Next game August 3, 2019 3:00 pm Langlands Park N/A Easts Tigers vs Wynnum Manly Seagulls WMS News Scarlett Receives Two Game Ban By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / July 19, 2019 By Seagulls Media Halfback Sam Scarlett is set to miss the next two rounds of the Intrust Super Cup after... Read More Game Preview GAME PREVIEW: Seagulls v Cutters By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / July 19, 2019 The popular ‘Get in the Game’ Country Week round has arrived with five Queensland towns set to welcome the Intrust... Read More Helloworld Highlight HELLOWORLD HIGHLIGHT: Round 17 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / July 18, 2019 Sponsored by HelloWorld Travel Wynnum (more…) Read More Events Billy Moore comes to Wynnum! By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / July 18, 2019 The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls are pleased to unveil Billy Moore as the third special guest to speak at the... Read More Uncategorized Redcliffe resurgence continues with win over Gulls By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / July 15, 2019 By Kenny Andres/QRL Media The Redcliffe Dolphins retained the Herald Cup for the fourth consecutive year over the Wynnum Manly... Read More Scarlett Receives Two Game Ban By Seagulls Media Halfback Sam Scarlett is set to miss the next two rounds of the Intrust Super Cup after he failed to have his Reckless High Tackle – Grade One charge downgraded at the judiciary on Wednesday night. Scarlett was sent off in the 72nd minute of the Round 17 clash against the Redcliffe Dolphins for his tackle on fullback Trai Fuller. Coach Adam Brideson will need to reshuffle his playmaking options in the absence of the Queenland Residents’ half in this weekend’s match against the Mackay Cutters on Saturday night in Cloncurry. Scarlett will return in the Round 20 match against Souths Logan Magpies. Watch the Country Round clash against the Mackay Cutters this Saturday night at 7pm on Livestream with SeagullsTV. GAME PREVIEW: Seagulls v Cutters The popular ‘Get in the Game’ Country Week round has arrived with five Queensland towns set to welcome the Intrust Super Cup into their communities for the first time this weekend. Nanango, Pittsworth, Cloncurry, Thursday Island and Ilfracombe are all about to get their first taste of Queensland’s premier statewide competition. A cyber security information course, coaching clinics and League Stars introductory sessions have all been taking place in the lead up to the main event on Saturday. NRL Game Development staff will facilitate a girls tackle gala and various modified games. On Saturday, Seagulls coach Adam Brideson and Cutters coach Steve Sheppard will provide a coaching update, while Cloncurry and Town juniors face off in a number of curtain raiser games. Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Mackay Cutters The Eddie Lee Field, Cloncurry on Saturday, July 20 at 7pm Head-to-head: Wynnum 11 Mackay 11 Twitter: #IntrustSuperCup #WYMvMC Tipping % via QRL Tipping: Wynnum 96% Cutters 4% Livestream: SeagullsTV Wynnum Manly edged out Mackay 16-8 earlier this season Wynnum Manly have won the past two games between these sides Patrick Templeman landed his 100th Cup goal last weekend – he needs one more to kick 100 for Wynnum Manly Mackay speedster and former Jets premiership-winning fullback Carlin Anderson requires two more points to bring up 700 in the Intrust Super Cup Anderson scored two tries in Mackay’s tight win over the CQ Capras last weekend HELLOWORLD HIGHLIGHT: Round 17 Sponsored by HelloWorld Travel Wynnum This week we breakdown a key play which included an impressive kick from Sam Scarlett setting Matt Milson up for a 4-pointer during the Seagulls’ Round 17 clash against Redcliffe Dolphins. Billy Moore comes to Wynnum! The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls are pleased to unveil Billy Moore as the third special guest to speak at the club’s premier event of 2019, the Seagulls Sportsman’s Dinner. The 21 game Maroons’ icon will join fellow league legend Brett Finch and event host ‘The Betoota Advocate’. Moore became the custodian of the famous “Queenslander” call in 1995 when he thundered down the SFS players tunnel prior to the second half of Game One of the 1995 series, screaming “Queenslander!”. Unwittingly by Moore, his passion was caught on TV and has become iconic ever since. The Sportman’s Dinner will light up the Wynnum Manly Leagues Club on the eve of the Ekka Wednesday public holiday, Tuesdsay 13th of August. Tickets for the event are available at https://brisbanetickets.com.au/event/9795 Redcliffe resurgence continues with win over Gulls By Kenny Andres/QRL Media The Redcliffe Dolphins retained the Herald Cup for the fourth consecutive year over the Wynnum Manly Seagulls, continuing their second half of the season resurgence with a 32-20 victory at Dolphin Stadium. The first 20 minutes was full of enterprising play by both bayside teams, with the Seagulls kickers struggling to find the favour of the ball. The deadlock was not broken until the 13th minute when Redcliffe opened the scoring with a Tyson Gamble penalty goal. Wynnum landed the first damaging blow six minutes later when the Seagulls utilised the first of many strong Kalolo Saitaua runs to allow Matiu Love-Henry to show-off some footwork, creating space for Jordan