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Would say so, all about the depth chart,, assume he will sit 3rd, while Burey a.great clubman and 12 for the Shoremen.

There was a separate Colts forum for nsw Colts in 2023.

Kudos to fellow Shore OB and Shoreman Angus Sinclair and team, long time between premierships, enjoy the moment.

Heard Kinross won both 2XV and 1XV vs Brook this afternoon in Orange.

Solid overview, well done. Don't get the opp to watch many schoolboy games these days, as kiddos playing SS, however, believe Kinross may be the sleeper this season. Their S&C program has significantly improved, while the entire rugby program under MT has moved next level. Wish all teams well...

Great experience for the Auggies lads, KWS are heading to Japan in the July school holidays, with a 45 person squad from both the boys & girls rugby programs.

The Central Western Daily article indicated they have a balanced team, with alot of yr12 students 2nd year in 1's with continued growth / development.

Read that Kinross 1st XV hosted Waverley, Cranbrook & Marist (CBR) up at Orange the past few days, only results reported in the newspaper were: Kinross 14 - Waverley 19 Kinross 7 - Cranbrook 5

Listen to former Wallaby Jimmy Grant on the below podcast, warning as a few F bombs but insightful. https://spotify.link/DBMOqnTYoDb

They are brothers, went to Kinross, the latter moving to view a year or two ago, father is a view OB.

Believe KWS collected the chocolates against Stannies in Bathurst, congrats!

No mate, had to escape the cold, currently in southern Europe, am back next weekend.

Max Burey for the Shoremen.

Oaks +13 Pats +7 Auggies +17

Interesting notion, certainly has merit... still wouldn't stop top CAS schools poaching top ISA players from country schools.

It may cover coaches, strength & conditioning personnel + physio. Is it the case that some teams pay to play verse others get paid to play?

Piss-taker detected, as KWS newsletter today indicates "..unique opportunity...two weeks prep going into our first competition game against Oakhill..."

A pink card was like a merit award today, which meant no chance of missing Saturday rugby whereas, a white card was a disciplinary 2hr detention (Friday) or the dreaded Saturday detention cleaning the white picket fence on A ground, hence missing rugby!!!

Receiving a pink card from Jika on a Friday morning whilst he did his rounds to every secondary class was also a positive, two great educators from a bygone era. Thanks for sharing @Joker

KWS rugby do the same bus trip every fortnight to Sydney based schools, the joys of rugby!