Next game April 28, 2018 7:00 pm Browne Park Central Queensland Capras vs Wynnum Manly Seagulls Match Report Bears muscle up to reel in Seagulls By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 21, 2018 By Robert Burgin (QRL Media) Injury-hit Burleigh has survived a scare against Wynnum Manly, coming from 0-12 behind to emerge victorious Read More Uncategorized Invilla Partner with Wynnum Manly By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 20, 2018 The Wynnum Manly Seagulls have received a major boost with Brisbane architecture firm ‘Invilla’ coming on board with the club Read More Team List Tuesday Team List Tuesday – Round 7 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 17, 2018 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has made a number of changes in naming an extended squad for the Round 7 clash Read More Team List Tuesday Team List Tuesday – Round 6 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 10, 2018 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has not made any changes to his side for the 'Flockbuster' with Tweed Heads Seagulls this Read More Team List Tuesday Team List Tuesday – Round 5 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 3, 2018 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has kept a relatively unchanged line-up for Sunday afternoon's clash with the Souths Logan Magpies at Read More Bears muscle up to reel in Seagulls By Robert Burgin (QRL Media) Injury-hit Burleigh has survived a scare against Wynnum Manly, coming from 0-12 behind to emerge victorious 28-16 at BMD Kougari Oval. With both halves and their fullback missing, and NRL-experienced Brenko Lee also out, the early competition pacesetters were looking vulnerable. Only a week before, the Bears suffered the first loss of the season against Norths and it was worrying signs when they conceded the first two tries and gave up a penalty inside 36 minutes. Burleigh’s strength was in persevering and they turned the game with attention to ball control, hard running around the ruck and sustaining pressure and territory. Three of their first four tries were by forwards and the other two featured pivotal lead-up work by forwards on the edge. It wasn’t a flashy performance but it will have competitors worried that the Bears could still win comfortably without three of their four key playmakers. Hooker Pat Politoni was named the Hastings Deering Man of the Match for a clever game marshalling his troops and dissecting the Seagulls around the play-the-ball. For Wynnum there will be concern after they gave up another promising lead, a similar script to earlier losses against Redcliffe and Tweed Heads. Seagulls half Michael Dobson cut a frustrated figure on the field as he struggled with his handling, while his monster pack was edged by their more experienced opposites. Plenty of attention was on boom Broncos youngster Payne Haas and he played the first 30 minutes and the last 25 of the game, proving a handful but unable to swing the result. With just two wins from their first seven games, the star-studded Wynnum side is in danger of losing touch with the league leaders. Next week Wynnum is away to the Central Queensland Capras on Saturday, while Burleigh hosts PNG at Pizzey Park on the Sunday. Bears coach Jimmy Lenihan said after the match that looming games with the Hunters and Townsville Blackhawks would give a clearer indication of his side’s title claims. BURLEIGH BEARS 28 (Hayden Schwass, Blake Leary, Troy Leo, Matt White, Sami Sauiluma tries; Josh Rogers 4 goals) def WYNNUM MANLY SEAGULLS 16 (Peter Gubb 2, Daniel Ogden tries; Shaun Nona 2 goals) at BMD Kougari Oval. Invilla Partner with Wynnum Manly The Wynnum Manly Seagulls have received a major boost with Brisbane architecture firm ‘Invilla’ coming on board with the club in 2018. The exciting partnership follows significant growth for Invilla across the Bayside region. Company co-director and former local junior, Joe Verrills is excited to once again don the red and green. “Supporting the local community has always been very important to us and Wynnum Manly was a perfect fit… we are both avid Maroons, Broncos and Seagulls supporters”. Invilla’s foray into GOLD sponsorship comes on the back of the region’s increasing demand for home renovation. Co-director Michael Johnston accounts the boom to a realisation of untapped potential. “Wynnum Manly has many diverse architectural houses, often on large blocks and in close proximity to the water. Baysiders understand the potential for designing renovations and development.” Although Queenslanders through and through, the pair have looked abroad to find their flagship design – the American Hampton style home. The theme combines the classic Queenslander with American elements. “The Hampton style is very popular in Wynnum and we pride ourselves on being able to deliver it whilst maintaining utmost affordability.” Verrills explains. The partnership means that Invilla will appear on the back of the club’s number 7 jersey in all grades. Invilla will be printed on field this Saturday when the Seagulls take on the Burleigh Bears at 1.10pm on Channel 9. To view Invilla’s showcase design click here Team List Tuesday – Round 7 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has made a number of changes in naming an extended squad for the Round 7 clash with the Burleigh Bears. Stedman Lefau, Mitchell Moore, Alex Barr, Lachlan Lee and Keenan Palasia have all been rewarded for form in lower grades and are included in the 21 man squad. Payne Haas and Peter Gubb will retain their starting spots from the previous weekend. Jeriah Goodrich has been named to return from injury. