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Rather like the Bickmore-Hutt family of Waverley College

I was fortunate enough to be at the Centenary Match at Kings in 1970, as many of my forebears attended Newington. The guest speaker was an Old Newingtonian of some years, who stressed the importance of playing Rugby after leaving school. He and many of his contemporaries had returned from WWI...

Score was 41-0. Knox's forwards were led by their enforcer Lachlan Swinton (aka "Captain America"). Owen Finnigan was not a happy camper that day :(

The 15 coaches are actually coming from Barker :D

My breakdown (checked against today's programme): 1sts: CAS 10, GPS 7, ISA 4, CHS 2 (Total 23) 2nds: CAS 6, GPS 9, ISA 5, CHS 3 (Total 23) Shadow: CAS 5, GPS 4, ISA 3, CHS 3 (Total 15) TOTALS: CAS 21, GPS 20, ISA 12, CHS 8 (TOTAL 61)

Talking of Yassmin, it was good to see him "settle down" and score two nice tries today

Aloys only got one player in I'm afraid (Rahme). The others are from St Augustines - also abbreviated as (SAC)

45-24 win to Joeys after piling on 4 tries in last 15 minutes

24-19 to Knox with 20 to go

14-12 to Knox at half time in 1sts

Next year's 13As finish school in 2023 - try the 2019 13As

It's great to see the camaraderie between Waverley, Barker and Knox supporters in overseeing the defeat of the common foe, the dreaded AAGPS. Not since before the Reformation have the said tribes been so much on side

Knox 43 Aloys 15. Knox CAS Premiers

My apologies for the error - in my mind I somehow added an extra converted try to the Knox score

Bear in mind the CAS 1sts should also be selected to counter a formidable ISA team

Captain America eats future NRL stars for breakfast (along with his Coco Pops). He also sings a wonderful rendition of "Custard Pie", as the Old Waverlians at the end of the field will attest to.

It's trivia night. On that score Old Waverlian Owen Finigan wandered past close to full time, with a "wouldn't have happened in my day" look on his face.

So they can be the incumbent Residents Action Group. Back to the rugby and the Waverley player who tried to pick a fight with Captain America must have had some sort of death wish. Maybe he was sent off for his own protection.

To be pedantic it's the "Senior Studies Academy". Ironically, it occupies the site of the long time headmaster's house.

The "Battle of Bellevue Hill" ie. Scots vs Cranbrook also draws a large crowd - usually 3000 plus.