis Geraghty
SUNDAY 2pm – EASTS TIGERS v CENTRAL CAPRAS
These two teams lost last weekend but in much different style. Central Capras were beaten in the last few minute by Tweed Heads and Easts Tiger went scoreless against the Blackhawks. That’s after winning a few games to get back into form. With Easts squad they should be higher than their current 11th positions, so need a win against an in form Central Capras to stay in touch with the top 6.. As ever in 2018, Central went close again, but did not quite get home. Hanging onto a lead at Langlands Park would be a great achievement.
Teams
Easts Tigers
1. Scott Drinkwater 2. Linc Port 4. Conor Carey 3. Shane Neumann 5. Jarrod McInally (c) 6. Billy Walters 7. Brodie Croft 8. Matthew Groat 9. Chris Ostwald 10. Brett Greinke 11. Michael Egan 12. Patrick Kaufusi 13. Jack Svendsen 14. Ollie Olds 15. Ash Little 16. Anton Iaria 17. Harley Aiono 18. Jarred Tuite 19. Brayden Torpy
CQ Capras
1. Zeik Foster 2. Junior Kirisome 3. Connor Broadhurst 4. Nathan Bassani 5. Chanel Seigafo 6. Maipele Morseau 7. Blake Goodman 8. Oliver Percy (c) 9. Aaron Teroi 10. Jerry Key (c) 11. Bill Cullen 12. Dave Taylor 13. Jamie Hill 14. Darcy Davey 15. Dave Cowhan 16. Peter Rogers 17. Brad Lupi 18. Aaron Flanagan 19. Luke George 20. Jamie Minto
SUNDAY 2pm – SOUTHS LOGAN MAGPIES v REDCLIFFE DOLPHINS
One final game between two sides right beside each other on the ladder, and these third and fourth sides missed out on an opportunity to close the gap to Burleigh by losing themselves. In fact, the Magpies have lost two in a row, and a third against Redcliffe will start to hurt their chances of a top two finish. You would think there’s a lot of players in these teams that could be fighting for positions in the Queensland Residents team for the big show at the Olympic Stadium next weekend, so that doubles up the importance of the fixture at Davies Park.
Teams
1 Corey Allan 2. Benaiah Bowie 3. Marion Seve 4. Dan Russell 5. Paul Rokolati 6. Guy Hamilton 7. Sam Scarlett 8. George Fai 9. Travis Waddell 10. Rhys Melville 11. Brendon Gibb 12. David Fifita 13. Phil Dennis (c) 14. Jordan Scott 15. Simi Fatafehi 16. Daniel Tamou 17. Sam Elliott
1. Tony Tumusa 2. Jonus Pearson 3. Jeremy Hawkins 4. Moses Pangai 5. Josh Beehag 6. Bryce Donovan 7. Cameron Cullen (c) 8. James Taylor 9. Jake Turpin 10. Toby Rudolf 11. Jamil Hopoate 12. Aaron Whitchurch 13. Sam Anderson 14. Scott Schulte 15. Nathan Watts 16. Tom Geraghty 17. Hugh Pratt
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