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Erindale College eye off history in 2023 schoolgirls and schoolboys finals

For the first time ever, Erindale College will feature in two semi-finals, with the schoolgirls and schoolboys' sides eyeing off Grand Final births at Campbelltown Stadium on Wednesday.

In the first year of the NSW Schoolgirl Cup, Erindale College have progressed through to Wednesday mornings' semi-final against Bass SHS.

Meanwhile, Erindale stay alive in the Peter Mulholland Cup, advancing to the semi-finals to take on a red-hot Westfields SHS side on Wednesday afternoon.

Tournament Game Time
NSW Schoolgirls Cup Erindale College v Bass SHS 11:15am
Peter Mulholland Cup Erindale College v Westfields SHS 1:45pm

Click here to watch all the action live from 10:00am.

The schoolboys' side will be still riding the high of last week's thrilling 28-24 quarter final victory over Endeavour SHS.

This week, they face arguably tougher opponents in Westfields SHS, who took care of All Saints Maitland 52-6 in a dominant display.

Westfields' mobile forward pack and quick ruck speed have been the highlight of their 2023 campaign, proving far too good thus far for anyone who has stood in their way.

However, it's been Erindale's defence which has been the motive behind their performances throughout this tournament, showing character to come away with some gutsy wins.

After being defeated in last year's semi-finals to Bass SHS, Erindale will have plenty of fire in the belly to go one further this time around.

Team Lists

Erindale College: NSW Schoolgirls Cup

15. Mya McGlynn

2. Chloe Smith

3. Abbey Brill

4. Uta Uatisone Poka

5. Ella Kelly

6. Sabrina Marela

7. Lahni Hall

8. Alysha Eti

9. Angela Costa

10. Stevie Serafin

11. Alyrah Cole

12. Magdalena Velovski

13. Mila Ahkey

14. Lelani Ruppana

15. Jaymie Napier

16. Kelly Bateup

17. Angelina Hunter

18. Layla Irving

19. Abbey Baker

20. Abbey Cooper

Coach: Ash Barnes

Erindale College: Peter Mulholland Cup

1. Sam Gash

2. Olli Bolatagici

3. Lachlan Cunanan

4. Mark Tuialii

5. Koko Salim

6. Ethan Alaia

7. Jonah Anderson

8. Mathias Tomuli Ah-Kuoi

9. Xavier Cacciotti

10. Jayden Svager

11. Max Mercer

12. Brock Apolevski

13. Andrew Muir

14. Mitchell Brophy

15. Josh Urbaniak

18. Alex Sweeney

19. Peter Soward

Coach: Ash Barnes

Acknowledgement of Country

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