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| DAY 3 SUMMARY- SENIOR NTL'S 2004 | |
| AUSTRALIAN TOUCH TITLES- DAY 3 SENIOR COMPETITION SUMMARY Today was the final day of pool matches before the finals begin. Local Northern Eagles sides are doing extremely well in the 40 years, 45 years and 40 years competitions and look in with a chance at up to three titles. The Sydney Mets also look very consistent in virtually every Mens division and will no doubt feature in tomorrow's finals considerations. The South Australian Womens 30 years side are still doing well and could be the only non-NSW or Queensland side to grab a title. The ACT Mens 40 years team won last year and also cannot be forgotten as they've improved as the tournaments gone along. Mens 30 years- Day 3: The Sydney Mets have been the favourites in the Mens 30 years since day 1 and their form has continued to impress. Finishing undefeated and with a strong 15-5 victory over South Australia, they look like they will be very tough to beat in the finals tomorrow. Round 7: South Australia def Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: 5-4 Sydney Mets def Gold Coast Sharks: 6-2 Brisbane City Cobras def Victoria: 12-1 Sydney Scorpions def Hunter-Western Hornets: 6-2 ADF Warriors def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 5-1 Round 8: Brisbane City Cobras def South Australia: 9-5 Gold Coast Sharks def Sydney Scorpions: 5-3 Hunter-Western Hornets def Victoria: 10-2 Sunshine Coast Razorbacks def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 7-4 Sydney Mets def ADF Warriors: 14-3 Round 9: Sydney Mets def South Australia: 15-5 Gold Coast Sharks def Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: 5-3 Victoria drew Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 5-5 Brisbane City Cobras def Hunter-Western Hornets: 8-3 Sydney Scorpions def ADF Warriors: 10-1 Mens 35 years- Day 3: The Sydney Mets and Sydney Scorpions finished with equal points at the end of the pool matches, but with a better points ratio the Sydney Mets have claimed top sport heading into the final day of competition. Round 6: Sydney Scorpions drew ADF Warriors: 5-5 Hunter-Western Hornets def Southern Suns: 4-2 Sydney Mets def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 7-5 Brisbane City Cobras def Gold Coast Sharks: 2-1 Round 7: Sydney Mets def ADF Warriors: 9-5 Sydney Scorpions def Brisbane City Cobras: 8-2 Tropical Queensland Cyclones def Hunter-Western Hornets: 5-1 Gold Coast Sharks def Southern Suns: 9-2 Mens 40 years- Day 3: The Sydney Scorpions finished undefeated at the end of the pool matches and look like the favourites heading into the Mens 40 years finals tomorrow. However, the local Northern Eagles secured second spot on the ladder and will look to a grand final finish from tomorrow's semi final and hopefully the title. Last year's Champions, the ACT, cannot be discounted as their form has improved throughout the round matches. Round 7: Tropical Queensland Cyclones drew TouchWest: 2-2 Northern Eagles def Gold Coast Sharks: 9-0 ACT def ADF Warriors: 10-0 Sydney Scorpions def Southern Suns: 4-1 Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: Bye Round 8: TouchWest drew Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: 4-4 ADF Warriors def Gold Coast Sharks: 4-2 Sydney Scorpions def Northern Eagles: 9-4 ACT def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 7-2 Southern Suns: Bye Round 9: Northern Eagles def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 8-5 Sydney Scorpions def ADF Warriors: 13-1 Southern Suns def Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: 6-2 TouchWest def Gold Coast Sharks: 1-0 ACT: Bye Mens 45 years- Day 3: The local Northern Eagles are continuing their good form in the Senior divisions, also finishing undefeated in the Mens 45 years and looking more than solid leading into tomorrows semi finals. The Sydney Mets look like they will be very competitive and the Brisbane City Cobras should also be hard to beat. Round 6: Northern Eagles def Brisbane City Cobras: 8-2 Sydney Scorpions def Sydney Mets: 6-5 Gold