Queensland under-16 rugby league team







































Queensland Under-16
Team information
Nickname Maroons
Governing body Queensland Rugby League
Head coach Mick Roberts
Home stadium
Suncorp Stadium (52,500)
Uniforms














First colours



Team results
First game

New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales 30–16 Queensland Queensland colours.svg
(ANZ Stadium, Sydney; 21 May 2008)
Biggest win

Queensland colours.svgQueensland 30–10 New South Wales New South Wales colours.svg
(Etihad Stadium, Melbourne; 3 June 2009)
Biggest defeat

New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales 30–0 Queensland Queensland colours.svg
(ANZ Stadium, Sydney; 5 June 2013)

The Queensland Under-16 rugby league team, also known as Queensland Under-16s or Queensland U16, represents Queensland in the sport of rugby league at an under-16 age level. Since 2008, the team has played an annual fixture against the New South Wales Under-16s team as a curtain raiser to a State of Origin game. The team features players selected from Queensland's premier under-16 rugby league competition, the Cyril Connell Cup. They are administered by the Queensland Rugby League.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Players


  • 3 Results


    • 3.1 2008


    • 3.2 2009


    • 3.3 2010


    • 3.4 2011


    • 3.5 2012


    • 3.6 2013


    • 3.7 2014


    • 3.8 2015


    • 3.9 2016


    • 3.10 2017


    • 3.11 2018




  • 4 See also


  • 5 References





History


Prior to 2008, junior interstate matches were contested at under-17 and under-19 levels. In 2008, with the advent of the National Youth Competition, the age levels switched to an under-16 and under-18 format to keep in line with the NSWRL's existing SG Ball Cup and Harold Matthews Cup competitions and the QRL's Mal Meninga Cup and Cyril Connell Cup competitions, which would begin in 2009.


Queensland suffered defeat in the first under-16 Origin fixture in 2008, with a side that featured future NRL players Kyle Feldt, Ben Hampton, Lachlan Maranta and Korbin Sims. They recorded their first win a year later, defeating New South Wales 30-10 in 2009. That team featured future New Zealand international Jason Taumalolo. From 2010 to 2013, Queensland suffered four straight defeats before winning both fixtures against New South Wales in 2014 and 2015.



Players


Players selected for the Queensland under-16 team are usually contracted with a National Rugby League (NRL) side and, until 2017, played in the Cyril Connell Cup. Occasionally players who are contracted to Sydney-based NRL sides, who play in the Harold Matthews Cup, are selected. In 2008, before the Cyril Connell Cup began, players were selected from the under-16 representative carnival in Proserpine.[1] Each pre-season the Queensland Rugby League will select an under-16 squad featuring players in contention for the mid-season fixture. The squad participates in a weekend camp at the Queensland Academy of Sport.[2]


In 2017, the QRL ended the Cyril Connell Cup, replacing it with a three-day statewide carnival in which the Queensland under-16 side would be selected from.



Results



2008


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2008 State of Origin series.




21 May 2008













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 30 – 16
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
Jacob Miller 2
William Hopoate 1
Vaipuna Tia Kilifi 1
Jason Wehbe 1

Goals
Jason Wehbe 3
Harry Siejka 2
Report
Tries
Josh Batilabasi 1
Benn Malley 1
Korbin Sims 1


Goals
Mitchell Frei 2



ANZ Stadium, Sydney






















Queensland under-16
2008 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Lachlan Maranta - FB



  •  2 Josh Batilabasi - WG



  •  3 Aaron Whitchurch - CE



  •  4 Kyle Feldt - CE



  •  5 Savern Rapana - WG



  •  6 Jordan Meads - FE



  •  7 Ben Hampton - HB



  •  8 Tauryn Laurenson - PR



  •  9 Jay Lobwein - HK



  • 10 Jai Ingram - PR



  • 11 Mitchell Frei - SR



  • 12 Korbin Sims - SR


  • 13 Benn Malley - LK






  • 14 Kyle Burkhardt - SR



  • 15 Kurtis Ritchie - SR



  • 16 Tennyson Elliott - PR



  • 17 Leon Curry - SR









Head coach


  • Jon Buchanan





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): NYCDB


2009


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2009 State of Origin series.




