Replay: Livestream NSW U15 boys hockey championships, day two
The next generation of hockey stars are showcasing their talents at the state under 15 hockey championships. Replay the day two action here.
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The next generation of hockey stars are showcasing their talents at the state under 15 hockey championships at Armidale, with no shortage of goals on offer.
More than 25 matches of junior representative hockey will be livestreamed to you directly via The Daily Telegraph website, following a deal between Hockey Australia and News Corp.
The second day of action will begin at 8am Saturday with the undefeated Metro South West and Sydney South taking the field.
Despite the chilly weather forecast, the action on the field is expected to be fast and furious.
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REPLAYS AND REPORTS
MATCH 11: METRO SOUTH WEST 8 SYDNEY SOUTH 0
The red hot opening day form of Metro South West did not go missing overnight, with the team scoring eight goals in a dominant display over Sydney South.
In chilly morning conditions at Armidale, MSW came charging out of the blocks and stunned their opponents with four rapid fire goals in the opening quarter.
Brayden Sutherland opened his account three minutes into the match from the top of the penalty circle, followed by goals to Ethan Nicholls and Adam Hill.
Sydney South began to hold their own until, in the closing stages of the second quarter, Sutherland scored two goals in the space of 30 seconds to extend the lead to six.
Two goals in the second half, including one to Hill, saw the final score read 8 nil.
MATCH 12: PARKES 4 GRAFTON 2
A steady performance has seen Parkes take a much-needed win against Grafton, thanks largely to three first half goals.
The Parkes outfit put the Grafton defence under pressure from the outset, earning a result after 12 minutes when Nathan Marshall powered the ball home off a short corner.
An undeterred Grafton team equalised in the second quarter thanks to Charlie McGarvie only for Parkes to score two further goals, courtesy of Jett Johnstone and Toby Collins, for the halftime score to read 3 – 1.
An eventful final quarter saw a goal by Parkes’ Flynn Thompson seemingly put the result beyond doubt, but a late goal to Grafton’s Nate Cahill re-energised the contest for the final minutes.
With no more goals added, the final score was 4 – 2 to Parkes.
MATCH 13: NORTH WEST SYDNEY 8 GOULBURN DISTRICT 0
North West Sydney have put on a clinic against the brave Goulburn District, putting away eight unanswered goals in a high-scoring encounter.
North West Sydney, the competition heavyweights, scored a goal in each quarter of the match including four in the final period.
The attacking masterclass was led by Josh Robson, who scored four goals, with other goals coming off the stick of Alex May, Harrison Banks, Kyle Doughty and Chris Farrell.
North West Sydney will take on Newcastle at 4:10pm Saturday, which looms as a must-win match for both teams.
MATCH 14: METRO SOUTH WEST 1 NEWCASTLE 0
A first quarter goal has proven the difference in a high intensity clash between Metro South West and Newcastle, with both teams putting everything on the line.
Metro South West put the Newcastle defence under pressure from the opening whistle, with an Adam Hill strike well defended by the Newcastle goalkeeper.
Only minutes later Brayden Sutherland, one of Metro South West’s leading players across the tournament, struck home an opening goal which would ultimately prove to be the matchwinner.
Momentum shifted between the teams across the match but the score remained 1 nil.
Metro South West have won all four pool games to take top place in Pool B and will play the runner up of Pool A in a semi final on Sunday.
MATCH 15: PARKES 1 ILLAWARRA SOUTH COAST 0
Parkes has walked away with the victory following a hard-fought battle with Illawarra South Coast, with a single goal proving to be the difference.
The two evenly-matched sides traded chances early before the stick of Parkes’ Toby Collins put away a chance in the second quarter to grab the lead.
The intensity built to fever pitch in the final quarter as a desperate Illawarra South Coast did everything they could too equalise.
Parkes, who have been undefeated across the pool stages of the tournament, refused to concede a goal and ultimately walked away with the victory.
MATCH 16: TAMWORTH 3 CENTRAL COAST 2
A clutch matchwinner with only 90 seconds remaining has secured Tamworth a valuable win over the Central Coast.
The Green Frogs were in control for majority of the match and with a 2 nil lead midway through the third quarter, thanks to goals from Eddy Bates and Charlie Straw, the match appeared to be all but over.
A spirited comeback by the Central Coast outfit inspired by striker Lewis Gifford-Cock saw the match level for the final 10 minutes, until a matchwinning deflection by Liam Bower saw Tamworth walk away with the win.
MATCH 17: SYDNEY SOUTH 1 GOULBURN DISTRICT 0
A desperate Sydney South outfit has avoided a relegation playoff on Sunday, with a single goal enough to beat Goulburn District.
