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I don't think there are any rules. It is probably left to the discretion of the school and how they manage their students' welfare. I think this year Knox were having some of their U16's as reserves for the firsts later in the season. In particular one of the forwards - Frost - who apart from...

I am not too sure whether this is the right place to post it, but... http://www.rugby.com.au/wallabies/FanZone/RugbyWorldCup/WheretoWatch.aspx#nsw

I would also consider Scott Sio (Trinity) - I think he is in this decade. Jack Debreczeni (T) and Tyson Davis (B).

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I have probably missed it, but does anyone know who the ref is?

Well i liked it...

One good thing about watching the game at my local pub tomorrow night: they probably won't be switching it over to the cricket.

One concern I have is the lack of outright speed in the Wallabies side. A potential for a few long range AB tries.

My 2 cents on this week's games. Aloys vs Cranbrook Aloys at home are always hard, but it has been a long season for them and I think injuries are hitting them hard. On the other hand Cranbrook has found form are over their injury concerns. That said they are backing up after a torrid...

Dour as in a tight arm struggle. It was a good game to watch, with some nice tries. It took them a while this year, but the Cranbrook team showed a fair bit of ability. Looking on the previous last 4 rounds, they, with Knox were the form side of the comp and deservedly so. And they have depth...

Knox 25 defeated Cranbrook 15. Three tries apiece. A dour game where a spirited and tough Cranbrook gave it to Knox. Knox gifted a lot of possession away due to a lot of penalties

Congratulations to Knox on a well deserved title. Alloys would have went up to Knox with considerable hope of victory. And it showed in their play and the support received from the crowd. And for the first 20 they matched it with Knox. Their first try to Lawson (I think, a great solo effort...

Round Seven of the comp should be quite interesting in what has become quite an interesting season. At this stage 4 sides are still in the race (mathematically at least), and the form of the sides would indicate that it is still too early to say who will be the winner. That said, Knox would be...

I think the competition is still quite wide open. Trinity is yet to host Knox which I think will be a hard game for them. And both Cranbrook and Barker are improving sides. The rematch between Aloys and Knox will be a good one, as both sides will be wanting to prove a point from their Round 1...

Though with Hooper you have some speed. If things go pear shape you could toss him into the backs where his speed also wouldn't be out of place.

When is Armstrong back? He was playing well for them prior to his injury/ disappearance. Though his replacement, who I think they moved from 10 is doing well, Armstrong was good in both attack and defence.

Looking at the weather, it should be dry by the weekend so I don't think that should be much of an issue. There was one game in my mind that could be affected by the heavy conditions. But the games this weekend should be interesting. Cranbrook host Barker. Despite the lowly position...

Does anyone know why The Knox 1st were wearing what looked like black armbands against Cranbrook?

Now that the CAS selections have been made, what about a team from the injured players? The rehab team seems to be full of quality players. Some if fit would definitely have been considered. For example from Knox. Armstrong and Stenning. Stemning for his speed and goal kicking. Armstrong as he...

This competition is an odd one. Despite there being a definite leader and definite cellar dweller, it is marked by a closeness of sides judging by results.