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After climbing into second position following their last start victory over Wentworthville the Newtown Jets face another test of their credentials when they play the competition-leading Mounties team in a round 10 match-up on Saturday.

The Jets, boasting a large contingent of Sharks-contracted players, have built steadily through the first nine rounds of the season, with another win this weekend set to put them on track to push for a finals berth and to make a real impact in the Intrust Super Premiership in 2016.

With a number of players backing up after impressing in the various rep games held last weekend, the Jets will again field a formidable line-up at Henson Park on Saturday in what is Newtown’s annual Ladies Day, with a number of game-day activities planned.

Below is a brief match preview, followed by the Jets team list.

The match against Mounties is scheduled for a 3.00pm kick off at Henson Park on Saturday  

 

By Newtown Jets Media
Top of the table clash at Henson Park this Saturday.

It’s one versus two this Saturday (14th May) in the top of the table Intrust Super Premiership (ISP) clash between Mounties and Newtown at Henson Park. The Canberra Raiders-aligned Mounties are the competition front-runners, while the in-form Newtown Jets are in second place. This Saturday at Henson Park is also designated as Ladies Day, when the Newtown Jets club will pay tribute to the enormous role played by women in every aspect of the modern Rugby League game.

The Newtown Jets had several players involved in last weekend’s representative Rugby League matches. Classy halfback Fa’amanu Brown (Samoa) was named man of the match in the epic Samoa versus Tonga Polynesian Test, while barnstorming front-rower David Fifita starred for Tonga. Backrower Junior Roqica played for Fiji in the Batis’ narrow loss to Papua-New Guinea in last Saturday’s Melanesian Test.  Strong-running centre Jordan Drew played for the ISP NSW rep team in their 30-16 win against the Queensland Residents in Brisbane.

Danger men for the Mounties this Saturday include their mercurial Papua-New Guinean international winger Kato Ottio, while strapping back-rower Mitch Barnett has been in white-hot form in recent weeks.

As part of the Ladies Day promotion on Saturday, there will be free champagne available for all women 18 and over attending Henson Park. There will also be a great array of fun-filled activities for all the youngsters and their families who come to Saturday’s big match.

The much-anticipated ISP NSW blockbuster at Henson Park this Saturday (14th May) between Newtown and Mounties will get underway at 3.00pm.

ISP TEAM LIST - Round 10
Jets v Mounties
Saturday, May 14
Henson Park
Kick-off - 3.00pm

1              Arana Taumata
2              Travis Robinson
3              Jordan Drew
4              Matt Evans
5              Jacob Gagan
6              Josh Cleeland
7              Fa'amanu Brown
8              Junior Roqica
9              Matt McIlwrick
10           Jesse Sene-Lefao
11           Anthony Moraitis
12           Kurt Capewell
13           Jason Schirnack
Interchange      
14           Kurt Dillon
15           Kurt Kara
17           Malakai Houma
19           Jaline Graham

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