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HomeSportSunshine Rebels reign

Sunshine Rebels reign

By ANITA ANDERSON

An interesting afternoon of touch this week saw games played for final positioning on the ladder in the lead-up to Grand Finals. In the only knockout semi final NDSHS 8s Blue were too strong for St Teresa’s Black with Pearl, Kalen and Mikaela having great games. SBSHS 16s put in a mighty effort before going down to eventual winners Sunshine Rebels. Giverny, Abby and Tyla played strongly for their teams. NDSHS 8s Boys came out on top over ABL2 Driving School, Luca and Taylah were standouts in the match.
The Under 10s games showed how much improvement these teams have made during the season with some great touch being played. Cool Runnings took the points against Blazers with Harley, Ben and Pedro having outstanding games. Purple Panthers couldn’t quite match Maroons this week (maybe the NRL Maroons need a few pointers from our boys). Harry, Maddie and Parker showed great skill. Twisters and Good Shepherd played a great game with Lilliana, Charlie and Elle leading the way.
Wrapping up the afternoon results with the Under 12s, Banana Splits had a hard-fought win over Purple Storm. Shaylee, Ruby and Georgia produced great games. Good Shepherd was gallant in defeat against the Saints with Mogan, Tamatoa and Chloe giving outstanding performances for their team-mates. That Cool Team and Steppers played well with That Cool Team taking the win. Pearl, Noah and Emily all produced mighty efforts.
As we close in on the end of another successful season, a big thank you must go out to all of our referees. Their effort and dedication each and every week is appreciated.
Until the next touchdown…

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