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CAS Rugby 2025

Rugbynbeers

Rugbynbeers

Watty Friend (18)
ScrummyBear1994 said:
CAS 1st XV Fixtures for this coming Saturday:

Waverley 1st XV vs Scots 1st XV
St Joseph's 1st XV vs Knox 1st XV
St Aloysius 1st XV vs The King's School 1st XV
Trinity 1st XV vs The King's School 1st XV
SHORE 1st XV vs Barker 1st XV
Cranbrook 1st XV vs Newington 1st XV

Some exciting matchups this weekend, good luck to all teams playing and have fun. Scrum on!
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trinity or aloys will be playing kings 2xv.

assuming it will be Aloysius.
 
saladsdontwinscrums1

saladsdontwinscrums1

Stan Wickham (3)
Bob_Talau65 said:
Mate Horrible Take.
Shore have no strike outwide losing 50-0 to the Blue and Gold.
Best game easily will be Scots Vs Waverley at the regarded 'Death Valley'.
Cheers Boys:cool:
#BOBTALAU
#ALOYSOB73
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Not sure about that one Bob

Could be quite a good take, Shore at due for a major bounce back, and have a strong team on paper. Barker will be going in with a lot of confidence which might not bode well for the Reds.

Time will tell with this result
 
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RugbyBot

Allen Oxlade (6)
Great match ups this week and so much better going straight into CAS, with rep to follow and then the ISA comp term 3. Well done sports-masters.
 
Rugbynbeers

Rugbynbeers

Watty Friend (18)
TheRock said:
Correct RnB
Trinity 1xv V TKS 1xv
Aloys 1xv V TKS 2xv
Trinity 2xv V TKS 3xv
Aloys 2xv V TKS 4xv
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didn’t Aloys beat Scot’s 1st Xv? I believe I read that on the aagps forum.

if so interesting on why they would play Kings 2xv ? Or do I have them mixed up with another cas school.
 
scrumhalf

scrumhalf

Stan Wickham (3)
Anyone have information on Newingtons recent form, i've heard Cranbrook will be entering a weaker team due to many short term injurys sustainted in trials so will be interesting to see how the younger players approch there debut.
 
FowardsWorkHard1984

FowardsWorkHard1984

Frank Row (1)
scrumhalf said:
Anyone have information on Newingtons recent form, i've heard Cranbrook will be entering a weaker team due to many short term injurys sustainted in trials so will be interseting to see how the younger players approch there debut.
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The 1st XV lost in a nail biting classic versus Kings 1st XV 38-35 and the 2nds lost 31-0 to Kings 2nds. Good test for Cranbrook, and their depth.
 
ScrummyBear1994

ScrummyBear1994

Frank Row (1)
Dr Riding said:
Gentleman, just want to weigh in on a new exciting prospect I had the pleasure of watching this weekend.
Kinder Trueman delivered a standout performance in St Aloysius’ most recent clash against Sydney Grammar School on Saturday, asserting himself as a key playmaker and defensive anchor for the First XV. Trueman was instrumental both in shutting down Grammar's attacking threats and in creating momentum through his elusive running game. His ability to combine solid defensive work with incisive ball-carrying made a clear impact, contributing significantly to St Aloysius’ dominance throughout the match.


Defensively, Trueman was rock-solid, consistently making front-on tackles and showing excellent line integrity. Whether defending in the midfield or covering space on the wing, he displayed calm decision-making under pressure and rarely allowed the opposition to break the line. His ruckwork was another highlight—Trueman regularly put himself in the contest post-tackle, either securing turnovers or slowing down opposition ball to allow his defensive line to reset.


In attack, Trueman showcased his trademark footwork and spatial awareness. He proved elusive with ball in hand, stepping through tight spaces and drawing defenders to create opportunities for his outside backs. His ability to beat the first man and offload under pressure keeps defenders guessing, making him a genuine strike threat from anywhere on the park.


With performances like this, Trueman is firmly in the conversation for CAS 2nd XV selection. His versatility across the backline and his balance of hard-nosed defence with attacking spark make him a valuable asset at representative level. As St Aloysius prepare for crucial fixtures against heavyweights like Knox and Barker, Trueman’s form and confidence suggest he has the potential to tear up the competition and lead from the front.


St Aloysius will no doubt be counting on Kinder Trueman to continue his upward trajectory—if Saturday's game was any indication, there’s plenty more to come from this exciting young talent.

Signing off,

Dr R
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Interesting, I remember watching Kinder play 13 on Aloys 2nds against Cranbrook last season. Great to see a young buck like him climb up the rankings to the 1st XV. Definitely a player I'll be keeping an eye on. Scrum on!
 
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