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Simon HUNTLYCONGRATULATIONS TO SIMON HUNTLEY

Congratulations to Mr. Simon Huntley who was recently elected a life member of the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Rugby League for outstanding service to the NSWCCC and to rugby League. Former Australian Schoolboys coach, Simon loves his footy
NSW Combined Catholic CollegesNSWCCC 2011 CALANDER
For all the NSWCCC rugby league happenings and events, check out the 2011 calander here

EXCITING NEWS WITH THE NSWCCC CUP KICKING OFF IN 2011
Coming Soon

NSWCCC CUP (nomination Form)

NSWCCC RUGBY LEAGUE
CCC DEVELOPMENT CAMP FOR UNDER 15’S PLAYERS

On Behalf of the NSWCCC Rugby League:

We wish to invite all interested Rugby League players from NSWCCC affiliated schools to attend a two day one night training and development camp which focuses’ on the development of core Rugby League skills.

This is a great opportunity for all students who are interested in representing at a higher level to gain valuable information and meet new people. Students will receive first class training by the current Coach, Trainer and Managers of the NSWCCC teams for 2011.

There will also be an opportunity for a game on the final day. Please be aware that there are only 40 places available and the first 40 applicants to apply will be accepted.

Teachers are asked to inform any students that they think would be interested and suitable and ask them to fill out the attached form and return to Mr. Tim White (Address Below). This must be returned by December 10, 2010.

Mr. Tim White
HOLY CROSS COLLEGE RYDE
517 Victoria Road Ryde, NSW 2112

DATE: Saturday and Sunday March 5th and 6th, 2011

VENUE: Sydney Academy of Sport Wakehurst Parkway, Narrabeen
Western End of Narrabeen Lake

NUMBERS: 40 maximum (First 40 applicants will be accepted)

WHO IS INVITED: Open invitation to all NSWCCC Under 15’s and limited spaces for Under 14’s through association recommendations.

ACCOMMODATION: Sports academy cabins

COST: $85 per Player (This includes all meals and accommodation)

*Once students have filled out the attached consent forms and posted it to Mr. Tim White an information and acceptance sheet with details will be posted to the student’s home address.
Red Bend celebrate its Country Cup title.
Victorious. Red Bend College Forbes celebrate its Country Cup title.
Red Bend College Forbes celebrate its Country Cup title.
Red Bend College Forbes celebrate its Country Cup title.
Red Bend College Forbes celebrate its Country Cup title.
Red Bend College Forbes celebrate its Country Cup title.
 
RED BEND CLAIM BACK TO BACK COUNTRY CUPS

Red Bend Catholic College Forbes has defended its Country Rugby League Cup Open Schools title defeating Maitland All Saints 16-8 in the decider at Jubilee Park Dubbo today.

Following continual heavy rain the match was moved from the city’s premier venue Apex Oval to Jubilee Park, which had turned into a mud pool following the four earlier matches on played on the surface.

And playing to the conditions it was Maitland who opened the scoring, centre Lachlan Shipard picked up the crumbs from a bomb to give the northern region winners a 4-0 advantage.

After applying continued pressure peppering Maitland’s line Red Bend finally opened its account.

Winger Cameron Clarke grounded a deft Blake Baxter grubber before Baxter calmly added the extras to hand the blues the ascendency at 6-4.

It wasn’t long before Baxter looked for his winger again this time booting the from their own 30 metre line.

Clarke outpaced the Maitland chasers, toed the ball ahead then raced another 20 metres to pounce and claim a brilliantly orchestrated try.

Red Bend went to the break with a 12-4 lead, but faced a tough period in the second stanza after Baxter was sin binned for a professional foul just before the half-time siren.

Maitland couldn’t make them pay in Baxter’s absence but eventually got themselves back in the game through a four point to Kori Barber.

At 12-8 Maitland were still alive but they were soon put to bed when Clarke chimed in to snatch his hatrick and secure back to back open titles for Red Bend Catholic College.Maitland finished the match with 12 men following a sin bin with right minutes remaining.

Clever dummy half Ethan Williams was named man of the match while winger Cameron Clarke displayed his brilliant finishing ability scoring all three tries for Red Bend.

COUNTRY CUP OPENS

Red Bend Catholic College Forbes 16
(Cameron Clarke 3 tries; Blake Baxter 2 goals) defeated Maitland All Saints 8 (Lachlan Shipard, Kori Barber tries).

Ethan Williams man of match (Red Bend)

COUNTRY CUP UNDER 15S

Holy Spirit Wollongong 38 defeated Maitland All Saints 16

Man of match Josh Simmons (Holy Spirit Wollongong)

COUNTRY CUP UNDER 13S

Brisbane Waters 32 defeated Picton High 4

Man of match Rhys Kearns (Brisbane Waters)

SMALL SCHOOLS KNOCKOUT UNDER 16S

Oberon 40 defeated Braidwood 4

Man of the match Jackson Brien (Oberon)

SMALL SCHOOLS KNOCKOUT UNDER 13S

St Anne's Temora 20 defeated St Raphael's Cowra 14

Man of match Grant Hughes (Temora)
NSWCCC
Under 15's
22 - 50
PARRA EELS
Under 16's
TRIES : Blake Hurley, #18, Sione Tonga, #1
GOALS : Christian Gaglissis 3
TRIES : Nick Galatoulas, Zac Walsh, 2, Paulie Paulie, Casey Pritchard, Jeremy King, John Martin, Kaulusa Leha
GOALS : 7
UNDER 15's v PARRA EELS
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In the final trial before the Australian Secondary School Rugby League Championship starting in the Nations Capital this weekend, the NSWCCC Under 15's started the game with 2 blistering trying in 5 minutes to lead the Parrramatta Eels under 16's 12 - 0.

Parra's coach was heard saying to his trainer, " tell the boys they blokes are serious"

Then the mighty Parra machine clicked into gear and sent the ball to the exciting backs to runaway with the game.

