Blackfish running pretty well around the Prospect Bridge and the Porpoise Wall.

The sea has started to build but there have been tailor and a lot of salmon, especially around the walls and South Beach.

There should be a few jew around the walls on lures as the sea picks up further.

There were snapper on the closer reefs and the 32s earlier in the week and the jackets were thinning out a little.

Zero swell at Evans Head on Friday morning but expected to rise over the weekend as the wind kicks in.

A few salmon along the beach in the surf but the other day I saw a 3m white shark only 20m away, cruising down the face of an unbroken wave, so don’t wade out too far!

Also some flathead and undersized school jew along the beach, with a few bream as well.

Bream, tailor, school jew and salmon around the headland.

Still jackets out wide with some reasonable snapper and trag close in along with school jew.

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First Grade 3.30pm

Wollongbar Alstonville:  1 Matthew Wright, 2 Gavin Short, 3 Justin Whicker, 4 Matt Scott (C.), 5 Scott McPherson, 6 Scott Burgess, 7 Jeremy Tozer, 8 Steven Mison, 9 Lachlan Crockett, 10 Ben Damen, 11 Adam Morris, 12 Arlo Cluff, 13 Tim Perkins, 14 Jascha Saeck, 15 Josh Damen
Coach: Barry Carpenter
V
Ballina: 1 Syd Etuati, 2 Jacques Lotter (C.), 3 Adam Thomas, 4, Chris Long, 5 Ryan Hamilton, 6 Chad Duensing, 7 Andrew Burke, 8 Liam Preston, 9 Troy Nichols, 10 Adam Fisher, 11 Ben Robinson, 12 Ray Carriage, 13 Mathew Thompson, 14 Rick Randall, 15 Luke Watling
Coach: Mick McGregor

Referee: Graham Cook
Assistant Referees: Rob Walker, Darren Winkler

Reserve Grade 2.00pm

Wollongbar Alstonville: 1 Daniel Wright, 2 Ben Grayndler (C.), 3 Tom Roberts, 4 Chris Jarrett, 5 Matthew Knights, 6 Brendan Freeburn, 7 Damien Coppola, 8 Lucas Freeburn, 9 Michael Turnbull, 10 Jerone McMurray, 11 John Parkin, 12 Ray Nean, 13 Andrew Wright, 14 Nick Chee, 15 Simon Porter
Coach: Dave Graham
V
Lennox Head: 1 Corey Windle, 2 John Peacock, 3 Sean Petrou, 4 James Kirkwood, 5 Brock Jensen, 6 Daniel Watt, 7 Dane Bellato, 8 Harry Bungate, 9 Scott Cardow, 10 Matt Cardow, 11 Alex Siebel, 12 Paul Gillan, 13 Anthony Fitzpatrick, 14 Dan Tester, 15 Ryan Cupples, 16 Lachlan Stace, 17 Paul Hermans, 18 Harry Pye, 19 Carlos Dobson, 20 Jack Bungate, 21 Stephen Spinks, 22 Luke Kerrigan, 23 Michael Buckley
Coach: Steve Spinks

Referee: Steve Williamson
Assistant Referees: Aaron Reid, Allan Thomas

Under-19s 12.30pm

Grafton: 1 Corbin Robertson, 2 Jacob Page, 3 Luke Mackenzie, 4 John Want, 5 Ed McGrath, 6 Richard Arnott, 7 Duncan Ibbott, 8 Zac Mason-Gale, 9 Matt Woodley, 10 Kyle Hancock, 11 Shaun Wood, 12 Luke Butler, 13 Tom Cox, 14 Trevor Walters, 15 Brent Woods, 16 Bill Weatherstone, 17 Jayden Reti, 18 Eden Henwood, 19 Keaton Ingram
Coach: Steve Hackett
V
Casino: 1 Brock Armstrong, 2 Callum McLennan, 3 Alex Roffey, 4 Michael Tucker, 5 Andrew Summers, 6 Patrick Herman, 7 Jacob Dunn, 8 Blake Birmingham, 9 Daniel Stalker, 10 Lachlan Winkler (C.), 11 Siu Kepaoa, 12 Glen Pollard, 13 Jesse Bowden, 14 Jackson Doohan, 15 Stephen Murchie, 16 Jacob Gooley, 17 Hamish Clacher, 18 Cameron Davis, 19 Brendon Hyde, 20 Kieran Seccombe, 21 Dylan Roberson
Coach: Gary Robbins

