Langer Trophy round 1 teams, full season draw

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Langer Cup’s season opener will be at 3.40pm when the Xavier Va’a-inspired St Mary’s College host 2020 giant killers Wavell SHS.

Half the 16-18 Queenslabnd Merit team named last week come from the Langer Cup.

Wavell SHS have lost outstanding backrower Junior Taungatua through injury, but coach Mick Roberts said his squad was brimming with confidence after supplying 16 of the 19 Met North squad members who won last week’s QRSSSL championship.

“We know we have been training hard but you don’t know until you are on the park, and from those results they will take confidence out of that carnival into the competition,’’ Roberts said.

Va’a’s young brother, De La Salle, will join him in a Langer Trophy debut for St Mary’s.

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Ipswich SHS have the difficult first up assignment of hosting the Tom Weaver-Oskar Bryant led Palm beach Currumbin SHS outfit going for a third successive Langer Trophy.

Deine Mariner will miss week 1, but will be a star..

PBC will field eight on debut - Josh Lynn, Zac Munn, Hunter Ploegsma, Jayden Wright, Reico Ratana, Isaiah Scanlan, Travis May and Tanu Nona.

The champions are without state player of the carnival, centre Deine Mariner, for round 1 only, but still have plenty of experience in the likes of Reef Sommerville, Weaver and Bryant, along with representative forwards Jack Cullen and Ryan Foran.

Ipswich SHS have plenty of forward power courtesy of Samson Sauaso, Tommy Luhrman, Kulikefu Finefeuiaki and Josiah Pahulu, so watch this space.

Tyrell Waaka-Rhind of Wavell SHS. PICTURE: Brad Fleet

The round 1 blockbuster looms as the Marsden SHS v Keebra Park SHS encounter, when four Queensland schoolboy representatives will feature.

Herman Tofaeono and Blake Mozer (both Keebra SHS) will feature against Marsden SHS state merit team players, fullback Leon Te Hau and centre Nathaniel Tangimatataiti.

Leon Te Hau is Marsden's Langer Trophy fullback. Last week he was named in the Queensland 16-18 years schoolboys.

New-comers Mabel Park SHS and Coombabah SHS will clash at Runaway Bay, a huge moment for those respective communities.

Coombabah are back in the Langer Trophy for the first time in five years, while Mabel Park SHS will make its debut.

THE TEAMS

Marsden SHS v Keebra Park

Marsden SHS: 1. Leon Te Hau, 2. Teapo Stoltman, 3. Nathaniel Tangimataiti, 4. Kienan Tempest, 5. Will Semu, 6. Dominique Sandow, 7. Cassius Cowley, 8. Lance Fualema, 9. Tyree Bowman, 10. Xavier Stowers, 11. Hamuera Kingi, 12. Jieye Mauai, 13. Chris Faagutu (c). Interchange: 14. Jodeci Letalu, 15. EJ Finau, 16. Tyson Stanley, 17. Terry Lafaoi

Reserves: 18. Braden Teuila, 19. Taelon Te-Whiu Hopa, 20. VJ Semu.

Keebra Park: 1.Elijah Liu, 2. Levi Jones, 3. Elijah Mikaio, 4. De’ontae Perese, 5. Jeremiah Tamepo, 6. Cooper Maytom, 7. Connor Te Kani, 8. Immanuel Kalekale, 9. Blake Mozer, 10. Herman Tofaeono, 11. Seth Nikotemo, 12. Haze Tai-Rakena, 13. Arama Hau, 14. Louruce Brown, 15. Sala Soi, 16. Andreas Mariner, 17. PJ Poutasi, 18. Nella Lotaki, 19. Del Wigmore

20. Nathaniel Cama.

Kulikefu Finefeuiaki of Ipswich is a Cowboys signing. Pic: Brad Fleet

Ipswich SHS v Palm Beach Currumbin SHS, (North Ipswich)

Ipswich: 1. Caleb Jackson, 2. Saifu Savage, 3. Damien Burrows, 4. Shannon Stewart, 5. Tupou Fe’ao, 6. Mason Pintegne, 7. Jake Self, 8. Samson Sauaso, 9. Tommy Luhrman, 10. Jaeden Foua, 11. Josiah Patea, 12. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, 13. Josiah Pahulu, 14. Mitchell Willimason, 15. Xavier Sofeni-Calder, 16. Jarvis Yeatman, 17. Richard Mala. Reserves: 18. Vincent Pereira, 19. Rene Bagon.

PBC SHS: 1 Josh Lynn, 2. Zac Munn, 3.Hunter Ploegsma, 4. Reef Sommerville, 5. Michael Roberts, 6. Travis May, 7. Tom Weaver, 8. Kade Somerville, 9. Tanu Nona, 10. Jack Cullen, 11. Ryan Foran, 12. Brock Priestley, 13. Jayden Wright. 14. TBC, 15. Bailey Martin, 16. Reico Ratana, 17. Isaiah Scanlan.