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Patrick Templeman Peter Gubb Jeriah Goodrich Delouise Hoeter Daniel Ogden Aaron Booth Michael Dobson Payne Haas Mitch Cronin Stedman Lefau Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Mitchell Frei (c) Interchange Mitchell Moore Junior Pita Salesi Funaki Alex Barr Max Elliott Edward Burns Lachlan Lee Keenan Palasia Coach Adam Brideson Team List Tuesday – Round 6 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has not made any changes to his side for the ‘Flockbuster’ with Tweed Heads Seagulls this Saturday evening at BMD Kougari Oval. The Seagulls will look to bounce back to form in front of their passionate home crowd. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Patrick Templeman Delouise Hoeter Jeriah Goodrich Edward Burns Daniel Ogden Aaron Booth Michael Dobson Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Mitch Cronin Max Elliott Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Mitchell Frei (c) Interchange Jayden Berrell Junior Pita Salesi Funaki Payne Haas Alex Barr Coach Adam Brideson Team List Tuesday – Round 5 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has kept a relatively unchanged line-up for Sunday afternoon’s clash with the Souths Logan Magpies at Davies Park. In the only change from the Seagulls’ 31-18 victory over the Norths Devils at Suncorp Stadium, Atelea Vea will start in the back row after his Man of the Match performance. Salesi Funaki will return to the interchange bench and Alex Barr joins an extended bench in jersey 18. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Patrick Templeman Delouise Hoeter Jeriah Goodrich Edward Burns Daniel Ogden Aaron Booth Michael Dobson Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Mitch Cronin Max Elliott Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Mitchell Frei (c) Interchange Jayden Berrell Junior Pita Salesi Funaki Payne Haas Alex Barr Coach Adam Brideson Load More
Bears muscle up to reel in Seagulls By Robert Burgin (QRL Media) Injury-hit Burleigh has survived a scare against Wynnum Manly, coming from 0-12 behind to emerge victorious 28-16 at BMD Kougari Oval. With both halves and their fullback missing, and NRL-experienced Brenko Lee also out, the early competition pacesetters were looking vulnerable. Only a week before, the Bears suffered the first loss of the season against Norths and it was worrying signs when they conceded the first two tries and gave up a penalty inside 36 minutes. Burleigh’s strength was in persevering and they turned the game with attention to ball control, hard running around the ruck and sustaining pressure and territory. Three of their first four tries were by forwards and the other two featured pivotal lead-up work by forwards on the edge. It wasn’t a flashy performance but it will have competitors worried that the Bears could still win comfortably without three of their four key playmakers. Hooker Pat Politoni was named the Hastings Deering Man of the Match for a clever game marshalling his troops and dissecting the Seagulls around the play-the-ball. For Wynnum there will be concern after they gave up another promising lead, a similar script to earlier losses against Redcliffe and Tweed Heads. Seagulls half Michael Dobson cut a frustrated figure on the field as he struggled with his handling, while his monster pack was edged by their more experienced opposites. Plenty of attention was on boom Broncos youngster Payne Haas and he played the first 30 minutes and the last 25 of the game, proving a handful but unable to swing the result. With just two wins from their first seven games, the star-studded Wynnum side is in danger of losing touch with the league leaders. Next week Wynnum is away to the Central Queensland Capras on Saturday, while Burleigh hosts PNG at Pizzey Park on the Sunday. Bears coach Jimmy Lenihan said after the match that looming games with the Hunters and Townsville Blackhawks would give a clearer indication of his side’s title claims. BURLEIGH BEARS 28 (Hayden Schwass, Blake Leary, Troy Leo, Matt White, Sami Sauiluma tries; Josh Rogers 4 goals) def WYNNUM MANLY SEAGULLS 16 (Peter Gubb 2, Daniel Ogden tries; Shaun Nona 2 goals) at BMD Kougari Oval.
