Round 17 results

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Round 17
3 July	Penrith	-	South Sydney	Pepper
4 July	St George Illawarra	-	North Queensland	WIN
5 July	Manly	-	Cronulla	Brookvale
6 July	Wests Tigers	-	Parramatta	ANZ

Brisbane, Canberra, Canterbury, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney Roosters, Warriors - Bye

New South Wales U20s Origin Team Named

[caption id="attachment_6651" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Drew Hutchison[/caption]

The 2015 New South Wales Under 20 squad has been announced today for their annual clash against Queensland.

The team selected features 5 players from this year’s Junior Kangaroos team and 3 players with NRL experience.

Former Melbourne NYC coach Dean Pay will coach the side for the fourth year in a row.

The side will play Queensland U20s as the curtain-raiser to Origin III on Wednesday 8 July at Suncorp Stadium.

1 Latrell Mitchell (Sydney Roosters)
2 Brian Kelly (Gold Coast Titans)
3 John Olive (South Sydney Rabbitohs)
4 Robert Jennings (Penrith Panthers)
5 Brent Naden (Penrith Panthers)
6 Jackson Hastings (Sydney Roosters)
7 Drew Hutchison (St George Illawarra Dragons)
8 Alex Twal (Parramatta Eels)
9 Grant Garvey (Sydney Roosters)
11 Liam Knight (Manly Sea Eagles)
11 Joe Stimson (Melbourne Storm)
12 Tyrell Fuimaono (Parramatta Eels)
13 Luke Yates (Newcastle Knights)

14 Jacob Liddle (Wests Tigers)
15 Oliver Clarke (Penrith Panthers)
16 Addison Demetriou (Manly Sea Eagles)
17 Hame Sele (St George Illawarra Dragons)
18 Matt Woods (Wests Tigers)

Coach: Dean Pay

Queensland U20s Origin team named

[caption id="attachment_6644" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Coen Hess (Photo: Colin Whelan/NRL Photos)[/caption]

The 2015 Queensland Under 20 squad has been announced today for their annual clash against New South Wales.

The team selected features 10 members of the Brisbane Broncos Holden Cup side, 6 players from this year's Junior Kangaroos team and Holden Cup leading tryscorer Gideon Mosby-Gela.

South Sydney Rabbitohs assistant coach Kurt Wrigley will coach the side for the first time. A Toowoomba native, Wrigley played first grade for Cronulla, St George and the Adelaide Rams.

The side will play New South Wales U20 as the curtain-raiser to Origin III on Wednesday 8 July at Suncorp Stadium.

1 Paul Byrnes (Brisbane Broncos)
2 Gideon Mosby-Gela (North Qld Cowboys)
3 Jordan Drew (Brisbane Broncos)
4 Marion Seve (Wests Tigers)
5 Conor Carey (North Qld Cowboys)
6 Jayden Nikorima (Brisbane Broncos)
7 Ashley Taylor (Brisbane Broncos)
8 George Fai (Brisbane Broncos)
9 Jayden Berrell (Brisbane Broncos)
10 Lindsay Collins (Brisbane Broncos)
11 Coen Hess (North Qld Cowboys)
12 Alex Barr (Brisbane Broncos)
13 Jai Arrow (Brisbane Broncos)

14 Karl Lawton (Gold Coast Titans)
15 Luke Bateman (Canberra Raiders)
16 Sam Lavea (Brisbane Broncos)
17 Oshae Tuiasau (Gold Coast Titans)
18 Andrew Niemoeller (North Qld Cowboys)

Coach: Kurt Wrigley

Round 16 results

[caption id="attachment_5846" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Marata Niukore[/caption]

Round 16
26 June	South Sydney	12-38	Manly	ANZ
26 June	Brisbane	40-18	Newcastle	Suncorp
27 June	Warriors	16-24	Canberra	Mt Smart
27 June	North Queensland	56-10	Cronulla	1300SMILES
27 June	Parramatta	18-8	St George Illawarra	Pirtek
28 June	Sydney	35-40	Gold Coast	Central Coast Stadium
28 June	Wests Tigers	10-6	Penrith	Leichhardt
29 June	Canterbury	21-20	Melbourne	Belmore Sport Grounds

Round 15 results

[caption id="attachment_6473" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Latrell Mitchell (Photo: roosters.com.au)[/caption]