The NSWCCC showed plenty of good signs, with some very good combination helping the team go forward and will do better in Canberra next week.
NSWCCC Under 15's State Team (Photo : ourfootymedia) Parramatta Eels Under 16's Team (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSWCCC Under 15's State Team
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Parramatta Eels Under 16's Team
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CHECK OUT THE UNDER 15's IN ACTION
NSW UNDER 18's ACTION
Matthew Groat & Cale  Hobday enjoy a chat David Nafouluma tackled
Matthew Groat & Cale Hobday enjoy a chat David Nafouluma tackled
Matthew Groat NSW U18's
Matt Groat dives Boppa hard
More happy happenings
More happy happenings Matthew Groat NSW U18's
NSW U18's v Qld u18's Jack Stockwell get ready to smash QLD's Cale Hobday NSW U18s v QLD U18's
More happy happenings Jack Stockwell get ready to smash QLD's Cale Hobday NSW U18s v QLD U18's
Matthew Groat NSW Under 18's  
Matthew Groat NSW Under 18's  
NSWCCC v WestsTigers ani (Photo's : ourfootymedia)NSWCCC TRIAL v WESTS TIGERS
GREAT DAY FOR JUNIOR FOOTY
Thanks to Dave Kelly and the boys from the Balmain Tigers and the Leichhardt Wanderers for hosting today's trial against the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Rep teams. The home teams won both games and all players showed skills and good sportsmanship
| UNDER 15's | UNDER 18's |
NSW CCC TRIAL VENUE CHANGE

Unfortunately Leichhardt Oval has become unavoidably unavailable for the matches this weekend:

Please take note that the matches have been moved to BLACKMORE OVAL, CANAL ROAD, LEICHHARDT, home ground of Leichhardt Wanderers. | MAP |

The matches will remain at the same time as listed below.
CCC REP TEAMS TRIANING
The next NSWCCC training for the under 15's & under 18 is to be held at La Salle BANKSTOWN, 9:00 am Saturday 12 th JUNE
NSWCCC ANNOUNCE UNDER 18 & UNDER 15 REP SQUADS
Congratulations to the following students on being selected in the 18's and Under 15 NSWCCC Rugby League squad.

The final team will be selected after the first training weekend on 5th-6th June.
NSWCCC OPENS State Team (Photo : ourfootymedia) NSWCCC UNDER 15 State Team (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSWCCC OPENS State Team
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NSWCCC UNDER 15 State Team
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NSWCCC MEMBERS HONOURED WITH LIFE MEMBERSHIP
NSW CCC 2010 LIFE MEMBERS (Photo : ourfootymedia) The 1st NSWCCC 1st President Charles McGee and with current President Nal Wijesekera (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSW CCC 2010 LIFE MEMBERS (Photo : ourfootymedia) The 1st NSWCCC 1st President Mr. Charles McGee and with current President Mr. Nal Wijesekera (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSW CCC 2010 LIFE MEMBERS (Photo : ourfootymedia) NSWCCC President President Mr. Nal Wijesekera (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSW CCC 2010 LIFE MEMBERS (Photo : ourfootymedia) NSWCCC President President Mr. Nal Wijesekera (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSW CCC 2010 LIFE MEMBERS (Photo : ourfootymedia) NSW CCC logo
NSW CCC 2010 LIFE MEMBERS (Photo : ourfootymedia) NSWCCC
NSW CCC UNDER 15's STATE REP TEAM
Assoc # PLAYER SCHOOL
SICC 1 Godfred Agyemang Holy Spirit College Lakemba
MCS 13 Nicholas Bell Holy Cross College Ryde
Southern 9 Jack Brown Edmund Rice College Wollongong
Northern 12 Rhys Clacherty St Peter’s Maitland
Northern 13 Jackson Clarke St John’s Woodlawn
Northern 11 Anthony Colman St John’s Woodlawn
MCS 11 Jaye Fuimaono Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Northern 8 Joshua Hayes St Mary’s Gateshead
Southern 6 Andrew Heffernan Kildare Catholic College Wagga Wagga
MCC 6 Blake Hurley Marcellin College Randwick
MCS 20 Robert Jennings Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
MCS 6 Christian Kagiasis St Gregory’s College Campbelltown
Presidents 4 Tuta Langi Trinity Catholic College Auburn
MCS 18 Matthew Lodge Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
MCS 4 Jye Mamo Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Northern 3 Jay Meaney St John’s Woodlawn
MCC 7 Zac Nicholls Marist College North Shore
Southern 13 Billy Sing St Johns College Dubbo
MCS 10 Tepai Smith All Saints Catholic College Liverpool
MCS 8 Alfosio Tatola Holy Cross College Ryde
MCS 3 Jayden Tavae St Dominic’s College Penrith
MCS 7 Sione Teekafa Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
Presidents 15 Misieli Vaileli Holy Cross College Ryde
MCS 1 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak St Dominic’s College Penrith
MCC 10 Cheyne Whitelaw Marcellin College Randwick
 
Coach    
Assistant Coach    
Manager    
Trainer    
NSW CCC UNDER 18's STATE REP TEAM
ASSOC # PLAYER SCHOOL
MCS 13 Jason Antonelli Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
MCS 1 Jay Bonnell St Gregory's College Campbelltown
NCCC 4 Dale Clacherty All Saint's College St Mary's Maitland
SICC 12 Nathan Clarke St Edward's College Gosford
MCS 11 Matthew Eisenhuth St Paul's Catholic College Greystanes
SICC 11 Tom Eisenhuth St Columba's College Springwood
MCS 8 Matthew Groat St Gregory's College Campbelltown
MCS 6 Samisoni Langi Trinity College Auburn
SICC 10 Leilani Latu Holy Spirit College Lakemba
SICC 3 Daniel Moroko De La Salle College Cronulla
MCS 17 Edward Murphy St Gregory's College Campbelltown
NCCC 8 Edward Murphy St Mary's College Casino
MCS 19 Keti Nanai Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
SCCC 1 Daivd Nafoaluma John Therry College Rosemeadow
SICC 4 Luke Pickerd St Patrick's College Sutherland
NCCC 11 Ben Roose All Saint's College St Mary's Maitland
NCCC 9 Tom Rouse St Francis Xavier College Hamilton
SICC 7 Ben Saunders Gilroy College Castle Hill
MCS 10 John Sele Sele Asiata Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
MCS 7 Harry Siejka Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
NCCC 14 Damian Sironen St John's College Woodlawn
MCS 9 Blake South Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
MCS 5 James Tedasco St Gregory's College Campbelltown
MCS 20 Vaipuna Tia Kalifi St Dominic's College Kingswood
NCCC 10 Kurt Warden All Saint's College St Mary's Maitland
 
