2018 Mounties

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48th min TRY MOUNTIES to Andre Nikko, great pass to put him over, and he converts his own try.

Mounties 22-0

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52nd min TRY BULLDOGS to Frank Kuresa, converted by the half Brandon Wakeham from the sideline. It’s off the back of a dubious call at the other end of the field... should have been a line drop out and the referee awarded a seven tackle set to the Dogs.

Mounties 22-6

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18 to go TRY MOUNTIES to Semi Velemei, set up by Matt Lyons. He’s over in the corner. Andre Nikko can’t convert it.

Mounties 26-6

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13 to go in Jersey Flegg... TRY BULLDOGS out wide to second rower Dalton Smith. Brandon Wakeham cannot convert.

Mounties 26-10

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3 mins to go TRY MOUNTIES to winger Thomas McGrady. Andre Nikko converts from the sideline.

Mounties 32-10

FULL TIME

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Up next we have Mounties taking on the Canterbury Bulldogs in the NSW Premiership. It is icy conditions at Belmore as the sun goes down. The wind is cutting and it is now 6C with the wind chill. Here’s the final Mounties team:

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Here come the Mounties... and now the Bulldogs. Huge break between matches here tonight. Mounties kick off, we are underway! Don’t forget, this match is live on Fox League.

[Westsydneyraider]

Since when did mounites have taane Milne ??
He’s a handy backup !!

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6th min TRY BULLDOGS to fullback Mason Ceruto, after a great kick to the in goal from Josh Cleeland. Converted Morgan Harper.

Bulldogs 6-0

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11th min TRY BULLDOGS to Josh Cleveland, they’ve started on fire. Poor defence from Mounties early. No conversion.

Bulldogs 10-0

[edwahu]

That downtown penalty must be the first this decade.

[bonehead]

Since when did mounites have taane Milne ??
He’s a handy backup !!

signed a while back, been serving a drug ban.

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33rd min TRY BULLDOGS to Josh Bergamin. It is off the back of a penalty, but there’s no doubt, Mounties are flat and the defence is poor tonight. Morgan Harper fails to convert from out wide.

Bulldogs 14-0

HALF TIME

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It’s warmed up a bit at Belmore, as the wind has died down. Now 8C with the wind chill.

Mounties had 39 per cent possession in the first half...

Canterbury kick off to start the second half.

[VictorTheViking]

Hindering play from an offside position and its play on for dogs

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44th min TRY BULLDOGS to Matt Frawley, Mounties fall for a simple dummy. The former Raiders are carving Mounties up... but let’s face it, the Mounties defence is awful as well. Morgan Harper converts.

Bulldogs 20-0

Bulldogs let the kick off bounce dead.

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49th min TRY MOUNTIES to Taane Milne, finally a nice attacking backline move. Milne fails to convert his own try from the sideline.

Bulldogs 20-4

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57th min TRY BULLDOGS to winger Josh Bergamin, his second tonight. No conversion.

Bulldogs 24-4

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65th min TRY MOUNTIES to Royce Hunt, he just barges over. This really has been a poor match all round, but Mounties now trail by just 14. Milne converts.

Bulldogs 24-10

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71st min TRY BULLDOGS to Jayden Okunbor, set up by centre Morgan Harper. No doubt about the result now. No conversion.

Bulldogs 28-10

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75th min Jack Murchie gets 10 in the bin to round out a splendid evening!

[VictorTheViking]

Murchie sinbinned for an incredibly soft high shot...this ref is horrid...elbows on mounties players face in the ruck and penalty dogs....

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Couple of dust ups in the final stages now.

[-TW-]

Taane Milne wants to punch on

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FULL TIME

Canterbury Bulldogs 28
Mounties 10

[bonehead]

shocking game, Mounties badly undermanned.
Murchie binned for a legal tackle, ref lost control with over 10mins to go - his review during the week will 've embarrassing

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MATCH REPORT: Bulldogs bounce back in Belmore win over Mounties

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have bounced back into the winners' circle with a 28-10 victory over Mounties in Round 10 of the Intrust Super Premiership NSW.

The Belmore Sportsground match saw a flurry of points for the home side, which registered six tries in the win, including a double to winger Josh Bergamin. Five-eighth Josh Cleeland and fullback Mason Cerruto were also instrumental in the Bulldogs' eighth win of season 2018, although they will have to deal with the sudden departure of regular NRL player Marcelo Montoya.

