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Mixed weekend for Junior Sharks

The Sharks junior rep teams had a mixed weekend, with the SG Ball and Matthews Cup teams going down narrowly to the Eels, while the Tarsha Gale girls enjoyed a win over a strong Newcastle outfit in their respective round two matches.

In what were the first hit-outs for all three Sharks sides following round one wash-outs, the boys in particular showed a little rust due to their lack of game time, with both losing to the Eels in games which could easily have gone the other way.

Fighting back from a 12-6 half time deficit the Matthews Cup Sharks levelled the scores with the Eels, only for the match to be decided by a 37th minute penalty goal as Parramatta went on to win 14-12.

In the SG Ball the Sharks built a handy 18-6 lead at the break, only to be run down in the second period with the Eels registering a 22-18 victory.

While in the Tarsha Gale, in a game played in Cessnock on Sunday, the Sharks girls began their 2020 campaign in fine style, comprehensively beating 2019 runners-up the Knights 34-12.

A try by captain Tegan Dymock in the first minute of play was the perfect start, with the fleet-footed Jaime Chapman crossing for a hat-trick of four-pointers in the six tries to two triumph.

The three Sharks teams are in action again this week, with the Tarsha Gale girls to play the Bulldogs at Belmore, kicking off at 10am, while the Matthews Cup and SG Ball boys travel to Campbelltown Stadium to tackle the Western Suburbs Magpies.

The Matts Cup clash is scheduled for a 11.30am start, the SG Ball getting underway at 2.00pm.

 

TARSHA GALE
Sharks 34
Jaime Chapman 3, Zali Hopkins, Chloe Boston, Tegan Dymock tries, Tiam Hinds 4, Zali Hopkins goal
beat
Newcastle 12

MATTHEWS CUP
Sharks 12
Koby Douglas, Cruiz Devine tries, Siteni Taukamo 2 goals
Lost to
Parramatta 14

SG BALL
Sharks 18
Jordan Samrani, Josh Finau, Douglas Levi tries, Romano Cook 3 goals
Lost to
Parramatta 22

Lead photo courtesy Steve Montgomery - ourfootyteam.com

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