Queensland and NSW Under 19s sides

[Ramit]

Queensland and NSW Under 19s sides to play at Telstra Stadium next Wednesday, 24 May

XXXX QLD Under 19s

1. Jackson Nicolau (Norths Devils)
2. Denan Kemp (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
3. Junior Sau (Canberra Raiders)
4. Will Chambers (Norths Devils)
5. Israel Folau (Norths Devils)
6. Joel Moon (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
7. Michael Bond (Aspley Devils)
8. David Taylor (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
9. Nathan Strudwick (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
10. Isaac Schwenke (Norths Devils)
11. Scott Bolton (North QLD Young Guns)
12. Largi Setu (St George Illawarra Dragons)
13. Keiron Lander (Aspley Devils)
14. Mark Offerdahl (Manly Sea Eagles)
15. Rodney Griffin (Balmain Tigers)
16. Charlie Fetoai (Aspley Devils)
17. Paoa Faamita (Bulldogs)
Coach: Wayne Treleaven

NSW Under 19s

1. Shannon McDonnell (Balmain Ryde)
2. Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights)
3. Kris Inu (Parramatta Eels)
4. Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta Eels)
5. Michael Jennings (Penrith Panthers)
6. Jarrod Mullen (Newcastle Knights)
7. Luke Walsh (Newcastle Knights)
8. Tim Grant (Penrith Panthers)
9. Stuart Flanagan (Balmain Ryde)
10. Jacob Ling (Newcastle Knights)
11. Mitchell Aubusson (Sydney Roosters)
12. Cory Paterson (Newcastle Knights)
13. Setaimata Sa (Newtown Jets)
14. Dean Rysko (Western Suburbs)
15. Edward Pettybourne (South Sydney)
16. Jon Tupou (Newcastle Knights)
17. Tony Williams (Parramatta Eels)

[Stido]

Congrats to Scott Bolton. Hope he has a blinder.

[Ramit]

Scott Bolton was a teammate of Jackson Nicolau (Norths Devils) at Innisfail, and with Rodney Griffin (Balmain Tigers) from Eacham in the NQ junior sides.

[RHINO]

played against a few of those boys, Junior Sau is the biggest centre on the planet. That boy could trample anyone at our age rep levels.

[nq_gurl]

when my mum was talking to young brandon boors mum the other day she had said something about brandon playing in a lead up game to origin. has he replaced someone on the QLD under 19's team, has he made another of the lead up games or is my mum confused by one of shirley's comments?

[Granty]

http://www.qrl.com.au/display.php?pg_id=1758

Brandon Boor is in the "Queensland Under 19 Maroons team to play a Papua New Guinea development team in the curtain-raiser to State of Origin II on Wednesday, 14 June at Suncorp Stadium."

[nq_gurl]

cool bananas. thanks granty.

[Yayarg]

Scott Bolton was a teammate of Jackson Nicolau (Norths Devils) at Innisfail, and with Rodney Griffin (Balmain Tigers) from Eacham in the NQ junior sides.

How do you know all this stuff Ramit? I am amazed with the things you come up with. You must have a bloody good memory.

[Ramit]

How do you know all this stuff Ramit? I am amazed with the things you come up with. You must have a bloody good memory.
I know most junior league player up here.
I have been involved in junior league as a coach/administration/Trainer/Manager for many years in NQ. I would rather go and watch junior league than go to a Cowboys game.

[Yayarg]

You do good work.

[Ramit]

You do good work.
I love what I do.

[Granty]

http://www.nrl.com.au/News/Latest/NewsArticle/tabid/76/NewsId/1324/Default.aspx

NSW under-19s win Origin curtain raiser

Wednesday, May 24, 2006 - 10:09 PM

Boom Newcastle five-eighth Jarrod Mullen sparked NSW under-19s to a 22-10 win over Queensland in a fiery rugby league clash at Telstra Stadium on Wednesday night.

The Blues scored 22-unanswered points to claim victory in the curtain raiser to Wednesday night's State of Origin series opener, but not before the game exploded in the final three minutes with an all-in brawl.

Queensland lock Keiron Lander was sent off by referee Chris James for his part in the altercation, with NSW's two-try hero Jarryd Hayne also sent to the sin bin.

The Blues had already wrapped up the game by that point after turning around a 10-0 deficit.

Mullen threw the final pass for the Blues' first two tries to lead the fightback.

It is the second time the under-19s clash has been played with players selected on an Origin basis. Queensland won 40-12 in the inaugural match last year.

The Maroons took a 10-0 lead after tries to five-eighth Joel Moon and winger Denan Kemp in the opening 20 minutes.

But a pair of miracle balls close to the Maroons tryline from Mullen and hooker Stuart Flanagan in the 30th minute helped NSW cut the deficit to just four at the break.

Wests Tigers youngster Flanagan was swamped by three Queensland defenders near the tryline before flicking a pass out the back to Mullen, who quickly tossed a no-look speculator which was well read by Hayne who scored.

Luke Walsh's conversion from in front made it 10-6, before the Blues claimed the lead six minutes into the second half.

Mullen drew in two defenders close to the line before firing a flat cut-out pass to winger Ben Jefferys to dive over in the corner.

Walsh's sideline conversion made it 12-10 to NSW.

The lead was out to six shortly after when Newcastle flyer Akuila Uate finished off some quick Blues movement.

Hayne, who made his NRL debut for Parramatta last week, then iced the victory with his second try.

Source: AAP