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Big Pete

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Instead of stuffing NYC DB's PM box, I thought I'd share all the details with the rest of the community.

Enjoy, these are some pre-08 Origin results.
 
2007

UNDER-17s
Telstra Stadium
June 13th 2007
Referee: Gerard Sutton

New South Wales 52 (G. Waddell 3, L. Coote 2, N. Gardner 2, A. Reynolds, W. Graham tries; Gardner 8 goals) defeated Queensland 18 (S. Elliott, D. Cross, A. Raymond tries; R. Hansen 3 goals)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Lachlan Coote (Penrith)
2. Nathan Gardner (Parramatta)
3. Kieran Foran (Manly)
4. Greg Waddell (Penrith)
5. Tariq Sims (Illawarra)
6. Wade Graham (c) (Penrith)
7. Adam Reynolds (Souths)
8. Tom Hancock (Cronulla)
9. James Woolford (Canberra)
10. Wes Suckley (Coonabarabran)
11. Mitch Johnson (Parramatta)
12. Rulon Nutira (Parramatta)
13. Matt Hyland (Balmain)

Interchange
14. Ben Jones (Sydney)
15. Dominic Walsh (Souths)
16. Alex McMillan (Forbes)
17. Alec Butschies (Byron Bay)

Coach: James Shephard

QUEENSLAND
1. Anthony Raymond (Emerald Brothers)
2. Steven Elliott (Mackay Brothers)
3. Daniel Vidot (Souths-Logan)
4. Max Dudley (Brisbane Easts)
5. Kieran English (Aspley)
6. Ryan Williamson (Souths Mackay)
7. Andrew McCullough (c) (Aspley)
8. Sam Mataora (Souths Logan)
9. Lachlan Creighton (Samford)
10. Dunamis Lui (Aspley)
11. Ryan Hansen (Brisbane Norths)
12. Josh McGuire (Aspley)
13. Chris Faust (Brothers Townsville)
Interchange
14. Ricardo Parata (Nerang)
15. Cameron Maltby-Thomas (Brisbane Norths)
16. Daniel Sleeman (Souths Toowoomba)
17. Dan Cross (Coloundra)

Coach: Shane McNally
 
UNDER 19s
Suncorp Stadium
May 23rd 2007
Referee: Justin Davis

New South Wales 14 (M. Brophy, T. Grant tries; Paea goal) defeated Queensland 10 (Chambers 2 tries; Sandow goal)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Matt Ryan (Balmain)
2. Heka Nanai (Canterbury)
3. Taulima Tautai (Parramatta)
4. Chris Lawrence (Wests)
5. Michael Brophy (Canberra)
6. Kris Keating (Parramatta)
7. Eddie Paea (Souths)
8. Tim Grant (Penrith)
9. Tyne Owen (Newcastle)
10. Tim Mannah (Parramatta)
11. Eddy Pettybourne (Souths)
12. Lucas Miller (Newcastle)
13. Martin Lewis (Parramatta)

Interchange
14. Masada Iosefa (Penrith)
15. Aiden Tolman (Melbourne)
16. Scott Dobbins (Newcastle)
17. Tony Williams (Parramatta)

Coach: Matt Cameron

QUEENSLAND
1. Chris Sandow (Tweed Heads)
2. Obadiah Geia (North Queensland)
3. Will Chambers (Brisbane Norths)
4. Mase Laulu-Togagae (Parramatta)
5. Rodney Davies (Aspley)
6. Luke Capewell (Brisbane Easts)
7. Josh Costello (Ipswich)
8. Zac Henrickson (Sunshine Coast Falcons)
9. Nathan Struckwick (Aspley)
10. John Clayton (Sydney Roosters)
11. Nathan Barraclough (North Queensland)
12. Lagi Setu (St George Illawarra Dragons)
13. Josh McGuire (Aspley)

Interchange
14. Anthony Mitchell (Parramatta)
15. David Baumann (Parramatta)
16. Rohan Ahern (Sydney Roosters)
17. Kevin Proctor (Tweed Heads)

Coach: Gary Greinke
 
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2006
UNDER-17s
Suncorp Stadium
June 14 2006
Referee: Justin Davies

