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Bodhi Sharpley made his NRL debut in Round Twenty Four of the 2026 season starting from the bench for the Titans against the Newcastle Knights and in his seventeen minutes on the field ran for fifty metres (twenty post contact), broke a tackle, played the ball at an average speed of 3.33 seconds and made seven tackles.
 
Harrison Hill made his Queensland Cup debut in Round Twenty Two of the 2026 season coming off the bench in the 23rd minute for the Ipswich Jets against the Norths Devils and came close to scoring on debut in the 31st minute only to be held up over the try line under the posts after a ten metre effort.

The 30th minute saw Harrison Hill work out of dummy half to his left from nine metres inside his half to seven metres into the Devils. Harrison Hill explored out of dummy half again to his left down a short side from forty six to thirty five metres out.

From an off-load from his right in the 63rd minute Harrison Hill carried the ball from forty to twenty nine metres from the try line. Also in the 74th minute from a pass from his left Harrison Hill propelled the ball from four metres inside his half to six metres into Norths.

Playing fifty seven minutes Harrison Hill ran for fifty four metres (eighteen post contact), played the ball at an average speed of 4.1 seconds and made twenty three tackles at a 92% tackling efficiency.
 
After missing multiple weeks due to injury Fabian Pese returned at lock and captain in Round Thirteen of the GCRL U15 Division One competition against the Coomera Cutters and scoring in a 22 – 0 Nerang Roosters victory.
 
Round Ten of the NRRRL First Grade competition saw Santino Pekepo-Tevaga start from the bench for the Mullumbimby Giants in against the Tweed Heads Seagulls scoring in the 75th minute in the left corner with the pass to Santino Pekepo-Tevaga from his inside from Matt Moylan behind him but Santino Pekepo-Tevaga adjusted by spinning clockwise as he caught the ball to dive over to score in the left corner from six metres out.

The 36th minute saw Santino Pekepo-Tevaga work the ball down the left channel from thirty six to forty seven metres out. Then from two passes to the left of the dummy half in the 39th minute Santino Pekepo-Tevaga drove the ball from forty six to thirty metres from the try line. Also from the left of the play the ball in the 43rd minute Santino Pekepo-Tevaga powered through the centre of the field from twenty eight to forty one metres out.

The 53rd minute saw Santino Pekepo-Tevaga snipe down the left channel again from four metres inside his half to eight metres into Tweed Heads. Then in the 79th minute Santino Pekepo-Tevaga ran out of dummy half to his right from the halfway to forty metres from the try line.
 
Bodhi Sharpley came off the bench for the Tweed Heads Seagulls in Round Ten of the Queensland Cup against the Ipswich Jets coming onto the field in the front row in the 16th minute and immediately charged from the right of the play the ball from sixteen to three metres out, ten metres to the right of the posts.

From the right of the play the ball again in the 36th minute Bodhi Sharpley rolled through the centre of the field from twenty three to ten metres out. Then in the 36th minute from an off-load from his right Bodhi Sharpley got within ten metres of the line after making ten metres. Bodhi Shaprley also hauled the ball through the centre of the field from the left of the play the ball in the 41st minute from thirty four to forty seven metres out.

Bodhi Shaprley continued to work the ball through the centre of the field in the 46th minute from the right of the dummy half from the halfway to thirty five metres out with 70% of the metres gained being post contact. Then from the left of the play the ball Bodhi Shaprley ran through the centre of the field from eight metres inside his half to seven metres into the Jets.

Playing forty nine minutes Bodhi Sharpley ran for eighty four metres (thirty six post contact), broke three tackles, played the ball at an average speed of 3.77 seconds and made thirty one tackles at a 100% tackling efficiency.
 
Great to see Elijah Gelling named on the bench today for Keebra Park SHS in the Langer Cup Grand Final against Wavell SHS in what will be his Langer Cup debut.
 
Mdrew - which junior do you think is realistically ready to get a debut in 2027? Who do you think is most likely?
For me Jhett Sydir, a ball dominant half/five eight and a leader. Was a standout in the MM Cup for Tweed befoe also being a stand out for the Titans 21's.

When play Cup as a school boy there will be talk so of course Jai Billish will be talked about and another hooker in the Titans system is Harrison Hill who was in the top three players for the Titans 21's may well start 2027 season pushing for NRL time.
 