Referee: Rob Walker
Assistant Referees: Ian Lord, Peter Brown

Third Grade 11.00am

Ballina: 1 Greg James, 2 Steve Calnan, 3 Bob Rayner, 4 Todd Grono, 5 Scott Hayes, 6 Joel McElroy, 7 Paul Hardy, 8 Ray Klerck, 9 Beau Proberts, 10 Paul Lynch, 11 Al Barrett, 12 Grant Clements, 13 Vernon Ware, 14 Beau Marudy, 15 Kane Scott, 16 Shane Witchard, 17 Nathan Groves, 18 Guy Reed, 19 Tom Farrell, 20 Troy Johnstone, 21 Mick McGregor, 22 Ray Carriage, 23 Rick Randall
Coach: Mick Koellner
V
Wollongbar Alstonville: 1 Matthew Skinner, 2 Ellis Bradshaw, 3 Alex Evans, 4 Victor Packer, 5 Neil Northfield, 6 Tim French, 7 Kevin Quinlan, 8 Mark Cox, 9 Chris Rezuk, 10 Troy Macrae (C.), 11 Keegan Power, 12 Damien Parker, 13 Nathan Collins, 14 Apenisa Tibika, 15 Mathew Lloyd, 16 Paul Turcato, 17 Dean Hendry, 18 Daniel O’Neill, 19 Terry Murphy, 20 Malcolm Watts, 21 Dennis Greenup, 22 Tony Bennett
Coach: Tony Bennett

Referee: Gervase Bertus
Assistant Referees: Will Palmer, Bob Thompson

Village Competition
Preliminary Final Team Lists
4th September 2010

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Round 18 – Friday 3rd September 2010

At Wollongbar – 5:45 Lennox U10, 5:45 Brunswick U10

Under 15s – Grand Final 6:30 – Lismore v Wollongbar Alstonville

Under 16s – Grand Final 7:35 – Wollongbar Alstonville v Brunswick Valley

Under 17s – Grand Final 8:45 – Wollongbar Alstonville v Casino

At Lismore 

Under 12s Semi Final – 6:15 – 2 v 3 – WAR Black v Lennox Green,

Under 12s Semi Final – 7:15 – 1 v 4 – Yamba v Lismore
At Lennox Head

Under 13s Semi Final – 6:15 – 2 v 3 – Wollongbar Alstonville v Lismore

Under 13s Semi Final – 7:15 – 1 v 4 – Lennox Head v Casino

At Grafton

Under 14s Semi Final – 8:00 – 1 v 4 – Lennox Head v Bangalow

Under 14s Semi Final – 7:00 – 2 v 3 – Grafton v Lismore

At Casino – 6:00 Evans U10

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SATURDAY 28/08/10
ELIMINATION SEMI-FINAL 
NED BYRNE FIELD, KINGSCLIFF                                      
1ST CUDGEN 44 DEF GRAFTON RHINOS 30
RES CUDGEN 22 DEF GRAFTON GHOSTS 20
18S MULLUMBIMBY 36 DEF TWEED COAST 0
    
SUNDAY 29/08/10
QUALIFYING SEMI-FINAL
OAKES OVAL, LISMORE
1ST BALLINA 30 DEF NORTHERN UNITED 28
RES BYRON BAY 26 DEF MARIST BROTHERS 6
18S BALLINA 10 DEF CUDGEN 2

NEXT WEEKEND

SATURDAY 04/08/10
MINOR SEMI-FINAL

CROZIER FIELD, LISMORE                               
1ST NORTHERN UNITED V CUDGEN
RES MARIST BROTHERS V CUDGEN
18S CUDGEN V MULLUMBIMBY

SUNDAY 05/08/10
MAJOR SEMI-FINAL

McGUREN PARK, GRAFTON : 1ST GRAFTON GHOSTS V BALLINA
RES NORTHERN UNITED V BYRON BAY
18S GRAFTON GHOSTS V BALLINA

MATCH TIMES: 11.30AM 18S, 1.15PM RES, 2.45PM 1ST.

