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While I understand the Tigers aren't going to stop Makasini from playing GPS rugby, I'm not so sure a winger is a make-or-break when considering the Newington's chances. I'm far more concerned with how they replace Rodwell at 10 than whether Makasini plays. I do believe Herring will add...

3. Wright 2. Bell 1. Ikitau

The list of "league" boys who could have been available but have contracts after school would have made competition for spots extremely tight. Mitch Woods or Toby Rodwell at 10 would have both been exceptional. Would have loved to see last years Australian 16s Captain Onitoni Large at 12 and...

Well done boys. Lemoto is a must get, he was absolutely dominant in both games. Uys was excellent in both also just needs to control a few pushed offloads. Grover stepped up massively this game, his running game is outstanding and just controls the game so well.

3. McReight 2. Wright 1. LSL (Lukhan Salakaia-Loto)

Got to say I'm glad I didn't get up early for that. Conceding 26 points in the last 10 minutes is a new low.

Lolesio killing us

terrible by Wilson

Great work there by Bell, wright and MK

The end to end attacking rugby in the Shore Scots game makes me wonder what the competition would have looked like if most weeks hadn't been rain affected.

24-19 view with a couple of minutes left

Blatant Red to Fittler, dubious yellow moments later to Lemoto and it's 15 on 13 at view

ladder now has: Joeys 10 Shore 8 Scots 7 Newington 6 Riverview 6 Kings 5

Newington let a golden chance slip going down 38-35

Scots score on the bell to win 17-15 FT

Joeys seems always willing to make the extra pass to put someone in unopposed; Scots don't look to promote to a man in a better position but rather try to score through contact, which has resulted in being held up 3 times.

15-0 HT to Joeys. Scots held up a third time on HT

3. McReight 2. Frost 1. Valetini

Agree, Frost was immense in all facets. I don't disagree either that locks can be harder to judge, and his role may be different, although conceding a team-high quarter of the WB penalties (3 of 12) when we need discipline particularly when the quality of the opposition improves, I wouldn't...

I'd suggest Ikatau as culpable, given he is the most downfield at the time of the kick (slightly ahead of Lancaster) with a considerable start over Wright and the Georgians and he is the first to give up the chase. To be fair, I don't imagine Schmidt will be too happy about any of this passage...