Read more: https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2018/07/0 ... -mounties/

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2018 NSW Premiership: Rd 18 Mounties V Western Suburbs Magpies, Wests Tigers



Mounties V Western Suburbs Magpies
Saturday 14 July
Campbelltown Stadium
NSW Premiership 1:00pm
TV coverage: Nine

Western Suburbs Magpies
1. Tuimoala Lolohea 2. Malakai Watene-Zelezniak 3. Braden Robson 4. Leighton Tali 5. Lucas Price 6. Tyson Gamble 7. Pita Godinet 10. Patrice Siolo 9. Jacob Liddle 8. Cowen Epere 11. Christopher McQueen 12. Luke Garner 13. Robert Rochow 14. Bayley Sironen 15. Oliver Clark 16. Joseph Ratuvakacereivalu 17. Harry O'toole 18. Watson Heleta 19. Sam McIntyre

Mounties
1. Tyler Cornish 2. Tony Satini 3. Sebastian Kris 4. Taane Milne 5. Sitiveni Moceidreke 6. Brendan O'Hagan 7. Henry Raiwalui 8. Royce Hunt 9. Craig Garvey 10. Mitch Cahalane 11. Ed Murphy 12. Jack Murchie 13. Makahesi Makatoa 14. Corey Horsburgh 15. Jarrett Boland 16. Emre Guler 17. Joel Luani

Mounties V Wests Tigers
Saturday 14 July
Campbelltown Stadium
Jersey Flegg 3:00pm

Wests Tigers
1. Dylan Smith 2. Pulonga Kavaefiafi 3. Peter Pakoti 4. Ofisa Seufale 5. Liam Pakau 6. Connelly Lemuelu 7. Ben Stevanovic 8. Ben Seufale 9. Jake Scott 10. Edward Carter 11. Sam McIntyre 12. Alex Seyfarth 13. Kiani Marshall 14. Bennett Wheelhouse 15. Riley Cheshire 16. Will Lawson 17. Henry Lealuga-Puhotau 19. Josh Bermingham 20. James Tautaiolefua

Mounties
1. Andre Niko 2. Tom McGrady 3. Harley Smith-Shields 4. Matthew Lyons 5. Semi Valemi 6. Paul Roache 7. Toby Westcott 8. Nicholas Toomata 9. Lachlan Cooper 10. Matt Scott 11. Hudson Young 12. Daniel Keir 13. Darby Medlyn 14. Kyle Paterson 15. Komiti Tuilagi 16. Tom Robertson 17. Elijah Hunt

[zim]

3. Sebastian KRIS.
6. Brendan O'Hagan
Looking forward to this.

[ALX22]

O'Hagan looked like he was carrying a knee or leg injury in the U20 SOO game.

[bonehead]

O'Hagan looked like he was carrying a knee or leg injury in the U20 SOO game.

The 3 other boys impressed I thought, young Hala looked like the sort of forward I'd like to be on the bench in nrl next year, good leg speed and added impact hands generally fix themselves with experience

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2017 NSW Premiership Round 18: Mounties preview



In Round 18, Mounties play the Western Suburbs Magpies in NSW Premiership and the Wests Tigers in Jersey Flegg at Campbelltown Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

NSW Premiership: Mounties suffered their second loss in a row in Round 17, a 28-10 defeat at the hands of the Canterbury Bulldogs at Belmore Sports Ground. The Bulldogs led 14-0 at half time, scoring three tries, and went to a 20-0 lead four minutes into the second half after a try from former Raiders junior, Matt Frawley.

The first points came for Mounties in the 49th minute, when centre Taane Milne crossed in the corner. Royce Hunt produced the only other try for Mt Pritchard in the 65th minute, just barging over the line, the conversion from Milne reducing the deficit to 14 points. However, when the Bulldogs' Jayden Okunbor scored with just under 10 minutes remaining, the result was put beyond doubt.

Mounties were disrupted, with Brendan O'Hagan required for New South Wales Under 20s Origin, and hooker Craig Garvey was forced into the halves. However, Mounties looked flat and their defence was often found wanting. Mounties had just a 43 per cent possession share, conceded 12 penalties and six line breaks, and produced 52 ineffective or missed tackles. Craig Garvey (38), Jack Murchie (37) and Makahesi Makatoa (36) topped the tackle count for Mounties, while Taane Milne (137m), Makahesi Makatoa (115m) and Omar Slaimankhel (106m) produced most metres with the ball in hand.

Mounties are placed second on the competition table, but are now three competition points adrift of the ladder leading Penrith Panthers. Their opponents this weekend, the Magpies, are placed third, but are equal with Mounties on 22 competition points. Both teams have a 9 and 6 record so far this season. The Magpies have a WLWWL record in their past five matches, losing to the Dragons, 22-18, in their last match. Their other recent loss was by just one point, to the Newtown Jets. They are coming off a bye last weekend. Mounties have a LWWLL form line.

Mounties have an advantage in attack, averaging 27 points scored per match, compared with 22 for the Magpies. However the Magpies have the better defensive record, conceding an average 17 points per match compared with 21 for Mounties. Mounties have a positive points differential of 102, the Magpies +82.

Team changes: For Mounties, Sebastian Kris moves to centre, with Tony Satini shifting wider, to the wing. Sitiveni Moceidreke returns to the team in his regular wing spot, with Taane Milne moving to centre and Omar Slaimankhel dropping out of the squad. Brendan O'Hagan is again named to make his debut in the NSW Premiership team at five eighth - after his late withdrawal last week. Craig Garvey returns to his regular dummy half role. Mitch Cahalane replaces Charlie Gubb at starting prop, while Emre Guler and Corey Horsburgh will be backing up from Under 20s Origin off the bench

For the Magpies, Tui Lolohea replaces Dylan Smith at fullback, while Malaki Watene Zelezniak comes in at wing in place of Harrison O'Toole. Chris McQueen is named in the second row, replacing Sam McIntyre, while Robbie Rochow takes over from Bayley Sironen at lock. O'Toole and Sironen drop to the bench, while McIntyre is named on the reserves list.

