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With the performance of the Wallabies last night, it would be fair to say we are we were when deans started. Seeing this list of boys in Aus and Aus A gives me great confidence that a lot of these boys will definitely be in the next generation of wallabies just as the likes of kurtley, turner...

Gents, did some research and found out that both Matt Serhorn and Simon Kennewell rowed in the Newington 4th IV that came 2nd in this years HOTR, the best result for the school on the day and was announced to be the best 4th IV the school has ever raced. Good work boys. Maybe big and strong...

with all this matter going on with scholarships and so forth, i'd like to make mention to Josh Mitchell from Newington who in my eyes has really excelled through Newington's rugby program with him not being on scholarship and starting in year 7 then making NSW II's. Although he may be the only...

From what I have seen he has developed quite suddenly into a solid hooker. Even though others might not consider him eligible, he had gained a good 10-15 kgs in one year from the 16s and it certanily shows on the field. But, it couldve easily been Campbell Shearer (2nds Hooker) in Matt's spot...

Also, a tad disappointed for the year 12 lad Josh Mitchell who scored two tries this weekend against Kings and has shown the true unionship and growth through the schoolboy competition but had unfortunately not been picked for GPS 2s or even ones. Having spoken to the lad after the game...

gents, it would be good if i could just gather what the 3rd XV scores were from the weekend. I know Grammar got over joeys 21-10? and Kings over Nwwington 13-0.

if those mistakes didnt occur, it would've been 70+, consider kings lucky I suppose

An absolute Masterclass game from the Newington 1st XV, in my years since I have left the college, this would have to be on-par with the 51-7 win in 2010 against Joeys. Final Score 50-3 2nd XV - 20 something to 5 (Newington Win) 3rd XV - 13-0 (Kings Win) Report will be up tomorrow.

Would like to make a special mention to a lad in the 2nds for Newington. Lives near me and is unfortunately shadowed by Joey Lussick in the halfback position but im sure he will have a solid game and play his heart it.

Saying that Newington will not be as strong in he forwards is simply an understatement considering both Vuni and Mesui (if I have spelt their names wrong, please correct me) played fantastic against a young and hyped river view pack. Vuni can do wonders with ball in hand, even making a 30m dash...

not a bad short edit from last weekend. Dont think it was made by that film maker/prodigy "Sam Evans" but itll do!

New - Win by 20+ View - Win by 5 Scots - Win by 15

not to put a downer on what you said, but i hear that if this years 1st XV doesn't win the premiership. It will that this year's year 12 cohort will have never seen the 1st XV premiership in the mighty cerise hands from their first years in year 7.

Lachie Cannell is Captain and Joey Lussick is Vice-captain.

yeh I know, I have added deegan to my 1sts GPS pick, but after hearing all the stir about him, i start to re-consider whether clancy or even Ellis Abrahams could be put in the mix.

GPSrow's 1sts GPS Pick. Based purely on game analysis, previous representatives teams and form from the 1st Round of the GPS competition 1. Doug Streeter (Shore) 2. Hosea Fotakuva (View) 3. Matt Sandell (c) (Joeys) 4. Ned Hanigan (Joeys) 5. Lachie Cannell (Newington) 6. Olly Kamp (Scots) 7...

By the looks of the competition on the 3rd XV, Joeys, Grammar and Kings will be the strongest competition. Underdogs will definitely be Armidale and High.

Last year every game I saw Jack Bowditch play in the 1st XV, he was too busy pulling his jersey down. But yes, hopefully this kid will have a blinder of a season.

Would you by any chance have the 3rd XV team list as well?

sorry mate, might as well kick it off! Kinross 2nd XV - 33 26 - Newington 3rd XV Very much a decent slog match between these two sides. Kinross had the early lead by early in the 1st half but Newington managed to continually punch holes through their forward pack and create numerous...