Queensland 42 (Sandow 2, Jones, Folau, Cummins, Rogers, Romelo, Proctor tries; Sandow 4, G. Te’o goals) defeat New South Wales 16 (Pearce , Mortimer, Isa tries; Mortimer 2 goals)

QUEENSLAND
1. Chris Sandow (Souths Logan)
2. Galu Te’o (Aspley)
3. Ben Jones (Redcliffe)
4. Israel Folau (Norths)
5. Michael Cummins (Souths)
6. Ben Cronin (Wynnum)
7. Luke Capewell (Norths)
8. Zac Henrickson (Nambour)
9. Joel Romelo (Redcliffe)
10. David Hala (Redcliffe)
11. Kevin Proctor (Currumbin-Tugun)
12. Travis Marshall (Rockhampton Brothers)
13. Shaun Cotter (Wynnum)

Interchange
14. Martin Kennedy (Ipswich)
15. Fred Tila (Souths)
16. Billy Rogers (Gympie)
17. Gerard Tibbets

Coach: Gary Greinke

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Zoram Watene (Penrith)
2. Luke Towers (Sydney Roosters)
3. William Isa (Penrith)
4. Ray Tafokitau (Souths)
5. Ryan Lamb (Newcastle)
6. Mitchell Pearce (c) (Sydney Roosters)
7. Michael Picker (Canberra)
8. Todd Grace (Forbes)
9. Brock Molan (Souths)
10. Ilija Radan (Manly)
11. Nathan Dib (Bulldogs)
12. Jason Clark (Souths)
13. Lancen Joudo (Penrith)

Interchange
14. Zac Merritt (Forbes)
15. Mitchell Cahalane (Penrith)
16. Henry Vaotuua (Central Coast)
17. Daniel Mortimer (Orange)
18. Mitchell Cahalane (Penrith)

Coach: Dave Hamilton
 
UNDER-19s
Telstra Stadium
May 24th 2006
Referee: Chris James

New South Wales 22 (Hayne 2, Jeffery, Uate tries; Walsh 3 goals) defeated Queensland 10 (Moon, Kemp tries; Nicolau goal)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta)
2. Akuila Uate (Newcastle)
3. Keith Eshman (Balmain-Ryde)
4. Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Newtown)
5. Ben Jeffery (Balmain-Ryde)
6. Jarrod Mullen (c) (Newcastle)
7. Luke Walsh (Newcastle)
8. Tim Grant (Penrith)
9. Stuart Flanagain (Balmain-Ryde)
10. Jacob Ling (Newcastle)
11. Cory Paterson (Newcastle)
12. Tony Williams (Parramatta)
13. Mitchell Aubusson (Sydney Roosters)

Interchange
14. Dean Rysko (Wests)
15. Eddie Pettybourne (Souths)
16. Jon Tupou (Newcastle)
17. Joe Picker (Canberra)

Coach: Craig Miller

QUEENSLAND
1. Jackson Nicolau (Norths)
2. Denan Kemp (Townsville)
3. Junior Sau (Canberra)
4. Will Chambers (Norths)
5. Israel Folau (Norths)
6. Joel Moon (Toowoomba)
7. Michael Bond (Aspley)
8. David Taylor (Toowoomba)
9. Nathan Strudwick (Toowoomba)
10. Isaac Schwenke (Norths)
11. Scott Bolton (Young Guns)
12. Lagi Setu (St George Illawarra)
13. Keiron Lander (Aspley)

Interchange
14. Mark Offerdahl (Manly)
15. Rodney Griffin (Balmain)
16. Charlie Fetoai (Aspley)
17. Ben Matterson (Norths)

Coach: Wayne Treleaven
 
2005
UNDER-17s
Telstra Stadium
June 15 2005
Referee: Tony De Las Haras

New South Wales 28 (Kenny-Dowall 2, Keating 2, Hayne tries; Lazarus 4 goals) defeated Queensland 12 (Isaac 2 tries; Costello, Samoa goals)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta)
2. Michael Brophy (Canberra)
3. Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Sydney Roosters)
4. Callan Richardson (Newcastle)
5. Junior Tia-Kilifa (Penrith)
6. Kris Keating (Parramatta)
7. Blake Lazarus (Bulldogs)
8. Matthew Hall (Sydney Roosters)
9. Ryan Carr (Cronulla)
10. Craig Woolford (Canberra)
11. Jay Hemming (Sydney Roosters)
12. Jordan Tua’au (Parramatta)
13. Luke Mutddon (Illawarra)