Coach Michael Lewis La Salle College Bankstown
Assistant Coach Tim White Holy Cross College Ryde
Manager James Clancy De La Salle College Revesby Heights
Trainer Chris Chavez St Agnes Catholic High Rooty Hill
NSWCCC OPENS State Team (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSWCCC OPENS State Team
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NSWCCC UNDER 15 State Team (Photo : ourfootymedia)
NSWCCC UNDER 15 State Team
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NSWCCC STATE TRIALS A HUGE SUCCESS
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The NSW Combined Catholic Colleges Rugby League held their State trials over the past 2 days at St. Marys Stadium.

After 2 days of fantastic schoolboys rugby league and 18 games over the 2 days, it came down to a very anxious wait for the NSWCCC State Rep teams to be announced

The standouts of the competition was the sportsmanship and respect displayed and shown by all players as well as the organisation by NSWCCC President Nal, Marie and the teachers form all the Colleges, well done to all.

MORE SOON, complete team Lists and Plenty of action & team photo's

LEARN MORE ABOUT NSWCCC Schoolboys footy HERE
NSW CCC RUGBY LEAGUE PRESIDENT’S TEAM 2010.
Hi all,

Can you please inform the following students of their selection in the respective Presidents team to compete in the State Trials at St. Mary’s Stadium from 20th to 22nd May 2010

All players will need to report to St.Marys Stadium [Crn Forrestor rd & Boronia Rd St Marys] for a training session and gear handout on THURSDAY 20th May at 1.00pm.

All players will have to find their own accomadation & transport to and from the grounds for the two days.

To qualify for this team a levy of $100 MUST be paid before this day or on the day otherwise the position will go to someone else.

All players are asked to send a cheque to [ make it to NSWCCC RL please get this in by 18th May 2010.]

NSW CCC RL
Att: Ann- Marie Bissett
C/o Clancy Catholic College
Carmichael Drive
West Hoxton NSW 2172

The levy covers, jersey, shorts, socks, polo top & strapping.

All players are asked to send a cheque to [ make it to NSWCCC RL please get this in by 18th May 2010.]

Also they must contact their Managers to accept invitation by Wednesday 12th May.
CAN YOU PLEASE CONFIRM SPELLING OF NAMES IF YOU THINK ANY IS INCORRECT AND EMAIL ME CORRECTIONS.

Please pass to all relevant schools under your association.

UNDER -15’S PRESIDENTS TEAM   UNDER 18’S TEAM PRESIDENTS
Colin Hammond St Gregorys College Campbelltown 1 Peter Irwin Patrician Brothers Fairfield
Joseph Joseph Clare Catholic College 2 Alan Niulesa St. Dominics College Kingswood
Akeipi Tia Kilifi St. Dominics College Kingswood 3 Zac Mackay St Gregorys College Campbelltown
Tuta Langi Trinity Catholic College Auburn 4 Joseph Eneliko Patrician Brothers Blacktown
David Green St Gregorys College Campbelltown 5 David Wood St Pauls Booragul
Matt Woods Holy Cross College Ryde 6 Todd Graham Patrician Brothers Blacktown
Dane Clifford Holy Cross College Ryde 7 Billy Kitt St Gregorys College Campbelltown
Amanakiola Moala Holy Cross College Ryde 8 Terita Vave Patrician Brothers Blacktown
Bronson Garlick Marcellin College Randwick 9 Junior Aloda Trinity Catholic College Auburn
Brad Bugden St. Johns Woodlawn 10 Oliver Gordon St Gregorys College Campbelltown
Jake Richards Marcellin College Randwick 11 Curtis Sironen Holy Cross College Ryde
Benjamin Tatupu Patrician Brothers Blacktown 12 Tim Sloman St Gregorys College Campbelltown
Matthew Gough Marian Callege, Kenshurst 13 Jarryd Clarke Holy Cross College Ryde
Mandela Vitu Patrician Brothers Blacktown 14 Zac Ansell Newmans Senior Technical College
Misieli Vaileli Holy Cross College Ryde 15 Chad McGill Patrician Brothers Blacktown
Jonathon Salonga All Saints Catholic College Liverpool 16 Daniel Vasak Holy Cross College Ryde
Julian Pecorra Patrician Brothers Blacktown 17 Tim Hurst Mater Dei Wagga Wagga
Taniela Siale Holy Cross College Ryde 18 Brendan Hunter McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains
Kyle Leonard Patrician Brothers Blacktown 19 Jordan Shepherd Mater Dei Wagga Wagga
Jarrod Redmond St. Dominics College Kingswood 20 Jaziah Dawson Patrician Brothers Blacktown
Coach   Coach
Lee Adison St Gregorys College Campbelltown Tim White Holy Cross College Ryde
Manager Manager
Michael O’Beirne La Salle Catholic College Bankstown Leon Robinson St. Pauls Kempsey
Trainer Trainer
Tim Auremi Western Sydney Academy Michael Fisher St. Marys Cathedral Sydney
Billy Sing
Billy Sing relaxes at home over the weekend. The South Dubbo junior has been selected in the under-15s NSW Combined Catholic College South Country rugby league side.
SING IN TUNE ON FOOTBALL FIELD
Dubbo's Daily LIBERAL
St John’s student Billy Sing may be given the opportunity to play State rugby league with his selection in the under-15s NSW Combined Catholic College (CCC) Southern Country rugby league side.

The lock forward was chosen based on his performance at a trial held earlier this month at Edmund Rice College in Canberra, where western NSW teams lined up against teams from Wollongong.

When he travels to Sydney on May 21 he will vie for a spot in the State side at the NSW CCC State Rugby League Schoolboys trials.

Although humble about his selection Sing was pretty pleased to be included.

“The trials were pretty hard but there was some good footy played,” he said.

