2019 Hastings Deering Colts

2019 Hastings Deering Colts
2019 Hastings Deering Colts
Teams	14
Premiers	Sunshine Coast Falcons (1st title)
Minor premiers	Townsville Blackhawks (2nd title)
Matches played	149
Top points scorer(s)	Adam Cook (204)
Player of the year	Tom McGrath
Top try-scorer(s)	Jayden Campbell (21)
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Last updated September 17, 2022

The 2019 Hastings Deering Colts season was the 2nd season of the under-20 competition, sponsored by Hastings Deering and run by the Queensland Rugby League. The draw and structure of the competition mirrored that of its senior counterpart, the Queensland Cup.^[1]^[2]

Teams

The Victoria Thunderbolts moved to the New South Wales-run Jersey Flegg Cup in 2019, leaving the competition with fourteen sides, thirteen based in Queensland and one in northern New South Wales.^[4] 13 Queensland Cup teams field a side in the competition, with each team affiliated with an NRL club.

Club	Home ground(s)	Head coach(s)	Captain(s)	NRL affiliate
Burleigh Bears	Pizzey Park	Jamie Mahon	Tyler Szepanowski	Gold Coast Titans
Central Queensland Capras	Browne Park	Damien Seibold	Ryan Flintham & Zaine Hammond	Brisbane Broncos
Easts Tigers	Langlands Park	Ben King	Zac Teevan	Melbourne Storm
Ipswich Jets	North Ipswich Reserve	Brendon Marshall	Josh Williams	Brisbane Broncos
Mackay Cutters	BB Print Stadium	Michael Comerford	Brendan White	North Queensland Cowboys
Northern Pride	Barlow Park	Dave Scott	Simon Bevan & Joshtel Charlie	North Queensland Cowboys
Norths Devils	Bishop Park	Kevin Neighbour	Jake Strasser	Brisbane Broncos
Redcliffe Dolphins	Dolphin Stadium	Andrew Wynyard	Jayden Newbould	Brisbane Broncos
Souths Logan Magpies	Davies Park	Shayne Boyd	Jacob Alick	Brisbane Broncos
Sunshine Coast Falcons	Sunshine Coast Stadium	Sean Mawhinney	Jack Wright	Melbourne Storm
Townsville Blackhawks	Jack Manski Oval	David Elliott	Nathan Barrett	North Queensland Cowboys
Tweed Heads Seagulls	Piggabeen Sports Complex	Matt King	Tahne Robinson	Gold Coast Titans
Western Mustangs	Gold Park	Eugene Seddon	Blake Cullen	Gold Coast Titans
Wynnum Manly Seagulls	BMD Kougari Oval	Joe O'Callaghan	Shannon Gardiner	Brisbane Broncos

Ladder

Source:^[5]

2019 Hastings Deering Colts v t e
Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	B	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Townsville Blackhawks	20	16	1	3	3	639	235	+404	39
2	Burleigh Bears	20	16	1	3	3	695	308	+387	39
3	Wynnum Manly Seagulls	20	16	0	3	3	638	344	-294	39
4	Sunshine Coast Falcons (P)	20	14	0	6	3	576	328	+248	34
5	Mackay Cutters	20	13	0	7	3	530	300	+230	32
6	Norths Devils	20	11	1	8	3	504	461	+43	29
7	Easts Tigers	20	9	2	9	3	434	414	+20	26
8	Tweed Heads Seagulls	20	9	2	9	3	425	437	-12	26
9	Northern Pride	20	9	0	11	3	361	483	-122	24
10	Central Queensland Capras	20	6	2	12	3	368	486	-118	20
11	Souths Logan Magpies	20	7	0	13	3	441	606	-165	20
12	Redcliffe Dolphins	20	3	1	16	3	282	646	-364	13
13	Western Mustangs	20	3	0	17	3	309	768	-459	12
14	Ipswich Jets	20	1	3	16	3	258	644	-386	11

Final series

Home	Score	Away	Match Information
Home	Score	Away	Date and Time (Local)	Venue
Qualifying & Elimination Finals
Norths Devils	40 – 20	Easts Tigers	8 September 2019, 11:20am	Bishop Park
Burleigh Bears	19 – 24	Wynnum Manly Seagulls	8 September 2019, 12:15pm	BMD Kougari Oval
Townsville Blackhawks	4 – 24	Sunshine Coast Falcons	8 September 2019, 12:15pm	Sunshine Coast Stadium
Mackay Cutters	23 – 10	Tweed Heads Seagulls	9 September 2019, 1:40pm	Piggabeen Sports Complex
Semi Finals
Townsville Blackhawks	6 – 30	Mackay Cutters	14 September 2019, 2:30pm	Jack Manski Oval
Burleigh Bears	42 – 12	Norths Devils	14 September 2019, 4:00pm	Pizzey Park
Preliminary Finals
Wynnum Manly Seagulls	34 – 6	Mackay Cutters	21 September 2019, 1:00pm	Jack Manski Oval
Sunshine Coast Falcons	23 – 16	Burleigh Bears	22 September 2019, 1:10pm	Pizzey Park
Grand Final
Wynnum Manly Seagulls	28 – 34	Sunshine Coast Falcons	29 September 2019, 1:00pm	Dolphin Stadium


Qualifying and elimination finals			Semi-finals		Preliminary finals		Grand final
Qualifying and elimination finals			Semi-finals		Preliminary finals		Grand final


