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Contemplating the CAS fixtures occurring in 2016, one would assume that Waverley and Knox would be the dominant two teams. Barker lacks depth in their year 12 age group, due to this i personally believe that they will struggle to win a game. Trinity has a strong age group for next year, they...

1. T.Chirnside 2. J.Suriano 3. J.Pilton 4. T.Burston 5. J.Broekhuizen 6. J.Kemeny 7. M.Matters 8. A.Spira 9. M.Reynolds 10. F.Stenmark 11. G.Gibson 12. D.Searl 13. M.Dickins 14. A.Glastras 15. H.Stewart E.Renton will most likely be injured, so not included in my side

Sorry mate, i do prefer precision in this forum. No need to get angry. Just correcting people's errors, as you would do.

CAS 2nd XV Number 6's name is Josh Kemeny

I will be spectating the 1st and 2nd CAS game tomorrow, happy to write a condensed report

Last year the duo of James Boyd and Dominic (last name not known) were the coaches. Dominic has left this year and the coaching role has become more independent, that in James Boyd.

Not until spectating the Cranbrook v Trinity game on the weekend have i noticed the strength of the Trinity forward pack. The captain Mclennan is an animal, should be a certain selection for CAS 1 as well as Wayland who i believe played no.1. Although, i have to commend the Cranbrook flyhalf...

Watching these teams play this year i have predicted a CAS ladder, anyone's opinion differ? 1.) Knox 2.) Waverly 3.) Aloys 4.) Trinity 5.) Cranbrook 6.) Barker

The inclusion of so many Barker boys in the predicted CAS u16 team is inaccurate due to the thrashing from Cranbrook. There were many outstanding players from the Cranbrook team, the number 8 Broekhuizen and the outside centre Dickins had exceptional games and are strong contenders for the CAS...