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PNG HUNTERS VS IPSWICH JETS (RD 13 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2015)
Hunters halt Jets charge The Ipswich Jets made the trek to the Hunters’ home ground Kalabond Oval for their Round 13 game, looking for their first win at the ground. The Jets and Hunters clash brought together two in form teams, with the Jets having won five games in a row (and six away games in a row); while the Hunters had not lost at home all year. They were also chasing a club record of six wins a row. The Hunters had several changes with Henry Noki, David Lapua and Sebastian Pandia all out of the Hunters’ line-up, while for the Jets Liam Capewell, Brendon McGrady, Kurtis Lingwoodock and Gerico Cecil made way for Richard Pandia, Pat McCallum, Joe Ofahengaue and Chris Ash – meaning there were three Jets players on debut for this game. The match started well for the Hunters who in the fifth minute saw fullback Stargroth Amean slice through the Jets’ defence and over the line to get the Hunters up 6-0. The Jets pressed the Hunters’ line with attacking raids, but the Hunters held them out and seemed to gain confidence. It was the little half and captain Israel Eliab who came up with the big play after the Hunters had been defending; when on his own 30m line he received the ball and set off for the line on a 70m run that saw the Hunters out to a 10-0 lead. The Hunters’ scheming number 7 Ase Boas was keeping the Jets pinned down and controlling the game with his kicking game. However, it was a careless Hunter’s penalty that saw the Jets gain attacking momentum and Landon Hayes score his first Intrust Super Cup try. The Hunters were up 10-6 and the Jets had settled into the speed of the game when the Hunters pulled away again through Oti Bland Tony who got the Hunters to a halftime lead of 16-6. The Jets needed to start the second half well to get back into the game and they achieved this through a try in the 43rd minute to Hayes who was having a strong match. At 16-12 it was a tight struggle until Timothy Lomai found Brandy Peter with a nice short ball and the Jets couldn’t hold the Hunters who pulled away again 22-12. With 20 minutes to go, Eliab scored his second try to seemingly take the game out of the Jets’ reach at 28-12. Marmin Barba had other ideas and scored try number 17 for 2015 to keep the Jets in touch at 28-16. The Jets chipped away again at the lead when they scored with 10 minutes to go through Jets big bustling bench forward Billy McConnachie the score was now 28-22 and a dramatic finish was on the cards. The Jets’ Kurt Capewell used his footwork to beat Noel Zeming cold and score his fourth try of the year and it was now 28-28 with eight minutes to go. It was a hectic last eight minutes and the Hunters broke the game open when Adex Wera busted the Jets and scored a try in the corner to take the Hunters out to 34-28 with five minutes to play. The Hunters sealed the win with a try after Esau Siune broke the Jets once more and made a 30m run. He found Puara who got the ball onto Lawrence Tu’u to score and end the game with a score 40-28. The Jets will enjoy the week off this week while the Hunters will take on the Souths Logan Magpies at Port Moresby. PNG HUNTERS 40 (Israel Eliab 2, Stargroth Amean, Adex Wera, Kato Ottio, Lawrence Tu’u, Brandy Peter tries; Noel Zeming 5, Israel Eliab goals) def IPSWICH JETS 28 (Landon Hayes 2, Marmin Barba, Kurt Capewell, Billy McConnachie tries; Carlin Anderson 3, Marmin Barba goals) at Kalabond Oval, Kokopo. Final teams PNG Hunters: 1. Stargroth Amean 2. Oti Bland Tony 3. Noel Zeming 4. Thompson Teteh 5. Adex Wera 6. Israel Eliab (c) 7. Ase Boas 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. Kato Ottio 12. Lawrence Tu'u 13. Adam Korave 14. Brandy Peter 15. Edward Goma 16. Willie Minoga 17. Enock Maki 21. Timothy Lomai Ipswich Jets: 1. Carlin Anderson 2. Marmin Barba 3. Chris Walker 4. Richard Pandia 5. Pat McCallum 6. Josh Cleeland 7. Dane Phillips 8. Josh Seage 9. Landon Hayes 10. Rod Griffin 11. Sam Martin 12. Kurt Capewell 13. Keiron Lander (c) 14. Fakahoko Teutau 21. Joe Ofahengaue 16. Billy McConnachie 19. Chris Ash