Interchange
14. Zac Russ (Farrer College, AIS)
15. Tim Grant (Penrith)
16. Lucas Miller (Manly)
17. Stanley Waqa (Sydney Roosters)

Coach: Dave Hamilton

QUEENSLAND
1. Esikeli Tonga (Wynnum)
2. Cameron Heading (Charters Towers)
3. Junior Seumanutafa (Logan Brothers)
4. Daniel Isaac (Brisbane Norths)
5. Luke Samoa (Brisbane Norths)
6. Jacob Fauid (Brisbane Norths)
7. Brady Payne (Townsville Centrals)
8. Dave Taylor (Fitzroy Rockhampton)
9. Nathan Strudwick (Brisbane Wests)
10. John Clayton (Hills District, Brisbane)
11. Matthew Handcock (Redcliffe)
12. Nathan Beckett (Wynnum)
13. Joel Moon (Brisbane Wests)

Interchange
14. Josh Costello (Brisbane Norths)
15. Isaac Schwenke (Brisbane Norths)
16. Simona Vavega (Brisbane Wests)
17. Jay Aston (Brisbane Norths)

Coach: Kelly Egan
 
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UNDER-19s
Suncorp Stadium
May 25 2005
Referee: Justin Eastwood

Queensland 42 (Inglis 2, Michaels 2, Fielder, Wilkie, Perkins, Faamita tries; Inglis 3, Barnes 2 goals) defeated New South Wales 12 (Moors, Lett tries; Carney 2 goals)

QUEENSLAND
1. Greg Inglis (Brisbane Norths)
2. Steve Michaels (Toowoomba)
3. Brett Anderson (Parramatta)
4. Adam Fielder (Bulldogs)
5. Anthony Perkins (Brisbane Norths)
6. William Zillman (Canberra)
7. Berrick Barnes (Toowoomba)
8. Danny Williams (Sydney Roosters)
9. Brenton Stormer (Brisbane Norths)
10. Scott Anderson (Brisbane Norths)
11. Fletcher Holmes (Brisbane Wests)
12. Scott Bolton (North Queensland)
13. Tyron Haynes (Brothers Rockhampton)

Interchange
14. Colin Wilkie (Brisbane Norths)
15. James Anderson (North Queensland)
16. Daniel Backo (Parramatta)
17. Paoa Faamita (Bulldogs)

Coach: Gary Greinke

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Michael Lett (Sydney Roosters)
2. David Milne (Canberra)
3. Ben Farrar (Parramatta)
4. Josh Morris (St. George Illawarra)
5. Shannon McDonnell (Wests Tigers)
6. Jarrod Mullen (Newcastle)
7. Todd Carney (Canberra)
8. Steve McLean (Canberra)
9. James Aubusson (Sydney Roosters)
10. Luke Douglas (Cronulla)
11. Mickey Paea (Sydney Roosters)
12. Junior Moors (Penrith)
13. Daniel Conn (Bulldogs)

Interchange
14. Blake Green (Parramatta)
15. Rhys Lovegrove (Cronulla)
16. Dan Hunt (St George Illawarra)
17. Nathan Armit (Bulldogs)

Coach: Craig Miller
 
2004

UNDER 17s
Suncorp Stadium
June 16 2004
Referee: Clayton Sharpe

New South Wales 52 (Hayne 4, Priestly 2, Jeffery, Lett, Caldwell, Lovegrove tries; Jeffery 6 goals) defeated Queensland 26 (Bond 2, Michaels, Eastwood, Fetoai tries; Inglis 3 goals)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Shannon McDonnell (Wests)
2. Ben Jeffery (Illawarra)
3. Geoff Daniela (Penrith)
4. Michael Lett (Sydney Roosters)
5. Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta)
6. Jarrod Mullen (Newcastle)
7. Dean Caldwell (Balmain)
8. Justin Wood (St George)
9. Craig Priestly (Cronulla)
10. Brendan Hlad (Newcastle)
11. Rhys Lovegrove (Cronulla)
12. Jacob Ling (Newcastle)
13. Mitch Anthony (Canberra)

