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1 October, 2024

Oztag glory!

Four Ferny Hill Rams Oztag players achieved a major victory at the Oztag State of Origin tournament, held from September 20-22, representing Queensland in the U17s team.


U27s ladies Queensland team’s massive victory. Photo: Australian OzTag.
U27s ladies Queensland team’s massive victory. Photo: Australian OzTag.

Tyler Toafa, Haami and Jack Wharerau, and Boston Nau proudly represented both their local venue and Queensland.

The U17 boys emerged as the only Queensland junior side to win their series against New South Wales, where Oztag enjoys greater popularity. Sherrie Wharerau, mother of Haami and Jack, expressed her pride in her sons’ achievements.

“The whole family lives and breathes tag. We play together in various competitions,” she said.

Haami scored the winning try in the final match, while Jack earned MVP honors for the team.

“The final game was live-streamed, which made it extra special for Haami. He’s been buzzing ever since,” Sherrie added.

The team played four matches against NSW, losing the first 8-5, drawing the next two, and winning the final match in extra time to secure the series win.

Additionally, two North Lakes Snakes players, Jessica Polglase and Naomi Keast, triumphed in the U27 ladies’ series for Queensland.

Twin stars, Haami and Jack Wharerau.
Twin stars, Haami and Jack Wharerau.
Ferny Hill players Tyler Toafa, Haami and Jack Wharerau, and Boston Nau.
Ferny Hill players Tyler Toafa, Haami and Jack Wharerau, and Boston Nau.
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