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The trials aren't quite over. One more week this week. GPS competition doesn't commence until after the Long Weekend.

Joeys Highlights from the game against Knox.

Grammar 14B def Joeys E 23 to 22 Grammar 16B def Joeys 16G 56 to 36 Grammar 15C 43 def Joeys 15H 7 Grammar 14A 29 def Joeys 14C 14 Woudn't get too excited by any of those results.

Defeats are easily accepted when they are of this magnitude. And there have been plenty of defeats for the C@B faithful over the last couple of years, although few as comprehensive. Just feel for the kids from Waves who got plenty of respect from their opposition but precious little support...

Given this was the first encounter in a very very long time and Waves were favourites, was surprised to see such a small crowd turn up. Clearly hard to find your way out of Death Valley.

Joeys versus Waverley. Clearly this footage has a particular Cerise slant to it, and in that regard is not designed to be objective. But better some footage than none in my view.

Waves far too strong, especially up front. Too big, fast and skilful. Joeys struggled to compete with their size. Wright, Cornish and Moretti were v destructive and Hardaker looked like he was playing another's game to everyone else. Electric acceleration.

I'd ask this question. "Have any of the schools provided any explanation to their own parent groups as to the rationale for the change back to a one round competition?" Clearly a couple of years ago (and probably for about 100+ years before then) the GPS schools played single round first...

Joeys led by 5 tries to 2 (one of which was an intercept) so there was certainly some dominance there but Scots fought back, which they traditionally do. Yassmin was destructive (he was cramping up at the end, probably from having to run so far!) but Scots are going to have to do a little...

Link to yesterday's Joeys V Scots game at BVH. Don't miss the hit on the Scots winger at 32secs in. Enjoy.

Where can you find details of who has been selected? ASRU shows nothing.