Noosa back in front. #SCRUMajorSemi #rugby
— Patrick Gillett (@pattman_journo) August 22, 2015
Uni take back lead at Sunshine Coast Rugby Union major semi final
Uni penalty goal. Uni 14 Noosa 12. #SCRUMajorSemi #rugby
— Patrick Gillett (@pattman_journo) August 22, 2015
Noosa 12 Uni 11 – SCRU major semi close
http://youtu.be/RcJUd5QwsZ8
Noosa try. One point in it. Noosa 12 Uni 11 #SCRUMajorSemi #rugby
— Patrick Gillett (@pattman_journo) August 22, 2015
SCRU major semi final second half underway
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The second half on the 2015 Sunshine Coast Rugby Union major semi final is underway.
Uni lead Noosa in Sunshine Coast Rugby Union major semi final
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It’s just gone half time in the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union major semi final at Sunshine Beach. University lead Noosa 11-7 having scored an unconverted try right on half time and two penalty goals earlier on. Noosa have one converted try.
SCRU major semi underway – Noosa 7-3
http://youtu.be/3sv4AvwBubE
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The 2015 Sunshine Coast Rugby Union major semi is underway.
University scored a penalty goal early but Noosa has just scored a converted try. 7-0 to Noosa.
Noosa in Sunshibe Coast Rugby Union reserve grade Grand Final
http://youtu.be/EuUoDU0EBU0
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Noosa have just defeated Caloundra in the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union reserve grade major semi final.
They now have a week off before the Grand Final. Caloundra will play the winner of tomorrow’s minor semi – Maroochydore vs Fraser Coast – in next week’s preliminary final.
Two bonus point wins and results their way
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Anyone following the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union’s SGQ Cup closely may have spotted that the double chance in the finals has not been mathematically secured. That being said, the same was true about top spot last week.
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Australian Football League on Youtube?
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An interesting article came across my twitter feed this afternoon. Apparently the Australian Football League has approached Google to broadcast matches live on YouTube. If this is true it would not be anything new in the sporting world. It wouldn’t even be new for Australian rules football.
The North East Australian Football League broadcast games through their YouTube channel each week. Even the representative game gets broadcast.
If the AFL follows the NEAFLs model, the audience will be able to watch replays of the match without said replay being otherwise uploaded.
There are, however, a couple of issues with Google getting the rights. First is Australia’s anti-syphoning laws. In short these laws require curtain events to be offered for broadcast to Free to Air television networks. The list of events includes all AFL matches. Channel Seven have, in recent years, waived outright five matches each week. The other four matches they’ve only waived in part.
The other issue the Australian Football League would face is internet bandwidth. The AFL would be looking at about nine or ten gigabytes per match. There being nine matches each week, this works out to be about ninety gigabytes a week. An audience member watching even a three or four games would chew through there home data allowance fairly quickly, their mobile data definitely.
It will be interesting if this amounts to something.
University, Noosa play for home Sunshine Coast rugby major semi in 2014
This season’s Sunshine Coast Rugby Union semi finals are now scheduled to take place at Sunshine Beach and Caloundra, Australia. The venues were settled upon in the final round of play yesterday, incidentally at the same venues and teams.
In Sunshine Beach Noosa defeated University 17–8 in a closer match than the final score suggested. Noosa took an early lead after eleven minutes through an unconverted try.
University took the score to 5–3 seven minutes later. They would take the lead seventeen minutes into the second half and would not relinquish until three minutes left in the game. At this point Noosa rumbled over through a series of about ten rucks.
In their round five clash at Sunshine Beach, University won 15 points to 13. Noosa won the round ten match at the University of the Sunshine Coast by nine points – 24 points to 15.
In the other A-grade game at Caloundra, the hosts defeated Toads 37–8 to host the minor semi final. In round five Caloundra won by eight points, while in round ten the teams played a 14-all draw.
The winner of the major semi goes straight trough to the grand final. The loser plays in the preliminary final against the winner of the minor semi final at a yet-unknown venue.