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Wicked step by Katoa 10/3

Aloys giving plenty here. Penalty. 5/3

Nice opening play by Aloys had Barker stuck in their 22 for first 8min. Tight head to Barker and a solid run by Ned SS saw Will Kennedy score out wide. 5 nil Barker

52 nil in 2nds. Barker over Aloys

I agree again. The traditional pathway of CAS/GPS/ISA & CHS all playing each other then the NSW sides chosen after that to compete at the Aust Schools Champs was a much more transparent process than the current pathways program.

I agree with you WLF it is not as simple as that. I have never seen Wood play. I have seen Segala over last 2 years and he is playing really well. Hard running and hard tackling. All that League training. I also concur with your sentiments on the pathways in that in all likliehood the NSW side...

Well Wood will have his chance to go one on one with Segala on Saturday.

What is the Brook 2 name?

Just on why I think Waves are favourites. The Knox side I watched today would not have beaten the View side I watched last week. And from what I heard from Hornsby, this Barker side is not consistent enough to beat Waves, who crushed Kings and Knox. I hope to be proven wrong. On the Barker plus...

A dominant display at DV by Waves sees them elevated to be the favourites for the Plume Shield this year. Knox were gallant in defeat but they just did not have the big ball runners like waves. Halaholo 4, J-Tavana (5) Halatokoua(6) wee just too big and ran all day. Ably assisted by Ethan King...

FT here At DV. 42/14 Waves win

Late try Poulos. 42/12

2nd yellow to Waves. No arms in tackle

40/7

Try Waves2. Entertaining rugby. 36/7. Kick to come

14 lads a piece

Knox lose McLeod for no arms in tackle.

Yellow to Waves 4. You get that for giving cheek to a super rugby ref

31/7. Great kick into wind