In The Sheds: Group 9 Preview - Week 4

Junior Game Times: Saturday 18th May

Parramore Park, Wagga Wagga

Under 6
Brothers Red v Cootamundra Blue (10am, Mullins)
Brothers Green v Kangaroos Red (10am, Barber)

Under 7
Brothers v Cootamundra Blue (11am, Mullins)
Brothers v Cootamundra White (12 noon, Barber)

Under 8
Brothers Red v Cootamundra (12 noon, Mullins)
Brothers Green v Cootaumundra (1.05 pm, Barber)

Under 9: Brothers v Cootamundra Blue (1.05 pm, Mullins)

Under 10: Brothers v Cootamundra (11am, Weissel)

Under 11: Brothers v Cootamundra (12 noon, Weissel)

Under 12: Brothers v Cootamundra (11am, Martin)

Under 13: Brothers v Cootamundra (12 noon, Martin)

Under 14: Brothers v Temora (2.10 pm, Martin)

Under 15: Brothers v Cootamundra (2.10 pm, Mortimer)

League Tag

Under 12: Brothers v Cootamundra (2.10 pm, Weissel)

Under 16: Brothers v Cootamundra Whie (10am, Martin)

Group 9 Game Times:

A reminder that Group 9 will play Group 20 this at Griffith Rugby Oval, Griffith.

Kelly Cup Group 20 v Group 9

1.30 pm        -           Under 16’s
2.45 pm        -           League Tag
3.40 pm        -           Under 18’s
5.00 pm        -           Seniors

First Grade Report: Brothers v Southcity

South City showed us the importance and advantage of a quick play the ball which created an almost unstoppable momentum. The momentum created allowed room for their outside backs and quicker man to cause us a lot of problems out wide.

South City were able to break a lot of one on one tackles which is an area that will need to be improved to win football games.

We were unable to match the enthusiasm of South City who were prepared to fight for every inch and demonstrated what type of attitude will be needed to match it with the top teams in the comp. At times we seemed content to be spectators and lose concentration on the fundamental simple tasks at hand.
We have some players each week putting in great efforts while some have work to do.

We have learned a few valuable rugby league lessons and will continue to work on them and improve

A positive was our completion rate with the footy was a lot better but attacking is only half the game and the work on fixing our defence will commence on Tuesday.

A big thank you to all those from the club and all the 26 agencies, especially Betty Egan from the LAC, who did a fantastic job with the Let’s Tackle Domestic Violence round. The club is very proud to be putting something extremely worthwhile back into the community with this important and great program.

There were more than 70 volunteers from agencies being hands on in tackling domestic violence on the day who hopefully enjoyed the footy as our guests as well.

GROUP NINE RESULTS – Round 3

First grade

Southcity 44 d Brothers 16
Cootamundra 40 d Gundagai 32
Kangaroos 62 d Young 16
Albury 52 d Temora 12
Junee 28 d Tumbarumba 10

Reserve grade

Southcity 34 d Brothers 18
Gundagai 20 d Cootamundra 0
Kangaroos 22 d Young 4
Temora 26 d Albury 4
Junee 18 d Tumbarumba 12

Weissel Cup

Southcity 30 d Brothers 16
Cootamundra 64 d Gundagai 4
Kangaroos 36 d Young 6
Albury 38 d Temora 10

Sullivan Cup

Brothers 20 d Southcity 10
Cootamundra 24 d Gundagai 16
Young 62 d Kangaroos 0
Temora 22 d Albury 0
Junee 90 d Tumbarumba 0

LeagueTag

Brothers 60 d Southcity 0
Cootamundra 30 d Gundagai 6
Kangaroos 24 d Young 0
Temora 24 d Albury 6
Tumbarumba 30 d Junee 0

Group 9 League Tag Representative Team

Please find below the LeagueTag Team that has been selected to take on Group 20 at Griffith on Saturday 18th May 2013.

Congratulations to our Brothers girls Bridget Horsley, Gabrielle Hurst, Bridget Hurst, Tarnii Price, Sarah Stewart and Gabby Suckling all being sected in the representative side.

The side will train at Parramore Park, Wagga Wagga, next Wednesday night 15th May 2013 at 6.30pm

Congratulations to all players on their selections

GIO launches Origin first NSW VB Blues supporters' initiative

6 May 2013: GIO, official partner of the NSW VB Blues, has launched a major leveraging program for the 2013 Holden State of Origin series.

Under the mantra "In NSW We Trust", GIO is urging Blues fans to 'pledge their trust' in the Holden State of Origin side via their campaign website trustnsw.com.au.

"Fans who register their support for the team will have their name printed inside the numbers on the actual NSW playing jerseys," said GIO Marketing Advisor, Sponsorship, Mark Condon. "What better way to prove to the team that you are behind them, than by having your name appear on their jersey?"

All fans that pledge their trust for the Blues will go into the draw for the Ultimate State of Origin package to Game III including attendance at the Blues' last training session, game day dressing room tour and behind the scenes access as the squad arrives for the match.

A regional NSW roadshow will be supporting the program visiting 16 locations. The roadshow will give junior rugby league players the opportunity to record a video message for the team and participate in NRL activities. The roadshow will culminate with a precinct activation to be unveiled at the first match of the Holden State of Origin Series in Sydney on 5 June.

For more information visit: www.trustnsw.com.au.
Media contact: Mark Condon, GIO Marketing Advisor, Sponsorship, 0405 299 489

RESULTS: BROTHERS v SOUTH CITY

Sullivan Cup (Under 16)

BROTHERS 20 defeated SOUTH CITY 10

Weissel Cup (Under 18)

SOUTH CITY 30 defeated BROTHERS 16

League Tag

BROTHERS 60 defeated SOUTH CITY 0

Reserve Grade

SOUTH CITY 34 defeated BROTHERS 18

First Grade

SOUTH CITY 44 defeated BROTHERS 16

[ G9 Round 2 Results ] [ G9 Ladders ]

LTDV Brothers Wagga

Check out the new Lets Tackle Domestic Violence NRL Advertisement. Our representative is young lad Bailey O'Neill son of current senior player and legend Stevo.

Brothers Junior Rugby League
Bob Hay
Mobile: 0428 17 9494
Email: juniors@brothers.com.au