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Great report from Rod and sounds like an amazing game to have watched. I'm happy my 20+ prediction was so off, can't wait for the next two weeks and i don't think i'll be able to stay away from the Waves vs Knox game. Another close year on our hands and another reminder why there is nothing...

Cranbrook beat Trinity. I can't recall the score, they won by two tries i think. Pakutoa was on fire scoring two tries and putting on a show for the crowd. Him and Lamens linked up well multiple times during the game. He must be pushing for a call up to the firsts.

Trinity Cranbrook was a great game. With Ilias out, stead was moved to the centres and the combo with him and payne was lethal breaking the line multiple times. Cranbrook's defensive effort was strong in the first half but couldnt keep going as trinity came out strong in the second half...

Trinity come back to beat Cranbrook 31-10 after losing in the first half. Much like the brumbies last night, Cranbrook struggled to attack and were defending the whole second half. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Halftime Brook winning 10-5. Got a close game at hordern. Stenmark just attempted and missed a 40 metre penalty goal at the end of the half. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They sustained a few injuries over the previous week but hopefully the boys will be back. I'm predicting a blowout in favour of Waverley. They are in amazing form and have great depth to backup for their injuries. Waves to win by 20+ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congratulations to Donladson, Frost, Morreti, Woodcock and Wright for gaining selection in the Australian schoolboys team and to Bell and Lloyd for their selection in the barbarians squad. What a spectacular year for Waverley, they have more boys in the Aus schools team that the winning side...

Is there anyone filming the game? Would love to see the highlights Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Smouha-Ho was walking around Queens Park today in a sling. I heard it was a bad break of his collar bone at training earlier this week that had to be operated on. He will be unlikely to play again this season Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks like a great team. Going to really challenge GPS. Quick breakdown Waves with 12 Knox with 11 Trinity with 8 Barker with 9 Aloys with 4 Cranbrook with 1 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Brook overcame Waverley 29-7. They truly found their form today, great game for Lamens and Pakatoa. It was also good to see Hayman back from injury as well as O'Reily recovering from what I heard was quite a serious shoulder injury.

Great effort from Waverley today, doing the simple things right and overpowering Cranbrook at every aspect of the game. It was my first time watching Waverley since their game against TSS and they looked like a great team. Cranbrook showed a lot of heart and it was a great effort from Ed Banks...

Tas Smith, Alex O'Reily and Hugo Hayman have all played 1XV at Cranbrook this year. I expect that Pakutoa will also get some game time during the year.

Cranbrook showed extreme promise in the first half, although they could not get over the line, their defensive effort is something to be extremely proud of. They managed to defend Knox for multiple phases with great line speed and strong tackles. Crammond and Tilley were exceptional at leading...

It will be interesting to see this year if any Cranbrook players will be selected for CAS with their current form and large amount of injuries. How rare would it be for a school to get no boys selected in either CAS teams?

Milios wasn't Cranbrook's only injury. Broekhoizan, Antonelli and Vicars also went off with what looked liked to be injuries that could put them out for next weeks clash with Knox. Stenmark was sidelined and hobbling when he Brough on water. May was also around but in a sling, I was told he has...

Here is a bit of information on Cranbrook - how many from 1st XV returning 1. Joe Pardey 4. Charlie Crammond 7. Peter Milios 8. Jake Broekhouzan 10. Finnbar Stenmark Tex Ho(prop) , Oscar LS(Prop) and Alex Antonelli(winger) all had brief stintsin the first XV last year mostly off the bench. Also...

This list has obviously not been updated L Bower has left Cranbrook as well as Farraway.

Aloys showed up at Cranbrook and gave a big effort against a poor Cranbrook side. Aloys vs Trinity will be a good fight for the lower grade schools. The Aloys scrum and line out dominated and allowed for their backs to shine. Aloys 6 was good on the pitch with a great work rate. Sad to see prop...

Cranbrook vs Trinity really showed the large gap in CAS, worried about Cranbrook's ability to play Waverley and Knox however it was good to see the two schools hit out with many improvements for both sides. Stead and Byron H-D really stood out as well as the Trinity centre pairing. For Cranbrook...