Langer Trophy Livestream round 5: Big Brother v Little Brother as Marsden SHS play Mabel Park SHS
Team Tuesday is here again as the Langer Trophy livestreaming rolls on, with Coast powerhouses PBC and Keebra to clash, while a big brother (Marsden) v little brother (Mabel Park SHS) derby looms.
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The clash of the Gold Coast heavyweights PBC SHS and Keebra Park, and big brother (Marsden SHS) taking on its little brother (Mabel Park SHS) looms as highlights as Langer Trophy livestreaming continues on Wednesday.
Round 5 will feature four Langer Trophy games, plus Langer reserves and Walters Cup action at www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and News’ affiliates.
In all livestream 11 elite schoolboy rugby league fixtures will be viewed by subscribers, while your home of schoolboy rugby league, News Corp, were also streaming Payne Cup fixtures.
Keebra Park SHS were starting to get some troops back while PBC SHS were unbeaten.
Elite Keebra Park hooker Blake Mozer and representative prop Herman Tofaeono have been the mainstay of the Keebra Park side across the opening rounds, but Keebra is getting more firepower back on the park and watch out for Nella Lotaki’s thurst through the centres along with the skill of halves Cooper Maytom and Connor Te Kani shining.
Speaking of play makers, PBC SHS were competition front runners for good reason and there is no better ball player or organiser in the halves than Tom Weaver.
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He has his mate, dummy half, Oskar Bryant back from injury and with imposing edge forwards and Deine Marnier in the centres, strap yourself in for a schoolboy blockbuster.
Wednesday’s Langer Trophy matches will feature trophy contenders Marsden SHS against Langer Trophy minnows, Mabel Park SHS, a school in its first season in the top tier, Brisbane Broncos-sponsored competition.
After a round 1 collapse against Coombabah SHS, Mabel Park SHS have been in a position to beat St Mary’s and Wavell SHS, and were competitive against Keebra Park SHS.
“We played our worst game in round one but since then the boys have made me as a coach, super proud,’’ said Mabel Park SHS coach Lee Addison.
“We only had three weeks to prepare for this competition against some schools that have had at least three decades.
“We are going okay. We don’t like losing matches but it’s a huge learning curve for the team and they are learning quickly and giving everything which is all a coach can ask for.
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“Marsden will be hurting after losing last week (against PBC SHS) and they’ll be ready for us but my boys will play without pressure and with a smile on their faces.”
Marsden SHS coach Matt Hartigan, having introduced Dom Sandow and winger Rylan Flemming across successive rounds, will have another Langer Trophy newcomer - VJ Semu.
Semu, a middle forward, Semu played for the Burleigh Bears in the Meninga Cup and will be an impact player for Marsden SHS.
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The ultra impressive Taelon Te-Whiu Hopa may start in the forwards, depending on how Marsden SHS intend to cover injured hooker Tyree Bowman.
The match will be played at Marsden SHS.
Coombabah SHS will look to continue its steady progression in the competition against a St Mary’s side which, frustratingly, is still without forward leader Xavier Va’a.
The Wavell SHS v Ipswich SHS should be a cracker.
Ipswich, with rookie Rene Bagon finding his feet in the competition, and coming off a last round break through win, will bounce into the clash.
But Wavell have been quiet achievers and always lift on their home turf.