Sunny Kama continued the left wing for the Tweed Heads Seagulls in Round Tenof the Queensland Cup against the Ipswich Jets coming close to scoring in the 37th minute when he outjumped a Dolphins player to take a bomb on the full three metres out and set sail for the try line only to be held up six metres in from the left corner post.

From the right of the dummy half in the 2nd minute Sunny Kama worked the ball from the right of the dummy half through the centre of the field from sixteen to twenty six metres from the try line. Also from a Seagulls penalty restart in the 15th minute Sunny Kama broke a tackle as he promoted the ball form forty four to thirty metres out. Sunny Kama then appeared on the opposite side of the field in the 32nd minute working the ball down the right blindside from eight metres inside his half to nine metres into Redcliffe’s.

The 42nd minute saw Sunny Kama take a kick on the full twenty metres from this try line on the left touchline and brought the ball back towards the centre of the field and out to the thirty four metre mark. Then from the right of the play the ball but to the left of the posts in the 67th minute Sunny Kama drove the ball from two to twelve metres from his try line.

From an off-load from his left Sunny Kama darted through the centre of the field from forty metres out to the halfway. Also from the right of the play the ball but to the left of the posts in the 76th minute Sunny Kama advanced the ball from ten to twenty three metres from the try line.

Playing the entire match Sunny Kama ran for 111 metres (sixty one post contact), broke a tackle, played the ball at an average speed of 3.39 seconds and made three tackles.
 
Round One of the 2026 U19 Mal Meninga (MM) Cup competition saw Simoni Tauelangi start at left centre for the Burleigh Bears against the Central Queensland Capra’s, scoring in the 54th minute when he chased through a grubber kick to recover the ball two metres out to dive over to score nine metres to the left of the posts.

Simoni Tauelangi had come close to scoring earlier in the match in the 35th minute only to be ruled to have lost the ball over the try line before grounding ten metres in from the left corner post off an eight metre charge.

The 12th minute saw Simoni Tauelangi carry the ball down the left channel from ten metres inside his half to ten metres into the Capra’s. Then in the 14th minute Simoni Tauelangi sniped out of dummy half to his right from thirty to nineteen metres from the try line. Also in the 24th minute from the right of the dummy half but to the left of the posts Simoni Tauelangi promoted the ball from twenty two to thirty four metres out.

From the left of the play the ball in the 39th minute Simoni Tauelangi powered from thirty to forty three metres out. Also from the right of the play the ball but to the left of the posts in the 43rd minute Simoni Tauelangi’s yardage carry propelled the ball from ten to twenty metres from the try line.
 
Round Two of the School Boy Rugby League Year Nine Hancock Cup competition saw Jett Hayward and Kane Buchanan start from the bench for Keebra Park SHS against Wavell SHS.
 
Round Five of the 2026 NRRRL U18 competition saw Ryder Nelson start at left centre for the Mullumbimby Giants against the Casino Cougars and in the 4th minute from the left of the play the ball advanced the ball from forty four to twenty nine metres from the try line after pulling out of a tackle.

From the left of the dummy half again in the 18th minute Ryder Nelson surged from twenty two to thirty eight metres out. Then in the 23rd minute from the right of the play the ball but to the left of the posts Ryder Nelson carried the ball from eight metres inside his half to four metres into the Cougars. Also in the 33rd minute Ryder Nelson work the ball down the left channel from forty six to thirty metres from the try line before receiving a penalty for a dangerous tackle.
 
Tye Hogan-Collins started at right centre for the Casino Cougars in Round Five of the NRRRL U18 competition against the Mullumbimby Giants and in the 3rd minute from two passes to the right of a Casino scrum win carried the ball from three to thirteen metres out before off-loading the ball to his right to Makiha Torrens. Then from the play the ball Tye Hogan-Collins ran the ball from the left of the dummy half through the centre of the field from eighteen to twenty eight metres out.

Tye Hogan-Collins rolled through the centre of the field from the left of the dummy half again in the 17th minute from twelve to two metres from the try line. Then in the 28th minute Tye Hogan-Collins worked down the left channel from thirty to twenty metres out.

