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Not sure about that. Friends with kids there are happy, it does well academically and at most other sports and the kids seem to love it. Just sad that rugby is dying. Agree too many choices. If that’s true about E sports being an option that’s ridiculous.

They would win the ping pong and chess though.

Worrying signs for rugby enrollment at Knox. Five 16s teams, four 15s, three 14s and only two 13s. Compare that to 8 soccer teams in year 7. Yeech

How did you get into Aloys?

Given the amount they’ve spent on Knox 1 you’d hope the drainage is up to a few days of rain.

Knox has the best ground but the worst BBQ.

To be fair I don't think RorD has ever mocked the performance of another school's under 13 cohort.

This post doesn't make you look as good as you think it does.

What used to be the Australian Schoolboys has been replaced by the "Australian Schools and Under 18s" which is announced at the end of the academy matches and plays the internationals. It is the top junior squad in the country and picks up U18s that are at Uni or aren't at school. This aligns...

He scored a cracker of a try though.

Thank god there is finally a school catering for the untapped demand of schoolboys to choose Netball Umpiring as their winter sport

A very hot take as Gregan was also overlooked that year.

what did the GPS guys do to get locked out?

You'd think that God would have been focusing on the AIDS crisis in 1981 and not the Joeys / Scots match, but priorities I guess.

Still hurts huh?

That article is bizarre and bitter. Aloys offer scholarships (sorry "bursaries") for high achievers in academics, music, drama and art. Other CAS schools offer those, plus sport. One approach is "good, loving and just" the other is "false and seductive". Boys on scholarships at Aloys are looking...

Beyond impressive for an U15 player to be selected for a Joey's 1st XV team. Who was the last year 9 to have that honour?

They don't repeat year 10. The boys who were playing up an age group to play with their school year drop back down to U16s at year 11 unless they are going to play 1sts. So Knox U16s is usually a deeper age group as the younger year 11s fill out the year 10s.

Shame as it looked like a great day out. Crowd into it

Cool to see Thomas Yassmin, formerly of Bellevue Hill, get a touchdown in the Rose Bowl game. Life highlight in front of 95,000 people no doubt.