![Wests Tigers coaches on City Country duty](/siteassets/2023/05/02/30502270_myersf-1gp_5191.jpg?center=0.24%2C0.49&preset=hero-primary-wide)
Wests Tigers pathways coaches Robbie Mears and Letitia Taylor are both on representative duty at this weekend’s City-Country carnival at Kogarah.
![Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale and NSW City Under-19s Women's coach Letitia Taylor](/siteassets/2023/05/02/screenshot_taylor.png?center=0.3%2C0.61&preset=photo-inline)
Mears coached Western Suburbs Magpies Harold Matthews Cup team for a second season in 2023, while Taylor has just finished her first season in charge of Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale Cup side.
![Western Suburbs Magpies Harold Matthews coach Robbie Mears](/siteassets/2023/05/02/robbie_mears.jpg?center=0.3%2C0.5&preset=photo-inline)
This weekend Mears will take charge of the NSW City Under-16s, a team which includes two of his Magpies players, five eighth Onitoni Large and centre Heamasi Makasini.
Taylor will look after the NSW City Under-19s team which includes her Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale Captain, Jae Patu.
![Wests Tigers 2023 Tarsha Gale Cup team](/siteassets/2023/05/02/2023_tarsha.jpg?center=0.28%2C0.49&preset=photo-inline)
Matthew Betsey, who is Wests Tigers General Manager of Womens and Pathways, says it’s a great achievement for those who are involved this weekend.
“Getting selected for representative teams as a player or coach, is a nice reward for effort and commitment at club level,” said Betsey
Well done to all pathways' players, and our two coaches, who are involved in City-Country this weekend.
Matthew Betsey
Eight games will be played across three days kicking off with the Harvey Norman Women's Country v City match on Thursday 4 before a further seven matches over the weekend.
All matches will be played at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium apart from the Wheelchair Rugby League match which will be held at Queanbeyan PCYC.