8 Sept, Sunshine Coast Stadium
8 Sept, Sunshine Coast Stadium
1	Townsville	4
1	Townsville	4
4	Sunshine Coast	24	14 Sept, Jack Manski Oval
4	Sunshine Coast	24	14 Sept, Jack Manski Oval
			Townsville	6
			Townsville	6
8 Sept, Bishop Park			Mackay	30	21 Sept, Jack Manski Oval
8 Sept, Bishop Park			Mackay	30	21 Sept, Jack Manski Oval
5	Norths	40			Wynnum Manly	34
5	Norths	40			Wynnum Manly	34
8	Easts	20			Mackay	6	29 Sept, Dolphin Stadium
8	Easts	20			Mackay	6	29 Sept, Dolphin Stadium
							Wynnum Manly	28
							Wynnum Manly	28
9 Sept, Piggabeen Sports Complex					22 Sept, Pizzey Park		Sunshine Coast	34
9 Sept, Piggabeen Sports Complex					22 Sept, Pizzey Park		Sunshine Coast	34
6	Mackay	23			Sunshine Coast	23
6	Mackay	23			Sunshine Coast	23
7	Tweed Heads	10	14 Sept, Pizzey Park		Burleigh	16
7	Tweed Heads	10	14 Sept, Pizzey Park		Burleigh	16
			Burleigh	42
			Burleigh	42
8 Sept, BMD Kougari Oval			Norths	12
8 Sept, BMD Kougari Oval			Norths	12
2	Burleigh	19
2	Burleigh	19
3	Wynnum Manly	24
3	Wynnum Manly	24

Grand Final

Sunday, September 29
1:00pm (local time)

Wynnum Manly Seagulls	28 – 34	Sunshine Coast Falcons
Tries: Davin Quinlan (10') 1 Lachlan Perry (20') 1 Dredin Sorensen-McGee (33') 1 Nofoasa Malutoa (44') 1 Goals: Shannon Gardiner 6 (11', 22', 34', 44', 52', 67')	1st: 18 – 12 2nd: 10 – 22 Report	Tries: 2 (54', 58') Steven Borg 1 (12') Blake Wilson 1 (30') Trent Loiero 1 (39') Luke Murtagh 1 (64') Tyson Smoothy Goals: 5 Tyson Smoothy (14', 31', 40', 55', 65')

Dolphin Stadium
Referee: Sam Swift
Player of the Match: Tyson Smoothy (Sunshine Coast)

Team lists:


FB	1	Shannon Gardiner
WG	2	Ryan O'Keefe
CE	3	Eliott Vincent
CE	4	Reece Hoffman
WG	5	Jalen Tangiiti-Turner
FE	6	Will Parslow
HB	7	David Quinlan
PR	8	Brock Richardson (c)
HK	9	Jake Simpkin
PR	10	Clayton Mack
SR	11	Lachlan Perry
SR	12	Dredin Sorensen-McGee
LK	13	Harrison Graham
Substitutes:
IC	14	Jacson Lott
IC	15	Nofoasa Malutoa
IC	16	James Robinson
IC	17	David Butler
Coach: Joe O'Callaghan


FB	1	Luke Murtagh
WG	2	Blake Wilson
CE	3	Kane Jackson
CE	4	Tom Dwan
WG	5	Gian Largiader
FE	6	Jaiden Zanchetta
HB	7	Jack Wright (c)
PR	13	Rowan Jardine
HK	9	Tyson Smoothy
PR	10	Wyatt Reynolds
SR	11	Trent Loiero
SR	12	Steven Borg
LK	20	Mateus Chankay
Substitutes:
IC	14	Zac Green
IC	15	Aaron Nelson
IC	16	Nick Ellems
IC	19	Justin Makirere
Coach: Sam Mawhinney

Player statistics

The following statistics are correct as of the conclusion of Round 23.

Leading try scorers

Pos	Player	Team	Tries
1	Jayden Campbell	Burleigh Bears	21
2	Tom Dwan	Sunshine Coast Falcons	18
3	Michael McGrath	Norths Devils	18
4	Austin Jennings	Western Mustangs	16
5	Harrison McIndoe	Central Queensland Capras	13

Leading point scorers

Pos	Player	Team	T	G	FG	Pts
1	Adam Cook	Townsville Blackhawks	7	88	0	204
2	Jayden Campbell	Burleigh Bears	21	48	1	181
3	Brendan White	Mackay Cutters	5	75	0	170
4	Tom Dwan	Sunshine Coast Falcons	18	24	0	120
5	Shannon Gardiner	Wynnum Manly Seagulls	9	40	0	116

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References

↑ "New comp to strengthen pathways". 11 October 2017.
↑ "NRL announces state based competitions to replace Holden Cup under 20s from 2018". 17 November 2016.
↑ "Falcons fight back to claim a thrilling win over Seagulls". 29 September 2019.
↑ https://www.melbournestorm.com.au/news/20192/02/28/thunderbolts-set-for-jer%5B%5D
↑ "Hastings Deering Colts Ladder". Queensland Rugby League. Retrieved 6 March 2019.

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[1] "New comp to strengthen pathways". 11 October 2017.

[2] "NRL announces state based competitions to replace Holden Cup under 20s from 2018". 17 November 2016.

[3] "Falcons fight back to claim a thrilling win over Seagulls". 29 September 2019.

[4] ttps://www.melbournestorm.com.au/news/20192/02/28/thunderbolts-set-for-jer%5B%5D

[5] "Hastings Deering Colts Ladder". Queensland Rugby League. Retrieved 6 March 2019.

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