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The Asquith Magpies celebrated their first home games for 2019 with another winning double in round in both their Ron Massey Cup and Sydney Shield matches at Storey Park last Saturday.

The Magpies made it three straight Massey Cup wins with a 38-16 disposal of the hapless Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles to remain in the Cup’s Top Four.
Asquith’a win was set up by a first half attacking blitzkrieg that saw half Blake Goodman and backrower Jackson Williams score early tries to give Asquith a 12-0 lead after 12 minutes.
After Blacktown replied with their first try, the Magpies then stepped up a gear with further first half tries from centre Jake Beetson, interchange prop Will Solway and skipper Matt Place to virtually have the match won with a commanding 28-6 half time lead.
Blacktown fought back with two further second half tries of their own to counter Hayden McWillam’s try mid way through the second half, before Place snaffled an intercept to send opposite centre Kenny Koro away for the game’s last try with two minutes left to close out the 38-16 win.

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Meanwhile, a second straight hat trick of tries from JaleSeninawanawa led the Magpies to a 46-28 win over the Moorebank Rams in the early Sydney Shield game at Storey Park last Saturday.

Asquith secured back to back Shield wins for the first time this season on the crest of an attacking wave that put Moorebank out of the conest.
Winger Tom Menzies scored his first try in the fifth minute, Seninawanawa posted a first half double, then lock Sione Tuipulotuand backrower Jared Palmer also scored first half ties for good measure to give the Magpies a tremendous 24-6 lead at halftime.
When Asquith interchange player Ben Mathiou scored eight minutes into the second half, the Magpies threatened to turn the match into a rout at 30-6.
Moorebank then came back to a degree with three tries of their own in a mid-second half burst, before Menzies completed his double, Seninawanawa completed his hat trick, and five eighth DebraskaRikiriki scored to complete the Magpies’ victory.

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Keep up to date with the latest results on our News & Updates Page. 

Photo Credit: Bryden Sharp Photography

Our Junior Magpies flew the nest to Tamworth recently to participate in The National Primary Games.

Teams from our Under 8's through to our Under 14's played Rugby League games over two days in a carnival atmosphere competing against teams from across the country.

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Despite the cold early mornings and the tough dry country conditions, our junior magpies and club volunteers enjoyed a fantastic weekend of sportsmanship playing and celebrating our great sport of Rugby League. 

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Further team reports will be available shortly, so please keep an eye on our News Page.

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See how much fun our Junior Magpies had in the gallery below. 

Our Senior and Junior Magpies flew high supporting the Mark Hughes Foundation (MHF) in line with the National Rugby League's Beanie for Brain Cancer Round. The Asquith Magpies are proud to support The Mark Hughes Foundation which raises much needed funds to promote research, heighten awareness and support brain cancer patients and families.

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Our Asquith Magpies committee members and club volunteers have been busy selling MHF Beanies throughout our teams and at Storey Park during home games matches.

As a result Storey Park has been awash with Beanies for Brain Cancer, with players and spectators alike donning a Mark Hughes Foundation beanie and supporting Beanies for Brain Cancer. 

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If would like to contribute to raising much needed funds for brain cancer, direct donations can be made to the Mark Hughes Foundation here.

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Please click through the gallery below to see our Asquith Magpies proudly supporting and wearing their MHF Beanies for Brain Cancer.

Beanies for Brain Cancer

In addition to selling Beanies for Brain Cancer, the Asquith Magpies held a very special Family Fun Day Fundraising Event at Storey Park on Saturday 16th June in order to raise further funds for the Mark Hughes Foundation. 

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Storey Park was a-buzz with lots of fun and laughter during our Family Fun Day. There was plenty of exciting activities for the kids including face-painting, NRL Skills Clinics, visits from Muscles the Magpie and Barney the Bear, all culminating in the much anticipated Asquith Magpies Inaugural Mad Mascot Dash. 

All funds raised throughout the day from our activities went to the Mark Hughes Foundation. Together with selling the MHF Beanies from the Storey Park Canteen, the Asquith Magpies raised just shy of $6,000.

Special thanks to  our wonderful sponsors for their generous donations, Fretus Waste Services, 5Star Real Estate, Pharmacy 4 Less, North Sydney Bears, Magpies Waitara and Ferraro's Pizza. Our Family Fun Day wouldn't have been a success without your help.

See how much fun our Junior Magpies had during our Family Fun Day in the gallery  below. 

Family Fun Day Fundriaser

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In 2018 the Asquith Magpies fielded two Under 6 teams playing modified league-safe football. League safe is a modified version of rugby league designed to give the kids confidence in their skills, without the big hits parents might see on TV and the kids just love it! 

Our Under 6 players and parents this year have made lots of new friendships. The kids have looked forward to waking up each Saturday morning to get out on the field, run around outdoors and to play as part of a team. And when it was Asquith Black versus Asquith White, our kids gave it their all.

If you have a 4+ year old looking to join a family orientated club, boasting the most affordable fees on the North Shore and want to get active playing sport in winter, please feel free to contact us via the website or click here to learn more about playing for the mighty magpies. 2019 registrations are now open.

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Click through the gallery below to see how much fun our two U6 teams had, we think the smiles on their faces say it all.