QLD Cup Round 15, Easts Tigers Vs SC Sea Eagles - Result

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Easts Tigers 12

Tries:

Adam BREEN, Isaac KAUFMANN, Steven THORPE

Goals:




Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles 38

Tries:

Michael CHAPMAN 2, Tyrone COPPEDGE 2, Dennis SANDOW, Karl JOHNSON, Jason WARDROP

Goals:

Michael CHAPMAN 3, Dennis SANDOW 2


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Sea Eagles coach praises Chapman

Travis Meyn | 4th July 2010


A VINTAGE performance from Sunshine Coast winger Michael Chapman was one of the highlights of the Sea Eagles' 38-12 win over Easts yesterday, club captain Phil Morwood said.

Chapman bagged a brace of tries and kicked three goals in the 26-point victory at Langlands Park.

It was a crucial win for the Sea Eagles, who are moving their way towards the Queensland Cup top six.

Morwood said Chapman was outstanding all over the park for the Sea Eagles, who were missing three players and coach Brandon Costin – all in camp with the Queensland Residents side.

“Michael was great out of dummy half and on the fringe for us all day,” he said.

The Sea Eagles went into half-time with a 20-4 lead after Chapman bagged two first-half four-pointers.

His fellow winger Tyrone Coppedge also scored a double and new recruit Karl Johnson scored on debut after being signed from Central Comets during the week.

Manly contracted forwards Joe Galuvao and Matt Cross also performed strongly in the big win.

Morwood said it was encouraging to see his side build on an early lead compared to their second-half capitulation against Wynnum-Manly two weeks ago, when they surrendered a 22-0 lead to eventually lose 30-22.

“We were in the same situation we've been the last couple of weeks,” he said.

“We stuck it out for a 15-minute period and got back on top of the game. We talked about those situations during the week and tried to put that into action.

“Hopefully, we can continue with it for the next few weeks.”

The Sea Eagles face competition leader Souths Logan next weekend in what is shaping as a bumper clash.

Sunshine Coast produced a memorable come-from-behind victory last year against the Magpies to qualify for the grand final.


SUNSHINE COAST 38

Michael Chapman 2, Tyrone Coppedge 2, Dennis Sandow, Karl Johnson, Jason Wardrop tries; Chapman 3, Sandow 2 goals.

EASTS 12

Adam Breen, Isaac Kaufmann, Steven Thorpe

http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/story/2010/07/04/chapman-outstanding-as-sea-eagles-learn-to-build-o/
 
Premiers Leave Tigers In Wake

4/07/2010 2:27:07 PM

IT was a case of no rep players; no worries for the Sunshine Coast as they defeated the Easts Tigers 38-12 at Langlands Park yesterday.

Despite the eventual scoreline – it was an engaging game and it took a determined effort from the Sea Eagles to record the win over an enthusiastic Tigers outfit.

However, it was their eagerness that would prove their undoing early on with a chip kick ahead finding the arms of Sea Eagles winger Michael Chapman who ran down the right sideline to open the scoring.

The Sunshine Coast were in again on the other side of the field – this time through Tyrone Coppedge – once more through an attacking Tigers play that did not come off.

The Tigers had made a great bust through the middle of the park, but the pass back to the inside was collected by a Sea Eagle, and with the ball back in their attacking zone, the visitors worked it left for the slippery Coppedge.

At 10-0 down, the Tigers fought back well and were able to apply some pressure which resulted in the home side scoring a try of their own thanks to Steven Thorpe.

However, that work was undone when Chapman and then Coppedge picked up their doubles before the break to give the Sea Eagles a healthy 20-4 lead.

But as they had threatened to do all afternoon – the Tigers put together an impressive attacking display and were the first to score at the resumption of play.

From just inside their own half, skipper Jace Van Dijk fired a pass to Liam Campbell who then combined with fellow speedster Adam Breen who raced away to score.

The Tigers continued on the attack and managed to convert their good field position into points through Isaac Kaufmann to narrow the gap to 20-12.

But that was as close as it got for the Tigers, with the Sunshine Coast proving to be too big, too strong and too fast.

The next to cross for the Sea Eagles was Jason Wardrop, who crashed over the line dragging defenders with him.

Dennis Sandow then put the result beyond doubt not long after with his 10th try for the season, while recent recruit Karl Johnson capped his debut for his new club with a barnstorming run to the line in the dying stages to underline their authority on the game.

SUNSHINE COAST SEA EAGLES 38 (Michael Chapman 2, Tyrone Coppedge 2, Dennis Sandow, Karl Johnson, Jason Wardrop tries; Michael Chapman 3, Dennis Sandow 2 goals) def EASTS TIGERS 12 (Adam Breen, Isaac Kaufmann, Steven Thorpe tries) at Langlands Park.

http://www.qrl.com.au/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=27520
 

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