Drew to score the first try. The joy would be short lived though, with the Dolphins answering back quickly when rugby convert and XXXX Queensland Residents representative Izaia Perese responded with some footwork of his own to add what would become a converted try to give the home side a two-point buffer once again. The remaining 10 minutes leading into halftime saw both teams exchange a few completed sets before a penalty gave the Dolphins an opportunity to extend their small lead, coming in the form of a bustling Jamil Hopoate run that saw him best three Wynnum defenders for a try to the right of the uprights. The easy conversion had the Phins safely thinking they’d enter the break with an eight-point lead, before a repeat set for the Seagulls gave playmaker Sam Scarlett the platform to serve up a try to Matt Milson with the most gorgeous of Banana kicks. The simple conversion just before the buzzer again had these two teams separated by a mere two points. A few adjustments had the Seagulls re-assert their aggressive attack with a few running attempts on the fifth tackle, but Redcliffe fullback Trai Fuller would turn the tide when he ripped off a long run that would eventually see winger Jeremy Hawkins stretch out for the first of a very quick pair of tries for his Dolphins. Redcliffe gained a firm grip on the momentum following the successive tries before Wynnum captain Mitch Cronin caught some offside markers, generating a much-needed penalty. Despite the field position, the Redcliffe defence continued their dominance, with usual dummy half scoring ace Saitaua being denied millimeters short of the line on the last tackle of the subsequent set. Fuller’s game-breaking ability was on the forefront again moments later, making a line break off his own line with 14 minutes remaining. The resulting broken play almost saw Wynnum a man down for a professional foul, but ultimately it culminated into another converted penalty kick for the Dolphins to stretch them out to a comfortable 14-point lead with 12 minutes left. The Dolphins found themselves unable to stop a second Saitaua dart five minutes later; with the lock forward adding his sixth try of the season with just over seven left on the clock; providing a hint of hope for the visitors. Their fate would all but be sealed in the 74th minute however; when Scarlett was sent from the field for a high tackle on yet another Fuller line break. Whilst impressive efforts, the late trading of tries between the clubs would be academic; the Dolphins winning by a margin of 12 points – enough to see the Herald Cup return to Redcliffe once again despite their loss to the Gulls in Round 3. The Dolphins were also mourning the passing over club great Peter Leis overnight, with the sides marking a moment of silence before the match. 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Scarlett Receives Two Game Ban By Seagulls Media Halfback Sam Scarlett is set to miss the next two rounds of the Intrust Super Cup after he failed to have his Reckless High Tackle – Grade One charge downgraded at the judiciary on Wednesday night. Scarlett was sent off in the 72nd minute of the Round 17 clash against the Redcliffe Dolphins for his tackle on fullback Trai Fuller. Coach Adam Brideson will need to reshuffle his playmaking options in the absence of the Queenland Residents’ half in this weekend’s match against the Mackay Cutters on Saturday night in Cloncurry. Scarlett will return in the Round 20 match against Souths Logan Magpies. Watch the Country Round clash against the Mackay Cutters this Saturday night at 7pm on Livestream with SeagullsTV.
GAME PREVIEW: Seagulls v Cutters The popular ‘Get in the Game’ Country Week round has arrived with five Queensland towns set to welcome the Intrust Super Cup into their communities for the first time this weekend. Nanango, Pittsworth, Cloncurry, Thursday Island and Ilfracombe are all about to get their first taste of Queensland’s premier statewide competition. A cyber security information course, coaching clinics and League Stars introductory sessions have all been taking place in the lead up to the main event on Saturday. NRL Game Development staff will facilitate a girls tackle gala and various modified games. On Saturday, Seagulls coach Adam Brideson and Cutters coach Steve Sheppard will provide a coaching update, while Cloncurry and Town juniors face off in a number of curtain raiser games. Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Mackay Cutters The Eddie Lee Field, Cloncurry on Saturday, July 20 at 7pm Head-to-head: Wynnum 11 Mackay 11 Twitter: #IntrustSuperCup #WYMvMC Tipping % via QRL Tipping: Wynnum 96% Cutters 4% Livestream: SeagullsTV Wynnum Manly edged out Mackay 16-8 earlier this season Wynnum Manly have won the past two games between these sides Patrick Templeman landed his 100th Cup goal last weekend – he needs one more to kick 100 for Wynnum Manly Mackay speedster and former Jets premiership-winning fullback Carlin Anderson requires two more points to bring up 700 in the Intrust Super Cup Anderson scored two tries in Mackay’s tight win over the CQ Capras last weekend
HELLOWORLD HIGHLIGHT: Round 17 Sponsored by HelloWorld Travel Wynnum This week we breakdown a key play which included an impressive kick from Sam Scarlett setting Matt Milson up for a 4-pointer during the Seagulls’ Round 17 clash against Redcliffe Dolphins.
