Is he tied up to rugby or the other code?
NSW AAGPS 2025
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NedKelly
Chris McKivat (8)
Week one's 'for' scores have been double counted for both Joeys and Newington.
Missed that game, any standout players?
jester23
Bob McCowan (2)
very well said, also many individuals forget that the scoreboard clock at Scots college isn't accurate as the referees posses their own watch with the correct time. Thus leading to the conclusion that streamer and the official scoreboard at the game isn't accurate.
Sincerely
Forwardpack101
Frank Nicholson (4)
Who is the Newington 12. Thought he was best on the field yesterday. Quick and silky with a good boot
Scrums'N'Bars
Stan Wickham (3)
Way too early Power rankings:
1. Newington - only undefeated team after 2 rounds (shows how tight the comp will be), looked well drilled at the ruck as well as a strong set piece, along with a few players to come back from injury, will look to storm this competition 10 years on from their last.
2. Joeys - still second, was a very tough game against Newington only going down by 1 point. Also with a few players coming back soon should be a very strong team looking to push Newington.
3. Riverview - With the tight loss to Newington last week as well as beating Kings comfortably and troubling the Kings scrum. They are a dark horse to push in the second half of the season.
4. Kings - Although they suffered a tough loss to View, they have the players and skill to challenge any team on there day seen in both pre-season games against Newington.
5. Scots - Don't have much to say on Scots, they have some very skilled players like the Large brothers and big Heinz Lemoto, they did struggle to beat Shore. Again not much to say.
6. Shore - from Premiers last year to bottom of my rankings this year. Without Rex for half the season and Jai for who knows how long as well as all the year 12 talent from last year, I cant see them doing much until Rex and Jai are back.
So much can change in such a long season, when I come back to this at the end of the year, it will probably be laughable.
-Scrums
1. Newington - only undefeated team after 2 rounds (shows how tight the comp will be), looked well drilled at the ruck as well as a strong set piece, along with a few players to come back from injury, will look to storm this competition 10 years on from their last.
2. Joeys - still second, was a very tough game against Newington only going down by 1 point. Also with a few players coming back soon should be a very strong team looking to push Newington.
3. Riverview - With the tight loss to Newington last week as well as beating Kings comfortably and troubling the Kings scrum. They are a dark horse to push in the second half of the season.
4. Kings - Although they suffered a tough loss to View, they have the players and skill to challenge any team on there day seen in both pre-season games against Newington.
5. Scots - Don't have much to say on Scots, they have some very skilled players like the Large brothers and big Heinz Lemoto, they did struggle to beat Shore. Again not much to say.
6. Shore - from Premiers last year to bottom of my rankings this year. Without Rex for half the season and Jai for who knows how long as well as all the year 12 talent from last year, I cant see them doing much until Rex and Jai are back.
So much can change in such a long season, when I come back to this at the end of the year, it will probably be laughable.
-Scrums
Ace Ventura
Larry Dwyer (12)
apologies - you're correct. A glitch in the software counted Rd2 F&A twice for all 2nd XV teams (only).
Does not affect the Table or points, just the F&A numbers. Now fixed.
Thanks for pointing this out. Will publish correct tables next round.
dorrigoranger
Frank Row (1)
bring back the biff
theruckingdead
Frank Row (1)
I did hear similar news of a hit to the ribs taking a shore boy to the ground for quite some time. Game was called off with only minutes to go anyways. Scots ended up winning the game by 5 tries.
Keone Anitelea-Tsioussis. Was in Tahs U16 program and plays Randwick Juniors. Also plays for Souths in junior league.
Try Line Vet
Bob McCowan (2)
It was a bit of a muddy day out at Bellevue Hill. The Scots boys definitely started very slowly, and the Shore boys came out charging strong. Early tries from Shore gave them the early lead and definitely set the tone for the first half. Scots looked strong when they had the ball, but were pushing unnecessary passes, which cost them possession and ultimately led to Shore being more on the attack and Scots being put on the back foot. In the second half, the Scots boys definitely got a strong word, and it seemed like they came out stronger and showed more endurance than the Shore boys, being a lot more dominant in the second half and bringing the game back. Ultimately, Shore stayed ahead, but Scots definitely woke up in the second half. Both teams played great footy despite the conditions, and it was another great day of watching footy in Bellevue Hill.
It was a sad day for the Scots 3's, but it was a good wake-up call before round 1 next week. I can't wait to see how they match up against King's Round 1 on Scots main oval.
TrylineVet Out
jester23
Bob McCowan (2)
Are you able to see when he punched the individuals on streamer and if so what is the timing.
Sincerely
Elbow Patch
Frank Row (1)
Hardly overshadowed. Anyway, put some perspective. New students are not allowed to sit on stadium side, so instead they are provided an aluminum scaffolding quality seats on the other side of the oval where half the side of the field is roped off for spectators?! Absolutely comical.
If you want some respect, maybe joeys should make some seating available for opposing teams instead of this arrangement.
wisemaan
Fred Wood (13)
Some of the best culture/cheering I’ve seen recently. Also getting quite rowdy towards the end with lots of noise and aggression from the crowd.
Where's the beef
Sydney Middleton (9)
Look, call it for what it was, unacceptable. As was the lout that was screaming at the new kicker in the first half. To the Joeboys cheering credit, when some of the younger kids started to laugh at the lout, they shut them down.
As for the stands, it is what it is, the left hand side is for parents generally joeys, the right is for parents which is a mix. The boys well at least you get some seating. In many places, joeys puts up with far less.
The Chairman
Trevor Allan (34)
Just rewatched for the first time. I was impressed some good passion out there. I think it all came together towards the end. Good drumming, chants and overall outrage at the bagpipes every single time created a good atmosphere!
Jakeburner65
Allen Oxlade (6)
I think Joeys can hold their heads high. A great match and the still most likely “grand final” with the View team smokey-ing around somewhere nearby.
wisemaan
Fred Wood (13)
Real passion when things didn’t go there way as well. I definitely think that crowd will keep turning up after yesterday. Will be interesting to see if they get even bigger numbers out at Stanmore next week.
It’s_about_The_Footy
Frank Row (1)
I heard Henry Baxter at hooker for the Shore 1st 15 had a cracker of a game. 2 breathtaking try’s. That Baxter family is something different.