TOWNSVILLE BLACKHAWKS VS PNG HUNTERS (RD 11 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2015)
Hunters down Blackhawks by Michael Thompson, Sports Reporter – Townsville Bulletin THE full might of Papua New Guinea’s first semi-professional rugby league side has provided the Townsville Blackhawks with a well-timed reality check. Fearless physicality was expected from the PNG Hunters on Saturday and that is what they delivered, with their enthusiastic forwards powering PNG to a 22-16 win over the ladder-leading Blackhawks. A fierce fightback from a 22-10 deficit could not stop the Blackhawks having their nine-game winning streak broken, but they still retain top spot on the Intrust Super Cup ladder with a superior points differential. Blackhawks hooker Anthony Mitchell is expected to play in his team’s next clash following this weekend’s bye after suffering a corked thigh near full-time, but Mitchell’s knock was not the only injury scare in what was a high-quality encounter. Hunters fullback Stargroth Amean was stretchered off the field near half-time and hospitalised after falling awkwardly into a tackle, but was discharged on Saturday night after being cleared of any neck or spinal damage. A lack of composure in attack from the Blackhawks was compensated by some brilliant scrambling defence, but the Hunters were simply too strong at Jack Manski Oval, with their second phase play proving especially dangerous. “I don’t think it was until the last 10 or 15 minutes that we had confidence in what we were doing and backed our attack, and leading up to that we were disjointed and we went away from what’s been working for us,” Blackhawks captain Daniel Beasley said. “We went into the game prepared for them to be very tough across the field, especially through the middle, and they’re a hard group of men who fight for 80 minutes.” A packed house at Jack Manski — including hundreds of parochial PNG supporters — watched as both teams engaged in an early arm wrestle, which was broken after 15 minutes when Hunters five-eighth Israel Eliab scored the game’s opening point. Plenty of big hits and dropped ball featured in the next 20-minute passage, before Noel Underwood got Townsville an equaliser running on to a Tom Humble short ball, but PNG got a 10-4 half-time buffer when centre Thompson Teteh ran through some sloppy Blackhawks defence. PNG were soon back in front, however, when Enock Maki barged over the tryline five minutes after half-time, and they pushed to 22-10 when half-back Ase Boas finished off a superb attacking play. That was when the Blackhawks launched into gear, with Kyle Feldt pouncing on a Jahrome Hughes grubber, and ISC debutant Mitchell Seri almost barged over for a last-gasp equaliser, only to be denied by some desperate PNG defence. “I certainly thought we had the side out there to win the game,” Blackhawks coach Kristian Woolf said. “The more games you win the closer you come to a loss sometimes, and the good thing from that is there’s no chance of us getting ahead of ourselves — and I don’t think we were — and it gives us a chance to go back and look at a few things.” PNG HUNTERS 22 (Thompson Teteh, Israel Eliab, Ase Boas, Enock Maki tries; Noel Zeming 3 goals) def TOWNSVILLE STINGERS 16 (Kyle Feldt, Tom Humble, Noel Underwood tries; Kyle Feldt 2 goals) at Jack Manski Oval. Final teams Townsville Blackhawks: 1. Jahrome Hughes 2. Zac Santo 3. Samsen O’Neill 18. Kyle Feldt 5. Lenny Magey 6. Tom Humble 7. Mitchell Seri 8. Ricky Thorby 9. Anthony Mitchell 10. Daniel Beasley (c) 11. Lorenzo Ma'afu 12. Rhyse Martin 13. Neville Costigan 14. Nathan Norford 15. Chris McLean 16. Noel Underwood 19. Kelepi Tanginoa PNG Hunters: 1. Stargroth Amean 2. Oti Bland Tony 3. Noel Zeming 18. Thompson Teteh 5. Adex Wera 6. Israel Eliab (c) 7. Ase Boas 8. Henry Noki 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. Kato Ottio 12. Lawrence Tu'u 13. Adam Korave 14. Atte Bina 15. Warren Glare 16. Willie Minoga 17. Enock Maki
NORTHS DEVILS VS PNG HUNTERS (RD 10 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2015)
