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Nick Wendt was set to return to the 1st XV comp last weekend in the second half. He played the first half in the 2nd XV fixture where he came off early. Recent scans have deemed he suffered and ACL injury. Terrible injury to have in his first year of opens rugby, he will be making his return...

Any predicted GPS 1s and 2s lineups?

My Predictions for 2024 are as follows: 1. Shore + Scots 2. Shore + Scots 3. Joeys 4. New 5. Kings 6. View In my opinion, Shore and Scots are the clear front runners for me based on returning players and recruits. This list is my own opinion but with all honesty I think we've got ourselves a...

Couldn't agree more playing a full game in the 2s then backing up a few minutes later against an undefeated Kings side marking Tonga is brave and personally I don't think it gets spoken enough about. #withitoronit

I reckon NSW are gonna smash it this weekend considering they've got a bench like this: 16. Poni Ravubale (Eastwood) 17. Hayden Lavercombe (The King's School) 18. Lewis Wilson (St Augustine's College) 19. Charlie Ulcoq (The Scots College) 20. Justice Taumoepeau (St Josephs College) 21. Sam...

Jai 'Reece Lightning' Callaghan is the speedy new recruit who will slot right into that position. I'm sure the Hawker Stand has their fingers crossed he doesn't follow in the footsteps of Lewis 'The Fly, El Chardonnay, Kingy' Kingdom.

After re-watching the clutch replay you can see view 7 make the initial hit which was perfectly legal however then proceeds to shove the shore winger to the ground right under the touchies nose. Due to this being foul play, I believe the touchie does have the power to be able to step in and I...

Also note GPS team of the week player Ed Baxter (son of wallabies legend Al Baxter, 69 test caps) in the two row of the Shore 1XV who is eligible as he is young for year 11, alongside Tom Hartman on the wing for view who scored a hatrick in round two.