Round 15
20 June	Manly	44-24	Wests Tigers	Campbelltown
20 June	Canberra	16-38	North Queensland	GIO
20 June	Gold Coast	20-28	Warriors	Cbus Super
20 June	Canterbury	26-30	Penrith	ANZ
21 June	Newcastle	10-24	Cronulla	Hunter
21 June	Melbourne	6-74	Brisbane	AAMI
22 June	St George Illawarra	34-12	Sydney	Allianz

Parramatta, South Sydney - Bye

Round 14 results

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Round 14
12 June	Wests Tigers	28-22	South Sydney	ANZ
13 June	Warriors	22-38	Sydney	Mt Smart
14 June	Gold Coast	10-23	Canterbury	Cbus Super
15 June	Melbourne	12-48	Parramatta	AAMI

Brisbane, Canberra, Cronulla, Manly, Newcastle, North Queensland, Penrith, St George Illawarra - Bye

Round 13 results

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Round 13
5 June	Brisbane	28-28	Manly	Suncorp
5 June	Wests Tigers	34-32	Gold Coast	Leichhardt
6 June	Newcastle	29-28	Canberra	Hunter
6 June	South Sydney	24-34	Warriors	Redfern Oval
6 June	Parramatta	6-54	North Queensland	McCredie Park
6 June	Penrith	36-16	Melbourne	Pepper
7 June	Cronulla	24-40	Sydney	Remondis
8 June	Canterbury	31-18	St George Illawarra	ANZ

Queensland U18 team named

[caption id="attachment_6314" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Keegan Hipgrave (Photo: QRL)[/caption]

The 2015 Queensland Under 18 representative squad has been announced for their annual clash against New South Wales.

The team selected features some of the best young talent from the Holden Cup, Mal Meninga Cup and SG Ball competitions.

Former Melbourne Storm Holden Cup coach, Anthony Seibold, will coach the side for the third year in a row.

The side will play New South Wales U18 as the curtain-raiser to Origin II on Wednesday 17 June at Melbourne Cricket Ground.

1 Gehamat Shibasake (Townsville Stingers)
2 Enari Tuala (Townsville Stingers)
3 Keenan Yorston (Cronulla Sharks)
4 Bacho Salam (North Qld Cowboys/Townsville)
5 Bernard Lewis (Sydney Roosters)
6 Mitchell Dunn (North Qld Cowboys/Townsville)
7 Joshua Faiud (Norths Devils)
8 Keegan Hipgrave (Brisbane Broncos/Wynnum Manly)
9 Reuben Cotter (Mackay Cutters)
10 Keanu Dawson (Gold Coast Green)
11 Jaydn Su'a (Brisbane Broncos/Souths Logan)
12 Michael Molo (Brisbane Broncos/Norths Devils)
13 Lachlan Lanskey (Brisbane Broncos/Norths Devils)

14 Tristan Hope (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
15 Thomas Mikaele (Ipswich Jets)
16 Keenan Palasia (Wynnum Manly Seagulls)
17 Cameron Torpy (Easts Tigers)
18 Brodie Croft (Easts Tigers)
Coach: Anthony Seibold

Read more: http://www.qrl.com.au/news/2015/06/02/queensland_under_18_.html

NSW U18 squad announced

[caption id="attachment_6308" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Latrell Mitchell (Photo: Melba Studios)[/caption]

The 2015 NSW Under 18 representative squad has been announced for their annual clash against Queensland.

The squad of 29 features some of the best young talent from the Holden Cup and SG Ball competitions.

Todd Payten, current coach of the Cowboys Holden Cup side, will coach the side for the third year in a row.

The final team will be named this weekend and will play Queensland U18 as the curtain-raiser to Origin II on Wednesday 17 June at Melbourne Cricket Ground.

