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All interesting ideas. If we are looking to get the kids some more rugby why not look at playing a number of GPS 7s tournaments during term 4. Maybe instead of having a whole school traveling to another school have School A hosting all U13 teams, School B hosting all U14 Teams, School C...

Brad Thorn I think has hit the nail on the head Having coached junior rugby for a number of years I have had and seen quite a number of league players come over and given it a go and not once have I had a kid say he dosn't like playing the game in fact they love it. Some stick with it but...

Yes TGS are a far better team then what their results say, a few of us that have been watching them agree that there seems to be a problem with the 9, 10 and 12 combination. Individually very good players, but don't seem to be working as a combination. The 10 is grade 11 not sure of his...

Australian Rugby just goes from Strength to Strength, doesn't it. If the ARU are going to rely on the private schools to develop and identify their future stars we are in for a lot of pain.

Trials are exactly that "Trials"

TGS by 8 There at home and they will be smarting after their loss against TSS a game they should have won

TGS took a 17 to 6 lead into break and looked the goods in the first half They continued were they left off in the second but then had their hooker yellow carded this was a turning point for TSS and allowed them right back into the game TGS finally responded with a super try right on full time...

So while everyone is talking about the usual suspects don't forget about the boys on top of the range. From all reports the New Zealand Tour was a great success for the school. The School has had no turnover of coaches through all ages in there A squads for the last couple of years. They have...

Well if you what you say is true it makes a joke out of the whole thing. I am sure the kids that were involved got a lot out of it, just don't let them hear the above comment (if true), takes a lot of incentive out of trying to reach their goals.

This is not the first case of a ref losing control of a game in this competition. The Sunshine Coast Downs game 2 weeks ago was a case in point. The ref was inexperienced and should never been in charge of the game, as admitted later by some senior refs who saw the game. The second half turned...

TGS are off to New Zealand

Bit of a upset down at Ballymore in the U15 Darling Downs defeating Brisbane Blue 13 to 8

Could not agree more about the mongrel

One of the great things about Rugby is that it is a game for all body types and not a one size fits all. Then ability and heart come into it to determine how far you can go with it.

What are we trying to turn this into a game of American Football or Sumo Wrestling

Hot off the press U17s in Cairns Darling Downs defeated North Queensland 26 to 24

U15s up in Cairns Darling Downs 19 beat North Queensland 17 Big effort from the Downs boys who left Toowoomba at 6am this morning

Well said, as a number of coaches have said to me over the years, its the little kids (yet to develop) that hold their own and can take it to the bigger kids , are the ones you need to keep a eye on.

Tgs 65. Bg 0 Only 4 conversions kicked still going

All my point is some people are getting carried away about how some teams and individuals are going in the underage teams. When you look at it size is a big factor. There is nothing wrong with this but as the boys get older this will change as the others catch up. So things just need to be...