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Dolphins round up

U14 Dolphins vs Grammar

Unfortunately, the U14s faced a tough loss this week, defeated by a cohesive and dominant Grammar side at Grammar, with a final score of 33–0.

Post-match messages from the coaching team were clear: reset, regroup, and go again.

The boys were urged to reflect on their positions, watch the post-match video and consider what they could have done differently or better.

Domino’s Player of the Match was awarded to Victor for his work ethic, rugby IQ and defensive and attacking capabilities, with special mentions to Lewis and Sidney for their enthusiasm around the ruck and breakdown.

U13 Noosa Dolphins Vs Caloundra

The U13 Noosa Dolphins travelled to Kawana for a wet, slippery and muddy showdown with Caloundra. In a much-anticipated clash, the boys started well and were once again led up front by their dominant forward line. Caloundra fielded some big, strong boys leading their charge, which demanded the Dolphins work even harder in defence under difficult conditions.

Both teams were evenly matched, with Caloundra holding a slight lead at half-time. Unfortunately, the match was cut short due to an injury: a frustrating result, but both teams will look forward to a rematch in a few weeks.

Domino’s Man of the Match went to Caesar for a solid display. Unfinished game score: Noosa 7, Caloundra 17.

U12 Noosa Dolphins Vs Maroochydore

The U12 Noosa Dolphins delivered against the Maroochydore Swans on Saturday, securing a convincing 41–14 victory built on strong team play and individual brilliance.

The Dolphins started with intent, with Damo making a powerful run down the sideline before being pulled into touch. From the resulting line-out, Mason crashed over in the corner to open the scoring.

The Swans responded with a penalty close to the line, muscling over to narrow the gap.

Dominos Player of the Match: Jerry.

U9s Dolphins vs Peregian

Round 3 and U9s Noosa vs Peregian was the kind of game kids dream of: wet weather rugby. Even before kick-off, the boys were covered in mud from one of Higgo’s famous warm-ups.

The Noosa boys turned up to play. Their defensive efforts were exceptional: they defended as a team. The team’s phase play was the best it’s ever been.

Domino’s Players of the Match were Sol and Gus: Sol with strong wide runs to score, and Gus with carving runs resulting in tries in the corner, along with brave, up-front tackling.

The boys had so much fun and played this game for their mums.

U8s Dolphins vs Caloundra Round 2

Playing Caloundra at Sunny Coast Grammar, the Dolphins outplayed and outscored their opponents in very muddy conditions. A real team effort: go the Dolphins.

Domino’s Player of the Match went to Buster for excellent sealing off at the breakdown.

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