The Western
\nForce U16s are up to second on the Super Rugby Men\u2019s U16s ladder following a
\n29-19 victory away to the ACT Brumbies in Canberra on Saturday.<\/p>\n
The Force triumphed
\nfive tries to three, with Kalamunda winger Tyrese Wainohu opening the scoring,
\nbefore tries to locks Oscar Sio and Enzo Kyle, followed by hookers Jamie Mackenzie and
\nHarry Jenkins.<\/p>\n
In fine
\nconditions with a strong wind at Brumbies HQ, the Force performed strongly led by
\ntheir forward pack, with back-rower Bareek Kleine-Deters Ausage and Kalani Onno
\nstanding out, although the latter got into trouble with the referee late on.<\/p>\n
Generally,
\nthe Force\u2019s discipline was a key factor with the Brumbies having several yellow
\ncards, while the visitors\u2019 kicking game was shrewd in the breeze.<\/p>\n
The Force
\nled 24-7 at the break after scoring four tries to one, but the Brumbies\u2019 two
\nsecond-half tries denied the visitors a bonus point.<\/p>\n
The result
\nmeans the Force have nine points from three games, with NSW Waratahs \u2013 who won
\n54-45 over the Queensland Reds \u2013 well clear on top of the standings at the
\nconclusion of Round 3.<\/p>\n
The Force
\nare next in action in an all-important clash against the third-placed Reds (5
\npoints from 2 games) at Success Regional Sporting Facility from 1pm next Sunday
\n19 October, followed by the opening game of the North vs South Women\u2019s Series
\nfrom 3pm at the Southern Lions venue (free entry).<\/p>\n