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Once thought of as one of the game’s premier wingers, Corey Oates find himself in the Intrust Super Cup when the NRL season kicks off.
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Once thought of as one of the game’s premier wingers, Corey Oates find himself in the Intrust Super Cup when the NRL season kicks off.
Once thought of as one of the game’s premier wingers, Corey Oates find himself in the Intrust Super Cup when the NRL season kicks off.
"It will be great to see Patrice in Falcons colours for the first time, that's exciting. "Hoges will start at lock, for his leadership and aggression." Added to the mix of players to have tasted the NRL include Danny Levi, Rhys Kennedy and Ethan Bullemor of Norths, making for a mouth watering contest. Mawhinney hinted that Baptiste would start at hooker despite admitting the squad was still getting up to speed with his dummy half play. The versatility of Noosa Pirates' affiliate Sam Burns looks to have won him a place on the Falcons bench in a role similar to that of the Storm's Brandon ...
Premium Content Subscriber only The CQ Capras have scored a 22-point win over the Sunshine Coast Falcons in the pre-season challenge in Gladstone on Saturday night. The Guy Williams-coached outfit were out to an 18-4 lead at the main break and put on 14 more points in the second half to finish ahead 32-10. The Falcons took the honours 22-4 in the Hastings Deering Colts, while the teams played out an entertaining 16-all draw in the Mal Meninga Cup. The Central Queensland Capras muscle up in defence against the Sunshine Coast Falcons at Gladstone's Marley Brown Oval on Saturday night. Picture:...
Michael Nunn THE Ipswich Jets have come back from the Sunshine Coast to prepare for a home trial against the Souths Logan Magpies on Saturday. This will be the Jets last trial game with the cancellation of the Jets v Hunters next week due to quarantine issues with the Hunters. The Jets Intrust Super Cup team lost 42-8 to the Falcons but coach Keiron Lander took positives from the trip to the Coast. "Our first half was very good. I was very happy with the first 40 minutes," Lander said. "I didn't make an interchange for the first half so the players out there got a good run.