NSW Under-18s Representative 2015 squad:
Cade Cust (Manly)
Jesse Ramien (Manly)
Billy Bainbridge (Manly)
Brock Lamb (Newcastle)
Jack Cogger (Newcastle)
Brodie Jones (Newcastle)
Jayden Butterfield (Newcastle)
Reimis Smith (Canterbury)
Siosifa Talakai (South Sydney)
Gabriel Hamlin (South Sydney)
Cameron Murray (South Sydney)
John Neill (South Sydney)
Ray Stone (Western Suburbs)
Nic Cotric (Canberra)
Latrell Mitchell (Sydney Roosters)
Blake Lawrie (St George Illawarra)
Reuben Garrick (Illawarra)
Daniel Stojanovski (St George Illawarra)
Reed Izzard (Penrith)
Nathan Cleary (Penrith)
Daniel Brown (Penrith)
Billy Magoulis (Cronulla)
Daniel Vasquez (Cronulla)
Curtis Scott (Cronulla)
Brock Ilet (Cronulla)
Ryan Papenhuyzen (Balmain)
Daniel Peck (Balmain)
Moses Suli (Balmain)
Sam Elliot (Gold Coast)

Read more: http://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2015/06/01/nsw_under_18s_repres.html

Queensland extend Under 16 Origin streak to two

[caption id="attachment_6242" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Photo: Murray Wilkinson (SMP Images)[/caption]

Queensland have extended their winning streak in the annual Under 16 Origin to two, after defeating New South Wales 10-6 in Sydney on Wednesday night.

The Blues got on the score sheet first with a powerful run close to the line by South Sydney centre Campbell Graham. The kick from the sideline converted by five-eighth Luke Metcalf.

Travis Turnbull, who is contracted to Parramatta, was a stand-out for the Maroons. He fought his way over the try-line after an inside ball from centre Clayton Mack. Turnbull converted his own try and levelled the scores.

It was defensive battle for the rest of the game, with handling errors creeping in as the game wore on.

The 6-all deadlock was broken close to full time after Townsville's Nathan Barrett found space from a Max Dowd short ball to give Queensland the lead, 10-6.

That's how the score would remain, after a final Blues' raid was subdued in the final minute by some strong defence by the Maroons.

Queensland's halfback, Dray Ngatuere-Wroe, was named man of the match.

Qld 10 (Travis Turnbull, Nathan Barrett tries; Travis Turnbull 1/2 goals) def. NSW 6 (Campbell Graham try; Luke Metcalf 1/1 goal) at ANZ Stadium.

Full match report available HERE.

Round 12 results

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Round 12
29 May	Penrith	36-12	Parramatta	Pepper
30 May	Gold Coast	26-30	South Sydney	Cbus Super
30 May	Canberra	48-40	Brisbane	GIO
30 May	North Queensland	38-6	Manly	1300SMILES
31 May	Warriors	16-36	Newcastle	Mt Smart
31 May	St George Illawarra	24-30	Cronulla	Jubilee
1 June	Sydney	38-29	Melbourne	Allianz

Canterbury, Wests Tigers - Bye

Round 11 results

[caption id="attachment_6038" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Marion Seve (Photo: weststigers.com.au)[/caption]

Round 11
22 May	South Sydney	26-26	Parramatta	ANZ
23 May	Wests Tigers	14-24	North Queensland	Campbelltown
24 May	Canberra	32-28	Canterbury	GIO
25 May	Newcastle	12-52	Brisbane	Hunter

Cronulla, Gold Coast, Manly, Melbourne, Penrith, St George Illawarra, Sydney Roosters, Warriors - Bye

Round 10 results

[caption id="attachment_5969" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Connor Watson (Photo: roosters.com.au)[/caption]

Round 10
15 May	North Queensland	10-44	Brisbane	1300SMILES
16 May	Parramatta	16-46	Warriors	Pirtek
16 May	Manly	16-42	Penrith	St Marys Stadium
16 May	Gold Coas	16-18	Cronulla	Cbus Super
16 May	Canterbury	28-20	Sydney	Belmore Sports Ground
16 May	Melbourne	38-26	South Sydney	Gosch's Paddock
17 May	St George Illawarra	24-20	Canberra	WIN
17 May	Newcastle	16-52	Wests Tigers	Hunter

Round 9 results

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Round 9
8 May	Brisbane	24-40	Penrith	Suncorp
8 May	Sydney	38-28	Wests Tigers	Allianz
9 May	Canberra	46-18	Gold Coast	GIO
9 May	Manly	18-28	Newcastle	Henson Park
9 May	South Sydney	26-24	St George Illawarra	Redfern Oval
9 May	Cronulla	23-22	Warriors	Remondis
9 May	North Queensland	42-20	Canterbury	1300SMILES
10 May	Parramatta	32-34	Melbourne	Pirtek

Junior Roos win in a thriller

[caption id="attachment_5868" align="aligncenter" width="550"] The victorious 2015 Junior Kangaroos[/caption]

The Junior Kangaroos have reclaimed bragging rights over their Trans-Tasman rivals, holding on to win by two points in this afternoon's junior Test match.