Brock Priestley is back again for PBC. Picture: Alix Sweeney

Coombabah SHS v Mabel Park SHS (Runaway Bay)

Coombabah: 1. Tim Sielaff-Burns, 2. Shannon Donaldson, 3. Dre Goldsmith, 4. Kobie Mackey-Taylor, 5. Filisi Frost, 6. Ethan Leypoldt, 7. Caleb Gould-Waiariki, 8. Jared Johnson, 9. Sean Howlett, 10. Quezon Eteru, 11. Kyen Murphy, 12. Matt Logopati, 13. Jay Blazek,

14. Te Hata Reid, 15. K-ci Whare, 16. Dwayne Ckwan-Fuimaono, 17. Tana Clark

Mabel Park SHS: 1. Mustafa Kaya, 2. Hohepa Wellington, 3. Kena Finau, 4 Hikoirangi Paki, 5. Glen Fisher, 6. Caylis (Tarawa) Latu, 7. Levi Kereopa, 8. Shilo Asafo, 9 Ranil Shankar, 10. Peni Auvaa, 11. Jamie Zaghini, 12. AJ Taylor, 13.Lennox Pafalani, 14. Melchizadek Laumatia, 15. Maika Poesi, 16. Kaiwhiri Reuben, 17. Atunaisa Pahulu

St Mary’s Riley Wockner playing Meninga Cup earlier in the year. Picture: Nev Madsen.

St Mary’s College v Wavell SHS (Toowoomba)

St Mary’s: 1. Preston Brown, 2. Chad Lebsanft, 3. Harry Eyers, 4. Bailey Nash, 5. Luke Cesari, 6. Riley Wockner, 7. Declan Ryan, 8. Xavier Va’a, 9. Dom Whittingham, 10. De La Salle Vaa, 11. Tom McGahan, 12. Jai Purser, 13. Darcy Carswell, 14. Connor Nicholls, 15. Wapu Elara , 16. Joe Doljanin, 17. Zac Brown, 18. Harry Schwenke, 19. Liam Cantwell

Wavell SHS: 1. Trae Bennetto, 2. Jayden Ambichi, 3.Po Hotere-Papalii, 4. Prinston Esera, 5.

Tut-Chapman, 6. Karl Oloapu, 7. Jaylan Afamasaga, 8. Tahrell Feaveai, 9. Tyrell Waaka-Rhind, 10. Felix Faatili, 11. Will Curran, 12. Alize Tanielu, 13. Drew Timms, 14. Bristow Murray, 15. Demascus Neemia, 16. Jayden Smith, 17. Amos Tuialii, 18. Norman Rua.

ROUND 1

Walters Cup (Brandon Park)

2pm: Forest Lake SHS v Wavell SHS

Langer Cup (St Mary’s Toowoomba)

3.40pm: St Mary’s v Wavell SHS

Ipswich SHS v PBC SHS (Ipswich)

Langer reserves:

3.30pm: Ipswich v PBC

Walters Cup

4.30pm: Ipswich v PBC

Langer Cup

5.30pm: Ipswich v PBC

Marsden SHS v Keebra Park SHS (Marsden)

Langer reserves:

3.30pm: Marsden v Keebra

Walters Cup

4.30pm: Marsden v Keebra

Langer Cup

5.30pm: Marsden v Keebra

Coombabah v Mabel Park/Redcliffe (Runaway Bay)

Walters Cup

3.30pm: Coombabah v Redcliffe SHS

Langer Cup:

4.30pm: Coombabah v Mabel Park

17-05-2021 Launch of the Langer Cup schoolboy competition at the Brisbane Broncos complex in Red Hill. Mustafa Kaya, Mable Park SHS. PICTURE: Brad Fleet

SEASON DRAW (home team first)

Round 1, Wednesday

3.40pm: Langer St Marys v Wavell

5.30pm: Langer Ipswich v PBC

5.30pm: Langer Marsden v Keebra Park Marsden SH

4.30pm: Langer Coombabah v Mabel Park Runaway Bay RLFC

Round 2, June 2:

Wavell v Coombabah

Mabel Park v Keebra Park

St Marys v PBC

Ipswich v Marsden

Tim Sielaff-Burns, Coombabah SHS. PICTURE: Brad Fleet

Round 3, June 16

Keebra Pk v Ipswich

PBC v Coombabah

Marsden v Wavell

St Marys v Mabel Park

Round 4, July 13

Keebra Pk v St Marys

Mabel Park v Wavell

Ipswich v Coombabah

Marsden v PBC

Round 5, July 21

Coombabah v St Marys

Marsden v Mabel Park

Wavell v Ipswich

PBC v Keebra Pk

Round 6, July 28

Mabel Park v PBC

Ipswich v St Marys

Wavell v Keebra Pk

Coombabah v Marsden

Ipswich State High's Josiah Pahulu. Picture: Jerad Williams

Round 7, August 4

Keebra Park v Coombabah

Marsden v St Marys

PBC v Wavell

Mabel Park v Ipswich

August 18

Quarterfinals

August 25

Semi-Finals

September 1

Grand Final

September 8

Queensland Final (Phil Hall Cup)

September 15

National Schoolboy Cup Final

Originally published as Langer Trophy round 1 teams, full season draw