University defeat Toads in 2014 Sunshine Coast Rugby Union round two

Sunday, May 4, 2014

May 3, 2014
Toads	20

University	27

Victory Park, Woombye, Queensland Australia

A three-try second half has seen University of the Sunshine Coast defeat Toads 27 points to 20 yesterday in their second round Sunshine Coast Rugby Union at Woombye, Australia. Trailing 10–6 at half time, University piled on three tries in the final twenty minutes.

In the other result of the round, Maroochydore defeated Caloundra 43 points to 22.

The two teams. University are in green, Toads in red.
Video: Patrick Gillett.

A panorama of proceedings. The scoreboard on the right reads 17–13 to Toads.
Image: Patrick Gillett.

Toads steal the ball after a line out
Video: Patrick Gillett.

Toads were denied a try after stealing a lineout.
Video: Patrick Gillett.

The final score.
Image: Patrick Gillett.

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Sunshine Coast Rugby Union. "SCRU Senior Competition A Grade Results" — Facebook, May 3, 2014
"Toads Tear Up Roma 7′s" — Sunshine Coast Rugby Union, February 17, 2014

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