Coast Sharks def Southern Suns: 5-4 Tropical Queensland Cyclones: Bye Round 7: Southern Suns def Sydney Scorpions: 5-1 Brisbane City Cobras def Gold Coast Sharks: 6-5 Sydney Mets def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 4-1 Northern Eagles: Bye Mens 50 years- Day 3: The Hunter-Western Hornets finished the pool matches undefeated, although they did record a draw giving teams in the semi finals more than a chance against the Hornets. The local Northern Eagles finished second in the pool and also qualify for the semi along with the Gold Coast Sharks and Sydney Mets. Round 7: Southern Suns def ADF Warriors: 4-2 Hunter-Western Hornets def Northern Eagles: 5-2 Sydney Mets def Brisbane City Cobras: 4-1 Gold Coast Sharks def Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: 5-4 Tropical Queensland Cyclones: Bye Round 8: Hunter-Western Hornets def ADF Warriors: 11-2 Northern Eagles def Gold Coast Sharks: 5-2 Sydney Mets def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 5-1 Brisbane City Cobras def Southern Suns: 6-2 Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: Bye Round 9: Hunter-Western Hornets def Sydney Mets: 2-1 Gold Coast Sharks def ADF Warriors: 9-4 Sunshine Coast Razorbacks drew Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 3-3 Northern Eagles def Brisbane City Cobras: 10-5 Southern Suns: Bye Womens 30 years- Day 3: The Sydney Scorpions have finished the pool matches undefeated but with several draws being played out throughout the tournament, anything is possible on finals day. The South Australia Women have continued their good form and look like they could be one of the only non-NSW or Queensland sides with a real shot at a title this year. The Hunter-Western Hornets are another Womens side to watch for, after they recorded a 2-2 draw with South Australia in the final match today. Round 7: Sydney Scorpions def Northern Eagles: 8-1 TouchWest def Gold Coast Sharks: 5-1 Sunshine Coast Razorbacks def Hunter-Western Hornets: 4-3 South Australia def Brisbane City Cobras: 9-5 Tropical Queensland Cyclones def ADF Warriors: 10-1 Round 8: Brisbane City Cobras def TouchWest: 5-4 Northern Eagles def ADF Warriors: 3-0 South Australia drew Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 3-3 Hunter Western Hornets def Gold Coast Sharks: 4-2 Sydney Scorpions def Sunshine Coast Razorbacks: 2-1 Round 9: TouchWest def ADF Warriors: 7-1 Sydney Scorpions def Gold Coast Sharks: 5-1 Hunter-Western Hornets drew South Australia: 2-2 Sunshine Coast Razorbacks def Brisbane City Cobras: 6-3 Tropical Queensland Cyclones def Northern Eagles: 6-1 Womens 35 years- Day 3: With just one round left to play today, the battle was for the remaining two spots in tomorrow's semi finals. The Brisbane City Cobras and Hunter-Western Hornets had already qualified for the semis and after the quarterfinals were complete, the Southern Suns and the Gold Coast Sharks were set as their competition. Both the Suns and the Sharks posted easy wins over the Northern Territory and the Sydney Scorpions and tomorrow should bring exciting semi finals. Round 5: Brisbane City Cobras def Sydney Scorpions: 3-1 Southern Suns def Northern Territory: 7-0 Hunter-Western Hornets def Gold Coast Sharks: 7-3 QF1: Southern Suns def Northern Territory: 11-0 QF2: Gold Coast Sharks def Sydney Scorpions: 7-2 Womens 40 years- Day 3: With just one round to go and the two top teams both automatically qualifying for the grand final, the Northern Eagles and Sydney Scorpions are both undefeated and will play-off in the final tomorrow. Round 7: Northern Eagles def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 5-1 Gold Coast Sharks def Hunter-Western Hornets: 2-0 Sydney Scorpions: Bye Round 8: Northern Eagles def Hunter-Western Hornets: 3-2 Sydney Scorpions def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 9-0 Gold Coast Sharks: Bye Round 9: Hunter-Western Hornets def Tropical Queensland Cyclones: 5-1 Sydney Scorpions def Gold Coast Sharks: 6-0 Northern Eagles: Bye Media Contact: Rachel Moyle, 0422233165 |
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