3 June 2009













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 10 – 30
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
Jordan Malaki 1
Ryan Wilson 1




Goals
Sam Short 1
Report
Tries
Mitch Ardler 2
Luke Abdul-Rahman 1
Rian Diffey 1
Andrew Shipway 1
Jordan Tighe 1

Goals
Sam Foster 3



Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
Referee: Nick Morel






















Queensland under-16
2009 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Jordan Tighe - FB



  •  2 Rian Diffey - WG



  •  3 BJ Burgess - CE



  •  4 Jerome Leedy - CE



  •  5 Mitch Ardler - WG



  •  6 Luke Abdul-Rahman (c) - FE



  •  7 Sam Foster - HB



  •  8 Stephen Coombe - PR



  •  9 Cameron Cullen - HK



  • 10 Caleb Binge - PR



  • 11 Jake Kelly - SR



  • 12 Jason Taumalolo - SR


  • 13 Andrew Shipway - LK






  • 14 Chris Grevsmuhl - LK



  • 15 Shaquille Blair - PR



  • 16 Jesse Dimaggio - SR



  • 17 Francis Veukiso - PR









Head coach


  • Jon Buchanan





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): NYCDB


2010


Played as a curtain raiser to Game III of the 2010 State of Origin series.




7 July 2010













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 24 – 14
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
Robbie Kamoto 1
Tyrone Phillips 1
Kelepi Tanginoa 1
Joshua Walker 1

Goals
Clinton Gutherson 4
Report
Tries
Anthony Milford 2
Jordan Dulay 1



Goals
Scott Doyle 1



ANZ Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Jon Stone






















Queensland under-16
2010 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Anthony Milford - FB



  •  2 Nene Macdonald - WG



  •  3 Rhett Webster - CE



  •  4 Jordan Dulay - CE



  •  5 Brendan Elliot - WG



  •  6 Mitchell Grimes - FE



  •  7 Kodi Nikorima - HB



  •  8 Francis Molo - PR



  •  9 Dan Clarke - HK



  • 10 Corey Jensen - PR



  • 11 Scott Doyle - SR



  • 12 Jack Rycen - SR


  • 13 Che Marion-Fa'alafi - LK






  • 14 Corey Oates - SR



  • 15 Sam Harrold - SR



  • 16 Brandon Lee - HK



  • 17 Rhys Tierney - PR









Head coach


  • Brendan Lam





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): NYCDB


2011


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2011 State of Origin series.




25 May 2011













Queensland U16 Queensland colours.svg
 16 – 18
New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales U16

Tries
Jack Anderson 1
Luke Bateman 1
Ryan Mitchell 1

Goals
Duncan Paia'aua 2
Report
Tries
Bradley Deitz 1
John Fomai 1
Dylan Russell 1

Goals
Brendan Cox 1
Dee Jay Harris 1



Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane






















Queensland under-16
2011 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Paul Byrnes - FB



  •  2 Ryan Mitchell - WG



  •  3 Shaun Hudson - CE



  •  4 Brenko Lee - CE



  •  5 Eric Blair - WG



  •  6 Nathan Wilson - FE



  •  7 Duncan Paia'aua (c) - HB



  •  8 James Iodice - PR



  •  9 Jayden Berrell - HK



  • 10 Sam Gee - PR



  • 11 Luke Bateman - SR



  • 12 Harry Pondekas - SR


  • 13 Jai Arrow - LK






  • 14 Tyson Cleal - SR



  • 15 Jarrod Earle - PR



  • 16 Jack Anderson - SR



  • 17 Temone Power - PR









Head coach


  • Scott Dunshea





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): NYCDB


2012


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2012 State of Origin series.




