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Seniors Report Round 12: Trio of Wins in Big Weekend

All three Senior Representative sides claimed victories this weekend, with the North Sydney Bears and Jersey Flegg sides claiming wins over South Sydney, while the Central Coast Roosters had a big win over Wentworthville in their Round 5 clash.

The Bears and Jersey Flegg side will travel to Brookvale Oval to face fierce rivals the Sea Eagles for their Round 13 matches as the Central Coast Roosters take on Souths at Redfern Oval in Round 6.

NSW Cup Round 12 Highlights: Bears vs Rabbitohs

Bears Bounce Bunnies in High Scoring Match

The North Sydney Bears have maintained their position in the top four of the NSW Cup with a 32-24 victory over the South Sydney Rabbitohs at North Sydney Oval in a match that saw both sides score five tries apiece.

Centre Adam Keighran scored a double in the first half, however, four quickfire tries to the visitors through Izaac Thompson, Davvy Moale, Ben Lovett and Josh Mansour saw Norths facing a 12-18 deficit at the break.

Not to be deterred, the red and black started the second half in strong fashion with forward Jerry Key crossing to equalise before winger Tom Carr continued his tryscoring ways to give his side the lead 53 minutes in.

A penalty goal to Keighran extended the lead to eight points, but it wasn't long before young Egan Butcher was over to seal the result despite Souths scoring a consolation try in the shadows of fulltime.

 

North Sydney Bears 32 (Adam Keighran 2, Jerry Key, Tom Carr, Egan Butcher tries; Adam Keighran 5 goals) def South Sydney Rabbitohs 24 

 

Relocation No Matter for Jersey Flegg Roosters

A late change of venue to Windsor Sports Complex failed to phase the Sydney Roosters Jersey Flegg side as they put in a comprehensive 34-14 performance against the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Sunday afternoon.

The young Tricolours maintained top spot on the Jersey Flegg ladder as they ran in six tries, including three in the opening sixteen minutes to Corey Ross, Luke Knight and Tevita Masima.

Souths struck back with a brace of four-pointers in a five minute period to bring the halftime score to 16-10, however, the Roosters were quick to extend their lead once again as Vuate Karawalevu crossed immediately after the break.

The Rabbitohs returned serve but with Jordan Swann and Ethan King going over in the dying stages, running away to a 34-14 victory.

 

Sydney Roosters 34 (Corey Ross, Luke Knight, Tevita Masima, Vuate Karawalevu, Jordan Swann, Ethan King tries; Hugo Savala 5 goals) def South Sydney Rabbitohs 14 

 

Central Coast Roosters Win Well Against Wenty

A resounding 28-4 win over the Wentworthville Magpies has seen the Central Coast Roosters record their first victory of the season in style, piling on six tries to one at Morry Breen Oval.

After a frustrating opening month to the season with two close defeats, a loss and a bye, the Tricolours got on the board early through barnstorming second rower Olivia Kernick, before a four-pointer to Jada Taylor in the shadows of halftime earned the side a 10-nil lead.

Their early momentum proved to be the catalyst as four tries in the opening twelve minutes of the second stanza sealed the result, with Captain Isabelle Kelly crossing twice as Anneka Wilson and Jazlyn Evans added their names to the scoresheet.

Wentworthville crossed for a consolation, but the Central Coast Roosters took home the two competition points 28-4 with a top four position in sight. 

 

Central Coast Roosters 28 (Isabelle Kelly 2, Olivia Kernick, Jada Taylor, Anneka Wilson, Jazlyn Evans tries; Jocelyn Kelleher, Keilee Joseph goals) def Wentworthville Magpies 4

 

Acknowledgement of Country

Sydney Roosters respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.