Good start guides PNG over Norths The Papua New Guinea Hunters consolidated a top five position with a blistering first half performance paving the way for a 34-16 victory over Norths Devils yesterday. The Hunters blew the Devils off the pack early at Bishop Park, virtually keeping pace with the clock for a 28-0 lead within half an hour. They overcame some sloppy handling in the second half – and a try-scoring burst from the Devils – to maintain fifth position on the Intrust Super Cup ladder; four points clear of Easts Tigers who were upset by Redcliffe on Sunday. Coming off a last-start win over Central Queensland, the signs for Norths were ominous early with the Hunters crossing via Brandy Peter in the opening 10 minutes. Some fancy footwork from Adex Wera increased the lead to 18-0 before skipper Israel Eliab and centre Thompson Teteh added their names to the swelling try scorer’s list. The Devils clawed back some momentum after the break, with fullback Ryan Millard claiming a double in quick succession to give the home side a sniff at 28-16 behind with 30 minutes to play. However, the desperate Hunters defence couldn’t be breached with winger Oti Bland Tony wrapping up the game in the dying stages. Brisbane Broncos-contracted centre Dale Copley crossed late in the first half for Norths as he continues to push his case for an NRL recall. PNG HUNTERS 34 (Oti Bland Tony, Thompson Teteh, Adex Wera, Israel Eliab, Ase Boas, Brandy Peter tries; Noel Zeming 5 goals) def NORTHS DEVILS 16 (Ryan Millard 2, Dane Copley tries; Luke Pollock 2 goals) at Bishop Park. Final Teams Norths Devils: 1. Ryan Millard 2. Luke Pollock 3. Dylan Galloway 4. Dale Copley 5. Rogan Dean 6. Sam Foster 7. Sean Loxley 8. Matt Mizzi 9. Krys Freeman 19. Chris Faust 11. Rhett Webster 13. Brett Greinke (c) 12. Todd Lowrie 14. Byron Creighton 15. Billy Solah 16. Richard Tuala 18. Liam Tyson PNG Hunters: 1. Stargroth Amean 2. Oti Bland Tony 3. Noel Zeming 18. Thompson Teteh 5. Adex Wera 6. Israel Eliab (c) 7. Ase Boas 8. Henry Noki 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. Kato Ottio 12. Brandy Peter 13. Adam Korave 14. Roger Laka 15. Lawrence Tu'u 16. Willie Minoga 17. Enock Maki
WARTOVO PUARA BIG HIT (PNG HUNTERS 2015)
HERE COMES THE BOOM! He may be one of the smallest men in the PNG Hunters but the diminutive hooker packs a punch. In Round 7 of the Intrust Super Cup 2015 Puara delivered a knockout hit sending the Mackay Cutter player reeling.
WYNNUM MANLY SEAGULLS VS PNG HUNTERS (RD 24 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2014)
The Wynnum Manly Seagulls have booked their place in this year’s Intrust Super Cup finals series after an entertaining 28-10 victory over the PNG Hunters at BMD Kougari Oval. More than 3000 spectators were in attendance, including a large Hunters contingent, creating an electric atmosphere that the players thrived in. The Hunters play much like a Brazilian soccer team with their players interchanging positions and free forming their attacking structures at will. Back rowers were placing chip kicks, their halves were taking tough hit ups and each player had great footwork at the line. Wynnum would be the Chelsea of the Intrust Super Cup, staying true to their structure and gaining confidence from consistent execution of their sets. On Sunday the Seagulls were at their methodical best, as they convincingly put away the impressive Hunters with 14 points in each half to take the victory. Wynnum Manly had the early running and many opportunities to open the scoring. They eventually broke through with Graham Clark who twisted his body through the line to score. PNG then worked their way down field and moved the ball right to Thompson Teteh. The big centre was able to skip to the outside and bust through three Wynnum defenders for the try. Minutes before half time Ben Cronin scored to the left of the posts to extend the home side’s lead to 12-4. The five-eighth did a show and go at the line which caught the Hunters’ middle defenders napping as they were tracking across. Matt Seamark converted a penalty at