Interchange
14. Chad Isles (Souths)
15. Joel Barton (Newcastle)
16. Dean Rysko (Wests)
17. Yileen Gordon (Souths)
Coach: Brian Gray

QUEENSLAND
1. Greg Inglis (Brisbane Norths)
2. Anthony Perkins (Cities Roma)
3. Junior Sau (Logan Brothers)
4. Steven Michaels (Currumbin Tugun)
5. Richard Brewster (Currumbin Tugun)
6. Michael Bond (Brisbane Wests)
7. Murray Emmerson (Burleigh)
8. James Pritchard (Souths Juniors)
9. Matt Francis (Runaway Bay)
10. Kurtis Curry (Logan Brothers)
11. Brendan Hoare (Runaway Bay)
12. Mark Offerdahl (Goondiwindi)
13. Paoa Faamita (Souths Juniors)

Interchange
14. Greg Eastwood (Southport)
15. Scott Bolton (Brothers Innisfail)
16. Charlie Fetoai (Souths Juniors)
17. Rodney Griffin (Atherton)

Coach: Darren Blooranta
 
UNDER-19s
Telstra Stadium
May 26th 2004
Referee: Gavin Badger

New South Wales 33 (Carney 2, Phelps, Stewart, Paea, Harrison tries; Phelps 4 goals; Phelps field goal) defeated Queensland 6 (Barnes try, Barnes goal)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Brett Stewart (Manly)
2. Brett Anderson (Parramatta)
3. Iosia Soliola (Sydney Roosters)
4. Ben Creagh (St George Illawarra)
5. David Milne (Sydney Roosters)
6. Cameron Phelps (Bulldogs)
7. Todd Carney (Canberra)
8. Keith Galloway (Cronulla)
9. Heath Le’strange (Sydney Roosters)
10. Steve Meredith (Sydney Roosters)
11. Daniel Conn (Bulldogs)
12. Reece Williams (Cronulla)
13. Feleti Mateo (Parramatta)

Interchange
14. Mickey Paea (Sydney Roosters)
15. Dane Tilse (Newcastle)
16. Bronson Harrison (Wests Tigers)
17. Sam Perrett (Sydney Roosters)

Coach: Steve Gough

QUEENSLAND
1. Germaine Paulson (Brisbane Wests)
2. Josh Tatupu (Brisbane Norths)
3. Charlie Vis (Redcliffe)
4. Wallace Solomona (North Queensland)
5. Donald Malone (Wests/Toowoomba Clydesdales)
6. Aaron Lewis (Souths-Logan)
7. Berrick Barnes (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
8. Sam Thaiday (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
9. Aaron Kuskey (Brisbane Norths)
10. Tom Learoyd (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
11. Nevile Costigan (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
12. Gavin Cooper (Redcliffe)
13. Tee Levu (Toowoomba Clydesdales)

Interchange
14. Matthew Scott (North Queensland)
15. Joe Clarke (Toowoomba Clydesdales)
16. Sam Tagataese (Brisbane Norths)
17. Darren Rodgers (Brisbane Norths)

Coach: Brendan Barlow
 
Bloody hell BP, good to see some old names there.

Good old Matty Hyland, mate of mine and still talks about playing amongst that lot to this day the bludger!
 
A lot of these guys didn't kick onto a NRL career of any kind. Just shows how hard it is to make it to the big show. For the record, the #10 in the U19 Qld squad is actually named John Clayton, the brother of former Bronco (Andrew) who also played for Qld (U19). Neither brother made it to the NRL.
 
Ta Accept, that was actually an error in the Year Book.

I remember Matty Hyland, BAlways. He was a real workhorse for that 09 Tigers side and was unlucky not to receive a look in at first grade. Unfortunately when he came in, the Tigers had a gun backrow, if he had have graduated post-Marshall, Heighno, Ryan you never know.
 
Thanks for this Pete - love looking at old team lists and seeing who went on to do what.
 
Big Pete said:
Ta Accept, that was actually an error in the Year Book.

