Jets

ROUND 8 - SUNDAY 28TH APRIL

1:40pm

GIO Stadium, Canberra

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The classy Briton Nikora on the burst for Newtown in 2018. Briton will be representing the New Zealand Kiwis in the upcoming Rugby League World Cup in England.
Photo: Mario Facchini, mafphotography
The classy Briton Nikora on the burst for Newtown in 2018. Briton will be representing the New Zealand Kiwis in the upcoming Rugby League World Cup in England. Photo: Mario Facchini, mafphotography

Here’s some news about a great Newtown RLFC membership promotion – plus the Newtown Jets are going to the 2022 World Cup … and how!

To celebrate the Newtown Jets 2022 Minor Premiership success Takara Jewellery is giving away 10 Newtown Jets 2023 memberships.

These are 5 x Spirit of ’43 memberships and 5 x Kids memberships

To enter this promotion, email your name, contact details and which membership you would like to go into the draw for to:  takarajewellery@outlook.com or Facebook messenger:
https://www.facebook.com/Takara-Jewellery-472639710169323

The winners will be announced on Saturday, November 19th at Henson Park.  Good luck!
www.takarajewellery.com.au

The Newtown RLFC will be making quite an impact in this year’s Rugby League World Cup tournament.
The Jets have no fewer than 33 current and former players appearing in this year’s world Cup, spread across 12 national teams. 
In addition to the 33 players, there are also three more former players involved with three of the competing nations (two as assistant coaches and one as a team manager).
Newtown’s contribution to this year’s World Cup tournament confirms with enormous emphasis the value of this old club to the entire Rugby League community, in Australia and throughout the world.

2022 Newtown Jets players bound for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup – (top) Billy Magoulias (Greece); (middle, left to right) Reubenn Rennie, Vincent RennieandKayal Iro (Cook Islands); (bottom, left to right) Charbel Tasipale and Kayne Kalache (Lebanon).
Image: Newtown RLFC Twitter.

Current and former Newtown RLFC players and staff in the 2022 Rugby League World Cup squads.

Australia: Nil.

Cook Islands: Tinirau Arona, Johnathon Ford, Kayal Iro, Dylan Napa, Dominique Peyroux, Vincent Rennie, Reubenn Rennie, Brad Takairangi.
The former Jets player Tere Glassie is the squad’s official Manager.

England: Nil.

Fiji: Isaac Lumelume, Taane Milne.

France: Samisoni Langi.

Greece: Billy Magoulias, Billy Tsikrikas. (Jim Pizanias is an assistant-coach with the Greek squad).

Ireland: Jaimin Jolliffe.

Italy: Ryan King, Ethan Natoli, Luke Polselli.

Jamaica: Nil.

Lebanon: Kayne Kalache, Charbel Tasipale. (Michael Habib is an assistant-coach with the Lebanon squad).

New Zealand: Isaac Liu, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Briton Nikora, Scott Sorensen.

Papua-New Guinea: Nene Macdonald, Rhys Martin.

Samoa: Fa’amanu Brown, Braden Hamlin-Uele, Royce Hunt.

Scotland: Kane Linnett.

Tonga: Sione Katoa, Siosifa Talakai, Siosiua Taukeiaho, Daniel Tupou.

Wales: Nil.

Total: 33 players, 2 assistant-coaches and 1 team manager.

The Newtown RLFC extends best wishes and good luck messages to all of the current and former Newtown Jets players and staff who will be participating in the 2022 Rugby League World Cup.

Two iconic Newtown Jets wingers of 2019 – Ronaldo Mulitalo (left) and Sione Katoa – will be appearing in the Rugby League World Cup with New Zealand and Tonga respectively. Photo: Chris Lane.
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Newtown Jets Team List v Canberra Raiders Sun 28th April 2024

Tom Rodwell, Sam Healey (number 18), Brad Fearnley, Billy Burns and Addison Demetriou all feature in this photo which portrays the tough defence deployed in Saturday's match. (Photo: Mario Facchini/ mafphotography)

Sea Eagles hang on to win in grim struggle with the Jets

Image: MAF Photography

Newtown Jets Team List v Sea Eagles Sat 20th April, 2024

Jets front-rower Rhys Dakin charges into the Rabbitohs defence. Sam Healey (centre) and Niwhai Puru (right) are in the background. Photo: Mario Facchini / mafphotography

Jets pushed down the competition table by loss to Rabbitohs

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Dawn Singleton, Rest in Peace

RIP Bob Lanigan, 1943-2024. (Photo: NRL)

Vale Bob Lanigan

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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.