Lyneham Dominates Matches Across Age Groups
Lyneham outplayed Ainslie and defeated University in a sequence of Saturday and Sunday fixtures across under 10 to under 18 divisions. Strong showings by Lyneham players include Stokes, Covington, Prato, and Faulkner with multiple tries and goals, while Daramalan and Grammar also posted varied results. Multiple age groups featured close contests and forfeit results, highlighting broad club depth and competitive balance.
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Oyals Ay
Ibson
Wry
Boynton
Worlhs
Gill
Our Lady A
Mercy
Martin
McGalh
Walsh
Rodwell
Thomas More
Lyneham
Stokes
Imanz Pooky
Viney
Gettings
Fies
Our Lady of Mercy
St. Joseph
Janesky
Tris
Fit Daramalan
Breulack
Walker
Jones
Carill
Moore
D. Daramilay
Aitken
Yncham
Blues
Dorsett
Read
D. Quicanni
Daramalan II
Kasmaski
Ayres
Byrne
Thompson
D. Ainslie
Clarke
Norths
Grammar
Murphy
Weir
D. Damalannil
Elin
Rockey
Brown
Res
D. Daramilan
Ingram
Easts
Slater
Vince
Shier
D. Police Boys' Club
Donovan
Higersson
Higersson Hie); Ainslie
Kearsley
Waltman
Shea
Atherden
D. St. Edmund’s
McGrane
Red Hill
Everett Trices
Slocum
Queanbeyan
Orbiston
Mahony
D. Royals
Daramalan
D. North Ainslie
Ginns
D. Narrabundah High
Daramalan I
Mason
Tracey
Bruce
Stumbles
D. Pynebern
Hasseler
Pen
Narrabundah High
Szymczyk
Freer
Royals
Meagher
Woods
Cd. Queanbeyan
Hawke
Coombe
Police Boys’ Club
Easts d
Ainslie
Kirk
Turner
Toivonen
D. Canberra High
Hopman
Borman
Webber
Denham
D. Grammar
Faulkner
O'Connell
Prado
St Edmunds Dominates Grammar Juniors In Rugby Matches
St Edmunds senior sides mostly win while junior teams show strength over Grammar. In under 13 Grammar nil, under 14 St Edmunds 28 nil with multiple scorers, under 15 St Edmunds 18 four tries to 6. The Fifteen units split, Grammar 11 over St Edmunds 5 with tries by Green tree Bush Furnell and others.
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St. Edmund’s
Grammar
St. Edmund's
Kwazigosh
Malone
D. Grammar
Bentley
Vanderlaan
Taylor
Kennedy
Banford
Maloney
Schoolboy Cycling Competition District Championship
George Anderberg of Telopean Park High School won the open under 16 district championship over three miles on Duntroon road in 10m 41s wind gusts. Canberra High riders C Smyth and J Tormey finished second and third. Novice winner was B Thornton of St Edmunds College with B Paisley of Canberra High close behind.
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George Anderberg
Telopean Park High School
C. Smyth
Canberra High
J. Tormey
Duntroon Road
B. Thornton
St. Edmund's College
B. Paisley
Atom Grade football results from a crowded Canberra event
Yarralumla dominates Atom Grade divisions with wins over Turner and Ainslie II. Eastlake leads Hanior and Sub-Junior Divisions, while Manuka, Duntroon, Queanbeyan, Turner, and Ainslie show mixed results across Midget and Junior Grades with multiple scorers named for key matches.
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Aeton
Turner
Yarralumla
Atom
Eastlake
Hanior
D. Turner
Franklin
Ballard
Ryan
Manuka
D. Ainslie
D. Queanbeyan
Yarralumla II
D. Ainslie II
Wright
Rees
Southwest
Turner II
Eastlake II
Wilson
D. Eastlake I
Hayes
Duntroon
Payne
Ainslie
Presbyterians Set Record In Canberra Hockey Matches
Under 16s Presbyterians defeated Grammar I 24 nil to set a Canberra score record and extended the team’s six match total to 56 goals. Goals by Curan 9 Langan 6 Morris 6 Cornwall Najdecki Haant jens Barton 7. Other age groups saw Central Grammar Old Canberra and St Edmunds among the scorers with multiple tallies across under 14 to under 10 divisions.
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Presbyterians I
Canberra
Grammar I
Presbyterian
Grammar II
Curan
Langan
Morris
St. Edmunds
de Luca
Gluszyk
Byrne
Pike
Old Canberrans I
D. Presbyterian II
Old Canberrans
Curran
Daroczy
Mullens
Rawlinson
Central
D. Grammar II
Scott
Malula
Kiezureyak
D. Grammar I
Berry
Grammar—Griffith
Barton
D. St. Edmund's II
Barton—White
Perriman
Hingee
St. Edmund's I
D. Presbyterian
St. Edmund’s
Camilleri
Darumalan
D. Baptist
Old Canberrans II
Campbell
Gill
Alexander
Anscombe
Old Canberra II
Tate
Table Tennis Results In ACT Winter Competition
In A Grade Tigers I lead with 33 points followed by Manuka Football Club at 27 and Workmen's Club 25. Tigers II 19 Manuka 15 Riverside 8. BA Grade Atoms 31 Manuka FC T 29 Treasury 27 Ainslie FC 27 Workmen's Club 25 Works 25 Mulwala 16 Rebels 14 Panthers 11. C Grade Jaguars I 28 Ainslie FC II 26 Workmen's Club 26 Prime Minister 24 Manuka Football Club 20 Ainslie FC 1 15 Jaguars II 12 Treasury 11 Noratans 11 NSW Bank 8.
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A.C.T. Table Tennis Association
Tigers I
Manuka Football Club
Workmen's Club
Tigers II
Manuka
Riverside
Atoms
Treasury
Ainslie Football Club
Works
Mulwala
Rebels
Panthers
Jaguars I
Ainslie Football Club II
Prime Minister's
Jaguars II
Noratans
NSW
Bank
Denotes From Ainslie And Other Points Brief Time
A terse note records travel time from Ainslie and references denotation for Powe Wes Rinck and Wes. It lists five minutes travelling time and marks denotation cues from multiple individuals in a compact, item-like format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslie
Powe
Fran Wes. Rinck
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Burns
D. Daramalan
Kreitals
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van Qosteen
Nichol
Covington
Hodgson
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Shepherd
Masters
Norman
Skerry
Lips- Lee
Lyncham
O’connell
van Aalst
Skimmings
Vernar
Chamista
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Dunn
Eastlake US
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D. Yarralumla
Brandon
Clowry
Miller
Smith
D. Duntroon
Samuels
Bur
Meister
Laird
Perry
Ainslie II
D. Eastlake II
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McEwan
Presbyterians
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Lonsdale Street Civic Centre
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