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Predicting it will be Barker v Knox for the title on the last day. The Barker kids will be in fine voice and hopefully the stakes will be high enough to actually get some Knox students there as well.

Jarrah McLeod and Archie Saunders from Knox starting for Aus U20s against Ireland tomorrow. Hope they turn it around from the loss to Italy.

Surprised Qld got as many as 7 in. All NSW teams schooled them, excuse the pun.

Congrats to him but a shame for rugby. He is elite.

And the game before. ISA beat Pres B 36-7. The main final is Pres A v ISA. Should be a cracker.

Yep CAS will feel like it was one that got away. Not too many Ws over GPS and that was a golden chance. They had more than enough territory and possession to win it in the second half but errors and missed set pieces cost them. Still, a good game of rugby.

The GPS backline looks scary. I think the only question is who do they beat in the final, CAS or ISA? Or GPS 2?

Scrappy game. CAS II looked better than CAS I.

Are the ISA big guns playing? Walsh, Woods, Conti etc?

Jarvis had a serious knee injury, only returned a week or two ago.

Cranbrook v Waves is game of round. Cranbrook looked handy against Knox and Waves shipped 3 tries to Aloys, so could be an upset on the cards.

I don’t think that’s right. The school pumped up the game all week and the headmaster was right behind it and is a big fan of the program. Really disappointing to see the low turn out. The weather no doubt played a part but the problem is more that there is a large part of the student body that...

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He may have taken the decision that the advantage ended when Waves won the next ruck. A short advantage but not criminal and also YOU WON THE GAME BY 20.

Reassuring to see that Waves fans remain good winners as always.

Good to see Aloys somewhat competitive. Have they improved from last year or Waves off their game?

The country teams by and large got smashed at the state comp That being said many of the best of them have already found their way into the big Sydney schools which continues to tip the balance towards the Sydney teams.

Well they do, they play for Australia U18s, This ensures the top 18 YO can play even if they are at Uni or have left school, aligning with the rest of the world. Australian Schools remains as a slightly anachronistic but welcome alternative pathway.

Jarrah McLeod - Knox Aden Ekanayake - Waves Bryn Edwards - Barker Archie Saunders - Knox Oniti Finau - Barker