Schoolboy rugby league under 15 day three livestream: Watch all the action from NSWCCC v NSWCIS

The Combined Catholic College was too strong for the Combined Independent Schools team in the U15s after a dominant display. Watch the full replay here.

Fearless Finau Latu and Jeziah Funa-Luta led CCC to a dominant 42-8 victory over CIS in the 15s NSW Schools Championships.

The huge win saw the CCC boys finish the series undefeated, having beaten CHS on Tuesday.

CCC’s player of the match Funa-Luta, who is part of Parramatta’s system, said he was grateful to test himself against the best schoolboys in NSW.

“Before the game we were talking about our three goals, to tighten the middle, win our first three tackles and be tight in defence. But all around we had a good performance” Funa-Luta said.

Riley Allen during the NSW U15 Combined Catholic Colleges v Combined Independent Schools game of the State Rugby League Tri-Series held at St Mary's Leagues Stadium. Picture: Jonathan Ng

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“It was good to have a new competition, see where I’m at, compared to everyone else.”

CCC playmaker Matthew Humphries, who was a bit of an unknown heading into the series, put in another strong performance.

“(Humphries) led us around really well, he was really physical, which are probably all question marks people had around him,” CCC coach Kyle Churchill said.

“But in those first training sessions we had, he really showed something and I think he really led in both games of the campaign, both on and off the field.”

“Finau was good and Jezaiah was really good on his left edge.”

Xavier Singh during the NSW U15 Combined Catholic Colleges v Combined Independent Schools game of the State Rugby League Tri-Series held at St Mary's Leagues Stadium. Picture: Jonathan Ng

It was a tough day out for CIS, but halfback Alex Conti was proud of his side’s efforts.

“We got a bit low around the bench, few players got injured, but we put out hearts on the line,” CIS’ player of the match Conti said.

“Edwin Langi and Mitchell Woods have been standouts, Edwin got us going through the middle and Mitch led from the back.

“It’s good to test yourself, it helps you get better too.”

Flyer Carson T’malii opened the scoring for CCC, crossing on the left edge off a beautiful ball from Humphries.

A slick pass from CCC fullback Jaxon Edgar then allowed rangy winger Tom Kirk to score on the right.

Strong aerial work by Lachlan Dooner saw the centre collect a perfect Toby Rodwell bomb and cross to extend CCC’s lead.

Lachlan Dooner during the NSW U15 Combined Catholic Colleges v Combined Independent Schools game of the State Rugby League Tri-Series held at St Mary's Leagues Stadium. Picture: Jonathan Ng

CIS’ Langi was a force through the middle - it took multiple defenders to pull the prop down.

Five-eighth Joe Walsh made a great break that, thanks to strong support from winger Aidan Gow, saw Lachlan Simpson score CIS’ first try.

CCC led 14-4 at half time and continued their rampage into the second stanza.

Edgar put Riley Oitmann over, before halfback Rodwell’s brilliant footwork saw him snatch his own four-pointer.

CIS responded via centre Onitini Large, who capitalised on an overlap out left.

But Riley Allen, Sam Carr and Oitmann then barged over to seal CCC’s huge 42-8 win.

FULL SQUADS

Combined Independent Schools Under 15’s

1 Mitchell Woods, St Patricks College Strathfield

2 Heamasi Makasini, Newington College

3 Onitoni Large, The Scots College

4 Casey McLean, Newington College

5 Charlie Poynton, St Augustine’s College

6 Joe Walsh, St Augustine’s College

7 Alex Conti, St Patricks College Strathfield

8 Edwin Langi, The Kings School

9 Jaxon Allen, Cranbrook School

10 Toby Brial, The Scots College

11 Luke Wakefield, Oakhill College

12 Daniel Lua, Newington College

13 Chaice Bayley, Central Coast Sports College

14 Quinn Mersal, Newington College

15 Anthony Abdow, Oakhill College

16 Finnlay Bartlett, The Scots College

17 Luka Ponsonby, St Alloysius’ College

18 Lachlan Simpson, Central Coast Sport College

19 Sione-Na Lua, Georges River Grammar

20 Xavier Singh, Central Coast Sport College

Combined Catholic Colleges Under 15’s

1 Riley Allen, Patrician Brothers College

2 Sam Carr, St Joseph’s College

3 Lachlan Coinakis, Patrician Brothers’ College

4 Lachlan Dooner, St Gregory’s College

5 Jaxon Edgar, St Dominic’s College

6 Junior Fagalele, Patrician Brothers’ College

7 Jezaiah Funa-luta, Patrician Brothers’ College

8 Jack Hilliar, St Joseph’s High School

9 Cody Hopwood, All Saints College

10 Matthew Humphries, St Edwards College

11 Tom Kirk, Edmund Rice College

12 Finau Latu, Patrician Brothers College

13 Hokafonu Lemoto, Patrician Brothers’ College

14 Kenneth McKeever-King, Patrician Brothers’ College

15 Riley Oitmann John, Therry Catholic College

16 Toby Rodwell, Edmund Rice College

17 Mikayel Tito, Parramatta Marist High School

18 Carson T’malii, Patrician Brothers College

19 Latrell Toby, Smith Emmaus Catholic College

20 Sam Watts, St Joseph’s Regional

Originally published as Schoolboy rugby league under 15 day three livestream: Watch all the action from NSWCCC v NSWCIS