Billy Moore comes to Wynnum! The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls are pleased to unveil Billy Moore as the third special guest to speak at the club’s premier event of 2019, the Seagulls Sportsman’s Dinner. The 21 game Maroons’ icon will join fellow league legend Brett Finch and event host ‘The Betoota Advocate’. Moore became the custodian of the famous “Queenslander” call in 1995 when he thundered down the SFS players tunnel prior to the second half of Game One of the 1995 series, screaming “Queenslander!”. Unwittingly by Moore, his passion was caught on TV and has become iconic ever since. The Sportman’s Dinner will light up the Wynnum Manly Leagues Club on the eve of the Ekka Wednesday public holiday, Tuesdsay 13th of August. Tickets for the event are available at https://brisbanetickets.com.au/event/9795
Redcliffe resurgence continues with win over Gulls By Kenny Andres/QRL Media The Redcliffe Dolphins retained the Herald Cup for the fourth consecutive year over the Wynnum Manly Seagulls, continuing their second half of the season resurgence with a 32-20 victory at Dolphin Stadium. The first 20 minutes was full of enterprising play by both bayside teams, with the Seagulls kickers struggling to find the favour of the ball. The deadlock was not broken until the 13th minute when Redcliffe opened the scoring with a Tyson Gamble penalty goal. Wynnum landed the first damaging blow six minutes later when the Seagulls utilised the first of many strong Kalolo Saitaua runs to allow Matiu Love-Henry to show-off some footwork, creating space for Jordan Drew to score the first try. The joy would be short lived though, with the Dolphins answering back quickly when rugby convert and XXXX Queensland Residents representative Izaia Perese responded with some footwork of his own to add what would become a converted try to give the home side a two-point buffer once again. The remaining 10 minutes leading into halftime saw both teams exchange a few completed sets before a penalty gave the Dolphins an opportunity to extend their small lead, coming in the form of a bustling Jamil Hopoate run that saw him best three Wynnum defenders for a try to the right of the uprights. The easy conversion had the Phins safely thinking they’d enter the break with an eight-point lead, before a repeat set for the Seagulls gave playmaker Sam Scarlett the platform to serve up a try to Matt Milson with the most gorgeous of Banana kicks. The simple conversion just before the buzzer again had these two teams separated by a mere two points. A few adjustments had the Seagulls re-assert their aggressive attack with a few running attempts on the fifth tackle, but Redcliffe fullback Trai Fuller would turn the tide when he ripped off a long run that would eventually see winger Jeremy Hawkins stretch out for the first of a very quick pair of tries for his Dolphins. Redcliffe gained a firm grip on the momentum following the successive tries before Wynnum captain Mitch Cronin caught some offside markers, generating a much-needed penalty. Despite the field position, the Redcliffe defence continued their dominance, with usual dummy half scoring ace Saitaua being denied millimeters short of the line on the last tackle of the subsequent set. Fuller’s game-breaking ability was on the forefront again moments later, making a line break off his own line with 14 minutes remaining. The resulting broken play almost saw Wynnum a man down for a professional foul, but ultimately it culminated into another converted penalty kick for the Dolphins to stretch them out to a comfortable 14-point lead with 12 minutes left. The Dolphins found themselves unable to stop a second Saitaua dart five minutes later; with the lock forward adding his sixth try of the season with just over seven left on the clock; providing a hint of hope for the visitors. Their fate would all but be sealed in the 74th minute however; when Scarlett was sent from the field for a high tackle on yet another Fuller line break. Whilst impressive efforts, the late trading of tries between the clubs would be academic; the Dolphins winning by a margin of 12 points – enough to see the Herald Cup return to Redcliffe once again despite their loss to the Gulls in Round 3. The Dolphins were also mourning the passing over club great Peter Leis overnight, with the sides marking a moment of silence before the match. Original Source: www.qrl.com.au