halftime to have the Seagulls in front 14-4. Two minutes into the second half Seamark was able to perfectly place a cross kick under immense pressure for Daniel Ogden to score. The playmaker stared down the defender and took a big whack straight after the ball left his boot, as winger Peter Gubb knocked it back in the air to his oncoming fullback. To get back in the ball game, the Hunters heeded wise words from their supporters and “Got the ball to Garry!” The PNG fan favourite and leading try scorer of the Intrust Super Cup made his 23rd try of the campaign a memorable one. The winger has become a cult hero to his nation and the reason was evident when he beat the Wynnum defence for pace on the outside and powerfully stepped across field to beat Ogden and cross to the left of the posts. PNG at this stage were trailing 18-10 but were building momentum by offloading at will and tiring the Wynnum defence. With 17 minutes to go, Lo thought he was in again when a long ball found him all alone on the left flank. However the try was called back due to a forward pass and the missed opportunity would prove costly for the visitors. Midway through the second stanza, the Seagulls started to really grind out their sets and make some inroads back behind the ruck. The home side would eventually be rewarded when Jordan Kahu scored off a long cut out ball from back rower Mitchell Frei. The Brisbane Bronco had a strong outing, earning the players’ player award predominantly from his ability to beat the first defender with elite footwork and a powerful fend. Trailing 22-10 with eight minutes remaining the Hunters fancied themselves to score points. However a kick off that went out on the full and a whole hearted cover tackle from Gubb on a flying Adex Wara would keep the vistors at bay. A late Jake Granville try capped off a great display by the home side. It was a historic day for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls club as earlier victories in the FOGS Cup and FOGS Colts sealed their first ever Club Championship. All three grades sung the club song in the Chook Pen surrounded by their loyal supporters to celebrate a wonderful year. WYNNUM MANLY SEAGULLS 28 (Daniel Ogden, Jordan Kahu, Ben Cronin, Jake Granville, Graham Clark tries; Matthew Seamark 4 goals) def PNG HUNTERS 10 (Garry Lo, Thompson Teteh tries; Noel Zemming goal) at BMD Kougari Oval. Final teams Wynnum Manly Seagulls: 1. Daniel Ogden 2. Peter Gubb 3. Matt Grieve 4. Mitchell Buckett 5. Jordan Kahu 6. Ben Cronin 7. Matthew Seamark 19. Bill Solah 9. Jake Granville 10. Timothy Natusch (c) 11. Jon Grieve 12. Graham Clark 13. Mitchell Frei 14. Lachlan Bristow 20. Saia Makisi 16. Chris McLean 17. Dylan Smith PNG Hunters: 1. Israel Eliab (c) 2. Garry Lo 3. Thompson Teteh 4. Jason Tali 5. Adex Wera 6. Dion Aiye 7. Roger Laka 8. Timothy Lomai 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. Lawrence Tu'u 12. Sebastian Pandia 13. Brandy Peter 14. Noel Zemming 15. Willie Minoga 16. Stanton Albert 17. Albert Patak
PNG HUNTERS VS IPSWICH JETS (RD 23 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2014)
Tali hat-trick ignites Hunters PNG Hunters turned on a superb second-half performance to shut down the visiting Ipswich Jets 40-22 and keep their finals hopes alive in the Intrust Super Cup on Saturday. The Hunters were stunned early by a powerful display from the Jets, who spread and the ball around and used their star-studded backs like Marmim Barba and Brendon Marshall, who both collected doubles to lead 20-10 at half-time. But with the packed Kalabond Stadium crowd urging them on, the competition newcomers produced a trademark finishing burst to overrun the Jets. With punishing defence the Hunters restricted the Jets to a try-less second half with their only points coming from a penalty goal, while the home side unleashed their attacking arsenal to score their fourth consecutive win at home and stay in touch with the leaders with three games remaining. These are away this weekend against Wynnum Manly in Round 24 and Souths Logan in Round 25, with Round 26 a bye which gives the Hunters two