The Scots College will tomorrow play host to the 2014 Schoolboys Rugby Sevens Tournament, with 12 teams set to battle it out for the coveted title of 2014 Cup Champion.
The Bellevue Hill main oval will see over 25 games of great seven-a-side action, with an exciting line up of international and Australian talent.
Friday, 4 April 2014
Monday, 31 March 2014
Scots College Rugby 7’s Carnival
This weekend 12 students from St Teresa’s Catholic College are heading to Sydney to take part in the Scots College Schoolboy Rugby Sevens Carnival.
This invitational carnival only accepts 12 teams from around the South Pacific and features some of the best Rugby 7’s schools in the region.
St Teresa’s has drawn Westfield Sports High and Brisbane State High in their pool providing them with a challenging set of pool fixtures.
Other teams at the carnival include The Scots College, Palmerston North Boys High (NZ), OTML Schoolboys (PNG), AIS (Singapore), Canberra Grammar and the Lloyd McDermott Development Team.
Regardless of the result, this will be a fantastic experience for the St Teresa’s boys and it will no doubt benefit their Rugby 7’s campaign later in the year. Despite some key injuries, the squad features several players who were part of the St Teresa’s U16 and U18 sides who comprehensively took out the 2013 Sunshine Coast Schools 7’s Carnivals.
Source: Sunshine Coast Rugby Union, Monday, March 31st, 2014
Link: http://www.scru.com.au/2014/03/scots-college-rugby-7s-carnival/
This invitational carnival only accepts 12 teams from around the South Pacific and features some of the best Rugby 7’s schools in the region.
Other teams at the carnival include The Scots College, Palmerston North Boys High (NZ), OTML Schoolboys (PNG), AIS (Singapore), Canberra Grammar and the Lloyd McDermott Development Team.
Regardless of the result, this will be a fantastic experience for the St Teresa’s boys and it will no doubt benefit their Rugby 7’s campaign later in the year. Despite some key injuries, the squad features several players who were part of the St Teresa’s U16 and U18 sides who comprehensively took out the 2013 Sunshine Coast Schools 7’s Carnivals.
Source: Sunshine Coast Rugby Union, Monday, March 31st, 2014
Link: http://www.scru.com.au/2014/03/scots-college-rugby-7s-carnival/
Wednesday, 26 March 2014
The Cats' social responsibilty
“Happiness doesn't result from what we get, but from what we give.” ― Ben Carson
The Tabubil Cats have made several donations to the Tabubil community over the years, from donated goods brought back from Australian tours to cash donations to various communities within the township.
Cash Donations
The team has been an active part of the local community donating cash mainly to Haus Krais, Churches and sponsoring/assisting in fundraising efforts of other sporting codes.
Friday, 7 March 2014
Cats finish 3rd in Port Douglas 7s
The OTML Tabubil Cats rugby team returned to Tabubil early this week, finishing third in the 2014 Port Douglas Sevens tournament.
The defending champions returned to the Port Douglas Sports Complex in the hope of winning the tournament a second time and become $5,000 richer but were stop short in their tracks by Cairns team, Aspire who put an end to the Cats' winning streak.
The defending champions returned to the Port Douglas Sports Complex in the hope of winning the tournament a second time and become $5,000 richer but were stop short in their tracks by Cairns team, Aspire who put an end to the Cats' winning streak.
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Cats' Results - Port Douglas Sevens 2014
Tour Number: 16
Date: March 1, 2014
Venue: Sport Complex, Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia
Cup Semi-Finalists
Team:
John Tomba (Captain), Bubac Wakpi (Vice Captain), Izrael Lingham, Christian Aruha, Stanley Lingham, Paul Marita, Ratu Pio Rokotuisolia, Richard Magum, Justine Toniolo, Lincoln Koibua, Gabbie Waim, Jim Gissua, Samuel Hageyo, Frank Muan, Kelly Kesawe (Manager), Anthony Aruha (Coach), Vuvu Ruing (Trainer).
