REGULAR SEASON IN THE BAG.

With a 46-8 victory over the West Sydney Pirates, the Sutherland Seahawks extended their undefeated streak and will enter the playoffs as the #1 team.

Daniel Besz threw 3 touchdown passes and ran 2 more himself, Justin Whiting had his 8th and 9th touchdown receptions whilst Haoping Tang scored his 12th for the season.

Defensively Leif Fingleson had his first interception whilst Jackson Young had his 8th forced fumble of the year.

The only score the Seahawks allowed was on a kick return, frustratingly, the second of the year.

The Seahawks will have a week off to detemrine whom they will play in the Semi Final on Saturday December 12th.

SEAHAWKS 46, PIRATES 8

BREAKERS STRETCH THEIR STREAK TO 5 STRAIGHT.

In games that started as the city finally cooled off the Blue Ankle Breakers fought off the Green Hurricanes 58-44 in the highest scoring game of the season so far.

Down to just 5 man, the Breakers (5-0) kept a score ahead of the Canes (1-4) through 2 turnovers, Ethan McKean and Harry Clarke notching up multiple scores and gutting it out on defense as well.

The Canes have taken their time to get their offense into gear this season but 44 points was an excellent return on their midweek practice.

The 2nd game was also closely contested. The White Lions (2-3) behind Daniel Mauga-Hall's 3 scores gave them a 44-36 final over the Golden Phoenix (2-3). The Phoenix got a much greater yield from their touchdowns, chipping in with PAT's on three of them, the Lions scoring 2 extra touchdowns overall.

Ankle Breakers 5-0 (202 For, 113 Against)
Golden Phoenix 2-3 (149 For, 147 Against)
White Lions 2-3 (126 For, 134 Against)
Green Hurricane 1-4 (123 For, 153 Against)

Next week the Breakers will play the White Lions and Hurricanes will play the Golden Phoenix.

COLTS TEAM HANDLES THE WET FOR HUGE WIN.

The mud, my goodness the mud!!!!

The return game vs the UTS Gators was held up on the Central Coast in one of the wetter games that the Seahawks have had to get through. A full credit in particular to the Center, QB and Running Backs that they kept the team streak of not giving up a fumble; something that UTS team could not match.

Haoping Tang added another 3 rushing touchdowns and Quarterback Daniel Besz picked up several first downs as the offense scored 6 touchdowns building a 36-0 half time lead.

The defense added its 8th touchdown for the season as well as a safety, cornerback Dylan Dinale having 2 interceptions and Jackson Young blocking a punt. UTS did not gain a first down and were kept to negative yardage on the day, a monster effort by the defense and very rare outcome.

The Seahawks offense spread the scoring, 6 different receivers, Corey Delvalle having his first receiving touchdown on a 43 yard pass out of the backfield and Reece Weston scoring his 2 point PAT.

The Seahawks (7-0) will have the week off and then take on the West Sydney Pirates to round out the regular season before the playoffs start.

SEAHAWKS 52, UTS 0.

CATCH FORMER SEAHAWKS LIVE ON ESPN SUNDAY

Former Seahawks Blake and Sean Muir will be featured in College Gameday's featured ESPN game on Sunday 12.30pm Australian time when the Baylor Bears play the Oklahoma Sooners.

The Bears (8-0) are ranked #6 in the nation whilst Oklahoma (8-1) are ranked #12. This conference game will be vastly important in the race to win the Big 12 conference and qualify in the all important top 4 for the College Football playoff.

Blake Muir #73 will start at Left Guard whilst Sean #74 is a back up Center.

Baylor's offense is ranked #1 in the nation leading in yards per game and points per possession.

MOST DOMINANT GAME OF THE YEAR SO FAR.

The Sutherland Seahawks Colts team made easy work of the UTS Gators with a 46-0 win at Penannt Hills on Saturday.

Despite starting with backup QB Justin Whiting in his first career start at the position, the offense was commanding. Running Back Haoping Tang scored 4 rushing touchdowns until veteran Qb Daniel Besz arrived at halftime throwing a touchdown to Jackson Young for the offense's 5th score.

The defense gave up several first downs but did not give up a point. Young had 10 tackles at linebacker and defensive line whilst Jarrad Atkins had his first ever touchdown from an interception on the goal line that he took in to the endzone.

Safety Josh Hayward had 7 tackles for the game as the defense rallied from sideline to sideline against a UTS offense that was determined to attempt to get to the edge.

Back at the receiver position, Whiting had one of the best receptions of the year for 44 yard catch until receiver Matthew Gordon grabbed a 2 point PAT just getting his foot in-bounds.

Next week the Seahawks will travel to the Central Coast for a 5pm game against UTS for a second time. In a strange twist of scheduling the Seahawks played Sydney Uni in back to back games, now UTS in back to back games. Slade Park, Budgewoi is the venue, Saturday November 14th.

SEAHAWKS 46, UTS 0

CLEAR CUT #1 TEAM EMERGES IN JUNIOR COMPETITION.

An amazingly close and gripping end to the clash between the Golden Phoenix and Blue Ankle Breakers resulted in the Ankle Breakers step into the #1 ranked spot so far in the 2015 competition with a 37-33 victory.

The Golden Phoenix again took their game down to the wire. As per their week 2 game, they had the ball last with 15 seconds remaining after a time out. This time however, they could not make the go ahead score as time expired and the Ankle Breakers instead would stretch their season record to 3-0.

Harry Clarke and Ethan McKean both scored twice for the Ankle Breakers, Liam Shiagetz for the Phoenix had 3 touchdowns.

In the Hurricanes vs White Lions game, two teams searching for their first victory, defense was the premiere early factor. The 0-0 halftime score didn't last, Daniel Mauga-Hall's 2 touchdowns quickly put the Lions up for their first win and 29-12 final score.

This Friday the Golden Phoenix will play the Hurricanes and the Ankle Breakers will play the White Lions. Games start 6.40pm fridays at Waratah Athletics Track.


#1 Ankle Breakers 3-0, 110 points for/69 against.
#2 Golden Phoenix 2-1, 105 points for/96 against.
#3 White Lions 1-2, 82 points for/91 against.
#4 Green Hurricanes 0-2, 54 points for/95 against.