AFLQ Schools Cup livestream Monday

The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have been played, with the junior and senior girls winners being decided. Enjoy the replays here.

Andrew Dawson

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June 7, 2021 - 4:19PM

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The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have been played, with St Teresa’s (senior girls) and Sunshine Beach SHS (junior girls) winning through. Enjoy all replays here, reports below.

WATCH THE DAY’S REPLAYS BELOW

The junior sports benchmark Schools Cup competition will also feature matches on Wednesday and June 16, all livestreamed at www.couriermail.com.au from the Multi Sports Complex which features a world class playing surfaces.

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Mountain Creek SHS Oscar Cazaly in action during 2020. Pic Peter Wallis

THE MATCHES

SENIOR GIRLS

Amy Kibble kicked the first goal of the gala day for St Teresa’s Catholic College against Maroochydore SHS while Tara Bogaart got Immanuel Lutheran College on the goal kicking sheet for the first time against St Andrew’s Anglican College.

St Teresa’s then added a second goal courtesy of Fran Cogill before Immanuel Lutheran College hit back, with a splendid running goal nailed by the fleet-a-foot Jasmine Ryan.

St Teresa's goal kickers Fran Cogill, left, and Amy Kibble after the first round 1.

Ryan broke clear, kicked some distance out and then did an understated celebration given the magnitude of the effort, half raising one arm in triumph before starting to job back to position for the resumption of play.

St Teresa’s led throughout, and despite excellent desperation by the Maroochydore SHS, Saints held on to win 2-2-14 to 1-5-11.

On field 2, Bogaart secured her school’s first goal with a set shot as Immanuel prevailed 11 points to four. It was the only goal of a tight game.

In other senior girl round 1 matches, Sunshine Beach SHS had a 21-nil win over Mathew Flinders while Siena Catholic College raised their school’s flag with a 16-2 victory.

Mathew Flinders had a good win.

JUNIOR GIRLS

Mathew Flinders Anglican College jumped their opponents to lead 3-1-19 to nil at halftime, before adding another two goals just after the break on field 1.

The side eventually kicked six goals shared between Darcy Brown, Katie Kerr, Neve Williams, Scarlet Carroll and Hannah Johnstone.

On Field 2, it was a case of double trouble for Good Shepherd Lutheran College who did battle with St Teresa’s Catholic College.

Darcy Brown, Katie Kerr, Neve Williams, Scarlet Carroll and Hannah Johnstone.

The Bariello twins, Remi and Raffim shared three goals between them as St Teresa’s Catholic College claimed a thriller by just three points. In the other match Sunshine Beach SHS had a win against St Andrews.

SENIOR GIRLS, 10.15AM

Sunshine Beach SHS and St Andrews Anglican had nice wins in the 10.15am games.

Sunshine Beach prevailed narrowly over Immanuel Lutheran College in Field 2 action by 15-6, with Imogen van der Vegt and Willow Mussmann kicking majors.

And on field 1, St Andrews edged out Mathew Flinders Anglican College 19-nil, with Myra Harwood kicking two goals, Emmerson Priest one and Sienna Hartnett another goal as well.

SHS

On field 3, St Teresa’s Catholic College 34 defeated Caloundra SHS while on field 4 Maroochydore SHS 33 were against Siena Catholic College 13.

Paige Johnson, Grace Macartney, Lucy Corcoran and Evie Marshall kicked goals.

JUNIOR GIRLS, 10.45AM

Siena Catholic College kicked four goals in edging out Immanuel Lutheran College in an entertaining match.

Paige Johnson, Grace Macartney, Lucy Corcoran and Evie Marshall landed majors on field one for Sienna, while Immanuel’s goals were secured by Jaydn Su’a and Keira Johnson.

In Field 1 action, Charlie Todd, Lucey Towndrow and Kiani Pettigrove kicked goals for the winners, Sunshine Coast SHS, in an excellent match against St John’s whose goal kicker was Jayda Allen

SENIOR GIRLS, 11.15am

Home team Maroochydore SHS finished marginally ahead of Caloundra SHS in a fast moving match on field No.2.T

ahlia Bensen spearheaded Maroochydore’s effort, and was a focal point around the goals.

There was a nice moment for Jas Ryan when she got on the scorer’s sheet again by kicking a major score.

For Caloundra SHS, Milla Oliver and Jaz Flint scored goals.