Date: March 1, 2014
Venue: Sport Complex, Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia
Cup Semi-Finalists
Team:
John Tomba (Captain), Bubac Wakpi (Vice Captain), Izrael Lingham, Christian Aruha, Stanley Lingham, Paul Marita, Ratu Pio Rokotuisolia, Richard Magum, Justine Toniolo, Lincoln Koibua, Gabbie Waim, Jim Gissua, Samuel Hageyo, Frank Muan, Kelly Kesawe (Manager), Anthony Aruha (Coach), Vuvu Ruing (Trainer).
Monday, 3 March 2014
Island Breeze coast to victory
By The Newsport Daily
Port Douglas Rugby Sevens tournament organisers say the annual sporting carnival has 'exceeded expectations' with a record crowd on hand over the weekend.
More than 700 spectators watched on as Townsville-based Fijian side Island Breeze won the tournament, defeating Cairns' Aspired 33-7 in the final on Saturday evening.
Defending champions, the Tabubil Cats from Papua New Guinea finished third. James Cook University Townsville won the maiden women's title beating Cairns-based Southside, 15-7. Organiser Shane Branch said both teams were deserving winners.
"They were both very, very talented football teams," he said.
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Cats' Results - Bondi Tens 2014
Tour Number: 15
Date: February 7 – 8, 2014
Venue: Woollahra Colleagues Rugby Oval, Rose Bay, New South Wales, Australia
Bowl Semi-Finalists
Team:
John Tomba (Co-Captain), Harold Bobo (Co-Captain), Bubac Wakpi (Co-Vice Captain), Oala Rarua (Co-Vice Captain), Izrael Lingham, Christian Aruha, Stanley Lingham, Stephen Malum, Paul Marita, Samisoni Lalaqila, Ratu Pio Rokotuisolia, Glenn Thom, Richard Magum, Justine Toniolo, Lincoln Koibua, Eric Yawas, Jim Gissua, Kelly Kesawe (Manager), Anthony Aruha (Coach), Vuvu Ruing (Trainer).
Date: February 7 – 8, 2014
Venue: Woollahra Colleagues Rugby Oval, Rose Bay, New South Wales, Australia
Bowl Semi-Finalists
Team:
John Tomba (Co-Captain), Harold Bobo (Co-Captain), Bubac Wakpi (Co-Vice Captain), Oala Rarua (Co-Vice Captain), Izrael Lingham, Christian Aruha, Stanley Lingham, Stephen Malum, Paul Marita, Samisoni Lalaqila, Ratu Pio Rokotuisolia, Glenn Thom, Richard Magum, Justine Toniolo, Lincoln Koibua, Eric Yawas, Jim Gissua, Kelly Kesawe (Manager), Anthony Aruha (Coach), Vuvu Ruing (Trainer).
Monday, 24 February 2014
Port Douglas rugby tournament on the rise
By The Newsport Daily
Organisers are anticipating a record crowd ahead of the annual Port Douglas Rugby Sevens tournament this Saturday.
More than 150 players representing nineteen teams will take the field with $5000 awarded to the winning senior men's team.
Now in its fourth year, organiser Adam Calcraft says the tournament's reputation continues to grow.
"We started off with just eight teams at our first tournament," he says.
"This year, most of the sides have contacted us to play in it which is a good sign."
The carnival will also feature defending champions, the Tabubil Cats direct from Papua New Guinea. Mr Calcraft says the Cats will be hard to beat again this year.
Organisers are anticipating a record crowd ahead of the annual Port Douglas Rugby Sevens tournament this Saturday.
More than 150 players representing nineteen teams will take the field with $5000 awarded to the winning senior men's team.
Now in its fourth year, organiser Adam Calcraft says the tournament's reputation continues to grow.
"We started off with just eight teams at our first tournament," he says.
"This year, most of the sides have contacted us to play in it which is a good sign."
The carnival will also feature defending champions, the Tabubil Cats direct from Papua New Guinea. Mr Calcraft says the Cats will be hard to beat again this year.
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