points. Forwards Rod Griffin, Billy McConnachie, Keiron Lander and Matt Parcell were among the few Jets players in the visiting side who threatened to get through the Hunters’ relentless defence in the second stanza. Tackling in numbers, the Hunters continuously defused these efforts to prevent any momentum the Jets needed to give their speedy backline, which included Wes Conlon, the opportunity to repeat their first half display. Centre Jason Tali who was only drafted into the Hunters squad mid-season from the local Digicel Cup proved why he was a handy catch as he celebrated with a hat-trick. His second four-pointer levelled the scores at 20-20. Noel Zemming broke the deadlock from the touchline with his conversion and with 19 minutes still remaining, both teams needed something special to swing the match under their control. That spark came from the Hunters, with hooker Wartovo Puara scooting over to put the Hunters ahead 28-22. With 15 minutes on the clock it was still enough time for the Jets, who boast one of the best attacks in the competition, to claw their way back into the match. However, Tali put his team into safer territory when he used sheer strength to power over for his third try to put the Hunters on the way to victory 34-22. The two competition points were safety in the bag but it seemed the victory was incomplete without a Garry Lo special. Just on the stroke of fulltime the classy winger used brute strength to break out of several Jets tacklers to score under the posts to take his tally to 22 as the competition’s leading try scorer. PNG HUNTERS 40 (Jason Tali 3, Garry Lo, Adex Wera, Wartovo Puara, Willie Minoga tries; Noel Zemming 5, Israel Eliab goals) def IPSWICH JETS 22 (Brendon Marshall 2, Marmin Barba 2 tries; Marmin Barba 3 goals) at Kalabond Oval, Kokopo. Final teams PNG Hunters: 1. Israel Eliab (c) 2. Garry Lo 3. Thompson Teteh 4. Jason Tali 5. Adex Wera 6. Dion Aiye 7. Roger Laka 8. Timothy Lomai 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 19. Noel Zemming 11. Sebastian Pandia 16. Brandy Peter 14. Lawrence Tu'u 15. Willie Minoga 20. Stanton Albert 17. Albert Patak Ipswich Jets: 1. Ben White 2. Kurt Capewell 3. Josh Seage 4. Brendon Marshall 5. Carlin Anderson 6. Josh Cleeland 7. Dane Phillips 8. Kurtis Lingwoodock 9. Troy O'Sullivan 10. Rod Griffin 21. Rob Worsley 12. Sam Martin 13. Keiron Lander (c) 14. Billy McConnachie 18. Marmin Barba 19. Wes Conlon 22. Matt Parcell
TWEED HEADS SEAGULLS VS PNG HUNTERS (RD 19 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2014)
THE points flowed at Piggabeen Sports yesterday as the Tweed Heads Seagulls scored a big 60-28 win over the visiting PNG Hunters in their round 19 Intrust Super Cup match. One of the biggest crowds seen at the northern NSW ground in recent years were treated to an entertaining, free-flowing match as the Seagulls continued their unbeaten run -- with this result their 11th game in a row without a loss. Interestingly -- it was the Hunters back in round 7 in Kokopo Oval who were last able to inflict a defeat on the black and white stripes. While the Hunters looked the stronger outfit in the first moments of the match, looking refreshed from a week off; it was the Seagulls who could do no wrong in the first half, going out to an impressive 32-0 lead following tries to Ricardo Parata from an intercept, co-captains Matt King and James Wood, Queensland Residents forward Pele Peletelese, halfback Michael Burgess and forward Cory Blair. At the return to the field -- again it was the Hunters who looked dangerous early -- and it appeared they would get their first points after a break by Dion Aiye sparked a powerful Noel Zemming run that for all money looked like producing points. However, the Seagulls held them out and were able to turn defence into attack with Jamal Fogarty (moved to five-eighth for this match) scoring at the other end of the field after a Blair flick-pass and fortuitous bounce from a Wood kick ahead. A rare Tweed Heads error gave the Hunters their first real opportunity and it was taken with the returning Thompson Teteh crossing for the first