From the left of another Casino scrum win in the 34th minute Tye Hogan-Collins drove the ball from six to nineteen metres from the try line. Then from a Cougars penalty restart Tye Hogan-Collins promoted the ball from the halfway to forty metres out.
 
Elijah Gelling made his School Boy Rugby League Langer Cup debut from the bench for Keebra Park SHS in the 2026 School Boy Rugby League Langer Cup Grand Final against the Wavell SHS coming onto the field at right second row in the 15th minute from the right of a Keebra Park SHS win in the 27th minute stormed from eleven to within a metre of the try line ten metres to the right of the uprights.

Elijah Gelling returned the second half kick-off out to the twenty four metre mark after breaking a tackle. From the right of the dummy half again in the 41st minute Elijah Gelling marched through the centre of the field from twenty six to thirty six metres out.

From the left of the dummy half but to the right of the posts in the 47th minute Elijah Gelling propelled the ball from thirty seven to forty seven metres from the try line. Also from the right of the dummy half in the 49th minute Elijah Gelling promoted the ball from forty four to thirty one metres out.
 
Josiah Clifford started at fullback for the Casino Cougars in Round Five of the NRRRL First Grade competition against the Mullumbimby Giants recording a try assist in the 20th minute when he exploded through the centre of the field from the right of the dummy half from thirty four to ten metres from the try line to draw the fullback and off-load to his left to put his five eight in under the posts.

The 6th minute saw Josiah Clifford stop a Giants kick with his foot twenty metres from his own try line to then bring the ball out to the thirty eight metre mark. Then two tackles later from an off-load Josiah Clifford darted from two metres inside his half to eight metres into the Giants. Also in the 14th minute from the right of a Casino scrum win Josiah Clifford drove the ball from twenty two to eight metres out.

In the 35th minute Josaih Clifford took a kick on the first bounce just five metres from his try line and returned the ball to the twenty metre mark. Josiah Clifford also took a kick on the full in the 36th minute and bring the ball out from twenty to forty two metres out. Also in the 41st minute from the left of the dummy half Josiah Clifford worked the ball through the centre of the field from six metres inside his half to five metres into Mullumbimby’s.

Josiah Clifford continued to work the ball through the centre of the field in the 47th minute from the right of the dummy half from thirty five to forty five metres out. Also from the right of the play the ball in the 50th minute Josiah Clifford drove the ball through the centre of the field from thirty to forty metres from the try line. Also in the 61st minute from the left of the dummy half Josiah Clifford darted from four metres inside his half to ten metres into the Giants.
 
Cooper Murphy came off the bench for the Mullumbimby Giants in Round Five of the NRRRL First Grade competition against the Casino Cougars making a line break in the 73rd minute when he exploded out of dummy half to his right running with the ball in front of his body in both hands to slip through a gap from thirty five metres from his try line to twenty seven metres out at the opposite end of the field.

After coming onto the field at dummy half in the 26th minute Cooper Murphy looked left from dummy half but ran to his right out of dummy half through the centre of the field from twenty eight to twelve metres from the try line. Also in the 38th minute Cooper Murphy ran out of dummy half to his left down main street from twenty two to three metres from the try line. Cooper Murphy then worked out of dummy half to his right through the centre of the field in the 40th minute from forty metre out to the halfway.
 
Elliott Farrell continued at fullback for the Byron Bay Devils in Round Five of the NRRRL First Grade competition against the Bilambil Jets and from the left of the play the ball in the 9th minute carried the ball from twenty to thirty metres from the try line.

The 14th minute saw Elliott Farrell work the ball down the right blindside during a yardage carry from twenty four to thirty four metres from the try line. Then in the 16th minute from two passes to the left of a Byron Bay scrum win Elliott Farrell drove the ball from ten to twenty six metres out. Also in the 28th minute Elliott Farrell accelerated onto the ball from the right of the dummy half to propel the ball from eighteen to thirty metres out.

From the right of the dummy half again in the 42nd minute Elliott Farrell rolled the ball through the centre of the field from twenty nine to thirty nine metres from the try line. Then from wide to the left of the play the ball in the 52nd minute from wide to the left of the dummy half Elliott Farrell powered the ball from forty to twenty eight metres from the try line. Also from the right of the play the ball in the 61st minute and ten metres from his try line Elliott Farrell charged ten metres through the centre of the field.
 
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