“It’ll be good to go down and play against some better players and be able to step up a level in my footy.”

A recipient of last year’s Gerard Yeo Memorial Trophy, awarded at St John’s College each year for Outstanding Contribution and Participation in College sport, Sing was given the opportunity to spend some time in Sydney at the NSW Rugby League academy in Narrabeen.

“There were kids of all ages there and we went through a lot of tackling and running drills,” Sing said.

“Things which I will be able to take away and use in my game.”

In club football Sing plays for South Dubbo juniors, where his current coach Jim Kelly speaks fondly of the 15-year-old.

“His biggest asset is his commitment to the game,” he said.

“He is willing to learn and listen, it is when he gets on the field where he does a lot of his talking.”

“He is a pleasure to coach, he always puts the time into training and gets results in the game.”
SOUTHERN COUNTRY TEAMS SELECTED

Wollongong again hosted another very successful NSW CCC Southern Country Trial on Monday 19th. On a perfect day the Wollongong and Western teams lined up against each other at Edmund Rice College, where some great football was seen, by a very good crowd of parents and supporters.

Thanks to John Sparks (Wollongong Diocesan Sport Convenor) for his organisation, the Principal and Staff at Edmund Rice College and the many staff who assisted with coaching and selection, of the teams on the day.

Special mention must go to the following NRL clubs (and staff) West Tigers, St George Illawarra, Canterbury, Canberra, Penrith and Newcastle that have supported the Southern Country selection process with donation of gear and assistance with selections, this assistance and support at grass roots level is noticed and much appreciated.

Below are the two teams selected.
15's   OPENS
William Tom Edmund Rice College, Wollongong 1 David Nofoaluma John Therry Catholic High, Rosemeadow
Ben Guthrie Sacred Heart, Cootamundra 2 Cade Price Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga
Josh Harris-Price Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 3 Joe Gunn Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Hayden Jolliffe Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga 4 Branden Plunkett Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Jarred Tyack Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes 5 Cameron Clarke Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Andrew Heffernan Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga 6 Blake Baxter Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Caleb Hewitt Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes 7 Toby Evans Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Dave Cowhan Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes 8 Matthew Park Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Corey Tulloch Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 9 Joseph Rogers St. John’s, Nowra
Joshua Simmons Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 10 Sam Everett Mater Dei Catholic College, Wagga Wagga
Joe Stimson St Anne’s, Temora 11 Julian Flego Holy Spirit College, Bellambi
Logan Cole Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 12 Tim Jones Mater Dei Catholic College, Wagga Wagga
Billy Sing St Johns College, Dubbo 13 Sam Coster Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
         
Tom Simpson Holy Spirit College, Bellambi 14 Ethan Williams Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Chris Debrincat Magdalene Catholic High, Narellan 15 Kyle Baxter Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Trent Dickenson St. John’s, Nowra 16 Jordan Bradley Holy Spirit College, Bellambi
Sebastian Wilson Edmund Rice College, Wollongong 17 Mitchell Florek Edmund Rice College, Wollongong
Jack Brown Edmund Rice College, Wollongong   Jarred Nicholson Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
Jake Sargarent Wilson Holy Spirit College, Bellambi R Zac Hart Trinity Catholic College, Goulburn
Nathan Orr St Matthews, Mudgee R Zac Blay Edmund Rice College, Wollongong
 
SICC TEAMS ANNOUNCED FOR NSWCCC TRAILS
SICC 18 YEARS SQUAD   SICC 15 YEARS SQUAD
Dion Beattie De La Salle College Cronulla Godfred Agyemang Holy Spirit College Lakemba
Nathan Clarke St Edwards College Gosford Joshua Baldacchino Aquinas College Menai
Joseph Drinkwater St John Bosco College Engadine Max Cook St Augustine's College Brookvale
Tom Eisenhuth St Columba's catholic College Anthony Corocher St Columba's Catholic College Springwood
Dane Jama Aquinas College Menai Mitchell Dafter St Edward's College Gosford
Lani Laatu Holy Spirit College Lakemba Rheece Duffy St Peter's College Tuggeragh
Alex Lanbridge MacKillop College Warnervale Andrew Foddy De La Salle College Carigbah
Mitchell Mammary Holy Spirit College Lakemba Sam Heterick MacKillop College Warnervale
Jordan Meredith St Paul's College Manly Nick Lynn St Edward's College Gosford
Daniel Moroko De La Salle College Cronulla Andre Martin Casimir College Marrickville
Ben Musolino Aquinas College Menai Brock McFarlane Bede Polding Catholic College Windsor
Luke Pickerd St Patrick's College Sutherland James Palmer McCarthy Catholic College Emu Plains
David Ricketts Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Will Pearsall St Peter's College Tuggeragh
Ben Saunders Gilroy Catholic College Castle Hill Jeremy Safi Aquinas College Menai
William Siale Holy Spirit College Lakemba Iona Taiki St Agnes Catholic College Rooty Hill
Adam Thoroughgood St John Bosco College Engadine Dylan Thorne MacKillop College Warnervale
Luke Vesio St Augustine's College Brookvale Jake Vrahnos Marist College Penshurst
Adam Vrahnos St Mary's Cathedral Sydney Trent Winterstein St Agnes Catholic College Rooty Hill
Zac Wedesweiller De La Salle College Cronulla Ethan Wright Bede Polding Catholic College Windsor
All players will be sent a letter, hopefully you will receive it next week.
Training will be held at Gilroy College Castle Hill on both Wednesdays of the school holidays starting at 10am
David Credaro - SICC Convenor

NEW SOUTH WALES COMBINED CATHOLIC COLLEGES RUGBY LEAGUE
www.nswccc.leaguenet.com.au

PRESIDENTS SELECTIONS :
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
15 Years: 1989, 2001, 2002, 2006
18 Years: 1981, 1982, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2005

All correspondence to: The Secretary, NSWCCC Rugby League, c/o Clancy Catholic College, Carmichael Drive, West Hoxton NSW 2171

NSWCCC Rugby League is affiliated with the Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League Council, Australian & NSW Rugby Leagues

Dear Students and Parents

In 2010 New South Wales Combined Catholic Colleges Rugby League is implementing a new initiative as part of our State Selection Trials. An extra team, known as the President’s Team, will participate in our selection trials.