of his two tries for the afternoon. The two sides then went try for try as Tweed Heads (via Blake Anderson) and Willie Minoga (Hunters) crossed in quick succession. The home side then went on another roll, with Luke Dumas and then both Parata and Burgess crossing for their second tries; resulting in a 60-10 lead for the Seagulls with just over 10 minutes remaining. Another Tweed error gave the Hunters some much-needed possession and this sparked a mini-revival from the Hunters -- who then ran in four tries in a row with Zemming crossing, followed by Aiye and big winger Garry Lo -- who is now out in front of the leading try scorers tally with 19. In the final minute of the match, Teteh went over to get his second -- giving the Hunters some hope of carrying some positive momentum into their next game -- a match at home in Kokopo against the Sunshine Coast. Tweed Heads will have the bye next weekend. TWEED HEADS SEAGULLS 60 (Ricardo Parata 2, Michael Burgess 2, Blake Anderson, Luke Dumas, James Wood, Jamal Fogarty, Matt King, Cory Blair, Pele Peletelese tries; Jamal Fogarty 7, Blake Anderson goals) def PNG HUNTERS 28 (Thompson Teteh 2, Garry Lo, Noel Zemming, Dion Aiye, Willie Minoga tries; Noel Zemming 2 goals) at Piggabeen Sports. Final teams Tweed Heads Seagulls: 1. Tom Merritt 2. Blake Anderson 3. Luke Dumas 4. James Wood (c) 5. Ricardo Parata 6. Jamal Fogarty 7. Michael Burgess 8. Reg Saunders 9. Matt King (c) 10. Damian Sironen 11. Cory Blair 12. Zac Friend 13. Trent Richardson 14. Sam Saville 18. Paul Stephenson 16. Ayden Lee 17. Pele Peletelese PNG Hunters: 1. Israel Eliab (c) 2. Garry Lo 3. Noel Zemming 4. Adex Wera 5. Jason Tali 6. Dion Aiye 7. Roger Laka 8. David Loko 9. Lawrence Tu'u 10. Brandy Peter 11. George Benson 12. Sebastian Pandia 13. Adam Korave 14. Wartovo Puara 15. Willie Minoga 18. Thompson Teteh 17. Timothy Lomai
PNG HUNTERS VS EASTS TIGERS (RD 17 INTRUST SUPER CUP 2014)
The Easts Tigers returned home from Papua New Guinea with more than just the two competition points on the weekend. Tigers coach Craig Ingebrigtsen described the trip to Kokopo as an amazing "life experience". "I was rapt to get the points because it's a really hard place to go over and win at. But the biggest thing we got out of the trip was the respect for the local community. "We did the walk through the markets and it was a real eye opener to see how the rest of the world live." Without a number of front-liners, the Tigers lifted in the energy-sapping humidity to come away with a tenacious 22-16 victory at Kalabond Oval. Experienced trio Jacob Ling, Shane Neumann and Dane Hogan led the charge, while talented winger Jarrod McInally provided the finishing touches with two tries. Despite the oppressive conditions, the Tigers got "stronger and stronger" as the match wore on. PNG took a 12-10 lead into half-time, but Ingebrigtsen was always confident they could come out on top. "We defended really well and they got a little frustrated," he said. "We just sort of stifled their attack and got real good numbers in tackles. Even though we were down 12-10 at half time, I was really confident we could win." Easts have the bye this weekend, while the Hunters will travel to Cairns to play the Northern Pride at Barlow Park. EASTS TIGERS 22 (Jarrod McInally 2, Dane Chang, Shane Neumann tries; Liam Tyson 3 goals) def PNG HUNTERS 16 (Edward Goma, David Loko, Willie Minoga tries; Noel Zemming 2 goals) at Kalabond Oval, Kokopo. Final teams PNG Hunters: 1. Adex Wera 18. Buiku Tiger Emere 3. Noel Zemming 4. Thompson Teteh 5. Edward Goma 6. Israel Eliab (c) 7. Roger Laka 8. Timothy Lomai 9. Wartovo Puara 10. Esau Siune 11. George Benson 12. David Loko 13. Adam Korave 14. Dion Aiye 15. Willie Minoga 20. Sebastian Pandia 17. Brandy Peter Easts Tigers: 1. Eddie Tautali 2. Dane Chang 3. Shane Neumann 4. Hymel Hunt 5. Jarrod McInally 6. Jacob Fauid 7. Liam Tyson 8. Steven Thorpe (c) 9. Tom Butterfield 10. Felise Kaufusi 11. Dane Hogan 12. Dwayne Craft 13. Jacob Ling 14. Liam McDonald 15. Foisa Peni 16. Troy Giess 17. Geoff Holcombe
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