St Teresa’s Catholic College coach addresses her team in the quarterfinal

QUARTERFINALS, junior girls, 12.30pm

St Teresa’s enjoyed a win over St John’s after establishing a match winning 3-2-20 to nil advantage into the second half. Saints won 4-4-28 to nil.

Beth Major, Bella Fernandez, Summer Harrison and Charlie Shanahan all kicked goals for St Teresa.

On Field No.1, Maroochydore and SHS Sienna College were engaged in a tight quarterfinal, with Sienna edging their rivals out.

A great goal to Jordan Somerville raised her side to safety about three minutes from time. This was after Ella Campbell had kicked a goal in the first half.

Sunshine Coast juniors from the Premiership winning Brisbane Lions AFLW side, Belle Dawes, Lily Postlethwaite and Shannon Campbell visited the Schools Footy day to display the Cup.

THE SEMI-FINALS

Fran Cogill got St Teresa’s rolling to its senior girls semi-final win with an early goal against Immanuel College, leading to her side amassing a match winning total of 4-6-30.

On Field 2, a towering torpedo punt goal by Amarnie Barber was a highlight in the Sunshine Beach SHS versus Maroochydore SHS semi-final.

Sunshine Beach won by just four points, with Barber’s effort a sensational performance.

From some way out, she let fly with a torp that went and went some more, sailing between the posts.

Imogen van der Vegt was on the score sheet again, kicking another two goals in Sunshine Beach’s win.

In junior girls, Sunshine Beach SHS joined their Sunshine Beach SHS senior counterparts in the grand final, beating Sienna College.

GRAND FINALS

Chloe Murray was a class above for Sunshine Coast SHS junior girls, helping her side through to the next round of the Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup.

Sunshine Coast eased clear of Mathew Flinders in a tense junior grand final, with Murray the focal point.

She kicked two goals in the first half and was a consistent ball winner for her side in the 22 point win.

And in a gripping senior girls grand final victory, St Teresa’s held on to beat Sunshine Coast SHS 2-2-14 to 1-0-6.

Both Sunshine Coast SHS junior girls and the St Teresa senior girls progress to the Metro North Wide Bay regional finals.

The senior girls looked set for a goalless first half, until seconds before the break Amy Gibble broke the deadlock for Saints.

Lauren Vaughan then added another goal for St Teresa and the match looked all over.

But Sunshine Beach SHS rallied, kicking a goal and then pushing deep into attack, forcing Saints to work overtime.

COMPETING TEAMS

Wednesday, June 9, St John’s College Nambour, Siena Catholic College, Sunshine Coast Grammar School, Coolum SHS, Caloundra SHS, Matthew Flinders Anglican College

Maroochydore SHS, Immanuel Lutheran College, St Teresa’s Catholic College, St Andrews Anglican College, Sunshine Beach SHS, Glasshouse Christian College, Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Glasshouse Christian College, Mountain Creek SHS, Morayfield State High School and Chancellor State College would feature.

The July 16 livestreaming would see primary girls and boys action between Buddina State School, Stella Maris, Mooloolaba State School, Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Pacific Paradise State School, Sienna Catholic Primary School, Good Samaritan Catholic College, Coolum SS, St Joseph’s Primary, Glasshouse Christian College, Brightwater SS, Talara Primary College, Mountain Creek SS and Brightwater SS

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They are all part of a record number of schools teams competing in 2021, with more than 600 entries having nominated across the state according to Damien Mitchelmore, AFL Participation and Programs Manager – Schools and Diversity.

The www.couriermail.com.au will also livestream three qualifying additional qualifying days and then the semi-finals and finals in August, September and October.

The 2021 confirmed livestream schedule to this point is:

June 7: Senior girls, junior girls (Maroocyhdore)

June 9: Senior boys, junior boys (Maroocyhdore)

June 16: primary girls, primary boys (Maroocyhdore)

August 10-11: North Queensland Finals - StreetSmarts AFLQ Schools Cup – Townsville

August 17: Semi Final 1 - StreetSmarts AFLQ Schools Cup

August 18: Semi Final 2 - StreetSmarts AFLQ Schools Cup

August 19: Semi Final 3 - StreetSmarts AFLQ Schools Cup

October 15-17: State Finals – StreetSmarts AFLQ Schools Cup - Maroochydore

MONDAY’S SCHEDULE

REPLAY: St Teresa’s Catholic College V Maroochydore SHS