23 May 2012













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 30 – 16
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
Travis Edwards 1
Robert Jennings 1
Dillon Khoury 1
Tevita Pangai 1
David Sheridan 1
Alex Twal 1

Goals
Jackson Hastings 3
Report
Tries
Cooper Bambling 1
Simione Fatafehi 1
Sam Smith 1




Goals
Sheldon Bobbert 2



Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
Referee: Mick Laverty






















Queensland under-16
2012 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Jesse Pomare-Anderson - FB



  •  2 Sheldon Bobbert - WG



  •  3 Sam Smith - CE



  •  4 Simione Fatafehi - CE



  •  5 Luke Chevi Ellis - WG



  •  6 Braydon McMahon - FE



  •  7 Cooper Bambling - HB



  •  8 George Fai - PR



  •  9 Jenan Wedderburn-Parrish - HK



  • 10 Sam Lavea - PR



  • 11 Regan Grieve - SR



  • 12 Tarahawaiki Kaumoana - SR


  • 13 Kieran Duffin - LK






  • 14 Brandon Smith - HK



  • 15 Sam Swift - LK



  • 16 Coen Hess - SR



  • 17 Daymeric Pelo - PR









Head coach



  • Anthony Seibold





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): NYCDB


2013


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2013 State of Origin series.




5 June 2013













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 30 – 0
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
Jesse Ramien 2
Jack Cogger 1
Gabe Hamlin 1
Latrell Mitchell 1
Reimis Smith 1

Goals
Brock Lamb 3
Report



ANZ Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski






















Queensland under-16
2013 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Connor Cox - FB



  •  2 Nathan Lafferty - WG



  •  3 Jaydn Su'A - CE



  •  4 Izaia Perese - CE



  •  5 Dylan Parise - WG



  •  6 Jayden Carroll - FE



  •  7 Logan Spaander - HB



  •  8 Keegan Hipgrave - PR



  •  9 Jack Miers - HK



  • 10 Lachlan Barr - PR



  • 11 Keanu Dawson - SR



  • 12 Lachlan Lanskey - SR


  • 13 Michael Molo - LK






  • 14 Agassi Stowers - PR



  • 15 Calvin Pritchard - SR



  • 16 Nathan Prostamo - SR



  • 17 Mitchell Dunn - FE









Head coach



  • Mark Tookey





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): QRL.com.au


2014


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2014 State of Origin series.




28 May 2014













Queensland U16 Queensland colours.svg
 20 – 18
New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales U16

Tries
Daniel Walker 1
Sato Ketia Opo 1
Syd Smith 1
Enari Tuala 1

Goals
Steven Tatipata 2
Report
Tries
Sione Hopoate 1
Cameron Murray 1
Katoni Staggs 1


Goals
Brendan O'Hagan 3



Suncorp Stadium, Queensland






















Queensland under-16
2014 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Gehamat Shibasaki - FB



  •  2 Michael Carroll - WG



  •  3 Steven Tatipata - CE



  •  4 Jason Chapman - CE



  •  5 Enari Tuala - WG



  •  6 Sato Ketia Opo - FE



  •  7 Lachlan Lam - HB



  •  8 William O'Gradey - PR



  •  9 Brent Woolf - HK



  • 10 Ethan Paikea - PR



  • 11 Syd Smith - SR



  • 12 Kobe Tararo - SR


  • 13 Reuben Cotter (c) - LK






  • 14 Vita Sula-Siaosi - HK



  • 15 Jack Peacock - PR



  • 16 Mitipere Tuatai - PR



  • 17 Zane Willshire - FE









Head coach


  • Kurt Richards





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): QRL.com.au


2015


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2015 State of Origin series.




27 May 2015













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 6 – 10
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
Campbell Graham 1


Goals
Luke Metcalf 1
Report
Tries
Nathan Barrett 1
Travis Turnbull 1

Goals
Travis Turnbull 1



ANZ Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Daniel Olford






















Queensland under-16
2015 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Travis Turnbull - FB



  •  2 Tom Kenny - WG



  •  3 Reihana Marsh - CE



  •  4 Clayton Mack - CE



  •  5 Thane Kellermeyer - WG



  •  6 Max Dowd - FE



  •  7 Dray Ngatuere-Wroe - HB



  •  8 Thomas Flegler - PR



  •  9 Tyson Smoothy - HK



  • 10 Tazmon McRobbie - PR



  • 11 Darius Farmer - SR



  • 12 Brandon Russell - SR


  • 13 Jayden Bishop - LK






  • 14 Braydon Trindall - HB



  • 15 Lochlyn Sheldon - PR



  • 16 Ben Thomas - SR



  • 17 Nathan Barrett - SR









Head coach


  • Kurt Richards





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 16 January 2016
Source(s): QRL.com.au


2016


Played as a curtain raiser to Game I of the 2016 State of Origin series.




