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Think the A-Boys got up.

The referees decision is final, whether he makes a mistake or not, his decision is the one that is ruled. You can point out a mistake but calling it appalling is a bit too far. Ignoring the fact that the knock-on occurred near the 22, and Waverley then gained possession at around the 15, and...

Tactical advantage had been paid (play of the ball and won ruck), and territorial advantage squandered once the ball had crossed over the try line. A bit controversial for sure but the referee had every right to call that in whatever way he deemed to be correct; whether that be awarding the try...

Bit of a rattle being that close eh? Expected to put 70 on the boys from St Aloysius' and thoroughly rattled weren't you? Quit talking a whole lot about facing the 'weakest' side and having your 'dominance' (which comes primarily from forking out the big bucks for future NRL players, a bit of...

Who is the Old Mate? Position so we can watch his 'greatness' would be greatly appreciated.

Yes they did. With a greatly depleted team. Both CAS players from last year were out with injury so the 1sts forward pack was made up fifty percent by Second XV players. Therefore, the Second XV had a depleted forward pack as well. The team is supposedly quite battered with a few lingering...

Addressing St Aloysius', Multiple of their high-quality players have been, or still are, injured, including both players that played CAS 2nd XV last year (#3 and #5). A win over Riverview 3rd XV, one of the strongest in the GPS 3rds comp, is a good indicator of where St Aloysius is at. Let's...

Puzzling Waverley appears twice... Any results from the 3rd XV competition? St Aloysius' has won one game from two, counting the Pius trial three, with a convincing win over Grammar.

Look, Aloys has been historically a weaker side; and it is too early to tell whether Aloys will be threatening at all, there is a chance they are, chance they aren't. Obviously I may be biased. Up the Blue and Gold!

The A-Boys are in a far better shape than this comes across. Yes, the performance against Pius was suboptimal, that is undebatable. However, they were missing two key players in the forwards who were out with injury. The lineup was also experimental, with the backs substituting out frequently...

1. M. Carozzi 2. D. Rudd/ O. Senior 3. L. Ponsonby 4. O. Slingo 5. J. Harkin 6. J. Clear 7. R. Gomez / S. Eves 8. T. Smith / C. Lee 9. L. Price / C. Horton / E. Burt 10. C. Boyd 11. A. Williams 12. T. Burges 13. F. Wake 14. R. Wells 15. D. Crowley That's the current intel. Pat McCabe is...

They won a couple of games against teams in England, don't know against who. But supposedly played with great synergy and played like an actual team.

Will Aloys scrape more than one win at all this season, including trial matches? The Rugby program has taken significant leaps forward, and the Rugby Tour of the UK and France was supposedly successful. They had a victory last season in the Ross Fagan Shield.

Knox 83 - Aloys 5 at the final whistle.

Aloys 7 - Barker 5 at 5 minutes.

Kinross 14 - Aloys 10 at FT