SUPEROOS CELEBRATE 10 YEARS

James Asquith (centre) celebrated his 150th game for the club recently. James is joined by U15s team mates Jordan Mitchell (left) and James O'Keefe, while the U16s are pictured above.

JAMBEROO Superoos have celebrated their 10 year anniversary in style with outstanding performances and personal milestones on the field and a Red and Green Ball later in the evening.

Luke Maples and Cohen Ryan celebrated 100 games for the club, while James Asquith celebrated 150 and is one of the clubs original players.

The U8s played a thrilling match against Warilla with scores tied after three tries each.

It was hard to separate anyone for man of the match honours as every player had a strong game for the Superoos.

In defence, Dylan Soper, Nathan Jurd and Lachlan Rye had great games in defence, while in attack Dylan Soper, Nathan Jurd and Bayley Estcourt ran strongly scoring for the Roos.

An enthusiastic performance from the Under 10 Superoos saw Jamberoo run out winners 260 over Bomaderry in the mud and controlling the game from the start.

Shane Grant, Jack Wright, Luke Asquith and Ayden Skorulis led from the front, while the combination of Blake Maples at dummy half and MVP Adam Priest at five-eight played proved the difference.

Defensively, Nelson Ivanoff and Liam Ragen were great, veteran Luke Maples had a top game at fullback.

The U12s romped to a 28-6 win over second placed Kangaroo Valley after getting off to a flying start thanks to a try to Luke Mackander courtesy of a well timed grubber from Jarl Walker.

Wingers Tom Wilson, Jordan Wynn played big games as did Zac Traeger. It was the forwards who dominated thanks to Hamish Bennett, Bam Bam Barnard, Keiran OKeefe, Mighty Joe Walsh and Dave Silva giving their side some real go forward.

The U15s took on St Georges Basin with Asquith determined to make the day a memorable one.

With the score at 10-6 at half time the team was in with a chance but struggled in the difficult conditions.

The U16s went down to Dapto 30-8 and man of the match went to Tyne Collings and Cowen Ryan put up a gallant performance in his 100th game.

The evening ball celebration was well supported with many past and present parents and players on hand to review the life of the club over the last 10 years.

John Armstrong spoke with pride about the club and mentioned some special memories, while Tony Mitchell produced a DVD of the Superoos journey so far.

Finally the Jamberoo club would like to thank and congratulate all those that have played their part in the life of the mighty Superoos over the last 10 years especially their sponsors.