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The Goonellabah-based Southern Cross University Bachelor of Business in Sport Tourism student has won a prestigious internship with the Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development (AYAD) program. The 12-month internship has taken him to Papua New Guinea to help establish junior cricket as a sport.

AYAD is a highly competitive national program that selects only the best and brightest young Australians to work in developing nations, giving them a unique opportunity to help build that nation’s capacity, through applying their own special talents in selected fields.

Joshua, who has played cricket since he was six and has captained the university’s cricket team, is over the moon at the internship which forms part of his degree. He has also won the $2000 School of Tourism and Hospitality Management International Internship Scholarship for his great academic results.

Joshua’s internship is with Cricket PNG, a new and rapidly growing organisation dedicated to promoting cricket to youngsters across PNG.

“There are countless different projects being undertaken in PNG, making it a really exciting place to be right now,” said Josh, while on a brief visit back to Lismore last week.

“One of the cricket projects I am directly involved with is the launching of cricket in Goroka, which is a major city in the Eastern Highlands region, and also in Mt Hagen, in the Western Highlands.

“This involves designing and delivering a major school cricket program aimed at reaching 6000 students before June 2011 and supporting locally-based cricket development officers to deliver it.

“As the cricket development manager, I’ll be working to build the game in these areas as well as helping to implement PNG’s largest sporting program, the Bank of South Pacific Schools Kriket Program.

“The aim is to introduce 150,000 students across the country to the sport of cricket over the next three years.

“I’ll also be working with the PNG Government to attract increased funding for facilities and to boost the junior program.

“Cricket is almost unheard of in many remote areas of PNG and is rarely played. Most villages don’t have a cricket pitch or a cricket ground, or even cricket gear and no idea about the rules of the game.

“When I turn up at a village school there is generally great excitement and everyone wants to play. They are very keen to learn and that makes the teaching part of my role very rewarding.

“But there are also many other exciting projects that I have already been involved with, including being the main co-ordinator and host for the recent Australian Indigenous guest cricket match in PNG.

“Cricket PNG is a very exciting organisation with some major development plans and I am very excited to be a part of its future.

“My other areas of focus include organising a major Cricket PNG competition, and establishing recruitment, financial management and fundraising procedures.”

Joshua, who came to university straight after finishing Year 12 at Lismore High School, will finish his AYAD internship next May.

Joshua said he was glad a school teacher had encouraged him to apply for an early entry position at Southern Cross University through the Star Entry Scheme.

“I chose my degree because it offered a lot of broad job outcomes. I could branch out into tourism management, sport management or business, and that was very appealing as I wasn’t exactly sure where I wanted to end up,” he said.

“The internship has definitely been the best part of the degree. It has given me the opportunity of experiencing a real job in the real world. It is absolutely hands-on and you get the opportunity to put all the theory you have learnt into practice.

“I have been using the learning from my professional development and human resources management units during this internship and the material I studied has proven invaluable.

“At times during my internship, I have already had to train and manage staff, manage large budgets, recruit and manage volunteers, develop financial accounting spreadsheets, and organise marketing, publicity and fundraising – so everything I have learned is being put into practice.”

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First Grade
Lennox Head 39 (Matt Aherne 2, Adam Gordon, Harry Witt, Braidon Boniface, Sam Stewart tries, Adam Gordon, Mathew Barnes, Braidon Boniface conversions, Adam Gordon penalty goal) d Wollongbar Alstonville 3 (Lachlan Crockett penalty goal)
Half-time: Lennox Head 10 – Wollongbar Alstonville 3

Reserve Grade
Ballina 25 (Matt Bordin, Chris Lynch, Danny Lickiss tries, Chris Lynch 2 conversions, 2 penalty goals) d Wollongbar Alstonville 10 (Ray Nean, Simon Perkins tries)
Half-time: Ballina 22 – Wollongbar 5

Under-19
Wollongbar Alstonville 38 (Shaun Fayter, Nico Van Wyk, Vincent Chee, Daniel Damen, Sam Marsh tries, Shaun Fayter 5 conversions, penalty goal) d Grafton 0
Half Time: Wollongbar Alstonville 24 – Grafton 0

