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Youth Teams Dominate

Posted by EA on March 19, 2023 at 10:19pm

Jersey Flegg

Eels 22 - Manlt 16

Ladder Position: 8/12

W/L: 1/2

 

SG Ball

Manly 18 - Eels 38

Ladder Position: 2/16

W/L: 6/1

This team are peforming very considering they are missing two Australian school boys Blaze Talagi (five-eight) who is Sanders halves parnter normally and Cody Pary (winger) the younger brother of Ethan. They are also missing Richard Penisini (Centre) younger brother of William who started the competition with an electrfying comboination with Cody Parry. They are missing more firepower as well.

 

Harrold Mattews

Manly 10 - Eels 30

Ladder Position: 2/15

W/L: 5/1

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