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Iluv - but the England team had to be U/18 this year didn't it? Since the Oz team was U/19 it should follow that, on average, the Oz team was a year older, assuming that the Pom lads will be 18 or younger on 31/12/11 and the Aussies, 19. lee From what I can see most of these players were...

Lg i think the game is on Sunday 28 August starting at 2 pm Thanks - they changed the date and even the time on the Oz schools link. I checked it yesterday to answer Joe Mac. I would have missed today's game had you and E & E had not posted.

For those that are interested the age difference between the two teams yesterday was not that great with just about all of the England players well over 18 approaching 19. In the past it has not been uncommon for some english lads to repeat their final year at school to get some touring experience

This England side is made up of players that have been part of the various academies attached to the first division professional clubs in England (London wasps, Harlequins, etc.). The players have been in these Academies since they were 15 years old. They have been given very professional...

This England side is made up of players that have been part of the various academies attached to the first division professional clubs in England (London wasps, Harlequins, etc.). The players have been in these Academies since they were 15 years old. They have been given very professional...

Onozawa japanese winger and kickittome another japanese player

Ant Fainga'a would be my back up 7. He is fast around the field and has a fair amount of agression in him

Does Rocky losing the captaincy mean that his test position is not assurred? He has played well recently but overall his form has been down. If he does not produce it will allow RD to replace him with Higgers much easier if he is not captain

priceless - there are some really witty people on this forum

Even if some on this forum don't like it boys who attend GPS, CAS and ISA schools believe that playing for their first XV is more important and prestigous to them than playing for a club on a sunday afternoon. I know most boys would play both if they could but I do not believe that this is best...

By the way due to trial HSC exams today the two games have been reversed with the Hills/Knox game being the first game at 1.00 and the Auggies/NBSC game at 3

If you are playing in a quarter final of the competition against a side that has had good results prior to that game then you are not playing a weak side - early in the comp yes but at quarter finals I don't think so. To play a weakened side in this game shows a total disrespect of the...

semi 1 is at 1.00pm and semi 2 is at 3 Semi 1 Auggies v NBSC Semi 2 Hills v Knox

Auggies to play NBSC next week. Good win over Endeavour high

Interesting situation for semis if Auggies make it - their semi is scheduled for 1.00pm kick-off at Camden. That morning the second english trial HSC is on at the school finishing at 12.00. Gives them an hour to get from Brookvale to Camden, get changed, warm up and then run on. Either the game...

Auggies v Endeavour this afternoon. Anyone got any info on the Endeavour side. i know Wessels and Caterson play there but any other info on the team. How do they match up to Hills?

The majority of players are shown as 18 years old and all are curently placed in a professional club's academy. From what I can see they were still at "high school" at the beginning of the year, but I don't know how the system works over there. Forwards Jack Clifford 18 Flanker 1.93M...

If you want info on the Engalnd side follow this link. There are some big ones in the side with lots of international experience

Tom Cusack ruled out of Aus Schools - replaced by Will Miller

All schools have league players in their side, some that have played at a high level (Aus Schools, SG Ball Toyota Cup), some more than others. The problem that I have with Hills is the crowing they do when their "rugby" side does well and there is talk of them competing regularly in one of the...