Lismore Rugby Club's City Under 18s Colts have beaten Casuarina Beach for the first time this season to win the Far North Coast Rugby Union Grand Final.

A minute's silence was held for the Lismore Rugby Club U18 Colts player Eddie Allen who was killed in a car accident in South Lismore on Monday evening.

Lismore and Casuarina held a minute's silence for Lismore player Eddie Allen, 17, who died in a car accident on Monday. Photo: Lismore Rugby Club

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The parents and family of Eddie Allen, who also played for Marist Brothers Rugby League club, made the trip to Casuarina with hundreds of others from Lismore to support the side, who only decided at training on Thursday to play.

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"We told the boys it was their moment, it was the time to do it for themselves and to honour Eddie the best way possible by playing good rugby and what a win. There is a lot of happiness," said Lismore rugby Club President Peter Everingham.

Lismore City Colts raced into a 17-0 lead, the first time they had gone ahead against Casuarina this season, having lost both matches.

"The boys played some good football and it was the start they saw us home as it became a pretty even game," said Everingham.

Lismore Rugby Club's U18 Colts captain Ryan Wolton receives the trophy after winning the Grand Final. Photo: Lismore Rugby Club

At half-time it was 17-5 but Casuarina upped their game and really took it to Lismore, who defended with all their might. It got up to 22-17 when Lismore went over for the final try to win 27-7 and earn the club it's first ever Grand final victory.

"The boys were absolutely outstanding and the entire team played outstandingly," said coach Josh Creighton.

Lismore City Under 18s Colts captain Ryan Wolton, who has played First Grade this season, was named Best and Fairest for the entire competition.

"He is quality," said Everingham, who added the boys were taken care of by Creighton, team manager Gus Macdougall, Stephen Hughes and Tyler Coveney over the past week.

Lismore 29 (17) Linden Thorpe, Zack Byrne, Gabe Taylor, Perry Daly tries, Jack Taylor 3 conversions, penalty goal;

Casuarina 17 (5) Noah Barnao 2, Jacob Hall, tries, Harry Hall conversion

The team that made history for Lismore Rugby Club: 1, Nick Forzan, 2. Mitchell Cox, 3. Linden Thorpe; 4. Isaac McLean, 5. Zack Byrne, 6. Shannon Day, 7. Gabe Taylor, 8. Ryan Wolton; 9. Marko Andonov, 10. Jack Taylor; 11. Perry Daly, 12. Kaulaus Naulivou, 13. Brayden Nelson, 14. Braiden Albertini, 15. Blair Ryan. Reserves: Jack Elmore, Eddie Allen, Braeden Williams, Gabe Forzan