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World of Rugby League | Queensland
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Grandstand
2001 Queensland Cup
Round 18: July 21, 22
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Toowoomba
Clydesdales 34
Tries: Corey
Parker 2, Nathan Murphy 2, Damien Quinn, Tony Duggan
Goals: Damien
Quinn 5
defeated Logan Scorpions 26
Tries: Darren
Ireland, Brendan Lindsay, Phil Shilvock, Terry O'Regan,
Brendan Currie
Goals: Brad
Sim 3
Venue: Meakin
Park
Date: Sat July 21
Comments: Four
quick tries in 20 minutes in the second half has
ensured the Toowoomba Clydesdales a win over Logan at
Meakin Park on Saturday. The Scorpions led 14-10 at
half-time but a poor defensive display in that period,
after the break, allowed their opponents to assert
their class. However, to the home side's credit, they
did not give up trying and grabbed two late tries to
eventually go down by 8 points.
Full
Match Report
Wests
Panthers 42
Tries: Brent
Webb 2, James Brown 2, Aaron Morgan, Denny Lambert,
Robert Tanielu, Terry Proctor
Goals: James
Brown 3, Denny Lambert 2
defeated Souths Magpies 34
Tries: Ben
Davidson 2, Tristan Brady-Smith 2, Trent Young, John
Bruce, Marvin Alo
Goals: Matt
Lockyer 3
Venue: Purtell Park
Date:
Sat July 21
Comments: Wests look to have avoided the wooden spoon when they
defeated Souths at Purtell Park on Saturday. The Panthers
amazingly trailed 30-12 at half-time but produced a great comeback
to win the game. The Magpies can't take a trick when it comes to
winning matches and are certain to finish last in 2001.
Burleigh
Bears 36
Tries: Greg
Bourke 2, Jim Lenihan, Nick Shaw, Grant Adamson, Ryan
Gundry
Goals: Greg
Bourke 6
defeated Norths Devils 26
Tries: Kevin
Carmichael 2, Paul Whaturia, Semi Tadulala, Dallas
Johnson
Goals: Marty
Turner 3
Venue: Pizzey Park
Date: Sat July 21
Comments: Win number 10 in-a-row
over the Devils has seen Burleigh grab outright third spot
on the ladder. The Bears proved to be a little
too good for Norths and are setting themselves for an
assault on the premiership.
With Souths, Central and Wests (plus the bye) to come
in the final rounds, the Bears could possibly move up
to second if Redcliffe drop any further matches.
Greg Bourke continues his scoring spree with another 2 tries & 6 goals against the
Devils to consolidate his position at the top of the
point scoring table.
Wynnum
Seagulls 32
Tries: Grant
Dutton 2, Robbie David, Daniel Frame, Scott Tsaousis,
Wade Bachman
Goals: Jay
O'Doherty 4
defeated Redcliffe
Dolphins 22
Tries: George
Wilson, Phil Graham, Michael Roberts, Andrew Wynyard
Goals: Damien
Richters 3
Venue: Kougari Oval
Date: Sun July 22
Comments: Wynnum have scored their most satisfying win of the season when
they downed Redcliffe at Kougari Oval on Sunday. The
Seagulls jumped out to an early 16-0 lead but allowed the Dolphins
to score two tries to only lead 16-12 at the break. Michael
Roberts put Redcliffe in front when he sliced through the defence
to score under the posts but it was all Wynnum after that. They
took full advantage of some very disappointing defence by their
opposition and held on to record their first win over
the Dolphins since 1995. A small consolation for Redcliffe
in that, despite the loss, they retain the Herald Cup
for yet another year.
East
Coast Tigers 36
Tries: John
Wilshere 4, Scott Thorburn, Marcus Jensen, Martin
Allen
Goals: John
Wilshere 3, Scott Thorburn
defeated Ipswich Jets 18
Tries: Aaron
Bulow 2, Marshall Chalk
Goals: Francis
Renouf 3
Venue: Langlands Park
Date: Sun July 22
Comments: The Tigers, led by a 4 try haul from winger John
Wilshere, proved to be too strong for a depleted Jets' outfit and
virtually wrap up a spot in the semi-finals.
Ipswich played well in the first half to only trail
14-12 at the break and managed to score a converted
try giving them a 18-14 lead, midway through the
second half. However, they faded for the rest of
the game and East Coast came home strongly to
eventually win quite comfortably.
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