Invilla Partner with Wynnum Manly The Wynnum Manly Seagulls have received a major boost with Brisbane architecture firm ‘Invilla’ coming on board with the club in 2018. The exciting partnership follows significant growth for Invilla across the Bayside region. Company co-director and former local junior, Joe Verrills is excited to once again don the red and green. “Supporting the local community has always been very important to us and Wynnum Manly was a perfect fit… we are both avid Maroons, Broncos and Seagulls supporters”. Invilla’s foray into GOLD sponsorship comes on the back of the region’s increasing demand for home renovation. Co-director Michael Johnston accounts the boom to a realisation of untapped potential. “Wynnum Manly has many diverse architectural houses, often on large blocks and in close proximity to the water. Baysiders understand the potential for designing renovations and development.” Although Queenslanders through and through, the pair have looked abroad to find their flagship design – the American Hampton style home. The theme combines the classic Queenslander with American elements. “The Hampton style is very popular in Wynnum and we pride ourselves on being able to deliver it whilst maintaining utmost affordability.” Verrills explains. The partnership means that Invilla will appear on the back of the club’s number 7 jersey in all grades. Invilla will be printed on field this Saturday when the Seagulls take on the Burleigh Bears at 1.10pm on Channel 9. To view Invilla’s showcase design click here
Team List Tuesday – Round 7 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has made a number of changes in naming an extended squad for the Round 7 clash with the Burleigh Bears. Stedman Lefau, Mitchell Moore, Alex Barr, Lachlan Lee and Keenan Palasia have all been rewarded for form in lower grades and are included in the 21 man squad. Payne Haas and Peter Gubb will retain their starting spots from the previous weekend. Jeriah Goodrich has been named to return from injury. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Patrick Templeman Peter Gubb Jeriah Goodrich Delouise Hoeter Daniel Ogden Aaron Booth Michael Dobson Payne Haas Mitch Cronin Stedman Lefau Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Mitchell Frei (c) Interchange Mitchell Moore Junior Pita Salesi Funaki Alex Barr Max Elliott Edward Burns Lachlan Lee Keenan Palasia Coach Adam Brideson
Team List Tuesday – Round 6 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has not made any changes to his side for the ‘Flockbuster’ with Tweed Heads Seagulls this Saturday evening at BMD Kougari Oval. The Seagulls will look to bounce back to form in front of their passionate home crowd. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Patrick Templeman Delouise Hoeter Jeriah Goodrich Edward Burns Daniel Ogden Aaron Booth Michael Dobson Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Mitch Cronin Max Elliott Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Mitchell Frei (c) Interchange Jayden Berrell Junior Pita Salesi Funaki Payne Haas Alex Barr Coach Adam Brideson
Team List Tuesday – Round 5 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has kept a relatively unchanged line-up for Sunday afternoon’s clash with the Souths Logan Magpies at Davies Park. In the only change from the Seagulls’ 31-18 victory over the Norths Devils at Suncorp Stadium, Atelea Vea will start in the back row after his Man of the Match performance. Salesi Funaki will return to the interchange bench and Alex Barr joins an extended bench in jersey 18. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Patrick Templeman Delouise Hoeter Jeriah Goodrich Edward Burns Daniel Ogden Aaron Booth Michael Dobson Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Mitch Cronin Max Elliott Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Mitchell Frei (c) Interchange Jayden Berrell Junior Pita Salesi Funaki Payne Haas Alex Barr Coach Adam Brideson