Tepai Moeroa was named man of the match, after setting up the Kangaroos' first try and then scoring the match winner himself in the last 20 minutes.

Junior Kangaroos 22 (Valentine Holmes, Brenko Lee, Robert Jennings, Tepai Moeroa tries; Jackson Hastings 2/3 goals, Holmes 1/1 goal, Ashley Taylor 0/1 goals) def. Junior Kiwis 20 (Watson Heleta, Joseph Manu, Te Maire Martin, Tony Tumusa tries; Zach Dockar-Clay 2/4 goals) at Cbus Super Stadium.

View full match report here

 

Match Preview: Junior Kangaroos v Junior Kiwis

 

JUNIOR KANGAROOS v JUNIOR KIWIS
Cbus Super Stadium
Saturday May 2
Live on FOX Sports 1, 3pm AEST

The first of three Test matches on Saturday afternoon, these two sides will look to start the day off in style.

The Junior Kangaroos have named a formidable side that includes eight players who have played in the NRL, while the Junior Kiwis only have two players with NRL experience.

Although what the Kiwis lack in first grade experience, they make up in Junior Test experience, with eight players returning from last year’s Junior Test victory.

Last Time They Met: Junior Kiwis 15-14 Junior Kangaroos. Last year’s Junior Test match was a fiery encounter before a ball was even kicked. The two sides memorably came face to face during the Junior Kiwis’ haka before battling it out in wet conditions in Auckland. The Kiwis came away with a 1-point victory thanks to a Te Maire Martin field goal.

Keep An Eye On (Kangaroos): Jayden Nikorima (Broncos). Coming off the bench in last year’s NYC Grand Final, Jayden Nikorima almost single-handedly won the Broncos the game. One of the most highly rated juniors in the game, Nikorima can play anywhere from centre to five-eighth to hooker and will give the Kangaroos plenty of spark off the interchange.  

 Keep An Eye On (Kiwis): James Fisher-Harris (Panthers). A hard running forward who idolizes Ruben Wiki, James Fisher-Harris can play anywhere in the forward pack. Just 19, Fisher-Harris has played up in the NSW Cup for Penrith this season, showing how highly thought of he is at the foot of the mountains.

Key Matchup: The forward packs. Rather than target two players, I think the most intriguing matchup will be in the middle. Nelson Asofa-Solomona will lead from the front for the Kiwis. The 200cm giant is coming off his NRL debut just last weekend, while Braden Uele, a Rooster in 2014, has been in superb form for the Cowboys NYC side this season. On the other side of the field, the three forwards in the Australian pack with NRL experience, Joe Ofahengaue, Matt Lodge and Tepai Moeroa, will look to set an example for the Kangaroos. The forward battle is where the game will be won.

History: Since 2010, when the Junior Tests switched to an U20 format, these two teams have met six times, with both teams winning 3 games. After two big wins by the Kangaroos, the Kiwis reclaimed bragging rights last year, winning their first Junior Test since 2011.

Making the Step Up: Four former Junior Roos (Boyd Cordner, Josh Jackson, David Klemmer and Josh Mansour) have made the step up to Australia’s national team, while Gerard Beale, a Junior Kangaroo in 2010, has gone on to represent New Zealand.

Eight former Junior Kiwis (Tohu Harris, Siliva Havili, Peta Hiku, Shaun Johnson, Jason Taumalolo, Martin Taupau, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Dean Whare) have gone on to play for New Zealand, while Josh Papalii, a Junior Kiwi in 2011, has represented Australia.

Who Wins It: It’s hard to go past this Junior Kangaroos side. One of the strongest named in the past few years, I see it going the way of the green and gold. Junior Kangaroos 1-12.