1 June 2016













New South Wales U16 New South Wales colours.svg
 12 - 10
Queensland colours.svg Queensland U16

Tries
William Kei 1
Bronson Xerri 1

Goals
Jock Madden 2
Report
Tries
Dejzha Pene 1
Jonathan Siofele 1

Goals
Cory Paix 2



ANZ Stadium, Sydney
Referee: Todd Smith






















Queensland under-16
2016 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 McKenzie Baker - FB



  •  2 Dejzha Pene - WG



  •  3 Jack Paterson - CE



  •  4 Ioane Seiuli - CE



  •  5 Jonathan Siofele - WG



  •  6 Cory Paix (c) - FE



  •  7 Tanah Boyd - HB



  •  8 Garrett Smith - PR



  •  9 Zac McCormack - HK



  • 10 Geordie Brand - PR



  • 11 Ethan Bullemoor - SR



  • 12 Thomas Gilbert - SR


  • 13 David Fifita (c) - LK






  • 14 Lazeryth Su'A - HK



  • 15 Hamilton Taia - PR



  • 16 Tino Faasumaleaui - SR



  • 17 Blake Campbell - SR









Head coach


  • Kurt Richards





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 27 June 2016
Source(s): QRL.com.au


2017


Played as a curtain raiser to Game III of the 2017 State of Origin series.




12 July 2017













Queensland U16 Queensland colours.svg
 16 - 22
New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales U16

Tries
Alofiana Khan-Pereira 2
Will Evans 1



Goals
Ezra Coulston 2
Report
Tries
Bradman Best 1
Blake Dowel 1
Cooper Jenkins 1
Aaron Schoupp 1

Goals
Aaron Schoupp 3



Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Dan Munroe






















Queensland under-16
2017 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Fanitesi Niu - FB



  •  2 Alofiana Khan-Pereira - WG



  •  3 Will Evans (c) - CE



  •  4 Ezra Coulston - CE



  •  5 Ryan Garner - WG



  •  6 Joshua James - FE



  •  7 Thomas Dearden - HB



  •  8 Lance Bagon - PR



  •  9 Jake Simpkin - HK



  •  10 Stepharn Holo - PR



  •  11 Eli Morgan - SR



  •  12 Tristan Powell - SR


  •  13 Nelson Grove - LK






  •  14 Zach Brooks - LK



  •  15 Tahu Kingi - PR



  •  16 Myphala Ah Chong - PR



  •  17 Feao Maka - CE









Head coach


  • Kurt Richards





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 25 September 2017
Source(s): QRL.com.au


2018


Played as a curtain raiser to the Round 18 Brisbane Broncos-Warriors game.




15 July 2018













Queensland U16 Queensland colours.svg
 -
New South Wales colours.svg New South Wales U16

Tries
Goals

Tries
Goals



Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Referee: Jordan Morel






















Queensland under-16
2018 team
Coaching staff



  •  1 Reece Walsh - FB



  •  2 Tyrone Sa'u - WG



  •  3 Keegan Vandenberg - CE



  •  4 Tate Roberts - CE



  •  5 Xavier Savage - WG



  •  6 Matamatagi Ripley - FE



  •  7 Henri Stocks - HB



  •  8 Wian Joubert - PR



  •  9 Lachlan Adamson - HK



  •  10 Caleb Evans - PR



  •  11 Israel Higgins - SR



  •  12 Brocco Uhrle - SR


  •  13 Brendan Piakura - LK






  •  14 Ediq Ambrosyev - HK



  •  15 Isaiah Vailalo - PR



  •  16 Samuel Shannon - LK



  •  17 Byron Parnell - CE









Head coach



  • Mick Roberts





Legend:


  • (c) Captain(s)

  • (vc) Vice captain(s)



Updated: 14 July 2018
Source(s): QRL.com.au


See also



  • Queensland state rugby league team

  • Queensland Residents rugby league team

  • Queensland under-20 rugby league team

  • Queensland under-18 rugby league team




References





  1. ^ http://www.ourfootyteam.com/news_08.php


  2. ^ http://www.qrl.com.au/news/2016/01/13/qas_junior_squads_an.html












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