Marsden SHS v Mabel Park SHS
Marsden SHS: 1. Teapo Stoltman, 2. Rylan Flemming, 3. Will Semu, 4. Braden Teuila, 5. Luke Bossons, 6. Jardyn Stilinovich-Watene, 7. Cassius Cowley, 8. Lance Fualema, 9. Taelon Te-Whiu Hopa, 10. Xavier Stowers, 11. Jieye Mauai, 12. Nathaniel Tangimataiti, 13. Chris Faagutu: Interchange: 14. Hamuera Kingi, 15. Sione Fotuaika, 16. Tyson Stanley,
17. VJ Semu
Mabel Park SHS: 1. Braydon Seu-Easthope, 2. Hikoirangi Paki, 3. Atunaisa Pahulu, 4. Mustafa Kaya, 5. Fiva Taumaletila-Maulolo, 7. Kaiwhiri Reuben, 6. Melchizadek Laumatia, 8. Tyrese Leofa, 9. Ranil Shankar, 10. Peni Auvaa, 11. Jamie Zaghini, 12. Kena Finau, 13. Levi Kereopa: Interchange from Fahmy Toilalo, Alex Leapai, Scaughn Enoka, Lennox Pafalani, Shiloh Wright, Lennox Pafalani, Glenn Fisher
Coombabah SHS v St Mary’s College
Coombabah SHS: 1. Shannon Donaldson, 2. Filisi Frost, 3. Dre Goldsmith, 4. Tim Sielaff-Burns, 5. Te Hata Reid, 6. Ethan Leypoldt, 7. Caleb Gould-Waiariki, 8. K-ci Whare
9. Sean Howlett, 10. Joseph Shannon, 11. Kyen Murphy, 12. Jared Johnson, 13. Jay Blazek
14. Jaxon Denny, 15. Dwayne Ckwan-Fuimaono, 16. Tana Clark, 17. Jack McKenzie-Morris
18. Matt Logopati
St Mary’s College: 1. Riley Wockner, 2. Harry Eyers, 3. Bailey Nash, 4. Luke Cessari, 5. Chad Lebsanft, 6. Joseph Deljanin, 7. Declan Ryan, 8. Darcy Carswell, 9. Dom Whittingham
10. Salle Va’a, 11. Tom McGahan, 12. Jai Purser, 13. Liam Cantwell, 14. Connor Nicholls, 15. Zac Brown, 16. Barnibus Litadamu, 17. Harry Schwenke, 18. Preston Brown.
Ipswich SHS v Wavell SHS
Wavell SHS: 1. Kallum Stacey, 2. Po Hotere-Papalii, 3. Tre Fotu, 4. Prinston Esera, 5. Jordan Tut-Chapman, 6. Karl Oloapu, 7. Jalen Afamasaga, 8. Damascus Neemia, 9. Tyrell Waaka-Rhind, 10. Tahrell Feaveai, 11. Will Curran, 12. Ben Te Kura, 13. Drew Timms: Interchange:
14. Jayden Smith, 15. Felix Faatili, 16. D’metrius Iose, 17. Bristowe Murray
Emergencies: Norman Rua, Naytan Iselin-Jansen, Jayden Ambichi
Ipswich SHS: 1. Caleb Jackson, 2. Kulu Baruani, 3. Shannon Stewart, 4. Damien Burrows, 5. Vincent Pereira, 6. Mason Pintegne, 7. Jake Self, 8. Josiah Pahulu, 9. Tommy Luhrman, 21. Rene Bagon, 11. Josiah Patea, 12. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, 13. Jarvis Yeatman. Interchange: 14. Tyrese Weatherby, 10. Samson Sauaso, 16. Richard Mala, 17. Tupou Fe’ao.
PBC SHS v Keebra Park SHS
Keebra Park: 1. Tawera Toia, 2. Levi Jones, 3. Deontae Perese, 4. Nella Lotaki, 5. Elijah Lui, 6. Cooper Maytom, 7. Connor Te Kani, 8. Immanual Kalekele, 9. Blake Mozer, 10. Herman Tofaeono, 11. Seth Nikotemo, 12. Del Wigmore, 13 Arama Hau, 14. Haze Tai-Rakena, 15. Louruce Brown, 16. Jeremiah Tamepo, 17. PJ Poutasi
PBC SHS: 1 Keano Kini, 2 Hunter Ploegsma, 3 Reef Sommerville, 4 Deine Mariner, 5 Michael Roberts, 6 Travis May, 7 Tom Weaver (c), 8 Jack Cullen, 9 Oskar Bryant, 10 Kade Somerville, 11 Brock Priestley, 12 Ryan Foran, 13 Jayden Wright, 14 Tanu Nona, 15 Bailey Martin, 17 Isaiah Scanlan, 18 Reico Ratana, 19. Jett Forbes.
WEDNESDAY
LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE
PBC SHS v Keebra Park SHS
3.30pm: Langer Res
4.30pm: Walters Cup
5.30: Langer Trophy
Wavell SHS v Ipswich SHS
3.30pm: Langer Res
4.30: Walters Cup
5.30: Langer Trophy
Marsden SHS v Mabel Park SHS
3pm: Langer Res
4pm: Walters Cup
5pm: Langer trophy
Coombabah v Forest Lake SHS
3.30pm: Walters Cup
Coombabah SHS v St Mary’s College
4.30pm: Langer Trophy
Originally published as Langer Trophy Livestream round 5: Big Brother v Little Brother as Marsden SHS play Mabel Park SHS
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