Stats to Know
Most Games: 4 Carlos Tuimavave (Kiwis), 3 Dane Gagai, Josh Jackson, Cameron King (Kangaroos)
Most Tries: 4 Dane Gagai (Kangaroos)
Most Goals: 8 Shaun Johnson (Kiwis), 6 Jacob Miller (Kangaroos)
Most Points: 20 Shaun Johnson (Kiwis), 16 Dane Gagai (Kangaroos),
Most Field Goals: 1 Te Maire Martin (Kiwis)

Meet the Junior Kiwis

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Meet the Junior Kangaroos

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Jordan Drew added to Junior Kangaroos squad

[caption id="attachment_5786" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Jordan Drew on debut for the Broncos in 2013 (Photo: Action Photographics)[/caption]

Brisbane Broncos' centre Jordan Drew has been called into the Junior Kangaroos squad to face the Junior Kiwis on Saturday night.

Replacing the injured Euan Aitken, Drew will start in the centres and joins his five Broncos team mates in the side.

The Broncos are currently atop the Holden Cup ladder, with Drew scoring 8 tries in 8 games.

Drew made his NRL debut for the Broncos in 2013, scoring a try in the side's victory over the Dragons.

Updated Junior Kangaroos team:
1 Jackson HASTINGS (Sydney Roosters)
2 Brenko LEE (Canberra Raiders)
3 Robert JENNINGS (Penrith Panthers)
4 Jordan DREW (Brisbane Broncos)
5 Valentine HOLMES (Cronulla Sharks)
6 Drew HUTCHISON (St George Illawarra Dragons)
7 Ashley TAYLOR (Brisbane Broncos)
8 Joe OFAHENGAUE (Brisbane Broncos)
9 Jayden BERRELL (Brisbane Broncos)
10 Matthew LODGE (Wests Tigers)
11 Coen HESS (North Qld Cowboys)
12 Tepai MOEROA (Parramatta Eels)
13 Tevita PANGAI (Canberra Raiders)

14 Tyrell FUIMAONO (Parramatta Eels)
15 Salesi FUNAKI (Wests Tigers)
16 Jayden NIKORIMA (Brisbane Broncos)
17 Alex TWAL (Parramatta Eels)
18 Jai ARROW (Brisbane Broncos)

Coach: Justin HOLBROOK (Sydney Roosters)

Junior Kiwis side announced

[caption id="attachment_5028" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Zach Dockar-Clay (Source: Renee McKay/Getty Images AsiaPac)[/caption]

The Junior Kiwis side has been announced for their upcoming match against the Junior Kangaroos. The 18-man squad includes two players with NRL experience and seven players who played in last year’s fixture. The side will be coached by Warriors NYC coach Kelvin Wright.

The match takes place on Saturday, May 2, at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast.

Bunty AFOA (Warriors)
Nelson ASOFA-SOLOMONA (Melbourne Storm)
Zach DOCKAR-CLAY (Parramatta Eels)
James FISHER-HARRIS (Penrith Panthers)
Watson HELETA (Wests Tigers)
Jamayne ISAAKO (Cronulla Sharks)
Sione KATOA (Penrith Panthers)
Danny LEVI (Newcastle Knights)
Lamar LIOLEVAVE (Wests Tigers)
Joseph MANU (Sydney Roosters)
Te Maire MARTIN (Wests Tigers)
Taane MILNE (Sydney Roosters)
Marata NIUKORE (Warriors)
Toafofoa SIPLEY (Warriors)
Jazz TEVAGA (Warriors)
Renouf TO'OMAGA (Canterbury Bulldogs)
Tony TUMUSA (Melbourne Storm)
Braden UELE (North Queensland Cowboys)

Coach: Kelvin WRIGHT (Warriors)

Junior Kangaroos side announced

[caption id="attachment_4470" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Joe Ofahengaue[/caption]

The Junior Kangaroos side has been announced for their upcoming match against the Junior Kiwis. Five members of the table topping Brisbane Broncos are in the squad, which includes eight players with NRL experience. Six players (Aitken, Holmes, Hutchison, Lodge, Ofahengaue and Pangai) played in last year's fixture. The side will be coached by Justin Holbrook.

The match takes place on Saturday, May 2, at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast.