The President’s team will provide an additional opportunity for students who do not gain selection in their association/diocesan team to participate in our State Selection Trials.

This may include students who:
• do not participate and are not selected due to illness/injury
• perform poorly in their association/diocesan trials due to injury/fatigue from a heavy playing schedule
• miss selection due to the strength of their association
• enroll in a Catholic school after their association/diocese team has been selected.

There will be a President’s Team for both 15’s and 18’s years age groups. For the 15’s team players must be born in 1995 or 1996 and for the 18’s team players must be born in 1994, 1993 or 1992.

The coaching staff for each team is as follows:

18’s PRESIDENT’S TEAM COACH: MR TIM WHITE (Holy Cross College Ryde) Tel 9808 1033 Fax 9809 7207 Manager: Mr Leon Robinson (St Paul’s College Kempsey) Trainer: Mr Michael Fisher (St Mary’s Cathedral College Sydney)

15’s PRESIDENT’S TEAM COACH: MR LEE ADDISON (St Gregory’s College Campbelltown) Telephone 02 4629 4222 Fax 02 4628 1594 Manager: Mr Michael O’Beirne (La Salle College Bankstown)
Trainer: To be appointed

To be eligible for inclusion in either President’s Team students must:
1. Have participated in their association selection trial/s, or have been exempt from trialing by their Association Convenor, eg due to injury, and not been selected in their association team. (Please note that this is not a separate pathway and that entry to this team is only open to players who have not been selected in their association team. The exception to this is a student who has enrolled in a Catholic school after the selection trial/s.)

2. Complete and fax the attached nomination form before 3.00pm Friday 7th May to the relevant coach. Due to geographical and time constraints, the selection process will be subjective and by invitation from the selection panel.

Students from all Catholic high schools in NSW are eligible for selection and the selection of each President’s Team cannot take place until all associations have completed their selection process. Please refer to the attached Selection Policy for further information.

All students will be informed of the outcome of their nomination by Wednesday 12th May and the team will be placed on our website. Students who gain selection must agree to:
1. Pay the team levy of $100.00 to the Team Manager by Monday 17th May. The levy includes playing strip (jersey, shorts and socks), polo shirt, strapping, first aid etc and post game recovery (hydration/nutrition).

If payment is not received by Monday 17th May NSWCCC Rugby League may invite another student into the team to ensure a squad of twenty players attends the selection trials. Cheques to be made out to NSWCCC Rugby League and send to team managers school, att to their name..

2. Attend training on Thursday 20th May at 2.00pm at St Mary’s. (This is consistent with the preparation for Northern Country and Southern Country teams.)
3. Abide by the attached Code of Behaviour and ARL policies.
4. Accept a position in their association team if a position in that team becomes available prior to the commencement of the selection trials.

For any initial enquiries please contact the Team Coach.
NSWCCC Rugby League Sub Committee LEARN MORE ABOUT NSWCCC FOOTY

EXCITING NEW CATHOLIC SCHOOLBOYS RUGBY LEAGUE COMP FOR 2010
The NSWCCC are very pleased to announce the NSW CCC Cup Rugby League Competition comencing in 2010.

The NSW CCC Cup is an open age schoolboys rugby league competition open to all Catholic Colleges and Secondary Schools in NSW, more soon - LEARN MORE
Teams line up for the National Anthem at the 2009 NSWCCC State Rugby League Trials in Tamworth NSW (Photo : ourfootymedia)
Teams line up for the National Anthem at the 2009 NSWCCC State Rugby League Trials in Tamworth NSW (Photo : ourfootymedia)
Pssst- The mail is a new CCC CUP in '010 ??
NSWCCC STATE TRIALS 2010
The NSWCCC are pleased to announce that the 2010 NSW CCC State Rugby League Schoolboys trials will be held Between Thursday 20 to Saturday 22 nd May 2010.

The 2010 NSWCCC State Trials will be played at the fantastic St. Mary's Stadium in Western Sydney with the opening ceremonies on Thursday the 20 th May.

The NSWCCC would like to recommend the following accommodation facilities to all families intending to watch a few days of great schoolboys rugby league.

ST. MARY'S PARKVIEW MOTEL - Booking Phone : 02 9623 1227

NEPEAN HOLIDAY VILLAGE : Bookings Phone : 02 4735 4425

ROOTY HILLS RSL TRAVEL LODGE : Booking Phone :
Dave Nicholson from Red Bend runs away from the Aquinas defender
Dave Nicholson from Red Bend runs away from the Aquinas defender Tom Egan
Aquinas College about to pack the scrum
Aquinas College about to pack the scrum
Red Bend College about to pack the scrum
Red Bend College about to pack the scrum
COCHRANE CUP REPORT

RED BEND COLLEGE, FORBES v AQUINAS COLLEGE, MENAI

It was a big week last week for Red Bend College as the 14’s went down to a very well coached side from Aquinas College, Menai, (Steve Gough former Cronulla coach and assistant to John Lang at Cronulla and Penrith coached them, he is now deputy at Aquinas).

The Sydney boys had an enjoyable trip to the country and should be congratulated on the way they represented their school both on and off the field.

Red Bend went down fighting in the semi final of the under 14’s Cochrane Cup last Friday.

Supported on by the junior school, many parents and local spectators, they were unable to reproduce the victory of the Opens the day before.

In a very close game where the opposition, Aquinas College from Menai, were first to score, the College team led by Dave Cowhan had their chances.

With the score 12 - 6 at the break after a barn storming run and try by Parkes student Druss Afele.

The second half showed some great defence with neither side able to dominate. Menai score a late try in the corner to run out winners 16 - 6.

Once again the best for the College was front rower Dave Cowhan, followed by Bryce Park and Jarrod Tyack.

Coaches awards for the Opens on Thursday and 14’s on Friday went to Toby Evans (Parkes) who played half back in the Opens 14 - 12 win over St Edwards from Gosford and Dave Cowhan (Forbes) in the fourteens.

