Jets

KOE NSW Cup Finals Week 1

Saturday 6th September 2025

2pm

 JUBILEE STADIUM, KOGARAH

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The Newtown Jets have retained possession of the Frank Hyde Shield for another year by virtue of being the current holders. This year’s series was tied with two drawn games, and in 2017 the two clubs each won one game and lost one game, and had identical points for and against! The full team complement is:
Standing, from left to right: Briton Nikora, Charlton Schaafhausen, Daniel Vasquez, Kurt Dillon, Matt Evans, Blayke Brailey, Malakai Houma, Sosaia Feki, Kyle Flanagan. In front, from left to right: Aaron Gray, Jack A. Williams, Will Kennedy, Jimmy Jolliffe, Braden Uele (Captain), Lachlan Stein, Ava Seumanufagai, Billy Magoulias. Photo: Mario Facchini, mafphotography
The Newtown Jets have retained possession of the Frank Hyde Shield for another year by virtue of being the current holders. This year’s series was tied with two drawn games, and in 2017 the two clubs each won one game and lost one game, and had identical points for and against! The full team complement is: Standing, from left to right: Briton Nikora, Charlton Schaafhausen, Daniel Vasquez, Kurt Dillon, Matt Evans, Blayke Brailey, Malakai Houma, Sosaia Feki, Kyle Flanagan. In front, from left to right: Aaron Gray, Jack A. Williams, Will Kennedy, Jimmy Jolliffe, Braden Uele (Captain), Lachlan Stein, Ava Seumanufagai, Billy Magoulias. Photo: Mario Facchini, mafphotography

All tied up at North Sydney Oval as the Jets drop a valuable competition point

The Newtown Jets and North Sydney Bears drew 22-all at Henson Park back on the 5th May – and yesterday the two clubs finished up 28-all at North Sydney Oval.

The Jets led 16-4 at halftime and should have gone on with the job when they led 28-10 after 55 minutes. Newtown’s mistake rate increased and they conceded penalties as the Bears surged, drawing level with five minutes left to play. For the second year in a row the Frank Hyde Shield stays in Newtown’s possession as the Jets are the current holders.

Many thanks to the North Sydney Bears who put on a marvellous after-match function at the superbly-located The Greens in Ridge Street, North Sydney. (The Greens is an affiliate club of the North Sydney Leagues Club).

NSWRL Intrust Super Premiership NSW – 18th Round

North Sydney v Newtown

Saturday, 14th July 2018

North Sydney Oval

Kick-off was at 12.45pm.

The match was telecast live by Fox League (Channel 502) and live streamed on Steele Sports and @newtownrlfc

Newtown 28:

Sosaia Feki, Jack A. Williams, Briton Nikora, Aaron Gray, Matt Evans tries;

Kyle Flanagan 4 goals

drew with

North Sydney 28:

Kyle Turner, Billy Brittain, Curtis Johnston, Viliami Kaveinga, Jesse Arthars tries;

Dean Hawkins 4 goals.

Half-Time: Newtown led 16-4.

Referee: Damian Briscoe.

Touch Judges: John Woods and Cameron Mitchell.

Playing surface: Excellent.

Weather: Sunny, clear sky, 14 degrees Celsius, light southerly breeze.

Newtown’s team yesterday was:

Will Kennedy, Sosaia Feki, Matt Evans, Aaron Gray, Charlton Schaafhausen, Jack A. Williams, Kyle Flanagan, Daniel Vasquez, Briton Nikora, Braden Uele (Capt), Ava Seumanufagai, Blayke Brailey, Kurt Dillon.

Interchange: Lachlan Stein, Billy Magoulias, Jaimin Jolliffe, Malakai Houma.

Head Coach: Greg Matterson.

The North Sydney team was:

Viliami Kaveinga, Jesse Arthars, Braiden Burns, Mawene Hiroti, Curtis Johnston, Connor Tracey, Dean Hawkins, Keaon Koloamatangi, Kyle Turner, Tarquinn Butler, Brock Ilett, Billy Brittain (Capt), Rhys Kennedy.

Interchange: Vincent Leuluai, Ky Rodwell, Sam Johnstone, Matt McIlwrick.

Here is a link to Mario Facchini’s photographs from North Sydney Oval:

https://mariofacchini.photoshelter.com/gallery/2018-07-14-Rnd-18-North-Sydney-Bears-Vs-Newtown-Jets/G0000Y.AeACeWbg0/C0000oUHVSfTgVVU

And here are the Round 18 ISP NSW match results and the updated competition table:  http://live.nswrl.com.au/comp/413e134259bc4ebcf
Newtown is now in third place – but you will readily observe how tightly contested the competition table is.

Newtown’s next match details are:

NSWRL ISP NSW – 19th Round

Sunday, 22nd July 2018

Ringrose Park

Wentworthville v Newtown

Kick-Off: 3.00pm.

Billy is hoisted high by Jets team-mate Aaron Gray in that moment of exhilaration of having won the 2019 NSW Cup Grand Final.

The Newtown Jets say farewell and thank you to a superb player and popular club identity, Billy Magoulias

One of the prestige awards of the night is the Fred Daly Memorial Shield, which is awarded to the player considered to have rendered the most outstanding service to the Newtown RLFC on and off the field. This year's recipient is the Henson Park crowd favourite and powerhouse middle forward Brad "Big Red" Fearnley, flanked by the club President Barry Cotter (left) and the Australian Mutual Bank sponsorship executive and Development Manager Glen Warner (right). (Newtown RLFC).

NEWTOWN JETS PRESENTATION NIGHT

Image: Harrison Tse

We take a look at the prize-winners from the 2025 Newtown Jets Presentation Night held at the Petersham RSL Club on Tuesday evening, 23rd September

Peter Ryan was a very capable member of the Newtown Bluebags 1955 NSWRL first grade grand final team. 
He is pictured standing in the back row, second in from the right. (Newtown RLFC photo)

We say farewell to the last of the 1955 men

John Bradstock 603

Vale John Bradstock

Newtown's hard-working middle forward Brad Fearnley about to score against the Canberra Raiders. (Photo: Mario Facchini)

The Newtown Jets staged a great second-half fightback, but fell short of running down the Raiders lead

Australian Mutual Bank
Front of Jersey

Petersham RSL
Back of Jersey

Deicorp
Back of Jersey, Training Gear, Socks

Eclectic 365
Chest

John Singleton Group
Sleeve

PHILTER
Shoulder blades, Brewing

Coverforce
Front of Shorts

VIC on the Park
Back of Shorts

Strive Fitness
Gym

Sports Medicine Institute
Medical Services & Rehabilitation

Henson Park Hotel
Back of Shorts

Arista Technologies
Technology Partner

Newtown Jets respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the Land and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on and that the land area encompassing Henson Park traditionally belonged to the Gadigal people of the Eora nation.