Third Grade
Lismore 15 (Mitchell Mowle, Matt Larsson tries, Mark Sivewright conversion, penalty goal) d Ballina 0
Half-ime: Lismore 12 – Ballina 0

Village Competition

Minor Semi-Final

Byron Bay 27 (Mitch Loane 4 tries, Paul Pritchard 2 conversions, penalty goal) d Bangalow 26 (Simon Leighton, Nick Hornery tries, Kerry Jennings 2 conversions, 4 penalty goals)
 
Major Semi-Final

Yamba 17 (Grant Rookes 2 tries, Kris Thomsen 2 conversions, penalty goal) d Kyogle 0
Next Week’s Preliminary Finals at Lismore Rugby Park

First Grade – Wollongbar Alstonville v Ballina

Reserve Grade – Wollongbar Alstonville v Lennox Head

Under-19s Grafton v Casino

Third Grade – Ballina v Wollongbar Alstonville

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Kyogle v Byron Bay

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The closer reefs have been good for reds but too many jackets out wide.

The headlands also have good tailor and the occasional jew, with some big bust-offs on GTs off Lennox Headland. The breakwalls have tailor, salmon and school jew. Also a few bream about.

The Richmond River has plenty of small bream, flathead and the occasional jewfish. One or two blackfish but weed is pretty scarce.

Windy at Evans Head today (Fri) and the surf’s been flat as all week but is tipped to come up over the weekend.

Some snapper, pearlies and trag out there early in the week of a morning, but not a great deal the past few days.

The inevitable jackets out wider.

On the shore, water is quite clear and masses of salmon schooling up thick right into the shore break from Main Beach up to Broadwater and probably beyond.

Some big sharks also cruising the break, so don’t think about wading out!

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First Grade 3.30pm

Lennox Head: 1 Matt Liddle, 2 Jamie Tredinnick, 3 Phil Tyler, 4, Richard Jeffers, 5 Jaysen Thompson, 6 Jeff Wilson (c), 7 Harry Witt, 8 Ben Rampling, 9 Adam Gordon, 10 Mathew Barnes, 11 Matthew Aherne, 12 Sam Stewart, 13 Braidon Boniface, 14 Tony Buchanan, 15 Paul Crozier, 16 Dane Bellato, 17 Corey Windle, 18 James Coventry, 19 James Kirkwood, 20 Scott Cardow, 21 Ryan Cupples, 22 Daniel Watt, 23 Sean Petrou
Coach: Paul Jeffrey
V
Wollongbar Alstonville:  1 James Nunn, 2 Gavin Short, 3 Kent Sharman, 4 Matt Scott (C.), 5 Scott Burgess, 6 Shaun Ellis, 7 Jeremy Tozer, 8 Steven Mison, 9 Lachlan Crockett, 10 Ben Damen, 11 Adam Morris, 12 Arlo Cluff, 13 Tim Perkins, 14 Jascha Saeck, 15 Josh Damen, 16 Ben Grayndler, 17 Matthew Wright, 18 Scott McPherson, 19 Nick Chee, 20 Damien Coppola, 21 Terry Murphy, 22 John Parkin, 23 Clancy Carpenter
Coach: Barry Carpenter

Referee: Brad Cleaver
Assistant Referees: Rob Walker, Darren Winkler

Reserve Grade 2pm

Ballina: 1 Geoff St Clair, 2 Craig Davy (C.), 3 Mitchell Craig, 4 Ben Rippon, 5 Paul Woods, 6 Danny Lickiss, 7 Mick Lord, 8 Lee Thomas, 9 Beau Milner, 10 Shane Watson, 11 Matthew Bordin, 12 Dan Cotes, 13 Nathan Wyatt, 14 Paul Ravisa, 15 Chris Lynch, 16 Steve Calnan, 17 Brent Horan, 18 tba, 19 tba, 20 Jake Smith, 21 Ray Carriage, 22 Rick Randall, 23 tba
Coach: Brent Horan
V
Wollongbar Alstonville: 1 Matthew Wright, 2 Ben Grayndler (C.), 3 Justin Whicker, 4 Chris Jarrett, 5 Matthew Knights, 6 Brendan Freeburn, 7 Damien Coppola, 8 Lucas Freeburn, 9 Michael Turnbull, 10 Jerone McMurray, 11 Simon Perkins, 12 Ray Nean, 13 Andrew Wright, 14 Nick Chee, 15 Simon Porter, 16 Tom Roberts, 17 Scott McPherson, 18 Neil Northfield, 19 Troy Macrae, 20 John Parkin, 21 Vincent Chee, 22 Alex Gibbon, 23 Daniel Wright
Coach: Dave Graham