These awards kindly donated by St George-Illawarra (thanks to Brian Keegan)

Aquinas College's Player's player was Sharks Development player Josh Baldacchino, others worth a mention are skipper Jeremy Safi who is in the Bulldogs development squad and was converting goals from the sidelines.

Aquinas coach Steve Gough said, " the boys all played very well, the Red Bend people were great and really looked after as from the moment we arrived at the College."

Aquinas College now take on powerhouse St. Hohns Woodlawn in the Grand Final of the NSWCC Cochrane Cup.

The Grand Final is on at Leichhardt Oval next Wednesday the 16 Sept, kick off 11:00 am.
Andrew Ryan with the Red Bend College U15's
Andrew Ryan with the Red Bend College U15's
Red Bend College Under 15's
TEAM PHOTO BACK Bryce Park, Dave Cowhan, Tim Dukes, Ben Thomson, Druss Afele, Chris Judd, Ben Maguire, Troy Armitage, Caleb Hewitt FRONT Sam Baass, Daniel Willis, Harrison Baker, Daniel Nicholson, Archie McMasters, Matt Styles, Ty Healey, Damian Walker, Jarrod Tyack
WESTERN FINALS OF THE CRL ‘ANDREW RYAN’ CUP

Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes had both the fifteens and Opens in the Andrew Ryan Cup finals hosted by the CRL in Dubbo last Thursday.

The College fifteens had 3 very hard and close games.

Winning their first against Bathurst High School 12-10, followed by a draw against James Sheahan and in the final game to determine who progressed through to the Southern Semi-Finals in Cootamundra, they were defeated by a strong South Dubbo team 20-12. Best for the College fifteens on the day were Jake O’Brien, Dave Cowhan, Wade Harris and Jake Goodwin.

Red Bend’s Opens played outstanding rugby league to convincingly win both their games.

In the first game they accounted for James Sheahan (Orange) 36-0, followed by another dominating display against Kelso High (Bathurst) also 36-0.

The Opens now progress through to the CRL Cup Semi Finals to be held in Cootamundra on July 30th, where they play Kiama High and either Hennessy College (Young) or Bega High in the second game.

The Open’s best performers were forwards Lou Goodwin, Jake Grace, Andrew Cowhan, Mitch Davis and in the backs Toby Evans and Ethan Williams.

A highlight for the players was meeting Andrew Ryan and him making the presentation to the winners with the Open’s receiving bags containing ‘Bulldogs’ gear.

Both teams would like to thank the CRL and Andrew Ryan (Bulldogs) for hosting the day and the many spectators for travelling to Dubbo.
Dave Cowan & Celeb Hewitt of Red Bend College, Forbes move in for the tackle in the regional Cochrane Cup Final
Dave Cowan & Celeb Hewitt of Red Bend College, Forbes move in for the tackle in the regional Cochrane Cup Final
COLLEGE THROUGH TO FINAL 8 COCHRANE CUP


The College Fourteens travelled to Wagga on Tuesday 7th July to participate in the Regional playoffs for the Cochrane Cup against Kildare Catholic College.

The Cochrane Cup is a State wide competition for Catholic Schools and Colleges and administered by the NSW RL Academy.

The College started well scoring the first try with Ben Thomson from Parkes crossing out wide. Kildare attacked the College line and were next to score from kick to level the scores at 4 all.

After some great work by the College forwards including Druss Afele the ball was shifted out wide with Dave Cowhan offloading to Jarred Tyack for winger Ben Maguire to score in the corner, this had the College in front 8-4 at halftime.

Kildare attacked after the break scoring next for 8 all.

The Red Bend team then controlled with great tries to Daniel Willis and Chris Judd and a conversion to Caleb Hewitt.

In a hard decision as all players played well points were given to front rower Dave Cowhan 3 points, 2 points to second rower Ben Thomson and 1 point each to 13 year old Chris Judd and forward Archie McMasters.

Thanks to the parents that travelled down to support the team, Robyne Cowhan for the photos and Kildare College for the BBQ after the game.

The Fourteens now move into the final 8 in the State and are due to play La Salle College, Bankstown (Jamal Idris’ school) early next term.
Marcellin College
Randwick (2B)
20 - 6 Marcellin College
Randwick (2A)
MAN OF THE MATCH - JARED STEVENS
Marcellin College
Randwick
8 - 16 Marist College
Pagewood
MAN OF MATCH - TOBIAS RUDOLF
Marcellin College
Randwick
20 - 6 Christian Brother's
Lewisham
MAN OF THE MATCH - BEN GORDON
Christian Brother's
Lewisham
26 - 12 Marist College
Pagewood

TRIES : Michael Mouawad, Daniel Ravkin

GOALS : Michael Mouawad 2

TRIES : Robbie Meldrum 2, Shaun Cameron, Daniel Wycech, James Delprado, Cameron McInnes (c)
GOALS : Shaun Cameron
MAN OF THE MATCH - JAMES DEPRADO
Marcellin College
Randwick
20 - 18 Marist College
Kogarah
TRIES : Chad Edwards 2, Jackson Garlick, Nathan Moris
GOALS : Chad Edwards 2, Daniel Johnstone
TRIES : Joseph Andrews, Julian Lucchitti, someone else
GOALS : Trent Sacilotto (c)
MAN OF THE MATCH - CHAD EDWARDS
MARIST COLLEGE
NORTH SHORE
22 - 30 St. LEO'S CATHOLIC COLLEGE, RANDWICK
TRIES : Tom Webster, Hugh Tomkins, Davis Hatzimrkos, Joseph Lomi
GOALS : Tom Webster
TRIES : Scott England 2, Alex Richie, Cameron Del Moro, name missing
GOALS : Cameron Del Moro 5
MAN OF THE MATCH - SCOTT ENGLAND
MCC GRAND FINALS FANTASTIC

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Congratulations to all the schools who played in this years MCC rugby league competition.

It all came down to the Grand Finals where the top teams in MCC rugby league played for supremacy.

There were 2 venues for this years MCC grand finals, Liechhardt Oval saw 3 games full of entertaining fast footy were only a few points decided championship games.

The other venue was Erskinville Oval were the battle just just as exciting and intence for both the players and their screaming school friends and families, most mums were in fine voice gently encouraging their son's from afar.