The goal, scored in the opening quarter, was the team’s first in more than 160 minutes of hockey and ultimately proved to be the difference.
Both teams came into the clash winless and were determined to secure the result.
As the final siren sounded, the boys of Sydney South slumped in relief after reaping the rewards in the high energy affair.
Goulburn District will take on the bottom-placed team in Pool A in a relegation match on Sunday.
MATCH 18: NORTH WEST SYDNEY 5 NEWCASTLE
In a high-stakes match with a semi-final berth on offer, North West Sydney blew Newcastle off the park with a dominant 5 nil victory.
From the opening whistle North West Sydney took charge with an opening goal in the first quarter thanks to Chris Farrell swatting the ball into goal following a scoop pass across the face.
The team held the momentum from start to finish with goals scored at regular intervals.
In the final stages of the match Cedric Timpers put away a goal for the score to read 5 nil.
North West Sydney will play the winner of Pool A in a semi-final clash oat 10:20am Sunday, to be streamed live.
MATCH 19: ILLAWARRA SOUTH COAST 2 CENTRAL COAST 0
A classy display by Illawarra South Coast has delivered a hard-fought 2 nil victory against the Central Coast.
No goals were scored in the opening half of the hotly-contested match until Illawarra South Coast’s Thomas Frew finished a full field counter attach with a lovely finish.
His Illawarra South Coast teammate Henry Jones put the result beyond doubt, scoring in the final quarter to confirm the win.
MATCH 20: TAMWORTH 3 GRAFTON 1
The Tamworth Green Frogs have qualified for a semi-final berth following a dominant 3 -1 win against Grafton.
In the early stages of the second quarter Tamworth’s Samuel Holmes broke the game open with a classy goal to seize the lead.
A dangerous strike by Tamworth’s Blake Scicluna went dangerously close to scoring moments before the half time siren.
The result of the hotly-contested match was put beyond doubt in the final quarter when Charlie Straw made no mistake off a deflected shot and put the second strike into the net.
A late goal from a penalty stroke gave Grafton hope they could avoid the Sunday relegation playoff, but it was too late.
Tamworth’s Liam Bower scored off a rocket strike in the final minutes to put the result beyond doubt.
LIVESTREAM FIXTURES
DAY TWO – SATURDAY
8:00am – Sydney South v Metro South West 1
9:10am – Grafton v Parkes 1
10:20am – North West Sydney 1 v Goulburn District
11:30am – Metro South West 1 v Newcastle 1
12:40pm – Parkes 1 v Illawarra South Coast
1:50pm – Central Coast v Tamworth 1
3:00pm – Goulburn District v Sydney South
4:10pm – Newcastle 1 v North West Sydney 1
5:20pm – Illawarra South Coast v Central Coast
6:30pm – Tamworth 1 v Grafton
DAY THREE – SUNDAY
8:00am – Division 3 semi-final (Winner Pool A v Runner up Pool B)
9:10am – Division 2 semi-final (Winner Pool A v Runner up Pool B)
10:20am – Division 1 semi-final (Winner Pool A v Runner up Pool B)
11:30am – Division 3 Grand Final
12:40pm – Division 2 Grand Final
1:50pm – Division 1 Grand Final
STANDINGS
DIVISION 1 – POOL A
| TEAM | PLAYED | WINS | FOR | AGAINST | DIFF | POINTS |
| Parkes | 4 | 3 | 11 | 5 | 6 | 10 |
| Tamworth | 4 | 3 | 9 | 5 | 4 | 10 |
| Illawarra South Coast | 4 | 2 | 8 | 3 | 5 | 6 |
| Central Coast | 4 | 0 | 5 | 11 | -6 | 1 |
| Grafton | 4 | 0 | 4 | 13 | -9 | 1 |
DIVISION 1 – POOL B
| TEAM | PLAYED | WINS | FOR | AGAINST | DIFF | POINTS |
| Metro South West | 4 | 4 | 18 | 4 | 14 | 12 |
| North West Sydney | 4 | 3 | 22 | 4 | 18 | 9 |
| Newcastle | 4 | 2 | 6 | 7 | -1 | 6 |
| Sydney South | 4 | 1 | 1 | 19 | -18 | 3 |
| Goulburn | 4 | 0 | 3 | 16 | -13 | 0 |
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TOP GOALSCORERS (DIV 1)
Joshua Robson (North West Sydney) – 10
Ethan Nicholls (Metro South West) – 7
Brayden Sutherland (Metro South West) – 6
Lewis Gifford-Cock (Central Coast) – 4
Adam Hill (Metro South West) – 3
Nathan Marshall (Parkes) – 3
Toby Collins (Parkes) – 3
Charlie Straw (Tamworth) – 3
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