For teams scheduled to play at Geoff King Rugby Fields, your games will commence at 10.30am.
You will play your draw as is, with the exception Field 1 will now be where Field 2 was originally. Therefore, all you need to do is look for the field’s flag numbers in relation to the draw.
You will still play be 30-minute games with 2-minute halftime and 3-minute changeover.
Geoff King fields will be run independently from the rest of the tournament in zones 1-4.
The draw has been pushed back two hours which means the last Final – Boys 16s Div 2 will now play at 2.45pm, finishing approximately at 4.15pm.
The second half of the tournament is well underway here in Coffs Harbour, with today’s standard of Oztag proving the diligence of the 15’s, 16’s and 17’s age groups.
Teams were welcomed with cloudy skies that soon led to wet weather, but that didn’t interfere with the display of talent over the course of the day.
The following teams finished the day undefeated, putting themselves in a favourable position heading into Sunday’s remaining round games and Finals.
Girls 15s Div 1 Souths
Girls 15s Div 2 Easts
Boys 15s Div 1 Wollongong
Boys 15s Div 2 Heathcote Engadine
Girls 16s Div 1 Central Coast
Girls 16s Div 1 Wollongong
Girls 16s Div 2 Sutherland
Girls 16s Div 2 Norwest
Girls 16s Div 2 Sutherland
Girls 17s Div 2 Camden
Boys 17s Div 1 Central Coast
Boys 17s Div 2 East Hills
Sunday’s Finals will see age groups converge on the main stadium for their Finals. As numerous teams vacate, gathering numbers will decline in Zone 1, allowing families and siblings the opportunity to attend – they will be granted first access via the front gate after signing in with the QR code.
Staff will be monitoring the number of people within the stadium to ensure AO adhere to the Public Health Order of no more than 3000-person gathering.
If numbers permit, unsuccessful teams will be granted access to the stadium to support other teams from their association.
The official livestream will commence as of 12.30pm tomorrow just in time for quarter finals. Field 1 games can be viewed on the Australian Oztag and NSW Oztag Facebook page, as well as via Cluch Tv – link on our website.
Australian Oztag look forward to crowning the remainder of our 2021 NSW Junior State Cup Champions in what we hope to be clearer conditions.
The first burst of Champions have been crowned on day two of the 2021 NSW Junior State Cup, setting the bar high for Sunday’s playoffs.
Teams adjusted well to the unfamiliar game on, game off format; the exhibition of speed, skill and endurance proved testament to the preparation of all teams.
Despite the added pressure of qualifying, today saw a new level of excitement and composure. The atmosphere during Finals was heightened after families, siblings and unsuccessful teams were welcomed in the stadium to support.
Staff continually monitored the number of people within the stadium to ensure AO adhered to the Public Health Order of no more than 3000-person gathering.
Below are the results for the 12’s, 13’s and 14’s Finals at the 2021 NSW Junior State Cup. Congratulations to all Champions.
Girls 12’s
Div 1 – Central Coast defeated Cronulla 4-1
Div 2 – Camden defeated East Hills 2-0
Boys 12’s
Div 1 – Baulkham Hills defeated Easts 4-1
Div 2 – Wollongong defeated Tamworth 5-4 in drop off
Girls 13’s
Div 1 – Shellharbour defeated Baulkham hills 3-2 in drop off
Div 2 – ACT defeated Wollongong 3-2
Boys 13’s
Div 1 – Parramatta defeated Baulkham Hills 7-1
Div 2 – Heathcote Engadine defeated ACT 8-2
Girls 14’s
Div 1 – Baulkham Hills defeated Central Coast 3-0
Div 2 – Sutherland defeated Port Macquarie 3-2
Boys 14’s
Div 1 – Central Coast defeated Souths 8-2
Div 2 – Nepean defeated Heathcote Engadine 10-2
For all tournament fixtures and results, visit the Sportfix app or click here.
Heading into day three of the tournament, Central Coast and Baulkham Hills are sitting at the top of the Club Champions ladder.
Australian Oztag (AO) look forward to welcoming the 15’s, 16’s and 17’s tomorrow, as they too compete for the Junior State Champions title, at a tournament run like never before.
AO were extremely pleased with the running of the first two days of the tournament; with players and officials to be commended for their compliance with regulations.
The response to the tournament’s new format, including zones, sessions and the game on/game off configuration was overwhelmingly positive. The remainder of the tournament will run in the same way.
Day one of the annual NSW Junior State Cup has concluded, the level of talent and adherence to protocol deeming it a great success.
A startling 262 teams will be attendance this weekend, totally to over 4000 players and 8000 spectators. Tournament officials have commended those present today for their compliance with the newly introduced regulations.
Today saw the 12s, 13s and 14s age groups quickly apply their months of preparation to competition games; the wide display of skill and sportsmanship was a credit to each player.
These age groups will return tomorrow to lay it all on the line for their remaining round games and Finals.
The following teams were undefeated at the conclusion of day one, putting themselves in a promising position heading into Friday.
Girls 12s Cronulla
Girls 12s Central Coast
Boys 12s Baulkham Hills
Boys 13s Parramatta
Girls 14s Baulkham Hills
Friday will see some age groups converge on the main stadium for their Finals. As numerous teams vacate, gathering numbers will decline in Zone 1, allowing families and siblings the opportunity to attend – they will be granted first access via the front gate.
Staff will be monitoring the number of people within the stadium to ensure AO adhere to the Public Health Order of no more than 3000-person gathering.
If numbers permit, unsuccessful teams will be granted access to the stadium to support other teams from their association.
As of 12.30pm tomorrow, Field 1 games will be live streamed on the Australian Oztag and NSW Oztag Facebook page, as well as via Cluch Tv – link on our website.
AO look forward to crowning the first of our 2021 NSW Junior State Cup Champions before welcoming the 15s, 16s and 17s age groups on Saturday and Sunday.
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