Referee: Gervase Bertus
Assistant Referees: Allan Thomas, Will Palmer

Under-19s 12.30pm

Wollongbar Alstonville: 1 Hayden McMillan, 2 Tim Scott, 3 Dominic Brown, 4 Nico Van Wyk, 5 Brodie McIntyre, 6 Stuart Highlands, 7 Simon Tozer, 8 Shaun Ellis (C.), 9 Hamish Millane, 10 Shaun Fayter, 11 Mitchell Pennisi, 12 Vincent Chee, 13 Jason Higgins, 14 Daniel Damen, 15 Nick Dufficy, 16 Sam Jones, 17 Matthew McDonald, 18 Sam Marsh, 19 Alex Gibbon, 20 Josh MacDonald, 21 Ryan Woodward, 22 Reece Brown, 23 Lance McQueen
Coach: Stephen Caldwell
V
Grafton: 1 Corbin Robertson, 2 Jacob Page, 3 Luke Mackenzie, 4 Richard Arnott, 5 Ed McGrath, 6 Duncan Ibbott, 7 Zac Mason-Gale, 8 John Want, 9 Matt Woodley, 10 Tom Cox, 11 Bill Weatherstone, 12 Luke Butler, 13 Keaton Ingram, 14 Trevor Walters, 15 Brent Woods, 16 Shaun Wood, 17 Cody Reti, 18 Jayden Reti, 19 Eden Henwood
Coach: Steve Hackett

Referee: Graham Cook
Assistant Referees: Aaron Reid, Allan Thomas

Third Grade 11am

Lismore: 1 Chris Doolan, 2 Malcolm Rose, 3 Stewart Edmonds, 4 Gavin Tulk, 5 Daniel Biersteker, 6 Vaughan Nilsson, 7 Corey Fraser, 8 Ryan Graham, 9 Josh Creighton, 10 Mark Sivewright, 11 Chris McKee, 12 Mitch Mowle, 13 Neil Fabry, 14 Dion Crethar, 15 Ian Patch, 16 Matthew Lickiss, 17 Doug Rose, 18 Josh Miller, 19 Richard Rummery, 20 Rick Larsson, 21 Matt Larsson, 22 Gary Wilmoth, 23 Nigel Marshall, 24 Kelven Singh, 25 Jeremy Friend, 26 Damien Keys  (3 to be omitted)
Coach: Kelven Singh
V
Ballina: 1 Rob Rayner, 2 Steve Calnan, 3 Nathan Groves, 4 Todd Grono, 5 Scott Hayes, 6 Joel McElroy, 7 Paul Hardy, 8 Tom Farrell, 9 Beau Proberts, 10 Troy Johnstone, 11 Tim Paskins, 12 Grant Clements, 13 Vernon Ware, 14 Jack Jansson, 15 Terrence Moran, 16 Cuy Reed, 17 Al Barrett, 18 Mick McGregor, 19 Eli Hedges, 20 Ray Carriage, 21 Rick Randall, 22 Kane Scott, 23 Paul Lynch
Coach: Mick Koellner

Referee: Steve Williamson
Assistant Referees: Peter Brown, Callum O’Grady

Village Competition
Major Semi Final Team Lists
28th August 2010
Yamba Oval
2:30pm