I remember Matty Hyland, BAlways. He was a real workhorse for that 09 Tigers side and was unlucky not to receive a look in at first grade. Unfortunately when he came in, the Tigers had a gun backrow, if he had have graduated post-Marshall, Heighno, Ryan you never know.
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Very true, he took his footy seriously back in the day.
Never let's us forget it though, and if memory serves correctly he still brings up the fact he made it into RLL2 :lolwhataloser:
 
Big Pete said:
QUEENSLAND
1. Esikeli Tonga (Wynnum)
2. Cameron Heading (Charters Towers)
3. Junior Seumanutafa (Logan Brothers)
4. Daniel Isaac (Brisbane Norths)
5. Luke Samoa (Brisbane Norths)
6. Jacob Fauid (Brisbane Norths)
7. Brady Payne (Townsville Centrals)
8. Dave Taylor (Fitzroy Rockhampton)
9. Nathan Strudwick (Brisbane Wests)
10. John Clayton (Hills District, Brisbane)
11. Matthew Handcock (Redcliffe)
12. Nathan Beckett (Wynnum)
13. Joel Moon (Brisbane Wests)

Interchange
14. Josh Costello (Brisbane Norths)
15. Isaac Schwenke (Brisbane Norths)
16. Simona Vavega (Brisbane Wests)
17. Jay Ashton (Brisbane Norths)

Coach: Kelly Egan
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I went to school with Jay Aston (not Ashton like above). He played a couple of games for PNG. He was destined for big things, but was always going to be too small for the position he played (lock).

I played against Daniel Isaac. Absolute beast of a kid. The most memorable game of my junior footy career involved him. We had the one guy who could match it with him (imagine a shorter yet faster Corey Oates), and despite there being 26 players on the field, it was basically a game of 1-on-1. Just brilliant to watch.
 
Dash said:
I went to school with Jay Aston (not Ashton like above). He played a couple of games for PNG. He was destined for big things, but was always going to be too small for the position he played (lock).

I played against Daniel Isaac. Absolute beast of a kid. The most memorable game of my junior footy career involved him. We had the one guy who could match it with him (imagine a shorter yet faster Corey Oates), and despite there being 26 players on the field, it was basically a game of 1-on-1. Just brilliant to watch.
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I went to school with Jacob Fauid and Luke Samoa.

Memories of watching them play for Wavell against Palm Beach Currumbin at Shaw Sports, handy footy players.
 
Big Pete said:
UNDER-19s
Telstra Stadium
May 24th 2006
Referee: Chris James

New South Wales 22 (Hayne 2, Jeffery, Uate tries; Walsh 3 goals) defeated Queensland 10 (Moon, Kemp tries; Nicolau goal)

NEW SOUTH WALES
1. Jarryd Hayne (Parramatta)
2. Akuila Uate (Newcastle)
3. Keith Eshman (Balmain-Ryde)
4. Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Newtown)
5. Ben Jeffery (Balmain-Ryde)
6. Jarrod Mullen (c) (Newcastle)
7. Luke Walsh (Newcastle)
8. Tim Grant (Penrith)
9. Stuart Flanagain (Balmain-Ryde)
10. Jacob Ling (Newcastle)
11. Cory Paterson (Newcastle)
12. Tony Williams (Parramatta)
13. Mitchell Aubusson (Sydney Roosters)

Interchange
14. Dean Rysko (Wests)
15. Eddie Pettybourne (Souths)
16. Jon Tupou (Newcastle)
17. Joe Picker (Canberra)

Coach: Craig Miller

QUEENSLAND
1. Jackson Nicolau (Norths)
2. Denan Kemp (Townsville)
3. Junior Sau (Canberra)
4. Will Chambers (Norths)
5. Israel Folau (Norths)
6. Joel Moon (Toowoomba)
7. Michael Bond (Aspley)
8. David Taylor (Toowoomba)
9. Nathan Strudwick (Toowoomba)
10. Isaac Schwenke (Norths)
11. Scott Bolton (Young Guns)
12. Lagi Setu (St George Illawarra)
13. Keiron Lander (Aspley)

Interchange
14. Mark Offerdahl (Manly)
15. Rodney Griffin (Balmain)
16. Charlie Fetoai (Aspley)
17. Ben Matterson (Norths)

Coach: Wayne Treleaven
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