1 Jackson HASTINGS (Sydney Roosters)
2 Brenko LEE (Canberra Raiders)
3 Robert JENNINGS (Penrith Panthers)
4 Euan AITKEN (St George Illawarra Dragons)
5 Valentine HOLMES (Cronulla Sharks)
6 Drew HUTCHISON (St George Illawarra Dragons)
7 Ashley TAYLOR (Brisbane Broncos)
8 Joe OFAHENGAUE (Brisbane Broncos)
9 Jayden BERRELL (Brisbane Broncos)
10 Matthew LODGE (Wests Tigers)
11 Coen HESS (North Qld Cowboys)
12 Tepai MOEROA (Parramatta Eels)
13 Tevita PANGAI (Canberra Raiders)

14 Tyrell FUIMAONO (Parramatta Eels)
15 Salesi FUNAKI (Wests Tigers)
16 Jayden NIKORIMA (Brisbane Broncos)
17 Alex TWAL (Parramatta Eels)
18 Jai ARROW (Brisbane Broncos)

Coach: Justin HOLBROOK (Sydney Roosters)

Round 8 results

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Round 8
24 April	Canterbury	6-46	Wests Tigers	ANZ
25 April	Warriors	34-12	Gold Coast	Mt Smart
25 April	Newcastle	16-56	North Queensland	Hunter
25 April	Sydney	50-14	St George Illawarra	Allianz
25 April	South Sydney	36-22	Canberra	Erskineville Oval
25 April	Melbourne	18-12	Manly	AAMI
25 April	Brisbane	50-28	Parramatta	Suncorp
26 April	Penrith	34-4	Cronulla	Pepper

Round 7 results

[caption id="attachment_5664" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Stanton Albert scores for Penrith (Photo: Charles Knight, nrlphotos.com)[/caption]

Round 7
17 April	St George Illawarra	20-36	Brisbane	Jubilee
18 April	Canterbury	30-30	Manly	Belmore Sports Ground
18 April	Gold Coast	24-36	Penrith	Cbus Super
18 April	North Queensland	28-28	Warriors	1300SMILES
18 April	Melbourne	6-54	Sydney	AAMI
19 April	Wests Tigers	32-40	Canberra	Leichhardt
19 April	Newcastle	4-46	Parramatta	Hunter
20 April	Cronulla	26-22	South Sydney	Remondis

Round 6 results

[caption id="attachment_5615" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Brock Lamb (Photo: maitlandmercury.com.au)[/caption]

Round 6
10 April	Brisbane	48-6	Sydney	Suncorp
10 April	Cronulla	18-22	Newcastle	Remondis
11 April	Parramatta	22-40	Gold Coast	Pirtek
11 April	Warriors	38-4	Wests Tigers	Mt Smart
11 April	Penrith	36-16	Manly	Pepper
12 April	Canberra	28-24	Melbourne	GIO
12 April	St George Illawarra	12-41	Canterbury	ANZ
13 April	South Sydney	24-38	North Queensland	ANZ

Round 5 results

[caption id="attachment_5536" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Brad Abbey (Photo: Peter Meecham/www.photosport.co.nz)[/caption]

Round 5
3 April	Canterbury	20-18	South Sydney	ANZ
3 April	Gold Coast	18-44	Brisbane	Cbus Super
4 April	Newcastle	36-46	St George Illawarra	Hunter
5 April	Manly	36-22	Canberra	Central Coast Stadium
5 April	Sydney	68-6	Cronulla	Allianz
6 April	Parramatta	10-42	Wests Tigers	ANZ
6 April	Melbourne	38-28	Warriors	AAMI
6 April	Penrith	32-22	North Queensland	Pepper

Round 4 results

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Round 4
27 March	Parramatta	28-26	South Sydney	Pirtek
27 March	Wests Tigers	34-22	Canterbury	ANZ
28 March	Newcastle	34-8	Penrith	Hunter
28 March	Cronulla	30-12	Gold Coast	Remondis
28 March	North Queensland	50-6	Melbourne	Jack Manski Oval
28 March	St George Illawarra	22-24	Manly	WIN
29 March	Warriors	40-14	Brisbane	Mt Smart
29 March	Sydney	46-14	Canberra	Allianz

Round 3 results

[caption id="attachment_5370" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Coen Hess (Photo: cowboys.com.au)[/caption]

Round 3
20 March	Manly	34-16	Canterbury	Brookvale
20 March	Brisbane	30-26	North Queensland	Suncorp
21 March	Warriors	38-10	Parramatta	Mt Smart
21 March	Canberra	60-10	St George Illawarra	GIO
21 March	Melbourne	44-12	Cronulla	AAMI
22 March	South Sydney	24-20	Wests Tigers	ANZ
22 March	Gold Coast	18-19	Newcastle	Cbus Super
23 March	Sydney	18-26	Penrith	Allianz

