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That would be good. Snort still around? Anyone?

Thanks all. So we can do tables, we need: Round 1: Trinity v Barker 16As, 15As and 13As Round 2: Knox v Trinity 15As and 14s. Cranbrook v Waverley 15As.

It's a shame AI can't fill the rest of these in. But there ought enough of you pass on some scores from the last 2 weeks so we can do up some tables. Thanks again @Mule for posting yours. Another ugly weekend for Aloys, only one team (the age group who were the best of the school last year)...

Thanks mate, edited to correct that. Barker Trinity lower age groups anyone?

Thanks Mule and 50c, a few more to go so we can get some standings going beyond just the 1st and 2nds.

With acknowledgements to our GPS colleagues (Joker), should we make an effort to keep track of the scores and the table? Let me have any results you can get, or correct any you see that you disagree with.

Waves 39 over Aloys 21 at full-time at Willoughby. Good show SAC, good to have their best forwards back from injury.

St Gregs with the win at Willoughby, 22-19. Aloys very close to snatching it back at the end, tight game in terrible conditions. Vastly improved performance by SAC.

Aloys 12 to Grammar 17 in the Firsts. Lots of injured players. SAC got up however in the 13s, 14s and 16s. Even matchups which was good.

There's a bit of schoolboy stupidity going on from the Aloys boys on these pages, so reluctant to give them anything to be even more stupid about, but I can give a report on the Aloys v Pius game: and it might have the SAC schoolboy sledgers on this page wind their necks in a bit. They would be...

100% incorrect.

Unequivocally not true.

Congrats to the 5 Aloys boys picked in the CAS teams. Especially the two powerhouse year 11s in the shadows, who will be the pillars for the SAC team next year. Just for an indication that either hope spring eternal or perhaps that the end is not nigh, although Aloys lost all (but one) games...

52-7 Baker over Aloys: an excellent win by Barker and no one should get carried away with comparing this to how many points BC put on SAC in the last 2 fixtures. Barker’s backline looked incredibly threatening every time it went through the hands. The centres are amazing, and the #13 is really...

Barker Aloys lower grades: 13s competitive (Aloys best age group performance wise) but both to Barker 14Bs big Barker win, competitive game in the As but W to Barker. 16As massive win to Barker 45-0. But in the 15s, a battling age group for Aloys, SAC won 46-0, against was said to be Barker Bs...

Good, you blokes head over to Northbridge, and we'll wait at North Willoughby and take the dub by forfeit.

Reports from Orange: Aloys lost to Kinross 10-14. Wasn't there myself today, but reports are that it was two tries each (including one intercept try to Kinross). Not sure scores in the other games.

Aloys 7 lost to St Gregs 46. SAC were missing skipper #7 plus #10 and #12. That being said they were very poor in the first half. The limited possession they had was gifted back to Gregs with poor kicking. The forwards were good, as usual #2, #3, #5 great quality, but it it was five tries to...

Great win on the bell by Aloys. 26-25, taking the Ross Fagan Shield for the first time in quite a few years.

Stannies did get up with a try on the last play of the game. But Aloys had their chances and squandered them. They were up 10-nil early and coasting it seemed. SSC had all the ball in the second half, big forward runners through the centre of the field and not much shifting in the backs, but any...