Our tip: Mounties need to win this clash if they're to hold onto second place on the ladder. The Mounties line up looks to be stronger than the last couple of weeks, but the Magpies are probably in better recent form and have the home ground advantage. Sadly, we'll have to go with the Magpies in a close one.

Jersey Flegg: Mounties produced a very good 32-10 win over the Canterbury Bulldogs at Belmore, with former Orange CYMS, Bears and Panthers junior, Toby Westcott impressing in his Mounties debut. The victory sees Mounties retain fourth place on the ladder, with a 9 and 5 record so far this season. Their opposition this week, the Wests Tigers, are placed 12th, at the foot of the competition table. The Tigers have won just twice, whilst losing 12 matches. They started the season with an 11 game losing streak, recording their first win in Round 14 against the Sea Eagles. They backed that up with a win over the North Sydney Bears in Round 15, before suffering a 44-6 loss to the Sea Eages in their last outing. Mounties have a LWWWW form line in their past five games.

Mounties have a clearly better attacking and defensive record. Mounties have averaged 23 points scored per match, compared with just 13 for the Tigers. Mounties concede an average of 21 points per match, while the Wests Tigers concede 27. Mounties have a small positive points differential (+30); the Tigers have the worst points differential in the league (-195).

Mounties have named the same team that took the field against the Canterbury Bulldogs, with late inclusions Mathew Lyons and Toby Westcott retaining their positions at centre and half back. For the Wests Tigers, Pulonga Kavaefiafi and Peter Pakoti come in at right wing and centre, replacing James Tautaiolefua and Connelly Lemuelu. Connelly Lemuelu is named at five eighth in place of Gus Garzaniti, while Jake Scott takes over at hooker from Bennett Wheelhouse. Alexander Seyfarth moves from lock to the second row, replacing Kane McQuiggin. Kiani Marshall takes the No. 13 jersey.

While the Wests Tigers are on the improve, it is difficult to see anything other than a Mounties win in this one.

Mounties V Western Suburbs Magpies
Saturday 14 July
Campbelltown Stadium
NSW Premiership 1:00pm
TV coverage: Nine

Western Suburbs Magpies
1. Tuimoala Lolohea 2. Malakai Watene-Zelezniak 3. Braden Robson 4. Leighton Tali 5. Lucas Price 6. Tyson Gamble 7. Pita Godinet 10. Patrice Siolo 9. Jacob Liddle 8. Cowen Epere 11. Christopher McQueen 12. Luke Garner 13. Robert Rochow 14. Bayley Sironen 15. Oliver Clark 16. Joseph Ratuvakacereivalu 17. Harry O'toole 18. Watson Heleta 19. Sam McIntyre

Mounties
1. Tyler Cornish 2. Tony Satini 3. Sebastian Kris 4. Taane Milne 5. Sitiveni Moceidreke 6. Brendan O'Hagan 7. Henry Raiwalui 8. Royce Hunt 9. Craig Garvey 10. Mitch Cahalane 11. Ed Murphy 12. Jack Murchie 13. Makahesi Makatoa 14. Corey Horsburgh 15. Jarrett Boland 16. Emre Guler 17. Joel Luani

Mounties V Wests Tigers
Saturday 14 July
Campbelltown Stadium
Jersey Flegg 3:00pm

Wests Tigers
1. Dylan Smith 2. Pulonga Kavaefiafi 3. Peter Pakoti 4. Ofisa Seufale 5. Liam Pakau 6. Connelly Lemuelu 7. Ben Stevanovic 8. Ben Seufale 9. Jake Scott 10. Edward Carter 11. Sam McIntyre 12. Alex Seyfarth 13. Kiani Marshall 14. Bennett Wheelhouse 15. Riley Cheshire 16. Will Lawson 17. Henry Lealuga-Puhotau 19. Josh Bermingham 20. James Tautaiolefua

Mounties
1. Andre Niko 2. Tom McGrady 3. Harley Smith-Shields 4. Matthew Lyons 5. Semi Valemi 6. Paul Roache 7. Toby Westcott 8. Nicholas Toomata 9. Lachlan Cooper 10. Matt Scott 11. Hudson Young 12. Daniel Keir 13. Darby Medlyn 14. Kyle Paterson 15. Komiti Tuilagi 16. Tom Robertson 17. Elijah Hunt



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Welcome to our coverage of today’s clash between Mounties and the Western Suburbs Magpies. This match is broadcast live on Nine in ACT/NSW. Jordan Martin called up for Sitiveni Moceidreke, looks like Jack Murchie might be Raiders 18th man. Here are the final team line ups:




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[Raiders666]

Have the Raiders given Milne a contract yet?

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Craig Garvey kicks off for Mounties, we’re underway.