Round 2 results

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Round 2
13 March	Canterbury	10-30	Parramatta	ANZ
13 March	Cronulla	22-36	Brisbane	Remondis
14 March	Penrith	26-36	Gold Coast	Carrington
14 March	Manly	46-20	Melbourne	Brookvale
14 March	North Queensland	42-22	Newcastle	1300SMILES
15 March	South Sydney	24-22	Sydney	ANZ
15 March	Canberra	24-44	Warriors	GIO
16 March	Wests Tigers	50-26	St George Illawarra	Campbelltown

Round 1 results

[caption id="attachment_5239" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Tom Trbojevic (Photo: Daily Telegraph)[/caption]

Round 1
5 March	Brisbane	36-10	South Sydney	Suncorp
6 March	Parramatta	26-54	Manly	Pirtek
7 March	Newcastle	41-16	Warriors	Hunter
7 March	Gold Coast	34-16	Wests Tigers	Cbus Super
7 March	North Queensland	53-14	Sydney	1300SMILES
8 March	Penrith	30-12	Canterbury	Pepper
8 March	Cronulla	32-34	Canberra	Remondis
9 March	St George Ilawarra	8-34	Melbourne	Jubilee

 

Sydney Roosters - 2015 NYC Squad

[caption id="attachment_5166" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Taane Milne (Photo: roosters.com.au)[/caption]

The Roosters were knocked out in week 1 of the finals in 2014, but with a good mix of returning and new players will be looking to make a tilt for the title in 2015. Returning players include Junior Kiwi Taane Milne, Australian Schoolboy Latrell Mitchell and Paul Momirovski. New to the club are Zach Nicholls and Charlie Taylor from Manly, Richard Skelton from the Broncos and Australian Schoolboy Nat Butcher from South Sydney.

Danny Allende
Nat Butcher
Isaac Crichton
Poasa Faamausili
Grant Garvey
Jack Hetherington
Alex Lyons
Joseph Manu
Taane Milne
Latrell Mitchell
Shaquai Mitchell
Paul Momirovski
Zach Nicholls
Darryn Schonig
Richard Skelton
Charlie Taylor
Billy Tsikrikas
Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck
Harry Vanderhart
Connor Watson

NYC-eligible players in NRL squad
Jackson Hastings
Vincent Leuluai

(Players in bold played an NYC game)

Squad taken from 2015 NRL Season Guide

Penrith Panthers - 2015 NYC Squad

[caption id="attachment_5163" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Robert Jennings (Photo: Matt Sullivan)[/caption]

After just missing out on the finals by for-and-against in 2014, the Panthers will head in to the new season looking to go one step better. Returning players include Joshua Jay, Corey Harawira and Brent Naden. Robert Jennings, who made his NSW Cup debut for his NYC, may spend time up a grade in 2015.

Braiden Burnes
Christian Crichton
Oliver Clark
Dave Cowhan
Dylan Edwards
Fairouz Elkander
Cowen Epere
James Fisher-Harris
Logan Geyer
Soni Hala
Corey Harawira
Joshua Jay
Robert Jennings
Sione Katoa
Moses Leota
Soni Luke
Tyrone May
Brent Naden
Jack Nelson
Paea Pua

NYC-eligible players in NRL squad
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak

(Players in bold played an NYC game)

Squad taken from 2015 NRL Season Guide

Canterbury Bulldogs - 2015 NYC Squad

[caption id="attachment_5160" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Michael Morgan (Photo: bulldogs.com.au)[/caption]

A usually strong NYC outfit, the Bulldogs had a down season in 2014, missing the finals for the first time since 2009. With a squad full of returning players they'll be looking to get back to the finals in 2015. Some of those returning players include Australian Schoolboy Royce Hunt, Michael Morgan and Brendan Cox. Queensland U18s rep Joseph Burchell joins the club, alongside Reubenn Rennie, who joins from the Storm.