MORE SOON & PLENTY of GReaT aCTioN PHoTo'S ToMoRRoW
CHECK OUT THE ACTION
A GRADE | B GRADE | UNDER 15's
MCC Grand Finals - St. Loe's fans going off
MCC Grand Finals - St. Leo's fans going off
MCC 2009 Rugby League Champions (Photo's : ourfooty media)
MCC 2009 Rugby League Champions (Photo's : ourfooty media)
ENDEAVOUR SHS v MATRAVILLE SHS
University Shield (opens) 1st July
NSW CCC GETTING READY FOR AUSSIE CHAMP'S
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NSWCCC played 2 trials against the mighty WestsTigers teams at Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday morning.

It turned out to be a great day for footy at Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday morning when Wests Magpies & the Wests Tigers threw their junior rep's at the NSW CCC under 15's and under 18's.

It was a good hit out for both teams with plenty of good things coming from both games.

Some extra time together and the trial against the mighty Parramatta Eels Harold Matthew's & SG Ball champion sides these two CCC teams will improve out of sight in time for the ASSRL Championships coming pretty soon now.

The Eels trial is in a couple weeks and both teams will be tested by Parramatta, both their Matty's Cup & SG Ball sides had fantastic seasons with the Under 16's losing the Grand Final to a rampaging Bulldogs team at the height of their powers. aCTioN PHoTo'S
NSW CCC Under 15's Rugby League Team after the trial v WestsTigers (Photo : ourfooty media) NSW CCC Under 18's Rugby League Team after the trial v WestsTigers (Photo : ourfooty media)
NSW CCC Under 15's Rugby League Team after the trial v WestsTigers (Photo : ourfooty media) U15 aCTioN NSW CCC Under 18's Rugby League Team after the trial v WestsTigers (Photo : ourfooty media) U18 aCTioN
Jake Heffard slides in for a good try - Arrive alive Cup aCTioN - Marist Kogarah v Kiama HS (Photo's : ourfooty media)
CHeCK ouT THe aCTioN
MARIST GO DOWN IN EXTRA TIME
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MArist Kogarah were beaten in sudden death extra time in the Arrive alive Cup clash at OKI Jubliee Stadium on Friday arvo.

THe scores were locked at 16 - all at full time and Kiama High School were good enough to hit the try line with in the 1 st minute of extra time.

Congratulations to the Marist boys, they have done well again to get this far but must be disappointed, good luck to the Kiama High boys, the next game will be tough who ever they will be playing next.
Marist Brothers College, Kogarah winners of the 2009 Arrive alive Cup regional final (Photo : ourfooty media)
Marist Brothers College, Kogarah winners of the 2009 Arrive alive Cup regional final (Photo : ourfooty media)
Christian Brother's College, Lewisham '09 AaC runner's up (Photo : ourfooty media)
Christian Brother's College, Lewisham '09 AaC runner's up (Photo : ourfooty media)
CHECK OUT THE aCTioN
MARIST KOGARAH STILL aLIVE
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Oki Jubilee Stadium was a fitting venue for the St. George regional final of the Premier schoolboys rugby league comptition in Australia.

Christian Brother College Lewisham got it on with powerhouse Marist Brothers College Kogarah in this years final.

The Christian Brothers side got off to a good start attacking the the line only to be held out by pretty good Marist Bro's defence, after repeated sets the Christian Bro's were first to score when Matt Coffey crossed.

That was about all the joy for the boys from Lewisham, from then on the Marist boys took control of the game winning this Arrive alive Cup regional final 6 tries to 2.

Aaron Pollard was amoung the best for the Marist boys with his 2 tries and conversion while Daniel Abou-Sleiman was very handy for the Christian Brother's.

Arrive alive CupMARIST BROTHER'S KOGARAH 28
(TRIES : Aaron Pollock 2, Daniel LaManna, Jordan D, Peter Garcis, Nathan Green GOALS : Aaron Pollock
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS LEWISHAM 10
(TRIES : Matt Coffey, Daniel Abou-Sleiman GOALS : Daniel Haywood
NSW CCC U 15's Photo : ourfooty media)
NSW CCC U 15's Photo : ourfooty media)
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NSW CCC U 18's Photo : ourfooty media)
DAY ONE ACTION | U 18's | U 15's |
NSW CCC TRAILS A HUGE SUCCESS

The NSW Combined Catholic Colleges have held their 2009 rugby league trials in Tamworth over the past two days.

After two days of fantastic rugby league played at Scully Park, it came down to Saturday afternoon when the selectors picked this year NSW CCC representative teams to compete in this years Australian Schoolboys Championships.

Ourfootyteam has had the privilege to cover this years trials here in Tamworth, and we would like to thank the NSW CCC for inviting us to cover the weekends action and bring it to you, although a bit late.

Congratulations to the boys who have made this years rep teams, and to all you guys who played up in Tamworth, it was a great weekend and everyone did real good, even just to play in the trials.

NSW CCC Rugby league is very successful Nationally and competition is fierce for all representative spots at all levels.

Both teams are looking forward to playing in the ASSRL National Championships in a few more weeks

 

More soon & heaps of aCTioN FoTo'S (monday arvo)

