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World of Rugby League | Queensland
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Grandstand
2001 Queensland Cup
Round 10: May 19, 20
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East
Coast Tigers 17
Tries: Scott
Sipple, David Baildon, Rob Thompson
Goals: John
Wilshere 2
Field Goals: Rob
Thompson
defeated Souths Magpies 14
Tries: Joel
Miles 2, Tristan Brady-Smith
Goals: Andrew
Murdoch
Venue: Davies Park
Date: Sat May 19
Comments: East Coast managed to hold
off a gallant Souths outfit to record a 17-14 win at
Davies Park. The game came to an exciting climax
when the Magpies had the chance to win the match,
after the Tigers seemingly looked to have the match
totally wrapped up with a 7 point lead. But the
home side were unable to score the match winning try
and the visitors, after being held scoreless in the
first half, escaped with a very unconvincing win.
Full Match Report
Ipswich Jets 16
Tries: Reggie
Cressbrook, Marshall Chalk, Danny McAllister
Goals: Reggie
Cressbrook 2
drew with Wynnum Seagulls 16
Tries: David
Seage 3
Goals: Nathan
Webber 2
Venue: Bendigo
Bank Park
Date: Sat May 19
Comments: Ipswich and Wynnum have played out
a draw at Bendigo Bank Park. The Seagulls' three
tries were scored by David Seage, who continues his
great try scoring form, but managed to get their
second draw of the season.
Burleigh
Bears 42
Tries: Jim
Lenihan 2, Ryan Gundry 2, Greg Bourke, Aaron Douglas,
Adam Cook, Chris Horsfall
Goals: Greg
Bourke 5
defeated Central Queensland Comets
26
Tries: Heath
Egglestone 2, Wade Rothery, Andrew Schick, Alfred
Songoro
Goals: Walson
Carlos 3
Venue: Alan McIndoe Park,
Emerald
Date:
Sat May 19
Comments: Burleigh has continued the
Comets' miserable season with a solid win up in
Emerald. Central only trailed their opposition
by 6 points, with 7 minutes remaining, and were in
attack but they ended up allowing the Bears to score
two more tries, while trying to go for the draw.
Burleigh scored 8 tries with Jim
Lenihan and Ryan Gundry grabbing two apiece but their
defence is still needs a bit of working on. The
Comets are now last on the table, thanks to Wests' bye
this weekend.
Toowoomba
Clydesdales 18
Tries: Paul
Carige 2, Ken McGuinness, Stuart Kelly
Goals: Damien
Quinn
defeated Redcliffe
Dolphins 12
Tries: Phil
Graham
Goals: Damien
Richters 4
Venue: ANZ Stadium
Date: Sun May 20
Comments: Toowoomba have gained a
little revenge on last year's grand final loss to
Redcliffe with a 6 point win at ANZ Stadium. The
Dolphins dominated possession early in the first half
and Phil Graham finally sliced the defence open to
score the first try of the match. Damien
Richters extended their lead to 8-0 but Toowoomba
eventually struck back with tries to Paul Carige and
Ken McGuinness to put Toowoomba in front 10-8.
That appeared to be the half-time score until the
Clydesdales conceded a penalty and Richters added the
conversion to make it 10-all at the break.
Damien Richters kicked another penalty goal to put
Redcliffe in front again but, from that point onwards,
they virtually let the game slip away with their
errors. Dolphin winger Trent Purdon made a
horrible mistake when he knocked on the ball in
Redcliffe's half and the Clydesdale pounced on that
opportunity with Stuart Kelly eventually scored the
try. More unforced errors came from the Dolphins
and Toowoomba eventually scored another try with Paul
Carige grabbing his second try in the 69th
minute. Redcliffe never looked like
getting past the solid Clydesdales' defence and ended
up registering their first loss of the season.
Toowoomba are unbeaten after the first half of the
season and are looking specials to win this year's
competition.
Norths
Devils 17
Tries: Marty
Turner 2, Brad Watts
Goals: Marty
Turner 2
Field Goals: Marty
Turner
defeated Logan City Scorpions 10
Tries: Phil
Shilvock, Brendan Currie
Goals: Brad
Sim
Venue: Bishop Park
Date: Sun May 20
Comments: Norths have won a hard
fought match over Logan in wet and miserable
conditions. Talented young half Marty Turner
paved the way for a Devils' win with a personal tally
of 13 points (2 tries, 2 goals and a field goal).
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