Ali Allouche
Josh Bergamin
Joseph Burchell
Brendan Cox
Chris Cunningham
Guy Hamilton
Jamel Hunt
Royce Hunt
Jake Kamire
Brad Keighran
Kyle Krisanski-Kennedy
Tuuta Langi
Brandon Luamanu
Darcy Maroske
Avia Minute
Marcelo Montoya
Michael Morgan
Reubenn Rennie
Alex Sorge
Renouf To'omaga

(Players in bold played an NYC game)

Squad taken from 2015 NRL Season Guide

Newcastle Knights - 2015 NYC Squad

[caption id="attachment_5155" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Danny Levi[/caption]

The Knights finished 2014 as minor premiers but were knocked out in straight sets in the finals. Returning players such as Junior Kiwi Danny Levi, Luke Yates and Joshua Birch will hope to take the Knights futher in 2015. Australian Schoolboys Jack Cogger and Brock Lamb also return to squad. Australian international Sione Mata'utia has moved up to the NRL squad.

Tyrone Amey
Sam Apthorpe
Joshua Birch
Jack Cogger
Bryce Donovan
Noah Easton
Faitotoa Faitotoa
Roman Fepuleai
Ryan Glanville
Josh King
Brody Lam
Brock Lamb
Danny Levi
Nathan Lo Monaco
Jack Mackin
Dylan Manicaros
Jack McNamara
Jared Nott
Eljen Petersen
Pride Petterson-Robati
Harry Pondekas
Braden Robson
Daniel Saifiti
Jacob Saifiti
Bradie Smith
Ben Steven
Timoteo Tofa
Ken Tofilau
Fuiamamao Uta
Luke Yates

NYC-eligible players in NRL squad
Sione Mata'utia

(Players in bold played an NYC game)

See more at: http://www.newcastleknights.com.au/team/player-profiles.html

Brisbane Broncos - 2015 NYC Squad

[caption id="attachment_5150" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Joe Ofahengaue (Photo: Gregg Porteous)[/caption]

Last year's runners-up, the Brisbane Broncos, head into 2015 with a very experienced squad and a wealth of young talent. Returning players include Junior Kangaroo Joe Ofahengaue, Ashley Taylor and former Australian Schoolboys Elijah Alick, George Fai and Jayden Nikorima. Jacob Gagai joins the club from the Knights, while Jarryd Dodd played 2 games for Penrith in 2014.

Elijah Alick
Jai Arrow
Alex Barr
Lachlan Barr
Jayden Berrell
Sheldon Bobbert
Joshua Bowen-Bowyer
Will Brimson
Paul Byrnes
Lindsay Collins
Jarryd Dodd
Luke Dolbel
Jordan Drew
Kieran Duffin
George Fai
Jacob Gagai
Sam Gee
Adrian Henley
Keegan Hipgrave
Tristan Hope
Jacob Kelly
Lachlan Lanskey
Sam Leach
Sam Lavea
Dale Madden
Brendon McBryde
Te McDonald
Michael Molo
Isaac Nathan
Jayden Nikorima
Joe Ofahengaue
Keenan Palasia
Jonus Pearson
Liam Pickersgill
Hiale Roycroft
Daniel Russell
Kalolo Saitaua
Jeremy Skelton
Logan Spaander
Jaydn Su'a
Junior Taefu
Ashley Taylor
Nikau Te Rupe
Jack Tuttle
Tim Wolens

(Players in bold played an NYC game)

Squad was taken from headshot photos at actionphoto.com.au

Manly Sea Eagles – 2015 NYC Squad

[caption id="attachment_5146" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Tom Trbojevic (Photo: Robb Cox/nrlphotos.com)[/caption]

Coming off their best season since 2010, Manly will be looking to take it one step further by finishing in the top 8 in 2015. This Sea Eagles squad features a host of returning players including, Luke Garner, Liam Knight and player to watch Tom Trbojevic. Addison Demetriou joins the club from the Roosters.

Rhys Armstrong
Jesse Bogle
Mitch Britton
Harlan Collins
Darcy Cox
Addison Demetriou
Luke Garner
Nicholas Hynes
Liam Knight
Dallas Koen
Nicholas Lynn
Jesse Maxwell-Offen
Moses Noovao-McGreal
James Parker
Will Pearsall
Hugh Pratt
Jesse Ramien
Jordan Sims
Riley Travers
Tom Trbojevic


(Players in bold played an NYC game)

See more at: http://www.seaeagles.com.au/team/player-profiles.html