Wattles warriors

The lovely ladies had the best seats in the house to watch the games while cheering on the Wattles Warriors teams. Their marquee tent on the sidelines was beautifully decorated with wattle flowers and the tables were set with menus and complimentary wine coolers laid out for their luncheon. On arrival, the ladies enjoyed a delicious cheese and antipasto grazing table, wattles warriors. The grazing board had a wattles warriors of cheeses, cured meats, crackers and crispbreads, and a variety of dried fruits, wattles warriors, olives, and sun-dried tomatoes.

After drawing a bye in the first round of the premiership, Wattles took to their home turf, Platz Oval, on Sunday in the Grand Final replay clash with the Gatton Hawks, which this time saw the Hawks take the honours. Allora-Clifton ran on in their first official club fixture in the Warwick District Rugby League competition on March 27th, against Millmerran at Allora, winning the match in a positive start to the season. Allora-Clifton only played one season, , in the Warwick District competition, being admitted to the Toowoomba Rugby League in In that first year in the T. Wattles first premiership was won by an Under 16 team though, defeating All Whites 17 — 7 in the Grand Final.

Wattles warriors

Known for his willingness to blood up and coming talent, Coach Travis Burns ran on a squad of 25 against the Danes, consisting of regular A Graders, Reserve Graders and Under 19 Colts, some involved in their initial taste of senior grade league. Gartery is among eight young Wattles Under 17 players from last season to graduate to the senior ranks, with tough forward Bryce Stewart also making his first appearance in top grade against Pittsworth with a solid game. In his debut outing for Wattles, former Western Clydesdales Under 21 hooker Thomas Hatch was impressive, and along with fullback Craig Donn, centre Jake Meddleton, back rower Ty Gardner and lock Nick Van Der Poel, all shone in the overall team of achievers in a result that saw the mentor Burns sporting a beaming smile at full time. The Warriors skidded in to quarter time with an 8 — 0 lead after tries by winger giant Aiden Suhan and back rower Gardner. The Danes snared a valuable four-pointer as the second quarter opened, before front-row bookend Mitch Duff burst through to touch down from close to the tryline, 15 minutes before the half time break. Wattles took a 14 — 6 lead into the third quarter, but the home side kept them honest with touchdown soon after the restart. It was all Wattles though minutes later when back-rower Alex Donn ran a perfect line to cut through from fifteen metres out to score, allowing the Warriors an 18 — 10 advantage. While a couple of errors in the latter stages saw those in green and gold under pressure at times, they were giving the ball plenty of air and it was fullback Craig Donn who found room with ten minutes remaining racing away to score allowing the Warriors to shut the game out and claim victory. For the coming five weeks, the Warriors focus is on training, fitness and improvement until their next on field outing, the much anticipated Barrett Family Shield at Platz Oval, Clifton on Saturday March 23rd. Please note javascript is required for full website functionality. The Danes kept in touch though with another try just before the three-quarter time break. Newsletter Signup Subscribe to keep up to date with everything that affects us locally

Download as PDF Printable version. Halfback Matt Duggan was Wattles standout performer, along with Jackson Green, while Travis Burns provided sterling support and direction in a team wattles warriors achievers.

Sunday saw five years of hard work come to fruition, in a sensational performance that also signalled the end of the TRL careers of stalwart forwards Dale Perkins and Ryan Duggan. The Hawks were first on the Tom Allen Memorial Scoreboard snatching an early 6 — 0 lead after ten minutes when winger Jayden Williams showed his speed in a runaway try. The Stillwater Pastoral Company Warriors answered the call with four-pointers by hooker Kai Duggan and fullback Jackson Green to have a 12 — 6 advantage ten minutes prior to half time. The Hawks spread their wings in the final five minutes before half time, slick centre Christian Prince touching down closely followed by an intercept try by team skipper Haydan Lipp to take a 16 — 12 lead into the sheds at the break. The mood of the game changed from the first minute of the second stanza when eventual Player of the Match and John McDonald Medallist Matt Duggan combined with Jackson Green for what was a match altering try. The Hawks tired in the later stages and suffered a lack of ball, compounding their issues trying to come to grips with an up-tempo Wattles outfit who were making every post a winner. With just seconds remaining on the ground clock and Wattles leading 51 - 16, veteran forward Allan Morris added a little more respectability to the Hawks total with a hard earned try.

Since the start of the season Wattles have battled injury, player retirements, player availability issues and of course new combinations. The scoreline does not really indicate how tough the win was. Captain Ty Gardner led by example as they completed a Warriors hat trick. All three grades recording resounding wins. The Pittsworth Danes were coming off the back of a solid win over Oakey and began well taking a lead at early in the first half. Wattles fought back to lead at half time.

Wattles warriors

Glyn Rees , Allora Advertiser. The Wattles club has four First grade premierships to their credit since formation in , , , , Reserve Grade , , Third Grade , Under 19 , Under 18 , , and Under 16 when the age division was part of the senior competition , , , Wattles teams both enjoyed a weekend break within their preparation. The Eagles were out of the blocks early leading 12 — 0 after ten minutes, and were never headed after holding a 16 — 0 half time advantage. This article appeared in the Allora Advertiser , 14 September Manage your subscription. Read our privacy policy for more info.

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Pittsworth Danes. Queensland Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. Retrieved 11 April Prince of Palmy: The inside story behind Brimson's game milestone. Wattles A Grade Premiers : 1. We treated the ladies with creamy Coconut Pannacotta garnished with mint and berries; decadent Chocolate Mud Cake with salted ganache and strawberries; tropical Hummingbird Cake topped with cream cheese; luscious Caramel Tarts and delightful Mini Pavlovas adorned with berries and fresh cream. Please note javascript is required for full website functionality. This article appeared in the Allora Advertiser , 14 September The grand finale to the beautiful afternoon was the stunning and indulgent sweet dessert grazing board. The Toowoomba Rugby League is a competition involving football clubs from the city of Toowoomba and surrounding towns and districts. Jordan Henry, 9.

Travis Burns has spent the past five seasons giving back to grassroots footy.

It was all Wattles though minutes later when back-rower Alex Donn ran a perfect line to cut through from fifteen metres out to score, allowing the Warriors an 18 — 10 advantage. Josh Henry, 2. The Wattles club has four First grade premierships to their credit since formation in , , , , Reserve Grade , , Third Grade , Under 19 , Under 18 , , and Under 16 when the age division was part of the senior competition , , , Wattles 6 Mitchell Duff try: Tom Morris goal. Contents move to sidebar hide. While a swansong for the skipper, it was a dream come true for him and his sixteen team mates. Jemma Archer Aug 8, 2 min read. Ryan Duggan, Jordan Henry, 9. The Border Rivers Rugby League is a Division 2 competition within the same geographical region, that is also administered by the Toowoomba Rugby League.