YAMBA:  1 Dan Kelly, 2 Rob Bell, 3 Anthony Edwards, 4 Dave Fleming, 5 Pat Day, 6 Josh Burnes, 7 Grant Rookes, 8 Mitch McLennan, 9 Luke Turner (C.), 10Kris Thomsen, 11 Cohen Rheinberger, 12 Ben Olsen, 13 Scott Moore, 14 Jim Seminaoli, 15 Tristan Allard, 16 Cameron Fishburn, 17 Mike Zucker, 18 Byron Aitken, 19 Paul Hope, 20 Bryce Finck, 21 Nathan Rheinberger, 22 Joey Timbs-Nelmes, 23 Rod McPhillips, 24 Brodie Rheinberger, 25 Dane Mitchell (two to be omitted)
Coach: Tim Gooley
V
KYOGLE: 1 Andrew Wilson, 2 Matthew Gibson, 3 Joe Allen, 4 Ben Osborne, 5 Robert O’Reilly, 6 Chris Duley, 7 Mathew Duley, 8 Todd Smith, 9 Damien Everingham, 10 Liam Bonner, 11 Jacob Mazzer, 12 Jake Brown, 13 Jarred Newton, 14 Shannon Freer, 15 Isaac Royal, 16 Jorden Doolan, 17 Trent Disson, 18 Rhys Thomas, 19 Peter Morgan, 20 Stephen O’Reilly, 21 Riley Hechtl, 22 Jock McDowall, 23 Gary Selesele
Coaches: Mathew Duley, Isaac Royal

Referee: Greg Den Elzen
Assistant Referees: Mick Melino, Bob Thompson

 Village Competition
Minor Semi Final Team Lists
28th August 2010
Bangalow Sports Ground
2:30pm

BANGALOW:  1 Daniel Hill, 2 Greg Cromwell, 3 Christopher Davies, 4 Richard Kelly, 5 Jock Craigie (C.), 6 Douglas Young-Whitford, 7 Simon Leighton, 8 Andrew Griffiths, 9 Kerry Jennings, 10 Roan Hemming, 11 Michael Busby, 12 Richard Collin, 13 Nick Hornery, 14 Andrew Gribble, 15 Matthew Hill, 16 Bradley Hill, 17 Brian Davis, 18 Brad Richards, 19 Brett Starkey, 20 Richard Shead, 21 Simon Balcon
Coach: Simon Balcon
V
BYRON BAY: 1 Greig Munro, 2 Mick Leece (C.), 3 Josh Smith, 4 David Stevens, 5 Gus Hamilton, 6 Paul Pritchard, 7 Scott Smith, 8 Drew Hamilton, 9 Steve White, 10 Paul Mitchell, 11 Fabien Lopez, 12 Robert Lynch, 13 Geoff Wallis, 14 Mitch Loane, 15 Shane Morritt, 16 Dan Ryan, 17 Nigel Magnay, 18 Lewis Kittsen, 19 David Thompson, 20 Travis Mahoney, 21 Adam Waugh
Coach: Warren Fisher

Referee: Karl Lupton
Assistant Referees: Dave Phillips, Kevin Maher

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Round 17 – Friday 27th August 2010

At Brunswick Heads – 6:30 Lennox White U12

At Lismore – 5:45 WAR Black U8, 5:45 WAR Black U10, 6:30 Evans U10, 7:15 WAR Black U12

At Wollongbar – 5:45 Lennox U8 Field 2, 5:45 Lennox Green U12, 6:30 Lennox U10 Field 2, 6:30 Bangalow U14, 7:25 Iv4 Lennox v Brunswick U16 semi final, 8:30 2v3 Lismore v Wollongbar U16 semi final

At Casino – 6:00 Evans U8, 6:55 1v4 Wollongbar v Lismore U17 semi final, 8:00 2v3 Casino v Grafton U17 semi final

At Bangalow – 6:15 Ballina U8, 5:45 Ballina U10, 7:00 Ballina U12

At Yamba – 6:00 Casino U10, 6:45 Casino U12, 7:30 2v3 Wollongbar v Grafton U15 semi final, 8:30 1v4 Lismore v Yamba semi final

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Saturday 28 August

Elimination semi-final
Ned Byrne Field, Kingscliff
Under 18s Commence 4pm Tweed Coast v Mullumbimby
Reserve Grade Commence 5.25pm Cudgen v Grafton Ghosts
First Grade Commence 7pm Cudgen v Grafton Rhinos

Sunday 29 August

Qualifying semi-final
Crozier Field, Lismore     
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Reserve Grade Commence 1.15pm Marist Brothers v Byron Bay
First Grade Commence 2.45pm Northern United v Ballina

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