NSW CCC 2009 REP TEAMS

NSWCCC 15's   NSWCCC 18's
SICC 5 Chris Assad Holy Spirit College Lakemba MCS 8 PJ Asiata Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
SICC 1 Christopher Assad St Charbel's College Punchbowl MCS 6 Blake Austin St Dominic's College Penrith
Sthn 13 Kyle Baxter Red Bend Catholic College Forbes MCS 15 Jay Bonnell St Gregory's College Campbelltown
MCS 6 Luke Brooks Holy Cross College Ryde NTHN 4 Dale Clacherty All Saints College (St Mary's) Maitland
MSC 13 Bryce Cartwright Patrician Brothers College Blacktown SICC 11 Nathan Clarke St Edward's College Gosford
MCS 11 Joshua Cullen St Gregory's College Campbelltown STHN 11 Lou Goodwin Red Bend Catholic College Forbes
SICC 18 Kyle Engelen De La Salle College Revesby STHN 12 Nathan Green Marist College Kogarah
MCS 8 Jakiel Fuimaona Patrician Brothers College Blacktown MCS 10 Matthew Groat St Gregory's College Campbelltown
STHN 1 Harry Groves McAuley Catholic Central School Tumut MCC 11 David Hatzimarkos Marist College North Shore
NTHN 13 Brandon Lee John Paul College Coffs Harbour STHN 8 Joshua Heggie Edmund Rice College Wollongong
MCS 14 Jake Maklouf Terra Sancta College Schofields NTHN 5 Reece Jaeger St Mary's College Gunnedah
MSC 12 Chad McGill Patrician Brothers College Blacktown MCS 12 Alex McKinnon St Gregory's College Campbelltown
SICC 4 Fabian Natoli St. Augustine's College Brookvale MCS 7 Joshua Murray Patrician Brothers College Blacktown
MCS 5 Alan Niulesa St Dominic's College Penrith STHN 9 Lionel O'Mally St John's College Dubbo
STHN 6 Trent Schubach Mater Dei College Wagga Wagga NTHN 8 Damian Sironen St John's College Woodlawn
STHN 12 Jordan Shepherd Mater Dei College Wagga Wagga NTHN 1 Justin Smith St Francis Xavier College Hamilton
SICC 3 Jim Stewart St. Augustine's College Brookvale MCS 18 Jack Stockwell St Gregory's College Campbelltown
MCS 10 Alfosio Tatola Holy Cross College Ryde Nthn 2 Michael Thomas St John's College Woodlawn
MCS 19 Leki Taumalolo St Gregory's College Campbelltown MCS 4 Malakai Watene-Zalezniak St Dominic's College Penrith
MCS 4 Josh Walker St Dominic's College Penrith        
         
Coach John McKnight McCarthy College Emu Plains Coach Michael Lewis La Salle College Bankstown
Manager Adam Hartigan Patrician Brothers College Blacktown Manager James Clancy De La Salle College Revesby
Trainer Tim White Holy Cross College Ryde Trainer Chris Chevez St Agnes High Rooty Hill
NSW CCC SOUTHERN COUNTRY SCHOOLBOY TEAMS

On Tuesday 28th April 2009, the NSW CCC Southern Country Trials will take place at Edmund Rice College, Wollongong.

This trial will involve teams from Western and Wollongong in both Fifteens and Eighteens age groups.

The Western teams involve students from Forbes, Dubbo, Lithgow, Young, Canberra/Goulburn and Wagga Wagga areas while the Wollongong teams involves students from Nowra, Albion Park, Wollongong, Narellan and Campbelltown areas.

TRIALS: When: Tuesday 28th April 2009
Where: Edmund Rice College 112 Mt. Keira Rd. West Wollongong
Times: Fifteens Assemble 9.00am 10.00am kick off
Opens : Assemble 10.30am 12.00pm kick off
WESTERN CCC 15's
# PLAYER SCHOOL
1 Harry Groves McAuley Catholic Central School, Tumut
2 Aaron Wynne Kildare Catholic College, Wagga
3 Matthew Gersbach St Johns College, Dubbo
4 Isaah Yeo St Johns College, Dubbo
5 Tim Holmes Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
6 Trent Schubach Mater Dei College, Wagga
7 Jake O’Brien Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
8 James Park Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
9 Ben Mullins McAuley Catholic Central School, Tumut
10 Mitchell Hoolihan St Josephs Central, Oberon
11 Jake Goodwin Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
12 Jordan Shepherd Mater Dei College, Wagga
13 Kyle Baxter Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
14 Wade Harris Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
15 Greg Staines St Francis, Leeton
16 Brad Morton Sacred Heart, Cootamundra
17 Kyall Ryan St Josephs Central Oberon
18 Caleb Hewitt Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
19 Zach Hart Trinity Catholic College Goulburn
20 Patrick Welsh Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
     
Coach Anthony Hood Mater Dei, Wagga
  Greg McIntosh St Johns, Dubbo
  Ben Gregory St Matthews, Mudgee
EASTERN CCC 18's (OPEN'S)
# PLAYER SCHOOL
1 Brad Dewar Hennessy Catholic College Young
2 Brendan O’Rourke Mater Dei College, Wagga
3 Simon Lienesch Sacred Heart, Cootamundra
4 Cameron Miller Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
5 Joe Gunn Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
6 Blake Baxter Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
7 Adam Hamling James Sheahan, Orange
8 Matthew Park Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
9 Lionel O’Mally St Johns College, Dubbo
10 Mitch Davis Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
11 Duncan Young James Sheahan, Orange
12 Sam Everett Mater Dei College, Wagga
13 Lou Goodwin Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
14 Toby Evan Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
15 Zac Redfern Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
16 Tim Jones Mater Dei College, Wagga
17 Josh Blair Hennessy Catholic College, Young
18 Jake Grace Red Bend Catholic College, Forbes
19 TBA  
20    
     
Coach John Hogan Sacred Heart, Cootamundra
  Darren Culnane La Salle, Lithgow
  Wes Gibson La Salle, Lithgow

 

 

NSW CCC Trial action last year (Photo's : ourfooty media)
NSW CCC STATE TRIALS
The 2009 NSWCCC State Selection Trials will be held at Scully Park Tamworth on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd May.

The convenor is Mr Mark Falkenmire from McCarthy College Tamworth.

After previously traveling to country venues such as Forbes, Kempsey and Dubbo, NSWCCC are once again taking the selection trials to rural NSW.

West Tamworth Leagues Club is assisting in staging the trials, whilst Country Comfort Tamworth Towers is the preferred accommodation supplier.

Students from Catholic secondary schools across NSW will be vying for selection in either the 15's or 18's NSWCCC teams to compete in the ASSRL National Championships in Adelaide (15's) and Newcastle (18's).

The Australian Secondary School Rugby League Championships for the under 18's will be hoted by NSW CIS from Sunday 12 - 17 th July with a pre Championship meeting on Saturday 11th July.

The ASSRL under 15's travel to Adeliade with the battles played from Sunday 28 th June to the 3 rd July 2009.
NSW Combined Catholic Colleges2008 NSW CCC FOOTY ARCHIVES HERE
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